and the u. s government and i suspect the, his majesty's government is the same on the equipment that is provided to ukraine. the accountability of all of these things is very, very strange, but assess the job of the officers that are deployed there to help make sure equipment goes to where it's supposed to go. so i might have great confidence and then we'll, we'll look into that further here in a moment. we have had trucks, many on instruments with the spinning report about pentagon procurement as to what's happening regarding corruption, when you are intimately involved with the war and ukraine. because you supervise forces, i mean, tell me about that trip you made to key of in 2015. was it a optim in squan collapsed? i, i understand that you were there to, what were you doing and you have, we have the mission, us army, your to help provide training for you, great and soldiers. they had a large training area at a place called you have a roof in western ukraine near the city of levine. our task w

i mean, globally, the u. s military has hundreds of superfund sites and an internal study by the department of defense in 2022 indicated that there are, that people are being contaminated all over the world. from our p a phase. these are toxic chemicals, carson, the genet, chemicals that are used in foam to, to put out buyers on aircraft. and these are leaking into the ground water. i'm in hawaii right now, heidi it's, i, you know, my heart goes out to the people of hawaii because in many ways this is occupied territory and just take for does it, for example, a law who honolulu and the red fuel a leakage into the opera fire has contaminated the neighbors for a 100000 people in honolulu and so i think that today is to be address. nice. thank you for addressing this. right. let me see you wanted to jump in, right? yeah, yeah. so the red hill facility been a u. s. navy facility in red hill, hawaii has leaked fuel into drinking water, and then that is just want to remember more than 750 military installations from

and the u. s. gets all the chips it needs to control the global tech sector so much so that by 2010, 92 percent of all the us chips are made in taiwan 92 percent. then somebody goes out suddenly, china and it's economy starts the room while this is going on, you know, explosive growth, chinese start leading the way in the making of teammates and phones and monitors and computers and kitchen appliances. and uh, you know, automotive parts you have it because all those things need jets. china starts buying up all the chips that it can get a chance on. they become the world's biggest consumers biggest buyers of chance. but where they're going to get all the chips, where are they getting all the chips from here? they're buying them from the united states. but remember, we're getting them from time one. so think about that. you know, that means china is building their tech economy by using chips being made in taiwan . their so called arch enemy, right? which didn't matter when china's economy and milita

but then the u. s. said that so fast japan so here's what happens as seen on the look at these pictures. look at this stuff, look at these images. this is from the 1980s us politicians complained that all the jobs were going to japan. so many of them actually walked out on the lot of the us capital and started smashing with it. this is sort of smashing toshiba scenarios, declaring them the enemy, us trade war with japan was on. so japan is out. so who's in, who's going to make the chips? good question. suddenly the u. s. teams up with taiwan and the to come up with what appears to be a deal from now on taiwan, we manufacture the chips, the fuel, the united states, our tech industries needs at a cheaper price. and in return, taiwan is going to get us warships doing military exercises along its coast. and also along the coast of china to send the message to china. it is what the mafia would call a protection racket, right? i mean, this is the crack. busy of a gangster movie, you give us what we need and w

i mean, here's the deal. henceforth, taiwan becomes dependent on the u. s. and the u. s. gets all the chips it needs to control the global tech sector so much so that by 2010, 92 percent of all the us chips are made into 192 percent. then something else happens. suddenly, china and it's economy starts the room while this is going on, you know, explosive growth, the chinese star leading the way in the making of teammates and phones and monitors and computers and kitchen appliances. and uh, you know, automotive parts you have it because all those things need jets. china starts buying up all the chips that it can get a chance on. they become the world's biggest consumers biggest buyers of chance. but where are they going to get all the trips? where are they getting all the ships from here? they're buying them from the united states. but remember, we're getting them from taiwan. so think about that. you know, that means china is building their tech economy by using shapes being made in taiwan. their so called arch enemy, right? which didn't matter when china's economy and m

