it's the u. s. war. and i believe if the u. s. wants to stop this war, they can do it easily because they are overwhelming as a with women and they got the work in this work. but the u. s. is using and they got some specific and special benefits from their work. and the biggest benefits for the u. s. is the u. s. c for that it's building and the guy is a coastal peach. i'm not going to like speaking the, why the in this matter. but this is the goal of this war to make a u. s. c for it, so they can explore the natural gas to europe using, using this specific area. yeah, i can see that. can you explain to us what the sticking points are relative to a cease fire or 2 and exchange of prisoners. these release historically has been willing to give up as many as 500 prisoners palestinian prisoners in exchange for a single is rarely citizen. but it seems that these really government doesn't care at all about it. citizens being held by him us. why is the netanyahu government taking this position? why haven't we seen a massive exchange of

and the biggest benefits for the u. s. is the u. s. c port that it's building, and the guy is a coastal peach. i'm not going to do like speaking why the in this matter, but this is the goal of this war to make a u. s. c port so they can explore the natural gas to europe using using this specific area. yeah, i can see that. can you explain to us what the sticking points are relative to a cease fire or 2 in exchange of prisoners is released historically has been willing to give up as many as 500 prisoners palestinian prisoners in exchange for a single is rarely citizen. but it seems that these really government doesn't care at all about it. citizens being held by him us. why is the netanyahu government taking this position? why haven't we seen a massive exchange of prisoners? because they will have no reason after that to keep bumping and destroying and killing palestinians in gather. now they have a reason like the be willing, as i have our resumes and we have to go there and get them back. if they make at a prison that makes a change a

increases in the us and europe won't stop. chinese cars from finding buyers are running toward the u. s. ranks for teens and germany ranks sixteens among the export destinations. in contrast, for germany try those car markets remains crucial. the detroit, the s dental german manufacturer skill set like a huge portion of their cars in china. so in europe suddenly says we will close our doors. the chinese manufacturers, china could easily say we will close our doors to german manufacturers, which could be a disaster for the german economy. then economy was the door to the bookshop. try these makers need to be able to compete in the market where buyers demand the latest technology on features. but that's not the own advantage over established german brands. as it is a company, not this combination of technological development and hardware and software along with the subsidies and the fact that basically all the production supply chains are under chinese control, gifts, china and almost insurmountable advantage. that's nearly impossible, before the germans to catch up 2 directions passed. n

these cars from finding buyers are wrong toward the u. s. ranks for teens and germany ranks sixteen's among the export destinations. in contrast, for germany try those car markets remains crucial. the detroit, the ex dental german manufacturer, has skill set like a huge portion of their cars in china. so europe suddenly says we will close our doors to chinese manufacturers. china could easily say we will close our doors to german manufacturers, which could be a disaster for the german economy, then economy was the door to the bookshop. try these makers need to be able to compete in the market where buyers demand the latest technology and features. but that's not the own advantage over established german brands. as it is a company, not this combination of technological development and hardware and software along with the subsidies and the fact that basically all the production supply chains are under chinese control, gifts, china and almost insurmountable advantage. that's nearly impossible, before the germans to catch up to george and no on

u. s.istant, in terms of intelligence reports. this reminds, i think, everyone of what happened in 1976 in uganda when the israelis rescued israeli hostages from military groups and that involved netanyahu's brother, who was killed, as well. incredible joy, relief, euphoria in israel mag. you had tv commentators crying, really an extraordinary period. i think we will be looking at the tactics of this operation for some time to come. >> when you say, and the idf says, they prepare for some time for this, first of all, how long could they have prepared? you have to think they were also believing they had to get there any second. you never know what could happen to these hostages. they were preparing to do it and pull it off which they did successfully, but how long might something like this take orcs we talk about u. s. intelligence participating, how? go ahead. >> sure. >> reporter: there is an intelligence soak over gaza. human assets, presumably, the israelis have, debrief up hamas members

the u. s. was still ranked as the most powerful military in the world, with the world's largest defense budget, in excess of oblique $750000000000.00. there we have military base and in well over 70 countries. right now, can i have a partners really threaten unipolar strength of the united states? well, i was going out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a peer competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you well know in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against

