if you are a country like the u. s, that means that u. s. large, that's the export to us into your country, react with decreasing the prices. so it's actually unclear how much of the terrace increases actually passes through to the aggregate price level. having said that, there's definitely going to be an increase. take cars, for instance, the product trump would prefer to block from being imported entirely. too high tariffs mean for trade partners trumps to address their company should simply produce in the us. instead. our leaders in c e o is calling me up to complain about our towers. my answer would be very simple. build it in america very however, it's international companies do indeed ramp up production in the us to avoid tear of the us us trading partners with lu, significant economic growth and jobs comes to this. this is also, it's absolutely crucial that europe now pushes forward with essential before and with indigo. that's strengthening its own competitiveness and location staff. then i understand we need both economic strength

so a lot of our products go today, u. s. they need then we need them to add. so often this approach despite of for attending it's not that i want to, but we must not be poets and start finding a way and not doing things that benefit one nation. and then they sions that to work with us on the basis of products, we wouldn't engage them. and of course, if the implemented death science, we like to find other ways we have to be able to survive. because this we live on the basis that we will do what the west, one with nef, i'm going to develop as independent nations. speaking about mr. donald trump, who's going to be assuming office, what do you think is going to be different from his previous 10 to he's um, new to him and is it. and so you concerned, i mean, do some really threats that we assure and so is the and so you concerned and what do you think will be the difference from the 1st and the 2nd to when you go to cause that in this fest to tom did not close been try did last see of the guys the pilot the we don't know if that will change it. if up to us to test

little by the way, all the purely financial aid that the u. s. given ukraine right now, comes from interest stolen off of russian assets held in the west. and now there's even talk that they want to straight up steel those assets entirely. so apparently russia can technically fund the both sides of this conflict, but the west can't even fund their own side. meanwhile, trump who set to crash land back into the oval office next week is making it sound like washington is being super generous and not at all spending the over whelming majority of its funding for ukraine on building us weapons right at home. europe is spending a tiny fraction of what we're spending and the european nations as a combination. they should be paying the same because, you know, their economy is approximately the same size. if you add them all up. plus, there are a lot more danger than we are, so they're spending, they have a $100000000000.00, probably more than that, less spending on ukraine than we do. they should be spending money. i think it's very unfair to america. it'

i've stated the u. s. army service men find dead inside a blown up. tesla cyber truck, a new year's day was like least suffering from p t. s. d must. you live those burger? the designated, the rented vehicle outside trump international hotel, also left behind to notes defending his actions. and criticizing the american government. there were a couple pieces of content we thought were important to share for now. one is in the note application, he seemed to have 2 letters. one letter in particular, as you can see here, this is an excerpt from that letter. he says, fellow service members, veterans, and all americans time to wake up if we are being led by we can speak with leadership while we start to enrich themselves. he goes on to explain a variety of other grievances and issues, some political, some personal variety of other things which we. busy do our best to release very quickly here, but then there's a 2nd letter where there's some more excerpts. so this one seems to be dated after the fact in that no

there's a quick preview of the the u. s. is one of our biggest trading partners, but it doesn't mean will agree with them on ever to see and they know that the so on the issue of is about palestine. we do not agree with them. we think the general side that up must be stopped. and to the extent that they come to the pa, to on that, we will be happy about dental. going to tell us that we should stop stop some putting part of it, but we would work with them. are ministers have been in the u. s. we have way to continue, i'm planning to go to the us myself. we want to work with them, but it's important that or press people, every window else must be separate. the 2 have freedom. they would come to the lowest attrition way. women and children being came to dade and we close our eyes because we went to the defense of america. we, uh, i want life of the sort of good people is, is incorrect on should. in fact that's how we, we, we proceed on as a thing. we do so we're not going to close our eyes when we see that in other parts of the

k, u. s. u of the middle east genocide o, while domestically 40000000 americans could not eat without federal a's. one of the greatest us presidents that has never been is veteran ohio congress when dennis consented to also run in this 2024 election, the full, the mayor of cleveland and lifelong fight if a global justice and peace joins me again from cleveland in ohio. dennis, thanks so much for coming back on. i suppose i've got to stop before we get to the why the country and the global implications. companies are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house. a jerry man. did you? you talk to in your book, the vision of lights and the power, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, re, engine independent and ran into a tremendous political head with, in terms of the polarization of going on in american politics. and i challenge both part has been particularly the democratic party that i came from. i challenged them on the e

