u. s. actually, i don't, i can't stand trump. and so it wasn't a big problem for me to come over here and vote. i voted for buying as i did the last time because i supported him. well, i bought it for donald trump and i did last time also because we really need a business man to get this world straight. travelers is a very horse and individual buddies easily. he knows how to run the country. republican donald trump. eh, because i think he's the best hope we have for getting our country back on track. anybody. but i don't really why is that? he's, he doesn't make the bigger prince if there's a key of these 2 homes. he forgets things from our current president fighting and mostly voting for him because i'm concerned about the state of our democracy. if trump is re elected, i think he would be less likely to start a new let's unpack all of that. we are joined now by the w reporter williams, blue cross. so another dominant night for trump is the fight for the republican nomination basically over now. oh sarah, you and i are here just

actually 46? and what we see today is probably the 47, told them as a u. s. provides the fig leaf for israel to cover his crimes. and if it's fixed, if it's removed, then really is there a little be exposed for the genocide that's actually doing for the 1st thing. and this is an interesting and useful reminder, you're saying this would be if the un gives diplomatic cover to israel this evening later today of the security council, it would be the 47th, a veto that they have use you said, since the creation of the you with that, that is in more than a house, that means in 75 years, almost. that's correct. and this included the invasion of the southern lebanon and occupation of the golan heights and all the resolutions, according to national. what is there it has broken international, but i mean, this means raises the question. what isn't the national wonder, is this a national lived or, or did that to us, seems to uphold as a big double standard when it comes to russia and ukraine. the national community is mobilized quickly, their atrocities preparatory prepa

and during this visit, that to me is actually that the u. s. is actually just facing hawk. oh that is we using those came out to the security council. this is for 2nd. we need to check the real and the fact that the actual u. s. political pores in to the citizens until now, more than 240 ship and we're actually kind of all kind of wavelengths that were sent to live, right? yeah, also you can just to check the other 2 go. these are more than 2000 bleed b, a bear with me is, but in order to get a, a israel direct the code this well. so if we want to be honest and to be a friend to what the whole hour walk units, we have to say that the you asked if they can plus and verify the this. i'm going. genocide is a po box. this is the only description that we can describe the us action since the october 7th. i'm filling out and actually if we want to retain back in history, i'm ready to have the you has just a guarantee that is right. it will always mean team have a, what are we can describe has advanced the military aid all over the region in order not just to, you know, secure or, o

u. s. actually, it's a new j as questions a slow fall to the rate of the kill for you is surface me. i didn't know there was a 1000 troops and niger there is on a brief us next week as to why or why they were there and what they were doing. and we don't know exactly where we're at in the world militarily and what we're doing. so john mccain is going to try to create a new system to make sure that we can answer the question while we're there. we'll know how many soldiers are there, and if somebody gets killed there, that we won't find out about it in the paper. now ask yourself, what's really list full the you is to do. mumble. we are aware of the statement from the national council for the safe guard of the homeland and usually air which follow spring discussions at senior levels. in the i made this week about our concerns with the cnsp is trajectory we are in touch with the cns be and we'll provide further updates as warrant that we heard from an international relations expert who says us expectations that need share to reverse this decision to ex military cooperation with america,

u. s. is actually putting forward alternatives, alternative plans to make sure that that doesn't happen, but these rallies have hung tough on this particular issue. they've said that they will amounts to visit a ground defensive as and when they see fit, in fact, progress to benjamin and, you know, who said it could take about 2 months to finish background defensive. that's why the ministry has carried out a way of attacks across the gaza strip. at least 18 people have been killed and strikes on hormones, jaffa and con. unit slice on thursday night is randy attacks claimed the lives of 10 on the palestinians and gaza city on friday morning, nearly 32000 pounds to indians have been towed in garza since october. the 7th. at least 7 is where the soldiers have been injured and fighting with the palestinian gunmen the tamala in the occupied bus back. one is in a critical condition that we are responding to a huge amount of bus carrying settlers. most horses have been deployed near the villages of that size. it is covered nima west over them on the of the gunman was killed by his rarely soldiers.