and a lot of countries, problems, especially the u. s. promises set up to give him 8 and that he needed that because in that time he really wasn't a very bad situation. and egypt president on the west side that's got this out from the us for the price of making peace with as right. as we, as see throughout the story. this is not the only time the wes coulton, eric country and israel to one table. the camp david accords resulted in peace agreements between egypt and israel. israel and left sign i. egypt sent in the best of their to tell only after the treaty, egypt was excluded from the i repeat 4. yes. and egypt presidents adults was assassinated by fundamental this militant but even so camp david's set of process and motion. eric this for 80 normalization brokered by the united states. is rhodes most important ally? that was also the case for the agreement with jordan. the kingdom had long held back from england deal with israel, a head of a potential, the court between israel independent students more than 1000000 of them, then lift in

c, u. s. normalization. first and foremost beyond any potential a f, a gauge to be made in defense or economic cooperation with as well as 1st and foremost a political play that other countries do piece of the washington. okay, to get this right. normalization efforts between arab countries and israel have been going on for years mostly for economic and security reasons. and to police washington, israel's biggest n i now after the october 7th attack on israel and either elsewhere and gaza. the big question is the eric countries will proceed with the pulse of normalization or not. it's now i think, politically, very difficult for many countries in the world to engage with as well. but at the same time, these countries that have to start distribution. so this will have not suspended that as a result of this war. everyone has, you know, watching and waiting to see how this conflict will turn. now no one is right. is now talking about like finishing. is it a or like not accepting is a no, they're not is no, is t

we believe that the u. s. is currently protecting its domestic industry by copying china's own strategies. as it is what is on the o p. m. lots. now i would say that europeans have no choice but to follow the path already taken by the chinese hands. now the americans hold mountains means in the street. they must now engage in industrial policy, define key technologies, mind see where they may already be vulnerable and go from excess fund to one is it's by assume like a brutal survival battle. but the words choice organization has long sets rules for such disputes. unfortunately, almost no major power is willing to follow them. now, the or the more to nothing article, mostly lateral coordination in world trade has become very, very fragile ones. those are me if i may say so who took the w t o has been stagnant for years, and this comes at the expense of everyone's welfare. i know it, donald clients, whether in china to us or europe. we all benefit from this rule based global trade . one is in one's in believe y

b in the u. s. doubles for the chinese industry and global each rate is not a significant issue. discussed other things of notice on the effects, the 12000 davies that were exported from china to the us last year was, which is really a negligible proportion of chinese export isn't getting. i'm tired of funding. she needs as an export and politic tacos and in comparisons. try that, exported over 5000000 vehicles globally in 2023. the economic impact of selling child cells and fewer eaves in the u. s. is minimal. type is and that's as you put on this doesn't change much economics, it's more of a political statement. of course, there's also a domestic political dimension, especially in an election year. i was just and it's also a statement against the massive subsidies in certain industries in china. and recent years it's and it's good. we have mentioned subsidies several times now, before delving deeper into the subject. let's see how europe is dealing with these issues portrayed to be fear, the acce

the u. s. gave the green light to countries wanting to send us made fighter jets, and then quietly joe biden turned $180.00 degrees and told ukraine it can hit targets inside russia with us made missile. the calls we nato's chief was already on board. the time has come to consider whether it will be rides to lift some of those restrictions which have been in post lifting restrictions like putting nato military personnel, including military instructors in harm's way, inside ukraine or the united nations has condemned and is really attack on a un run school in central gaza that says the strike killed at least 35 people and wounded many more. these ready military says it carried out a strikes that targets had how much suffices involved in the october, the 7th, the terror attacks cools on, growing for an investigation into the incident around $6000.00 palestinians from only because a, with sheltering in this former school, an unreal facility in new the right when it was targeted by an is really st

but we have a u. s. congress that, you know, has it, can you help on international audience understand why the u. s. congress has for so many decades, overwhelmingly supported israel. and how is it increasingly out of step with what the us public wants, especially in an election? yeah, absolutely. i think that as a historic bipartisan push, disappointed throughout, right on the state of the us as a relationship is a bedrock of all foreign policy. that's somebody created by political pressures and elections. i mean, the doors are fact total only because come and save us right. a pack, which is a big price for a lobby groups here in the us. but other thoughts as that's like specific, a 1000000000 that donors who could be relevant to many members of congress and increasing what we've seen in, in recently as of actually normally because who don't want to not line who come out and say we all questioning israel's policy have seen millions of dollars from 10 to try to feed them. so this is the election as soon

and in augusta, the u. s. administration is completed in the war. crimes committed that gives different experience and by that estimate team describes the really trying to get away from being responsible in front of the international court of justice, that preventive b. u. m. best scenarios from inc. cutting and assessing the situation. and they have even really advanced on a lot from a heavy anything to do with a situation in gusta and yet really trying to see guys given by the uh, by the mad at bell. se me an has ministry and guess uh which you guys were actually independently verified by of our agencies. i see no reason why don't you guys given at still we have many, many uh children warm and uh oh wow, lot of seems bad. i'm not available. and if you guys are on that estimation of the read, the guys actually can know the story to bring you today. nato buck, the assess the nations of prominent russian figures under the over through of the democratically elected president himself. that is the shocking club p