u. s. u on violence here in the middle east will be back from or on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday, joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie, tara chief, dr. michael sure, until end keeping. josh, why will i social media results out to the whole country and i to our channel going on. we want to keep you on revel dot com to watching you and all that besides of going on the ground. see monday, the th is what i think people are disgusted with what's going on with that. sending huge amounts of money to the lensky in terms of weapons to kill russians when actually, we're taking money away from people that hadn't been one of the big things in the you tell you that i never about domestically is that the current labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the of the many places in the world's wages, the on the divide between the 2 oceans and over you might not think kids. what does this, hey, english is northern, are found guest vision in the channels t

u. s. a u, i'm bombing of a around syria and the human. but given that you mentioned that the important thing is to concentrate on domestic infrastructure and just rebuilding the basic of some kind of society after decades of clinton, bush obama. by them, the liberalism, will the military industrial complex. just go, okay. you're going to john should swords into plowshares as we don't have a problem with this plan. because your manufacturing base right now is all to lockheed martin raphael and northrop grumman and the general dynamics. and the rest of them went on advertising people to sell their short shares of i had asked us whether you will that the military in industrial intelligence community neccessary speaker is capital intensive. it's not labor intensive. it's all about the bells and whistles of, of the national defense infrastructure at, but you know, you have to look at what's happening domestically about as you can just right now, since about a trillion dollars a year and so called to fax it to so much it is wasted, so much of t

why are we in u. s. bank? it didn't deal with getting some daily use of dollars when base could be done so much cheap, cheaply. i'm just trying to make this happen while under severe sanction vision, the buyer and the ministrations chip sanctioning against china was based on the premises that united states limits. video i chips export to china then to us can hubble chinese progress on a i. so you, united states will have a lake, i had deep sea, disapprove, that those sanctions were useless. they child chinese found a way around and they did that by optimizing their software. they realize, okay, we may not get the latest and greatest. maybe. i mean, you know, i shipped a lot to with what we have but.

running the operation u. s. and it's always can claim plausible deniability. ukraine was a, behind these attacks, the u. k. was behind these attacks, the united states was advised that, in fact, the united states warmed russia about the possibility of these attacks in advance. it's abundantly clear the isis was solely responsible for the risk of terrorist attack in moscow last week. in fact, united states tried to help prevent this terrorist attack. and the criminal knows that russia quickly reacted to us claims of a so called a warning, saying that any information received was far too vague. with the head of the f. s. b repeating that a warning from the u. s. was not detailed enough to act upon with russia, security chief clarifying the reality of the situation. things on most of the information given to us by the american side was general about the preparation of terrorist acts in places of mass gathering of citizens. we reacted to this information and took appropriate measures, but unfortunately this is the

u. s. c u umd aerial bombardment. they have suffered for 16 months today marks the scheduled 2nd phase of the multi step ceasefire agreement between israel and the palestinian resistance forces with an exchange of prisoners. it will be celebrated as a victory for palestine given the agreement as boarding what was demanded after the attacks from kaiser on october. the 7th. all this, of course, comes of the world, waits to see if the 47th presidents, all the usa, donald trump, really 6 a peaceful world. within minutes of your organization, he had cancelled abiding administration restrictions on the export of 2000 pound bombs. and that, and you know, all week israel owned by britain lee, you and usa has been targeting the occupied westbank in palestine that area recording the trump's pick for us. i'm about to the, to the, you in at least a phonic. is there any way is rails because she believes in neutral scripture of a un security council resolutions. some of you can watch trumps pick for deputy assistance to the preside

