where's the u. s. a and the way we'd like to be american frame size is a compensation or so it's a self within don't. i think our solution is based on the mutual respect for both countries and the wishes to our mutual corporation on which is a mutual respect is to base on and on which on for all people of the most countries me we will put on america. has it, it's unique history and it's the nature of location by that. com. so it has selected disease own social system and the strategies for its own development work . perfect. sure, we're all china. it's the country. it was a social list who kind of course, the police think for its own development to the 10 button and all of development comes from our 5000 years of old history. with very proud of our own system. down here with the with whom we have our different path. and it's all based on comes from people's choice. but it's also revealed the call my interest of our own people who are being thing for sure what you're going to keep and co existence and pea

the evidence is that the u. s. a don't do any thing to control as vs, but to give orders as a to is there a live, learn to destroy everything. we went through and sped for them. busy as, as a, is there any stage of was this threat to international below calling from is a and the get have the ability to make many loses and destroyed z a, is there any drugs on atlanta envision international entity afterwards? notice they did not even mention that you went and supported the entity, but an international entity put together by the us, you know, a come off has eliminated somehow. then another entity will go up and will rise up to take their place as long as the atrocities continue. that is real has has placed upon the, the palestinians. this kind of initiative undertaking most, i think government is supposed to be calibration with the united nations to ensure that some kind of safe going to do is created. and we the do some people are also does the able to be creative? is there anybody can government they? well the and the

that the u. s. a does not support. so i would use independence that the us will not back a particular candidates or party when taiwan hold elections next year. she will also want to see a stop to what he sees as american efforts to curb chinese economic development. so perhaps he will look for a sign that the us is considering lifting curves on technological exports to china, especially exports that china could use it to achieve advanced chip making. now, absent that perhaps she will settle for an agreement that's new, new restrictions will be put in place. now you mentioned that the china wants to be an alternative to the u. s. light world order, but it has to be pointed out that china is coming to the us at the moment of economic weakness, auto moments of the following 4 and direct investment. as such, it is not in the greatest position to be able to achieve that agenda. and i think that is planned for all the observers here to see. yeah. and everyone's talking about money there in san francisco. so we will have to as

that have been part of a u. s. military, a nato cover operation. so i think the real story is the us is trying to tie off it's loose, ends find people to blame. i wouldn't be surprised if your vin ski suddenly disappears. either killed 40 disappears into a mansion in miami. is a convenient uh pay off. but he said he said nothing to do with it. the other thing that they're trying to do is show confusion in the ranks. alright, just stay with us up next the documentary operation, ukraine and there was dark shadow. the the vento is attachments also to punch in another punitive action by the nazis best known as the holocaust of bullets. this terrifying footage was captured by german soldiers doing mass executions of the jewish population. an ext uh from a gentleman offices will have to 2 days ago. i participated in a mass execution. my hands show because i pulled the trigger, but they're not going to used to it like comedy, aimed inside of women and children, and babies. during the 1st 2 years of the war alone, s as death squads together with ukrainian

but i hold to old u. s. a to israel. earlier health professionals met in front of the white house with a similar message. it's hard to be a physician, hard to be a doctor whose job is feelings patients every day. and then coming home and seeing all of these images and videos of patients being basically can, we are doctors. so we are horrified by what's happening to our patients and does that what's happened to our colleagues? thing goes on and the white house is condoning this. and the white house has pretty much given permission and supports the military attacks on civilians in up and so in the posting and territories and gods we are mobilizing the medical community to stand up against this and raise their voices and demand a ceasefire and demand saving the children's health best. so now asking for a ceasefire and is rolling gaza, they call themselves doctors against genocide, a group that is protesting in front of the winehouse, demanding that by no means to so sending weapons too as well. they're not alone. recent poll