the economic impact of selling charles sells and fewer eaves in the u. s. is minimal. type is another. you can almost doesn't change much economics, it's more of a political statement. of course, there's also a domestic political dimension, especially in an election year i was and it's also a statement against the mass of the subsidies in certain industries in china, in recent years. it's and you to it, we have made some subsidies several times now, before delving deeper into the subject. let's see how europe is dealing with these issues portrayed to be fear, the access to each other smart. it also needs to be reciprocity. and we discussed how to make real progress on market access. i remain confident that more progress can be achieved. at the same time, we stand ready to make for use of our trade to defense instruments. if this is necessary, european commission president was it off on the line, made his statement after meeting she's emptying in may 2024. the traits defense instruments she referred to include imposing terrorist on chinese eves. similar to the us approa

and the u. s. planes. it's seeking to come to russian, china on the content, but given that some countries as you being leading, i pretty eloquently say that they prefer to work with, with countries such as russia and china instead of the west. and why is washington attempting to dictate just what happens there, instead of saying, well, okay, these countries are, are showing more of an independent streak. now it's time for them to choose their own path forward. we'll step out of the way. if you want to work with us well and good if it's somebody else, ok. with that, not be the proper way to, to do business to dictate relations in africa. i think the difference that we seeing between a country like russia and a country like.

this is what was said in the tense moments in the u. s. federal court house, what can is it during this time covers my source to provide information that was set to be classified in order to publish that information. i believe the 1st amendments protected that activity, but accept that it was a violation of the espionage statute. i believe the 1st amendment and the espionage to act in contradiction with the child, the but i accept the would be difficult to win such a case given all the circumstances. it's been 14 years that you in a sanchez been facing off in a legal battle. and at this point, we see him on his way home after quite a bit of time, walled up in the ecuadorian embassy, quite a bit of time in british prisons along extradition battle. now around the world, many are looking on and seeing this is an example of hypocrisy on the part of us leaders who constantly lecture the world about freedom of the press, the protection of journalists, freedom of speech, etc. let's review everything that has happened to julian assigned over the c

the u. s. doesn't want to be spied on either, especially by china. that's why u. s. companies are no longer supplying chips. the chinese smartphone manufacturer white way. the u. s. government also wants to increase terrace on chinese goods, such as the views and solar cells. it accuses china of unfair competition for subsidies in china, but now wants to make itself independent of american ships and to conquer the market. long term trade war rages on china doesn't want any find hardware and it's public authorities. the china is building a more nationalistic approach. as a chip controls continue to increase and that to that far reaching consequences to many people, call it a tech code for where will this ultimately lead? and why will the military play a decisive role. trying this, public authorities are still using hardware and software from the west, replacing it with the chinese products is a priority. but what is behind this? turner has been trying to replace the western technology for a pre

you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. charges in favor of the us sent over the decision note to extradite consumers. in april, 2022. westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued to the extra dikes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. set contrib. preteen patel signed goals for the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian hassan is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in that marsh purse while is equal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and creating us your campaign. the. the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having

the u. s. provides israel with $3500000000.00 and military aid every year, including those 900 kilogram bones. linda. so some sentences say they will boy called speech, but he found his, his coordinates neo, who will criminal until this between and says, she'll skip it somewhere. but he has allies, senior republican and democratic leaders in congress, invited us and you know who to highlight us solidarity with israel. israel's one garza has already divided american public opinion, hundreds of thousands of people to protest it on the streets and universities across the us to voice their anger. and now many of waiting to see if next and you know, who will use this high profile speech to advance his stay to goals and garza and perhaps get even most support from the us north on the inside story, i'll just say around well, let's bring in i guess to the old joining us from the united states in washington dc, especially the most senior diplomatic correspondence at half post in cheyenne wyoming, is yo