who assistant, the u. s. military have had their travel plans suspended or even canceled. does isn't the us a signal treat to the refugee convention and does it have obligations? yes, the short answer is yes. the us is party to the 1951 convention. and so it does have international obligations, as well as the right to seek asylum is find an art domestic laws as well. and so, and i think from a moral perspective, we are a very wealthy prosperous nation that was founded on immigrants. and i think that people who have fled violence as stipulated in the, in the convention, should have a right to see protection and elsewhere. and the united states has absolutely the resources. and i think the responsibility to do that, especially when we look at other countries in the region like columbia that have over 2000000 been as well as that they've received um that's much larger and columbia has much less resources, not much less, but less resources in the united states to do so and they're doing it. and so i think that united states, we could learn a lot from our lot in american neighb

very strange. hillary clinton is someone who has supported some of the worst u. s. foreign policy decisions. she was really one of the key and electro authors of the natal operation against libya in 2011, which we moved mo, mark it off. you might remember when she was told live on air, the kid off who was killed. she laughed and said, uh, we came, we saw he died in of course, what really happened in the, in was that libya was turned from the most prosperous country and, and for good to the least prosperous. similarly with george soros, you know, his so called open society institute is also been very critical in, in a supporting color revolutions throughout the world and regime change operations throughout the world. and he works really hand in glove with the us government and doing that well as the west questions, serious plans been gender equality? damascus delivers a pretty low rate answer. local media, old but scrubbed gym and foreign minister and lena buy a book out of photos from had meeting with the middle eastern states. new need to well, no official reason

tony chang al jazeera, so the u. s. president elect donald trump is celebrating his return to the white house ahead of integration day. if i were display kicked off celebrations out his golf course in sterling virginia, just outside of the capital, trump is expected to hold a reilly in washington on sunday, on the eve of his swearing and meanwhile thousands of protest as have failed the streets of the us capital demonstrators are concerned about what trumps next presidency may mean for women, migraines and refugees on 100 reports from washington. this is the new phase of what these demonstrators are calling the american resistance. tens of thousands of demonstrators from disparate groups across the united states are united by their opposition to donald trump. they banded together in the nation's capital on saturday for what they called the peoples much the. the organizers are democrats and independents from leading, assuming rights, racial justice, and abortion rights organizations drawn together to oppose the incoming

only. china and the u. s. has operate, he claims that the u. s. have been operating them out throughout its history, but now china is doing it on their soil. and he says that it's grave danger to us national security because of their speed, self, unlimited payload, and the fact that they can park them anywhere on the east coast, including on the white house. again, of course, we can verify any of this information. but what is peculiar is what he says about his time in his gattis son and the war crimes that they us committed that you want to read them. and if the, the e mail. yep. so this email came in on december 31st at 10 42 am. i have knowledge of this program and also war crimes that were covered up during air strikes and numerous problems. afghanistan in 2019 by the admin d o d d a and c i. a i conducted targeting for the strikes of over 125 buildings. 65 were struck because of suitcases that civilian casualties that killed hundreds of civilians and a single day us for a continued strikes after spotting civilians on initial i, sr. it was supp

very strange. hillary clinton is someone who has supported some of the worst u. s. foreign policy decisions. she was really one of the key intellectual authors of the natal operation against libya in 2011, which we moved mo mark. you got the wrong might remember when she was told live on air, the kid off he was killed, she laughed and said, uh we came, we saw he died in of course, what really happened in the, in was that libya was turned from the most prosperous country and, and for good to the least prosperous german language, george soros, you know, his so called open society institute is also been very critical in, in a supporting color revolutions throughout the world and regime change operations throughout the world. and the works really hand in glove with the us government and doing that the scandal surrounding us or oper, pete did, he had many across the world gripped in 2020 for the listening of charges including sex traffic in kid, nothing drug taking and raped emerged as the full lurid pictures still remains. hidden ortiz in my shar, recap. the bombshell

u. s. army war prize enough down to spend the veteran left behind notes defending his actions and blowing up the vehicle. he says, fellow, service members, veterans and all americans kind of wake up. we are being led by. we can speak with the leadership role research enrich themselves. the this is arts international. my name's you to know me on 30 minutes of using hughes starts now on. we indeed begin with breaking news from the in buffalo. done yet squared public where a reporter for a russian media outlet has been killed by ukrainian drones strike on a civilian car this saturday at least 5 other journalists were wounded. when the u . a b had their vehicle on a highway that's at was a way from the front lines we believe between the time of the board laska on the regional capital city at done yet more on this, i will try and get a connection with our correspondence in the area at least her this our, for more details on the coming on the desk of that russian correspondence for the is vs the