u. s. has been actually had getting such a property, although the u. s. has being a very, very close ally, eliza and, and in that, in my opinion the united states has been the mean a force. the support team is in the, in this latest invasion and exits and against the palestinians in augusta. meanwhile, we have these humanitarian edge ropes claiming lives with palo cities as well. so with these 3 people have been killed on friday by one of these humanitarian a ad ropes, is this an isolated incidents? so all these that these edwards is ineffective and a dangerous way of sending help in my opinion the way they have really been the dropping for the air many terry and he if from claims and thought i source is very immediate thing for the palestinians. and again, it's always how effective the united states has benighted states as being in it is all the is this at the, this to minutes area of these aspect. so any thank you so much for talking to us today. i really appreciate your insight into the situation. we've been speaking to a pediatrician from the palestin

u. s embassy actually tweeted on acts that they urge the cuban government to listen to the people's concerns. so it's no surprise nikki, that the cuban government reacted this way. and so what has the us reaction been to these activities while the us uh, it comes as no surprise, has said that they have absolutely nothing to do with cuba is process. let's have a listen to that. the united states is not behind these protests in cuba and the acts, the accusation of that is absurd. i will note those and do asked we are closely following these reports protests across several cities in cuba yesterday called for electricity, food, and fundamentals, freedoms. i think that's what we're seeing is reflection of the dire situation on the island. well, and this isn't the 1st time that there have been protests in cuba in 2021. the cuban government also accused the united states of meddling and actually went as far to say as they the united states was funding these protests. and now, here we are again, but as a cuban foreign minister did say, if the united states is so concerned about the well being of the

u. s. is actually putting forward alternatives, alternative plans to make sure that that doesn't happen, but these rallies have hung tough on this particular issue. they've said that they will bounce, visit a ground defensive as and when they see fit, in fact, progress to benjamin. and you know what you said it could take about 2 months to, to uh, finish that ground defensive. that's something the us simply doesn't want to say, but we're also talking about the sci fi that may have been movement indigo. that could be why he's in is also such a short period of time. but it is worth pointing out. he's not meeting any palestinian know representatives all the published and you of horses. yeah, i'm just seeing that you're talking about the slightest push for us. he's part of the talk is going on in contact. there's a growing, an international pressure for the need for a cease fire, but i understand that there's been a survey within is israel. i believe it shows that the majority of israelis are opposing a political agreement to end the war spots. absolutely right. people want to see the will be a

we need to check the real and the fact that the actual u. s. political pores in to the citizens until now more than $240.00 ship. and we're actually kind of old kind of wavelengths were sent to live right now. also you can just to check the other trigger. this is more than 2000 bleed b, uh, bear with me is the know there to get a, a israel directly to this. well, so if we want to be honest and to be a friend to what, oh, our walk units, we have to say that they, you asked if they can pause and verify though this i'm going, genocide is a full body. this is the only description that we can describe the u. s. actions since the october 7th. i'm filling out. and actually if we want to retain back in history, i'm ready to have the us just a guarantee that is right. it will always mean team have a, what are we can describe has advanced the military aid all over the region in order not just to, you know, secure or, or to be as real as they say. that was the rival defense. but to ensure that they do mean anything, the whole area, and no one will ever h

actually 6. now remember, there were 3 other resolutions which the u. s. v. tote. and then there was last friday's u. s. resolution you extra for resolution, which china and russia vetoed and now we have one which actually states it's adopted. so let's see how this will all end up planning out for israel, for the war and is early and guys, but you see it was only possible to be that way with the us abstaining today from the vote in the security council. why? because about the us had still problems with the text of the resolution, but had worked all weekend long with the other partners on crafting and tweaking this language. use their and without a condemnation of how much for their tax on israel from october 7th, the us still was okay with the fundamentals and that's why they abstained. and now we have this resolution. so what impact is this going to have on us? and is there any relations going forward? it was a little bit of a diplomatic roll of cost or, and probably hasn't been the best day of israel u. s. relationships. what do i mean by this? these riley's are c