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and joining us now is donald fi stein is the middle east, a specialist, and for my u. s. a diplomat, he joins me from philadelphia. so very good to have you with us. um, anthony, blinking, blinking had hardly left the middle east. and now he's just towards the region again. was this efforts any more successful than the previous one? well i think time will tell um it was short certainly in the short term it does look like he's achieved his objectives. the as railways have not agreed to the amount of terry and pause. and of course, the other part of what he was trying to achieve was to solidify the us position with our, our partners, to make sure that we're all on the same page. and that's not also not looking like it has achieved its objectives. now jordan went as far during the press conference, the joint press conference, as far as to accuse israel of committing rule crimes and gaza. where does this leave blinking in his attempt to mediate in the conflict as well? the usaa is in a difficult position. uh where uh, you know, certainly, uh the, by the administration remain sy

u. s. has a or well the responsibility for the humanitarian catastrophe. that is happening now. the, these protesters have broken through a police barricades. they are now closing in the us embassy. them all these protesters are muslim filipinos, the, the, the also would want to expose that's what's happening in by the side. we feel it as muslims. now here in the philippines, let's bump some water people. because the, the wars know, the bombings in our communities in the know, basically the bottom is that, that been in but i received the and protesters are now in front of the us embassy, at least in my experience covering these anti us post test. this is the closest, they've been to the us embassy and their message is clear. they don't want just too many terry impulses in gaza. they want a ceasefire because they say what is relatively knowing, garza is not a war on how much about a war on dependence to new people they want and to is rarely occupation a palestinian territories. they say the what is really silly right now is wiping out the palestinian population a pardon below as

u. s. does not, in fact support a taiwanese independence that the u. s. is not looking to back any particular party or candidates when on the tie, when you use a go to elections next year. now for joe biden support, he was interested in getting reassurance from she didn't think that it would not do that. china would not do anything to force the us his hand in terms of having to defend taiwan if the event of an attack came. so the fact that she did say that they were not going to attack to one is something that could, that could potentially be a big source of relief for the us at the moment. now we know that the u. s. is currently supporting ukraine as a, as a defends itself against russia. it's also supporting israel and it's about a week from us. and really, you know what the us does not want at this particular moment is any other theatre of conflict opening up whether it's in the, in the pacific or anywhere else. so any reassurance that she didn't think could provide him on that front would be welcome to use for the white house. i'm father and coming bac

are you an assistance in a whether that be supplies people or goods to provide for those who are in need? in the case of u. s. p a we've been ready to go with our supplies to help the collapse medical facilities which have been targeted and hit over the course of the last 3 weeks. we have been trying to get them into gaza. we've been trying to get all of our aid there. and with the limits, so it's not enough for us to but it also laid out what is it that is stopping that a from getting to the people that need it? and there are too many blockades, right now, israel and other than, well, all the actors involved need to facilitate that. that means that when we have trucks at the border with the, with egypt, those should be allowed to go in on hindered. and it should not be a conditionality, we should be able to take what we have, take it into gaza and a lot be allowed to provide for our partners right now. there are a number of conditionality, a number of bureaucratic issues that are not allowing for that at the scale and level that we need no worries there. this was the question. i mean, it's almost a, well, t

u. s. p a we've been ready to go with our supplies to help the collapse medical facilities which have been targeted and hit over the course of the last 3 weeks. we have been trying to get them into gaza. we've been trying to get all of our aid there. and with the limits is not enough for us to, but it also laid out what is it that is stopping that aid from getting to the people that need it? and there are too many blockades, right now, israel and other, well, all the actors involved need to facilitate that. that means that when we have trucks at the border with the, with egypt, those should be allowed to go in on hindered. and that should not be a conditionality, we should be able to take what we have, take it into gaza and a lot be allowed to provide for our partners right now. there are a number of conditionality, a number of bureaucratic issues that are not allowing for that at the scale and level that we need. no worries there. this was a well, i mean it's almost a well, that's exactly what

the u. s. a already has a $3800000000.00 a year. the military assistance to israel. that sounds of a 10 year plan that's been running since i think about 2016. is it a surprise for be us doesn't have greater influence over israel, given the fact that he's providing so much military assistance. and i think the, the, the lack of, of influence comes from the fact that there isn't anyone within the decision making circle in washington who's willing to use the leverage that they have. and people in tel aviv know that. and so all of that money, all of that support, all of that american leverage becomes moved because nobody is willing to use it. nobody's willing to tell israel in exchange for that support. you need to listen. you need to not embarrass us. you need to not take steps that would be in defense, civil in front of the world. that's not happening. and i think many observers in washington have, you know, pen the articles in the past few days saying that we shouldn't expect that to happen. that's just not in the political dna of this administration. we've been repor