he was wondering about this, that the u. s. is actually moving there by a lapse of from ukraine to africa. now we're going to shoot a rush of new one and the boom. we notified you about the transfer of unfinished ukrainian projects to other countries. it has been shown that african states, the democratic republic of the congo, sierra leone camera room, and you've gone to have fallen into the zone of heightened interest of the us, the clients within the us government, or the threat reduction agency of the defense department. the national security agency and the state department were at up the time iga carrillo was also warning that the pencil going is actually monitoring the biological situation in countries like of gotten this done. iraq and regions bordering china pockets on saudi arabia and circuit. and we're seeing the see who was, is expanding those my lives. there is a growing interest for it. in particular, when it comes to africa is because they're seeing that their power is diminishing. there is that one of the reasons

all of the u. s. well, what, what b s this lucy, is the most of the best to feed us to make yourself comfortable inside that also have breaks and some functions to us that breaks. this is a, one of the boxes that the for the will and breaks is not able to tell us, do with the mean nc indeed. and this here breaks is just go from his trends to strike this and it with 9 a new part in the states this year. how does this affect the organization status in the international arena, and the long message is, is sending to the rest of the well well, but whether they put us in italy hall on zillow population, we actually present, uh you said people are the same as an agent big, big city police have people in front of the physician. so based on that, it's going to make it so the, the nature of the, about the patients, if you could put it in to and not. so what would you say is so appealing to so many about breaks breaks is from the inside break is looking based on consensus breaks breaks, do not the never say the b

later the u. s. and e u expanded the sanctions hitting the central bank and the energy sector in 2019 us pasta. caesar act, which effectively band states and private businesses from doing deals with sides government aside is now gone, of course. but the sanctions remain in place, including on hight toby, al charmaine, the the main group that over through a site and is now leading serious transition. so let's take this on now with the onset guess something about account to the professor of public policy. it has not been can leave the university joins as life at hit in doha salton. welcome that you say these, this lifting partial lifting of sanctions, or easing of sanctions. nonetheless, an important step as it says. and as i said before, i think it symbolically important to give a degree of confidence in the new administration from, from the us. it's also important to ease the trading relationship with its immediate neighbors, particularly jordan, and on the turkish folder. they have been circumventin

and just of the u . s. president elect donald trump is you to buy more u. s. one and gas fee and the board a rec, who would hi a my amount of liquefied natural gas, which can be charles wouldn't buy shipped from the us rush. i sold a gas from is still able to deliver the gas to some your band class vide soon see. okay, is also turning to the east foot one living piped gas through the power of siberia pipeline, to customers like china. as the europe alongside slower ring energy costs the content faces. right. but the shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg revolts, but reserves and now is 70 percent about 16 percent lower than last year with cold weather approaching and hating them on rising levels are expected to drop further. and of course this intensifies pressure on prices. as the u increasing, relies on lindsey made the loss of course, of the chief of russian pipe gas. well, for more of this story, let's close the live out to columbus. i'm publish a, i guess i could always good to see thanks for joining us here today. on our see now, so lucky and hungry have hin

i know how do you see it because the u. s. has long been criticized for not being completely genuine when it talks about holding up human rights and the rules based on to what does having someone like donald trump in the presidency mean for the us roland that well, unfortunately on varnish truth is that the united states has been a rogue nation for most of its life. its only been at peace for 17 years out of $249.00. and it's not that much of a change member under binding. uh, you know, the pentagon was spreading this nonsense about the chinese vaccines in the philippines as costs many people their lives. and then when, when they were confronted by, uh by reuters, what did they say? oh, we do it again because it's a way of getting back at china. they did the same thing with the fake vaccine drive when they were trying to hunting for osama bin long. what is the result in anybody who's claims that they are actually didn't even for polio, was being attacked and killed? i mean, there are long term consequences to this pretending,