since 2014 and the list to say the u. s. one of the china speak is sources of the for investment is also sounding. the alarm is the best way to go to china has committed on visions, reason cracked down on for inc. consultancies and declared that it was not good news. so it becomes more and more common for companies in different countries to express the same uh, same, same situations. so it's an hon and type pay for those that well during a chinese visit. secretary raimondo is also insisted that the us does not want to be couple itself from china. i've been speaking to both. i had signed her on the list phrase a highway. i asked him if you can take that claim at face value as well. yeah, of course economy, you know, china is the world's 2nd largest economy. it's a huge part of global trade. it's ideal. the coupling means a complete split squared. that is simply no interaction. i'll us off. i sewage north korea, but not clearly isn't going to happen. america does realize and certainly the, the, the divide into ministration rea

the u . s. has, according to findings from professor vine, has over 750 military installations in the world. those all come with some carbon emissions to varying degrees and it's everything from, you know, smaller installations. maybe just the radar installation to bases in germany and south korea and japan to have tens of thousands of us soldiers come with really significant carbon impacts. so it's all of those activities that add up to the us military, in particular, having a carbon emissions footprint that is larger than many developed countries. wow. and of course, there's all these tons of calls, right? you know, there's these bases that have all the support infrastructure, the constant trucks that bring in supplies. and then there's also also the contractors, stewart. i know you wanted to jump in. yes, i was gonna say the whole supply chain of the military's that the sort of things that you're talking about the supply chain is huge as well. and that often gets forgotten in estimations that

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i didn't, i didn't say anything about the u. s. s. liberty for oh, uh, 15 years i got divorce for my 1st wife and she was the, every married. and there was an article in the rocky mountain news. i read it about to you assess, liberty that was written by a friend of mine. master chief, stand white and ever says up moment. i've been, i spent every day, every hour, doing something for us as liberty that i can to that mode our ship based die in vain as a did these young guys 182021 years old. uh and uh oh my god, and they, they, the slaughtered of never blown to bits blow to pieces. something you can't even hardly describe it as a insane. why do you think there's been such an institutional effort to move past the u. s. s. liberty. most americans have no memory of it. most americans don't even know it happened. why don't we talk about it? why don't we commemorate the anniversary of the attack? well it's, it's a, it's a non piece of history, a non piece of naval history, a non piece of american history. hey, it was a mistake here. there's

that is mainly because it has become highly risky for the u. s. companies to invest in china, especially after bathing, revised a lot earlier this year to counter spite activities. a many for in business now afraid of being targeted by the chinese government says updated definition of espionage is very vague. and also badging recently rated several consultants. the companies from the us detaining local staffing and imposing heavy fines. this prompt for income companies to we consider whether it is a wise decision to do business in china. but the chinese embassy in washington has the bunk to the remark saying that most u. s. problems in china wanted to stay in beijing was working on to further east market access to foreign companies. right. so it is problem specific to american companies or companies all over the world particular, especially in europe, also finding investments in china difficult now. so it's definitely a common problem faced by western companies and those consider one of the u. s. allies. for example, if we look at asia, if not no

back home, you've talked about how the u. s. is, you know, is not looking to be careful from china and tiny, but relation still remains strain. so why should we be seeing this relationship go in the coming is, are they gonna get closer together? they're gonna repair these regulations now, or they can deteriorate further. i'm, well, i think it's going to remain very straight. it's as simple as that. it's going to remain very strange because you didn't pick, has made no secret about his trying. a girl who's trying to dream this rejuvenation of the chinese nation, which requires a very high degree of self sufficiency. he has made no, no rollback. it's all about, you know, i'm using force to take over taiwan. and you know, he sees these as great goals of his presidency, honest as a leadership is general sector of the communist party. so from that perspective, china isn't really changing. i'm, i'm those, both of those policies are very much kind to where the us would want to see a specific treatment about as do many of its allies. so

since the uprising the nations been hit with a slew of harsh measures from the u. s. e u, and some of its neighbors. but now the former heads of state have appealed to echo, was to lift the restrictions, stating they could have catastrophic consequences for the nice area. and people who heard from local us, who said the country is driving for independence. natalie to liberty them about this situation, forces us to be energy autonomous. we want to move towards energy autonomy only struggle can liberate us and we have a know me that's as well trained, well grounded and disciplined. we the people of needs here are not leaving. an echo was to the west african economic and monetary union were ready to us. you more responsibilities, ready to suffer? the consequences of what will happen is that we have to adapt as we are an independent people and we aspire to totally independence. this is the moment to make a sacrifice, even if it affects our lives, to adapt to the situation. friends benefited from new share. if we refer to history for bulbs, out of 5 in front, are produced w