a whole. so what has been accomplished? well, the chinese military and the u. s. military are now directly talking to each other, and that's pretty important with both countries having a lot of forces in the pacific ocean. and there's been an agreement for dialogue around the issue of drugs. but other than that, some of the china is key red lines seem to be getting ignored. so by and took, or rather on diplomatic swipe at the foreign leader while he was in town. meanwhile, conservatives are still pounding the podium, calling, biding soft on china and blaming china for all of the americas was. so what has really been accomplished here at a pack? well, only time will tell. they will not on our to san francisco where there was a russian delegation of the attendance of the apex summit in san francisco. this week heading the group deputy prime minister alexi overtook outlined the key issues discuss that he brought up including for trade and increasing roles of artificial intelligence being c that we took part in all the discussions. and we have presented our views on

on a trajectory to a bypass the u. s. in terms of gdp in terms of absolute numbers. now that seems rather unlikely. um, the china, china has slipped down to just 64 percent of the u. s. level of gdp. so that is really very key, but even more essentially, i think also in china you have an increasing amount of experts, the intellectual, it's academics who say that a wall between those 2 countries could be more likely. and we have to be careful. and i think for this, you know, communication and a higher level of communication is essential to prevent any further escalation. you know, janelle, the dispute over taiwan was probably the most explosive issue on the agenda, or at least one of them, a white house official has nice said that she indicated in that meeting that china is not preparing to invade taiwan. how big of a deal is this for the us? so it is quite a big deal and taiwan is a one of those topics that will always come up when the us china have to talk to one another for she's part it was important for him to hear f

a $124000000000.00. all this comes as the u. s. is now deploying a 2nd carrier strike group and all the military assets to the region. these include a nuclear power ohio across the marine, has an apparent deterrence to israel's advisories. glen todd is a former deputy national intelligence officer with american central intelligence agency. he says that this build up of us military assets in the middle east is meant to determine why the conflict in the region people will, are focusing, understandably on the goodness, look at all these weapons going, what's the, why is that? that's a very dangerous thing. the perverse reality, however, is that it is displacement, and so far it has been quite successful. us has done a number of things or not done a number of things here within 27 attacks. it's since october 7. bye. so we're good . so veran on american forces throughout the middle east, there's only been to my knowledge, a one response, quite limited. however, all of that, the lack of action or restraint is combined with a stronger depl

this means that the u. s. a samuel big guns was um, design is redeem and that commit this lines. they all have their hands. there is blood in there. have these mass that goes will never be a gold it. and the name of design is a game. but under the name of every one possible design is the jeep. all come to support the seas load it. and the old pump is one to say, and then you might have different relief. an aid to buy this dean is, but the u. s. is again, is this some european countries that signed a joint statement with the united states must be responsible in the eyes of god, in the eyes of the peoples of the world, in the eyes of the history about these klein's. that's why we were not in our foreign policy believe in cooperation with the neighbor conference and with the ceramic countries in the region and outside the region to have this unified stab them situation. we have this concepts now. the international world is, again, is designed as a team and we need to continue our adults, our contacts, to photo everything in all the countries who have similar situations as the photo o

just a few hours after national security spokesman says that the u. s. has they own intelligence that him off uses schiffer and other hospitals to carry out the operations. and despite that strikes on the hospital onto okay, an hours later we have a ground operation by as rarely, soldiers into this hospital. so these are all i think is being made pretty aware by the us. so there's a time limit on the invasion of gals that i've done suggest the day for the us. it's some other writing for assignments and that is she was up to israel and i've said that consistently for over a month that could be inside cars or 4 months if not years. and then of course, to might happen that the, the, for all city of the current mission, nice thing will not be sustainable from the us perspective. because if nothing else, biden is thinking a lot about domestic considerations is not talked about very much. but that's the reality that this is probably a us domestic concern for the us administration because there's an election when you use time by that. and according to the polls