u. s. companies that are involved in actually doing the importation right now. there is no charge or allegation indicating that any u. s. company was aware that these prime h were not capt erase but came from the wild. but the investigation is still open. cambodian officials must spell try and homeless keel denied the charges against them is found duty, the fees up to 145 years in the us prison. their lawyers did not respond to our request for comment, but in quote, for the indictment of full on assault on a foreign ministry, a claim backed by the cambodian government. but it isn't just about the law for new come drop. it goes, what profit before the environment leading to a huge loss of animal life as agents we used to saying that, you know, if you want to smuggle 50, whatever animals, parents, monkeys. if you want to fuck smuggle 50, you need to smuggle 100 because about 50 percent of what your smuggling is going to die. and that's just part of doing business. so yeah, i mean, this type of thing. every agent in the service has seen this type of thing before. an

u. s. is actually dropping humanitarian a. but at the same time, continuing a supply of weapons to this really. so this is a firestick i'm situation by which if you're, if you and it has the and you look up into the sky and us made them can drop on you or some us too many terry assistance. this is a travesty and a joke on the international uh system that the us and stuff holds. absolutely, and we have all these new ways, ways of aid coming in, you know, being power suited in. we've got a coming in from cypress and the us saying that it's going to build this temporary deal on gaza. why do you think we're not seeing the us and others put more pressure on israel to just allow those hundreds of trucks that are waiting at the land for what is? yes, exactly, so more trucks going to be around in from the gulf crossing. and if the us really wants to pressure is, or if it's going pressure them to open the 2 crossings up. is there any crosses controls, as well as put pressure on the supply of defense? weapons that are coming into is the

u. s. u. k. and australia. the trial actual lives we'll see town provide at least 3 meet phillip, how it's submarines from washington. and the part of next decade, beijing says this will only exacerbate an arms race and the age of pacific region. you are setting up the so called august the us, the u. k. and australia are in reality, inciting military confrontation through military cooperation. this is typical cold war mentality and will increase the risk of nuclear proliferation, exacerbate arms races in the asia pacific and harm peace and stability in the region. china and many other countries in the region are gravely concerned and oppose this. china has voice. it's serious concern, extra opposition to the u. s. u k l is fairly a pushing forward nuclear powered summary and cooperation is 368000000000. australian dollar plan is for australia to buy at least 3 nuclear power for junior class summaries. from the us in the early 2030. another lease will be followed with australia and britain to build their own class submarine, not

u. n. s a u. s. sponsored ceasefire resolution was expected. you know, actually it wasn't expected. you know, uh the staff of the us ambassador to the u. n. worked diplomats in the state department in the white house, you worked 4 weeks on the, on the draft on the text for this. so i think before they brought this to the security council, they were actually at least largely hopeful that it would pass perhaps because as you mentioned 4 times now, including this one that the security council have a going forward with a any resolution 3 times of those 4 types, the u. s. v towed now it's china investor and of course the feeling in the us is that the rush and the and china did. there's not, as we just heard from the best, are us address or to the you and that this for i so diplomatic reasons. but to put the u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. now calling for a immediate and sustain

of the students was secured as well as thank you for having means uh actually uh, this is uh something that took uh this. she knew o s u n s i a bunch and actually a code on the 7th of march. uh, but some 16 days ago. and she was that time the president gave it much and all that you know, security forces and they hate so well, you know, so security agencies to ensure that these students have fried in good time and induct and in the hours of to do finally at least may be uh, by the, by the doctors. and of course it took a lot of, uh, but you know, uh, engage men's way in which the person directed that money should not be involved. and the money was not involved in this operation. are you saying no answer was paid, sir? no one was paid because of the president and yes they did that and some will not be paid because uh the government believed that the story is those engaged in such kind of emails. ok, should not be you ordered by. oh so sorry. no, it looks like you're jumping into for no, it's no ransom was paid. what compelled, the abductors to release all the students in their captivity. why do you know there are many t

the tad's names tied to the ussr or russia some after actual fashion. u. s. military veteran scott fan, it saves up the promotion of these nazi memoirs is a form of ukrainian brain wash. for this memoirs of the nazi is uh, you know, to me displays the uh, irrationality in the fall and the parts. and the stupidity that animates the, the political regime of zalinski and t, as in their last throes, because it's clear they're getting their orders from the c. i a state department, because this entire narrative of ukraine's war against russia has been built on this classic brain washing m k ultra mind control, narrative west. the response is quite an example of hypocrisy because on one side, the american people hate nazis. they hate the killing of innocent civilians and jews and serves and grow ads and russians and everything that transpired during world war 2. however, the government, the c, i a, the victorian newlands, the rock, obama, joe biden, hillary clinton's types. they are on the side of genocide and the and purging people for resources. look at what they