u. s. and you, i'm genocide that's over the show will be back with a brand new episode on top danville then keep in touch, why will i social media if it's not sense in your country? how do i channel going? undergoing tv on mobile? don't. com is what's new and old episodes of going underground. ccf the, [000:00:00;00] the lodge on it's kind of a rush. i was told them outside of the us was complicit. attending ukrainian miss saw the tap and pride man which left 2 children dead. a chris stay in priest extra to touch the muslim police officer kills and a physical contact all css as the off the mouth of the terror attacks and taxed on the right. now, as i says, has appeared whole is almost completely destroyed. whole that's left burn sacred text for my russian and the may fight happy. we're looking at the kids all to an exclusive interview on the tragic events that took place. and it's a brutal attack on people on clergy, on the holy places of face would feelings kind of have i don't know what t

it says the u. s. o, the don't say why there was seizing his possible and removing him from the flight rushes forward may assist. beautiful. maria is the heart of a, was quick question. why? by the us state department oder, american police officers removed from the flight call new score 3 to who is head into the st. petersburg for them. is this done in accordance with the 1st amendment of the us constitution? well, the 4th, as well as a result, c u. s. officials, for more information about why it's called rich as possible, it was, sees the 2nd of all declined to give any details saying would not comment about the possible status of a private american citizen. definitely discussed this issue with the former us into this officer. don't carry off who you said it was on justifiable to remove salt risk from the plane without any explanation. and this was an outrageous and illegal act. and the only hope that i can have coming out of this is that it was the auction. busy of a low or mid level city is to x, wh

he wants a binding defense agreement with the us access to u. s. technology and the civil nuclear energy program. the sort of these uh, essentially a list of things that they want been returned for an organizing relation to it as well. but at the same time, to solve these have once or twice very clearly, the condition that any move to ones normalization would have to include the reversible progress or under a reversible pathway toward state boston states. but then on october 7th, 2023. how much the text is written east wrote invaded casa, and this put everything on hold peace and the solution for the palestinian question seem out of reach. so is that it's well not accept the. we need to talk about another play in the middle east contesting the ground. you run? yeah, yeah, because the leaders of the islamic republic have threatened 1st decades to erase israel from the map of the region. it's mendez's israel with it's drones, missiles and it's nokia enrichment program. that gift eric countries to they believe that the ron wants to dominate the middl

the guidance that the u. s. provides did to ukraine links the use of u. s. provided weapons to ukrainian self defense. we can use a notional example of russians massing on their borders, waiting until the attack moves over the border, loses the 1st move or advantage when it's clearly the russians are clearly getting ready to attack. however, in this case, it's worth pointing out that ukraine fired the missiles into ukrainian territory, the crime in peninsula which russia illegally occupied in 2014. they're trying to get russia out of their own territory so they can reclaim it. cynthia cook that from the center for strategic and international studies, a german foreign minister on a line up the box has repeated a calls for a 2 state solution during a visit to israel, a 8th since the october 7th terrace, attacked by hamas. the policy speech, she focused on the wall and west named monitoring crisis and gather reiterating that she was a friend of israel. a foreign minister criticized it, signed approaches to the war. the book also spoke on the impact of the ima

you recently stated that the u. s. as in trouble in regards to the middle east and ukraine on ukraine. you said a quote, we were committed to beating the russians in ukraine. we were committed to wrecking the russian economy and knocking the russians out of the ranks of the great powers we sailed. this is a devastating defeat for the west. you said i'm from here. stand point is this, the end of american unit polarity, you know, una blurred, in my opinion, ended in 2017 with the rise of china. and the fact that who brought the russians back from the dead between the period of 2000 when he took over in 2017, the polar moment lasted from roughly december 1991. when the soviet union collapse . until about 2017, we were the only great power on the planet. and it was the ideal strategic situation to be in. but the world that we live in today is not uniform. small bipolar is china, there's russia and there's the united states. and let me push back on that just a little bit because the us still remains the largest economy in t

it's all done by the u. s. as it may be deep cleaning and guys they bring in, uh, i mean, uh the coffee for the american uh, the advisors in ukraine. but it's all done by the u. s. last year. keeps the winning and you're able to utilize everything that the west and the need to have brought into your brain. so the only thing that do us can do now is just out of the desperation is to provide a long range missiles which are very dangerous. and you can very easily escalate into something that we don't want to think about, you know, a very catastrophic war. but this is the desperation, the of the us, which has spent so much money and its prestige on this war against russia. and rather than making peace, they just keep doubling down on these terrorist attacks. and these very dangerous military escalations with itself as mounting and the russian military gaining ground. he has is seeking to re fill its ranks to feed the front line, but this content along ukrainians. is growing unmoved videos have allowed those despera