u. s. a. u nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem, to ne donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 minutes. this loads of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today, but is israel is repeated 911. really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza, an author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why are you still the do by a show? it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation. as part of a delegation that was going to raise awareness about the lack of aid going i

this means that old process is in the u. s. a deep stay controlled congress and not even the president himself able to influence the federal reserve system or prevented from printing money uncontrollably. just by decides that according to financial full costs, it will end in a global economic crisis. why is that? in the clue regime repeal the 1930 is legislation that had separated commercial bags from investment banks. and once this was repeal, there was no limit on the banks. the ability to engage in the speculations and the use of the deposits perspective purposes. and of course, this was the beginning of the financial crises that we have experience in the 21st century. so they've print too much money. they've put a lot of money and they caused inflation. they billed at higher and higher and higher. and nobody except some, there is nobody to stop. the government doesn't know what's going on. the president doesn't know he's not smart enough. so the central bank in the u. s. it has all a lot of power to print money, which they ha

and that includes the us a message to the u. s. a. is this for the savages at the helm of the united states to go away immediately? i'm not talking about the people, the proud to be administrator has a message echoed in the jordanian capital, i'm on my protest as cashed with police offices a day ahead of a planned visit to the country by the us secretary of state and to me, blink. and emotions are running high in jordan. more than half the population is a palestinian origin. although it has a peace deal with israel. it is a key us our in the region. it has to spend a diplomatic relations with israel. it is urging an end to the fighting in human to the support as gab it in the center of sent off in support of the past indians. despite being more than 2000 kilometers away who sees have waited into the conflict . launching drones towards israel from bangladesh to india. their valleys calling for the protection of palestinian writes, have continued in spite of the close trade of defense ties between india and israel . but beyond the politi

and i couldn't guarantee there is no time out inside of the hospital run the hospital because we u. s. a. and you know, knowing well, standing what we did when we struck this hospital from the beginning. so when we say it says say that the dentist has no incentive, this is because i or this hospital is on the for the humanitarian. or of course that is no, i know there is no relation with the i'm assigned to or identified. so that can use these terms between 4 or 5. so no, it's fairly clear in front of me. instead, it's fairly clear that there is no relations with that. the fights are from uh, give them a few minutes harry and conditions to tear your rates across. guns with these to it to displace palestinians comes not just from is really strikes but also the harsh and environment itself. so in the last month, social mine is in the city of con eunice, in southern garza, with the details in the last couple of hours. so very heavy rainfall and a single digit temperatures. uh, unfortunately uh, given the number of people who are displaced from the north coming to the south, including goal f

u. s. president and the kataria mirror had this phone call on sunday, which is in of itself a signal event. it is sending a message to the international community and to some in the body politic here in the united states. that the us views culture as an important diplomatic partner, especially in the middle of this crisis. not only was there this phone call between jo button and the mirror, but there was also a phone call between the secretary of state antony blinking and the foreign minister of bonnie on sunday. and we heard a few moments ago that the national security advisor, jake sullivan pointed to the importance of caught her in trying to mediate this crisis during his a parents on the sunday public affairs. so this is a very concerted coordinated message from the biden harris administration. that contrary to what some in the us with believe, that called her has been quote, harboring terrorists by hosting the political office for her boss and tell her that the us sees cut are as essential in trying to bring this crisis to an end and considers it a legitimate political and diplomatic

a different full? i think the demography of the process facing realities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other, i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen to the stores on tools to how does air, israel is still refusing to allow international journals into jobs to cover the carnage. they're all that they can report on 1st hand is the is really saw palestinian reporters of risking everything to get the story f 15 methods on file killed. and then ask dr. sharon, what's happening on that we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is the listening post. the is really air strikes, target, residential buildings and gaza is just a jamalia refugee camp. at least 11 people have been killed. the 50 of any a good to have you with us. this is elsa 0 life from the also coming up is really forces.