we only had about 5000 u. s. military personnel on the ground that was not what was producing a trillion dollar price tags. those were the price tags associated with the big difference of yesteryear of so yes, in afghanistan discussion is certainly worth having. and i understand the other point of view, but i did favor trying to preserve what modest amount of hopefulness there was still in afghanistan. and there wasn't a lot who certainly was more than other than that. so, i mean, clearly the americans were but what's for her? i mean, i guess why is it then? then when the americans leave, as you say, get more disengaged. the starts breaking out with syria, with the run. with the b starts breaking out in between the 0 period. every tray, a piece starts breaking out in latin america. wherever the united states just engages from peaceful is as you cranes and counter offensive fails to meet expectations, russia has launched one of its own. in the northern part of the front, las coast troops have advanced in the car

the u. s. department of agriculture currently has 1500000000 pounds of cheese, as well as 355000000 pounds of butter and 211000000 pounds of the cons. nice and refrigerated under ground. why? apparently for no other reason and just to inflate the prices american agribusiness is full of schemes just like this to keep the prices high and profits rolling in for american agribusiness. the vitamin ministration has even been expanding a program that encourages and compensates farmers for not growing food on airable land. the conservation reserve program was started in 1985 thousands of the american farmers get a check from the government, compensating them for not growing food and not using airable land that they own. the u. s. department of agriculture rents 21000000 acres of land for 10 years. at a time the buying the administration is currently expanding the pro ram because of climate change. they say. so if the u. s. government biden and blank, and really care so much about those haitians and ye

he issued a statement saying, quote, at the time of the attack, the u. s. s. liberty was flying the american flag and its identification was clearly indicated in large white letters and numerals on its whole experience demonstrates that both the flag and the identification number of the vessel were readily visible from the air. accordingly, there is every reason to believe that the us as liberty was identified, or at least her nationality determined by as rarely aircraft. approximately one hour before the attack, the subsequent attack by the torpedo boats substantially after the vessel was or should have been identified by his really military forces manifests the same reckless disregard for human life and quote. today we are happy to be joined by a survivor of these really attack on the us as liberty field tourney was a young u. s. navy petty officer assigned to the liberty that day. he also is the author of the book. what i saw that day is real as june 8th, 1967 holocaust of us service men aboard the u. s. s. liberty and its aftermath feel . thank you so mu

so if the u. s. government biden and blank, and really care so much about those haitians and yanna is perhaps they should arrange for all of those billions of pounds of food to be packed up. and they could have the u. s. navy carry out a speedy delivery. the podium, pounding, blending russia for the food crisis in places like yemen, where the united states is pretty wrapped up. involved and responsible is highly disingenuous to say the least. it requires ignoring key facts about the global food situation. okay, with mopping artsy, new york, the us size analysis, $345000000.00 in width and systems to taiwan. it is a move, it's just going to further exacerbated tensions between washington, that badging and the news comes just by various us officials. so having traveled a china or increasing funds, trying to improve ties or the joe biden basically rec, die the when he called the countries president changing thing, a dictate of this cost, june hard ministration. that wasn't their claims. it's from a com

c, u. s. commerce, commerce and 2nd straight has warranted that some of us businesses now view china as an investable gina raimondo was speaking during a visit to bait jane aimed at increasing strange relations between the world's 2 biggest economy. she says us firms might cease operating and china without prompt action to improve the business environment. 2 countries are engaged in a trade dispute, this seeing that employees restrictions on each of us exports as well. let's get more on this from correspondence and ty pates of some hon. i asked him why us businesses might now consider china investable. that is mainly because it has become highly risky for the u. s. companies to invest in china, especially after basing revised a lot earlier this year to counter spite activities a many for and business. now i'm afraid of being targeted by the chinese government says updated definition of espionage is very vague. and also basically recently rated several consultancy companies from the us, detain