the u. s. provides israel with $3500000000.00 in military aid every year, including those 900 kilogram bones. given the sunsets to say they will boycott speech by the phone to it says coordinate from yahoo! a will criminal until this book, one says she'll skip it somewhere. but he has allies, senior republican and democratic leaders in congress, invited destiny all who to highlight to us solidarity with israel. what israel's one garza has already divided american public opinion. hundreds of thousands of people to protest sits on the streets and universities across the us to voice their anger. and now many of waiting to see if next and you know, who will use this high profile speech to advance his stated goals and garza and perhaps get even most support from the us. nor honda insight story, which is 0. well let's bring in, i guess, to the old joining us from the united states and washington dc approach. i have the most senior diplomatic correspondence at half posed in cheyenne. wyoming is you'l

it took just 6 weeks for the u. s. built to humanitarian p. it to fail. on may, 15th u. s. navy ships they into from the east by the ports of oz, d o to gauze. as these exclusive, i will just see your images show. these are, will ships and logistics. this thoughts are responsible for connecting the floating structure to gauze a show. when it goes way in the ship goes lean area. the p, it became operational may 17th, supported by 2 ship sitting about knowing columbus as of the coast. the image is true to us trips and the smaller one intended to transport trucks onto the pa, but problems arose almost immediately. 8 days later, how many waves, overwhelmed repeated over that period, just the 29 trucks delivered 99 shipments into garza dilemma that the american forces had in trying to build appear. that was absolutely 0 support from the israelis in a place of war. i'm trying to bypass it is real is is without coming to a clash with them and it added up to to little was bad. weather is too late. publicly available logistics details show u. s. navy persona, constructing the p, a

the guidance that the u. s. provides did to ukraine links the use of u. s. provided weapons to ukrainian self defense. we can use a notional example of russians massing on their borders, waiting until the attack moves over the border, loses the 1st move or advantage when it's clearly the russians are clearly getting ready to attack. however, in this case, it's worth pointing out that ukraine fired the missiles into ukrainian territory, the crime in peninsula which russia illegally occupied in 2014. they're trying to get russia out of their own territory so they can reclaim it. cynthia cook that from the center for strategic and international studies as to now to some other stories making headlines around the world. c. foreign ministers have approved a 1400000000. your military aid package for ukraine is the 1st time that proceeds from frozen russian central bank assets will be used to finance agents. a key. if that used top diplomat does a bro said the funds need to reach ukraine quickly and avoid any blockage. you know that the fire officials in south kor

and a lot of countries promising, especially the u. s. promises set up to give him 8 and that he needed that because on the time he really wasn't a very bad situation. and egypt president on the west side that's got this help from the us for the price of making peace with this road. this we a see throughout this story. this is not the only time us govern eric country and israel to one table. the camp david accords resulted in peace agreements between egypt and israel. israel and left sign i. egypt sent in the best of their to tell o v. after the 3 d, egypt was excluded from the i repeat 4. yes. and egypt presidents adults was testing knighthood by fundamental this militant but even so camp david's set of process and motion. eric this for 80 normalization brokered by the united states. is rhodes most important ally? and that was also the case for the agreement with jordan. the kingdom had long held back from england deal with israel, a head of the potential, the court between israel independent opinions more than 1000000 of them, and then

the u. s. policy has been that ukraine cannot use us weapons to stripe targets in russia, in the midst of this proxy war with russia. this policy has been at least one reasonable attempt to limit escalation of hostilities. with this change in policy, the bite in administration is risk and even further serious escalation, the consequences of which could be world war 3. a bargain secretly gave you friend permission to strike inside of russia with us weapons, an escalation that could lead us to direct will with russia. not only does the job i didn't have dementia, he's insane. the west should be pursuing peace note world war. and meanwhile, back in europe, the germans, the french, and the polls are all falling over each other to give permission to use their weapons across the border and wish you were given the reality that ukrainian drones have been bombing place like moscow corps and cries another someone should really be given these guys a geography less a new invest executive, although we're st

in fact, meanwhile the u. s. as also now trying to revive the prospect of and is really saw the normalization deal error countries have in fact been criticized for a response to the crisis that is considered by some of our servers to be largely symbolic and rather feeble. quite the same be said of other international actors now putting pressure on netanyahu. let's take a closer look. he's right in the prime minister ness and y'all who is coming on the increasing pressure more and more countries are criticizing the eastern and the only use of the actions. and the goal is to strip randy pride. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court recently requested arrest warrants, or ness. and y'all, who am to mass leaders. the accusations against miss on yahoo deliver rest attacks on the civilian population and using starvation as a weapon of war in the cause of strip charges against him. aust, include with times of crimes against humanity. additionally, an increasing number of e u countries now recognized how