u. s. is convinced that this actually is a ppo policy and it costs the policy they, which is isolated as a result of this as their license. but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think only then at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show, continued condolences to those very by u. k. you as you on bombing in palace, 911 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with form a trump communications director to these kind of move to you until then keep in touch by all that social media. if it's not sensitive in your country and have to our channel going underground, do you feel normal? they'll come to what you new and old episodes of going underground. see monday, the a hi, i'm acceptance and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't w

u. s. analysts. and let's just begin with we're actually finding began to speech, which was a very strong warning about russia and putin. and it's coming against the backdrop of this huge part us and divide over approving more funding for ukraine. right, right. it's, which is what i'm surprised that joe, by the didn't take the investment tax. there's been this push among ukraine supporters to sell more a to ukraine, not as a bad as some kind of gift or charity, but as an investment in the american economy. because a lot of that money that's going to your craner would go to ukraine, comes back to the us in the form of weapons right, by weapons from american manufacturers, which of course is a huge sector in the american economy. i'm surprised job. i didn't, didn't touch on that to try to make that economic case for the a to try to push it through this now installed in congress for so long installed. let's, let's remember mostly because of hang ups on migration, which is a massive political issue that the republicans don't want to relent on to give the democrats and jo by them, any kind of victory and th

u. s, is convinced that this actually is a failed policy, and of course the policy they list is isolated as a result of this as their license. but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think, only and at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show . continued condolences to those very by u. k. you as you on bombing in palestine 11 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with full. i'm a trump communications director. now do these kind of move to you until then keep in touch by all that social media. if it's not sensitive in your country and had to have channel going underground, do you feel normal? they'll come to what you new and old episodes of going underground see monday. the full, the need to be do need is no time late to most of the relationship to create a motor, to the west and the train time pressure and so involved in taking sides that they need some taping signs and co tricks, which is actually one of the big problems that we face in terms of what credibility is this international kind of took too much. the german military

u. s. is convinced that this is actually is a failed policy. and of course the policy they was isolated as a result of this is really nice and, but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think, only and at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show . i'll continue condolences to those very by uga. you as you on bombing in palace, 911 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with full met trump communications director. now, did these kind of move to you until then keep in touch by all that social media? if it's not sensitive in your country and had to our channel going underground, do you feel normal? they'll come to what you new and old episodes of going underground. see, monday the on the bus can do, i just need them on the bus with key at the washington state, the girls to complete the rest of the us just to phone up. send that to you for the list of our but huge but they use the situation clearly indicates to forward kemp in europe is still very, very strong. foreign minister, a survey lin

u. s. is convinced that this is actually is a failed policy and of course the policy they was isolated as a result of this as their license. but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think only and at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show. continued condolences to those very by u. k. you as you on bombing in palestine 11 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with full mate, trump communications director. how did these kind of move to you until then keep in touch by all that social media? if it's not sense it in your country, and i do i channel going underground, you'd be hon. they'll come to what you new and old episodes of going on. the ground see monday, the to the g for the kinds of stuff i school you know, some of those i need to be new as mags the which is the most important and the homeowner westbrook learn how to match the higher will be fluid and this you know fossil fuel to new york to the german military generals, opposite what things are supplying themselves to ukraine on the bone, the climate in wage, according to a l

u. s. is convinced that this is actually is a failed policy and of course the policy, they was isolated as a result of this as their license. but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think only then at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those very by uga. you as you on bombing in palace, 911 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with full the trump communications director. now, did these kind of move to you until then keep in touch with all that social media? if it's not sensitive in your country and have to our channel going underground, do you feel normal? they'll come to what you new and old episodes of going underground. see monday, the a. what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to save house and engagement because the trail when so many fund themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground. the fully need to be to need is low temp on a team. also productive relationship to create a motor and to the west and the new train time pressure and so involved in taking sides or they ne