so if the u. s. government biden and blank, and really care so much about those haitians and yanna is perhaps they should arrange for all of those billions of pounds of food to be packed up. and they could have the u. s. navy carry out a speedy delivery. the podium, pounding, blending russia for the food crisis in places like yemen, where the united states is pretty wrapped up. involved and responsible is highly disingenuous to say the least. it requires ignoring key facts about the global food situation. caleb martin, r t new york. it is the 2nd day of peace talks and saudi arabia over the conflict in ukraine, and more than 40 countries of taking pod, although not russia, which was not invited. a key is expected to present his own proposals and consisting of 10 points. moscow is repeatedly said that can be no peace in ukraine without certain security guarantees for russia. china, which has taken a neutral stance over the country to set a representative to the talks in jetta. now there is a lack of

these are to the u. s. and the american tools to in team in u. s. foreign policy and to contain russia to find the pressure to dream, russia. so they don't care about the human rights violations in the dream. why? at the pressure and other countries that do not apply to the terms of united states . so they don't have to exercise pressure on ukraine. why? because the ukraine is fighting with the last ukranian soldiers. uh for the american cause. the egypt is not doing that. russia is 1st moved mission since 1976 is now speeding toward the earth natural satellite. after blasting off in the early hours of friday, the $25.00 unmanned module is due to touch down on the south pole of the moon in 10 days time. or to use a table is a witness to the historic launch as of a starch, the cause of the drum and rushes far east. a. it's a historic moment, so you're in la starchy and rushes, far east. it's 7000 kilometers east of moscow. and the whole community of scientists, engineers and workers are waiting with a mixture of excitement and trepidations for the

we don't expect the u. s. a to apply a similar pressure on the for the all investment screening 1st, getting the trans atlantic purpose of mind is much more important for export controls than it just for the also an investment screening. since technology and technology, the coaches are much more direct, i mean, exports from other countries. you know, um, seconds given um, that's a big stick to just that the union is already considering an old investment screening. what we think is the executive order, and how executive the us increments of the investments meeting might serve, of course, as a blueprint for the holiday. you will take of this individual. yes, martine, very concise, only have 20 seconds. if i'm an, if i'm a major business in the u. a driven business, for example, should i expect that an investment screening is coming in the near future from the european side or on the sides from the european side from new york is quite clear on that's both on the team level. the commission already um this activity

so the u. s. is also trying to increase the domestic money and the processing from the critical materials to, you know, produce these 2 kinds of metals. so if they are finding a way to, you know, get these alternatives from other eliza as well. be, for example, japan has also produces really high quality gallium. oh, so the amount is not as much as china thus, so it's still a long way to go in western countries are still trying to find a way to counter such, you know, retaliation from china. okay. the 10, the, and tie, paid for things that breaking that down for us. now, guessing into the well, the work can itself be a competitive business. apprenticeships games can often be massively over subscribes and that's why one living from a started putting potential training is through the paces to whistle them down to just the lucky issue as ease. now, julio wants to become a carpenter. after working many part time jobs, the 22 year old view, that carpentry was the profession for him. up to spending a ye

and the youngest of 2008 was suppose to send a direct signal to the u. s. and nature of that's most concerns on not to be dismissed. but judging from the developments that followed russia's message fell in daffy's solution. do you think that perhaps we should have been even tougher in 2008, and instead of listening to mitigate, as gab, the time trolling or ease of doubt? no matter how loud our signals are not getting through to the collective west. let's be clear, had the actually listen to us, new things would have been better. no question about it. at the very least, we would not be facing the threats of a 3rd world war as we are now. our adversaries are effectively pushing the planets towards a new global conflict, and they refused to listen to us as for the actions that russia took back, then i believe they were necessary and they were adequate because on the one hand, we punched back against an aggressor and succeeded in restoring order, as you know, ultimately georgia's political leadership changed. and on the other hand, we avoided a full fledged con