the evidence is that the u. s. a don't do any thing to control this versus but to give orders. the answer to is there any plan to destroy everything? that is why they are, but event is a, a russian that have the newson as the security council and the fields, the brazilian ones also. so i think nick, a step will be very complicated in the heart of the 2 is the civilians end because it has no hope because the international community and the system is very controlled from usa and this to have have to be changed it because it's listed to you and the standard uh treatment from usc and does that as again as to what's happened and say, thought a lot about, oh, grand. yeah. and is a, is birth to open. any identity structure on this system have to be changed it forever because it's a circular and a single sided had been and getting heads and it will be addressed to cham for you as a and z, a neglect does this. a brought this thursday in the usa and the on why is the word and i think uh, is there a international community have to move now because it's a silent is very a bed and the very c

as on at the end of the 19 forty's, the u. s. a saw decided to eliminate the dangerous agent montera in 1959, the ukrainian nations nieto was finally tracked down and killed steep on monday or we will restore them. i give them sufferings, games, people, me see of the good one for the one. if i go see what people mission to deal with, cuz stuffing is the voice the i don't really so bummed off to his desk, the vendor. and this quickly became proud of anti soviet propaganda. excuse me. it was nearly motion. think the way to talk with you soon to against the way it will be an issue for you. you 1959 canada in edmonton, a selling event took place and memorial service and on of the phone the o. u. n. lead to i'm not scared. yes. but ok, it's free nights 3. if i choose those 2 web shoes, you do shift. i've got to look for little grades to see you soon bye to mr. spectrum, crating on the federal. when i see you for the preaching these to come from celestials the seed in the group. now, i just so let's go to the post as the study. i assume

and then if you're going ahead, you was the advice of national advice is a security advisor in the u. s. a. he was, he invented the back charles of police making 2 of the words. so i don't call him anything but a piece make. but despite everything, you just a listed all his accomplishments that were, could be seen by somebody. there were many military interventions by the united states that he over saw that ended up in catastrophe. how do you think that part of his career actually impacted the world? ok, let's, let's talk about the catastrophes. the main criticism, again, is just center was this road where the family of orange in cambodia and the now what happened he got the peace prize for his peace making role in the now it was pivot the in, in the, in the piece making in be now so the, his big focus point of criticism is his focus point of a piece making. so i don't see him as a provoking, uh, war sport. it has been in get up towards i don't see him this way. yeah. the criticism came from a, standing by the carpet bombing of the vietnamese and the people in laos. how do you think that w

u. s, but not only does leverage the u. s. x should he a fact to the. ready is a lot of this money is transferred to is that as far as a more is rewarding, is for more and therefore the responsibility of the button administration for the max record that's going on inside of that is key. but can jewel, by the next difference, while i, i do not see him wanting to act this in the back, even if you want to do when we are a non election season. i mean, the actions are a year away, but we're already kind of that, that position and is taking place. i see him and he tries to not just in the family, i'm going to direction, but then nothing else does not swans being got attacked and attacked harshly. from the sign that's the all they probably come. uh huh. i mean what we're talking here about all those who would like to be his opponents in the, in the november 2024 actions that that was the savage. and by saying that you to abandon the, our ally and there's enough up to of support meeting at the, at the base level in order to find that, to up, to the other accusa

you know, he was not only can them diminish drive but also by the u. s. a drunken showing by the rest of the world. as far as considering the use of nuclear weapons and browser as a possibility, why i believe the stand, the nation happens, it is reflective of deep see the mindset is weeks of pay and you'll get bins. you know, his star key can temporarily in any settings it'll north natural that paid for vetch rate. and so whenever these to arise and then the, the rose is drive slowly by. right? that's right. you know, to go back in time, the race to build youtube happens in the us accelerated in the late fees as far as the jurors total cost based on the list agent for years. as the 5 major residence, perhaps it was with you guys. if in one today, and if the word understands bad about uh if uh, you know, the world needs to understand that about any eugene which has nuclear weapons mix of food and i do all the seals page tray and it's going to be a perfect consequences. ahmed, he has been suspended, but he's not actually being fired from his job and i underst