s. u i take between you know, these 2 powers. it's an attempt to equate socialism with fascism, you know, as style in with hitler and so forth. but really, the, the opposite is true. a crucial factor and a soviet and ultimately an allied victory. if i hadn't had that extra 2 or 300 kilometers to travel, they might rather well have, have, have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that, that it's a plan in grand custody. the german armies were very close to limited clinton grad as well. and if they had not had that extra couple of 100 kilometers to travel, they might capture lemongrass on ridge and declared that he was going to kill all that's gonna happen. so i'm going to go ahead and destroy the city and give it to finland. and by the way, to finish liter marshall, man, i'm was a 100 percent in favor of that but, and expose the bankruptcy of western policy to in refusing to make out a treaty with the soviets. and it was as should get exposed the betrayal of the polish government. at 1st, hitler plans to use poles by off

the u. s. cannot the us government cannot dictate with the private sector does if it doesn't want to invest in africa, it won't matter what the us government says. so there's a great desire to increase for an investment in africa from the united states. and we would all like to see that, but you can only do so much with ad when the private sector makes the decision. what about the terrace? trump, we know has threatened this 60 percent export tariff on chinese goods. and we just saw in that report by nicholas hack, the chinese goods. there are, there are chinese own factories in africa that make goods that then go to the us. could they be impacted? could they be caught in the middle of this? conceivably, they could 1st off, we don't know whether we're going to have 60 percent tariffs or not my. my guess is it will not be that high. but there will probably be an increase in tariff and that will have some impact. uh, but if the africa growth and opportunity act is renewed, it expires and next yea

the u. s. s. out of the tragedy was that so what did they need to do to reduce my name's cable was too much and if they should do so for that still to want to continue on with the left side. yes. okay. can you see a couple of months ago now globally where you and they should, who could i say add any? okay. do you want to go in you collage would have them come, but you're to can you see both them cool cubs or split them? tissue just looks like the, like a half was careful in the plate unless you know, spin, it will create or 10 you, but it is a question and you may ask, of course there's 2 ways coming. for santa, of course, catch it suddenly issued next to the email about the name of elizabeth. and i bought this from the new company in, you know, the new some fishing here, so selected them go to annual billing when you supposedly need to send me that. i think i presented it refutable evidence of nazi guilt. those were shopped in the back of the hand with jim and made bullets. the hands were tied wi

yeah, sanctioning that the animal feed that the u. s. is buying from russia is going to be a real turning point, or real deal breaker, an economic a bomb you could say for the rest of the economy. the u. s. cut itself off completely from its biggest russian import. that would be oil back in 2023, and that didn't even do the trick, but depriving lucky the cow somewhere in the american midwest of is russian food to stick it to fruit 10. yeah, that'll do the job right. russian enforce, last year we're just under $3000000000.00 by the way, into the us down from 14 and a half 1000000000 before the ukraine complex. so there's not much wiggle room left there. you could say. but russia still has way more us imports to play around with if it wants to. well, anyway, whatever happens, trump can still use the you as a willing punching bag or his own personal cash couse. and i would make sure that you get it if we make a deal, we make a deal, you'll get it. cuz a lot of people do have that problem, make a deal and then it can't get supplied because o

so when you look at the size of the u. s. g d p, that's not quite as significant as it will be here. video. we're retaliatory terrace, but it is in columbia. all right, thanks so much. the plastic cell highlights take this to bobo, it's on now and join us on that. i'm p at the so i guess this was a complete surprise to the official. see this coming, the way u. n. c's keepers have been killed as i'm 23 sizes as fonts on goma. the president, the better is look set to extend these 30, a grip on power which protects calling the election to shop the hello they. let's have a look at the weather across europe and just days off. the things are looking pretty wild in the west. well is more of that. so coming out of a storm system is moving in, bringing some very wet and windy weather, just days off to we still record wins across pots of island. so you can see this one is pretty, extend 7 the welcome back here watching out 0. 3, come to come back in the late to speak to violence. 13 peacekeepers were killed and fighting. 9 of them from