and the u. s. is probably one of the only countries in the world where there are a sizable, you know, populations outside us citizens that believe otherwise, that maybe we should just ignore the i n a, the immigration and nationality act in all of the last that or when we go out globally, towards so, i mean, no one thinks america, i mean, you say in the book americans should only be a nation of legal immigrants. they go to a 9 year old homeland security intelligence career informs you of use would start with an abiding believe that america occupies the moral high ground as a nation of law. i mean, no one around the world thinks the united states is about law. so if we, i mean that's going serious is as well, i mean, i think there are a lot of people in the united states that believe that the i n a ought to be followed. the i n a is a set of laws that are very specific, says that cow shout, you must, it's not may detain into poor anybody who crosses the legally without permission. in this country, w

so if the u. s. government biden and blank, and really care so much about those haitians and yanna is perhaps they should arrange for all of those billions of pounds of food to be packed up. and they could have the u. s. navy carry out a speedy delivery. the podium, pounding, blending russia for the food crisis in places like yemen, where the united states is pretty wrapped up. involved and responsible is highly disingenuous to say the least. it requires ignoring key facts about the global food situation. okay. with mopping artsy, new york. okay. switching gears now rushes all set to launch a new age of discovery into that great field by returning to the moon for the 1st time since 1976 here it's how it's going to be done. the luna 25 on model prophecies, jews have blocked off from the bus, touched me at customer drove that will happen on friday. i know it takes its name from the soviet newton program which was of the utmost importance to the ussr during the space race with the united states. we spo

so the u. s. did not just add fuel to the fire or try to put a puzzle together. they directly lend the situation to this clash. by the way, they then began to try to dig themselves out and portray a bad situation in a good light. i remember a conversation i had with the same george bush and just a few days after the conflict began. i don't know where he was at the time either in america or at the olympic games, but the fact is he calls me and said, keep in mind that we have military specialists in georgia. i'm so and the megan hurts when i said it was, it's, it's your problem if you've left them there. well, if you have nothing to blame us for you, that was the conversation, didn't you know, with just a few days after the conflict began. therefore, the united states provoked this conflict. they try to cement these kinds of conflicts in all areas where they believe it can bear fruit. in this case, the goal was to contain the development of russian, and that's a complete one of their geo political tasks. you've just said that the united states actually prevent thes

a behavioral for awful, c, u. s. a and these frames that the french people, they have always been a big king and every sunday the 20th. cuz when it suits them, they are always been defending creaminess. which is the very same you here in 1010 for us. why expose the, for the invasion in the damage that these are framing in cold and all the french speaking african countries? because remember, b u, as in france, suffice. it's important when they do stuff, really, t a peter, it works to bind it to the fire, stick to the stuff, to the instability, to wait for them. and the quite a few steps we need to move in the lead that they have to be able to use is the same thing that they're paying you created the supported the cool because they wanted to use a thank you to make sure that they get it they said they didn't realize that which is so let's begin the step belie anything that is associated with the rational we know what date they've been doing these things for years. and so the science here, human rights, what has found i

c, u. s. onset and they are very be a, have been attempting to route court apartment, c 5 with the whole progress we heard from a region that i so but about many of the us, i'm positive comments coming to be responsible especially coming from us in the past that are considering the very delicate situation that student is currently facing on the situation a student in my dialogue. math book, one point is to be brought to negotiation table to find a peaceful settlement for the conflict. and that's a sentiment across many african countries that united states as a respect the sovereignty of these countries. united states is a critical of the way countries functions, particularly criticize in human rights records, criticizing democracy in criticizing dental policy in the countries. and at times many african leaders believe that the united states is a listing in the way to purchase. i forgot instead of pushing out because a partner looks down on african nations instead of looking at ways to work wi

we're afraid territory on the u. s. has of late into on monday i can so you can definitely use that gives real estate victoria newton and traveled to manage as well. if you had quote difficult negotiations with some of the to lead is pushing them to reinstate and oppose president. however, she didn't meet with either the home of the to or is con one. and in the wake of washington cutting off funding is says the folk cash will resume if the new leadership steps down. the secretary announced on friday also that we are pausing assistance to the government for the time being um that assistance will affect development a to the government security aid to the government. it's a significant amount. i don't have a number because it's a pause and it's a posit we would hope would be reversed if the who the leaders would step aside and restore constitutional order tomorrow. that pause would be uh, the, the security deposit go away and security assistance would be reinstated. but as we've made clear, hundreds of millions of dollars