henry kissinger, it returned to the open society of the u. s. a previously worked in a shaving bush factory now upon his return. he enrolled hoford's university. it shaken his shyness and growing his self confidence. his personal american dream was to become a political scientist. i was a student at harvard and he was as you know, a fairly famous professor there of the international affairs at the center for international affairs where he was a prominent i think from the latter and 19 fifties had written a book and 1957 called nuclear weapons and foreign policy kissinger analyzed the lemmings french post for the soviet union. you developed a concept that the limited use of the american nuclear weapons. the books spock the conversation. in 1968, which should mix and when the us presidential election mixed a new with kissinger through his work and vice and other politicians. you, since you did not seem to highly of nixon for them, but he was flies when nixon of pointed to you as a national security advisor. i am to the asked declared that this assig

you know, he was not only can then begin his drive, but also by the u. s. a drunken showing by the rest of the world. as far as considering the use of nuclear weapons and browser as a possibility, why i believe this then the nation happens, it is reflected of deep sea. the mindset is reached of age and you'll get at bins. you know, his star key can temporarily in any settings, it'll not much row that paid for rhetoric. and so whenever the issue arise and then the, the rose is rightfully very, that's right. you know, to go back in time, the race to bill you to the things in the us accelerated in the late fees as far as stuff over the years or cause based on the list agent for years. has he replied, new directions. perhaps it was with you guys if in one today and use the word understands bad about uh if uh, you know, the word needs to understand that about any eugene which has nuclear weapons mix of food and i do all the seals page rate and it's going to be a perfect consequences, ahmed, he has been suspended, but he's not actually being fired from his job. and

all right, in the hospital, because soon we u. s. a. and you know, knowing well sending what we did when we struck this hospital from the beginning. so when we say it says say that the, there's no incentive, it's because it's a big line there. there's no, there's no, uh oh no, he said the hospital, there's no reason and we also make up when we, when we manage all, that's all the 1st time. yep. this hospital, the purpose of this hospital is only for humanitarian. i mean, if there is no other 1st course inside except the humanitarian. so when he said it's a make up for, for then the. so just if you some be combine your file for us in. and we can from, from me make a some commitment to the minister of hats off assign to this hospital is on the, for the military. and of course there is no under, there is no relation with the i'm assigned to or identified. so that can use these terms between 4 or 5. so no, it's federally in front of it. you said it's fairly clear that there is no relation with that. the fights are from give that it can i just

hundreds of pakistani is gathered for a pro pilot find. ronnie, calling for a ceasefire and accusing the u. s. a. quote, backing the aggressor we had from some of the participants that of the largest, the world power supporting palestine, him to bring their health on the battle ground so that the balance of power in the world can be maintained as in the as long as one biggest dining movement is a life. there will be no harm to a single police to me in those, as long as religious schools and school are. so if is long or life is long, we keep spreading through every new component of the world. and we just my message to old jews and to the american pop it as well as the board input cnn's and all ok, so most getting the most and try to i'll keep all the all august and most of my i show you as long as we are here, you will never be successful in your goals. like other major cities of pakistan mess around is continuing to roger. participants are chanting and to us and, and to israel slogans. speakers here raise questions on the silence international institutions, including the when they demand that th

so foreigner goes to and he wants to extend our, oh no, you're in the u. s. a because we all sprint off from different towns and that goes to originally. uh huh. asking us if we could spread the word about what happened to those families, but it's at home because it was not there, spread the word of a 100 english to missions to rescue people for by the least of all. so i mean this, this to show the extent to which is also been easy to control the people to mitigate election day. they are all very, very impactful and a very negative way regarding the longer the step. so you must studies able to communicate about developments. you're not able to communicate about saving people's lives, you're not able to communicate about what might be safe or where it might not be safe for people of all of these details. so i really, as it is, but difficult to the absolutely, i'm so sorry to interrupt, but we have a very limited amount of time left. less than a minute. can i ask you if you have a message, i don't know to your family, to the international community, you can deliv