the aim to weaponized, the courts, including the powerful u. s. supreme court big breaking story here within the past hour, the u. s. supreme court has decided to overturn roe v wade and a 5 to 4 and vote is a major decision that will change laws across our country and impact women's access to reproductive carry. in 2020 to the us supreme court struck down the federal constitutional right to abortion. the decision, restricted bodily autonomy of the 1973 roe v wade ruling was overturned by 9 judges appointed for life terms. it's hard to really can see how powerful the, our supreme court really is. the president is for 4 or 8 years supreme court justices for life. and what is really differentiated, the right from the left. it seeing the courts as just another battle ground for political fighting. this political battle began in the 19 eighties and was largely orchestrated by the federalist society, a conservative and libertarian organization. the federalist society was founded in the early eighties by law students at yale and university of chicago l

u. s. u on violence here in the middle east will be back for more on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday joined by the c i. as former kinds of territory, dr. michael sure. until end, keeping jace bible as social media results sent to the whole country and to our channel going on. we want to keep you hon. they'll come to lunch and you know that besides of going underground semen, the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so charters at conflict with the 1st law show. your mind, anticipation, we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a truck rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have summoning theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was only the other of many places in the world where you can say on the divide between the 2 oceans and the you might not think kids. wha

the u. s. justice department has 5 more than a 1000 officials linked to legal cases. against president trump, the abrupt terminations talking the prosecutors on special council jack smith. smith's team, all the latest sign of people inside the department, ryan can follow the prosecution's in the us know me remain across presidential administrations in the past. they have not been punished for their role in sensitive investigations. nearly a 1000 people have been arrested across the us within the last 24 hours as a result of trumps immigration crackdown. raids all happening nationwide including a major operation in chicago. drums border security chief sub the city is ground 0 for his plans to round up on documented migrants on an unprecedented scale the us defense secretary says that the pentagon is providing, made it sure you visit with us to support the deportations of this kind of gone snap to last week. we helped move forward troops putting more barriers and also to insure mass deportation

now, while u. s. foreign policy has always been driven by self interest, are terms for his presidency pushed this ideology further through this america 1st doctrine, which in body to more kind of stringent isolation, his policy, and the 2nd trump presidency. is there a danger that this will become even more aggressive and more dangerous? they will, the america 1st logic drive even more decision making when we see truck, for example, withdrawal from time and deals like you did before? will he pull out of global alliances? what they see as a 2nd, trump presidency producing in that regard. oh, he's already made clear he's going to pull out of the paris climate accord again. and he's been also very clear that he has scorn for the un. you know, already of us is not funding under uh the, the agency responsible for the welfare of posting and people and refugees. um, so i, i anticipate that he will further undermine international institutions writ large, including things like the international criminal court

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u. s. u on violence here in the middle east will be back from or on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday joined by the c. i is pulling the account to to retrieve dr. michael sure. until end, keeping josh wireless social media results sent to the annual country and it to our channel going on. we want to keep you hon. com to watching you and all that besides have going on the ground. see, monday, the test, the year ends being coming from administration continues to believe it can end the conflict in ukraine. trump and as people are beginning to understand ending this conflict is more difficult than starting a war. the problem is moscow cube and washington wants different outcomes the the chest to go down to the okay. and let me know what's gonna be going on there. you can only put that are right. yeah. and you can woke up with this cuz i can use that as and we could come with the before them, we started a deal for you. okay, now, just to mcgill and because of the most of the

it has a u. s. military base. so there are and that's got the then the, some of the arctic sea lanes are opening up as the ice cap to melt. so green then does have strategic lift. it gives the sooner we plug, trump is not the 19th century. and you can call around forcing countries or threatening country into giving up their territory. so add this is truck, b and blast or it could be is negotiate employee. it could be staking out a maximum of his position so that he can then try to come to a more minimalistic agreement. but it's dangerous this shit what. this is not the time. yeah. when, when they don't be on in, in washington, their end remote, he went to moscow. nate was poor and he said, this is not a time of war. this is not an era of war. sadly, in reality, it isn't a year of war. there are major words going on around the planet, but it is right that it should not be an air of war. that's what we need to find was we need to figure out how we're going to live in a multi pull the world in the multicultural world