u. s. for instance, all of us, we should actually have the opportunity to, to, to engage at whatever level and on whatever bases we want with these country. well, the realities also quite talk. you have talked in depth now let's see if we model in terms of 5. i'm great. so so just will be pull house eventually from the shit. when that happens, easy to stay long. great. that the asked me to call this. yeah, he's able to provide that we do request change what not. that would be not to do with all the internet security could challenge rich. charles bought their implication for this i have, i think this is actually because what we actually see. okay, so as we speak to you to close the west africa allow access to a 1012 was a turning point in the sense that groups affiliated with al qaeda. and i still decided to shift the prizes from the middle east to the so have region. the french decided to set up a process in molly and they were followed by many other countries that changed when the money and said we don't want it for the troops. the so everybody that indicates that tunisia now they've been

he actually was the 1st u. s. president to approve legal aid to ukraine, sending javelin missiles. now i don't want to overstate that commitment, there was a lot of conditions attach that delivery, but he was the 1st president on record. we must say to give legal aid. there are other types of security system stuff, the obama administration delivered. but of course then we know the much bigger story of tying security for ukraine to his political winds back home that it was impeachment. so that's the much the much bigger story. and that is what is at stake for joe by the right now, trying to make that case. he said, we will not. i'm paraphrasing, we will not let ukraine fail. we will not leave ukraine, and they said i will not. so that's his pitch to if i am re elected, please re elect me because we need to stand by ukraine. but how much support is that in the american public to continue this funding support for ukraine? we're seeing more rear war. reread this in the polls. the words dragging onto years and what, what supporters of ukraine will say, i was just talking to ben hodges r

u. s, is convinced that this is actually is a ppo policy and a costly policy. they was isolated as a result of this as their license. but also the united states of america is totally isolated, i think only then at the left side of our god. thank you. thank you. that's it for the show, continued condolences to those very by u. k. you as you on bombing in palace, 911 in yemen, syria and iraq will be back on monday with full. i'm a trump communications director. that's of these kind of move to you until then keep in touch by all that social media. if it's not sensitive in your country and had to have channel going underground to be a normal, they'll come to what you and old episodes of going underground see monday, the if they can use on the international a fall. michelle late shows the gym and generals discussing the bombing of the crime in bridge the gym and he refused to comment on the issue, was just hoping to get some upset of get love roth. that is obvious, that nato powers all directly involved in the ukraine conflict. they clearly understand what they are

this is something that took a dis, a she knew o s u l said a bunch and actually a code on the 7th of march legend some 16 days ago. and since that time, the president gave it much and all that to the security forces, and they hate about, you know, security agencies to ensure that the students of fried in good time and induct and in the, at the hours of to do well. finally, at least by the uh, by the, the, by the abductors. and of course it took a lot of bucks, you know, engagements were in which of the prison directed that money should not be involved . and the money was not involved in this operation. there were no action was paid because the president had and yes they did that and some will not be paid because the government believed that the tories, those engaged in such a pain off by email act should not be you or that you the end is military has warned an arm group based in the democratic republic of congo is planning a tax. last year fighters from the allied democratic forces killed 43 people at a school near the border. well, cameron saw a has this report from pond away in wes

u. s. government has evidence that points to the actual corporate of this terrorist attack, they should release of public key and they should do it. now. they should, but will they will, they won't. absolutely not. they'll quote sources and methods and play stupid just like they always do now. and this go to, i don't know if you've heard about this list too and is phone man. so they, he posted a tweet saying, i quote, navigate, so let's not lose sight that. would you? what do you make of such a reaction? what does it mean? it just means that he's obsessed with the conflict in ukraine and, and considers himself to mean character in a video game. if you had some sort of big hero, that is, you know, about to ride in on a course in shining armor to deliver ukraine from russia. or whatever, a completely delusional, mr. lance ferguson really should just, you know, sit down and read a book and definitely not be a foreign minister because he's out of his gaps here. um, you know, a, it'd be a secret, at least to play live paid lip service to send condolences to the families of innocent civilians

the reality is the german, he has actually become ukraine's 2nd biggest supplier of military aid, off to the u. s. a mine seem to 17700000000 your ex it's significantly move and not to fronds, which has committed 635000000 years of military age. according to the ukraine support track studies, ukrainians would be asking, well uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine, france and germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. not much happens invest the 2 can agree. and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process and the summit sketch up on a few other stories making headlines today. the us is air lifting more american citizens out of haiti as the caribbean country grapples with the crisis spark by arms gangs. they've taken over much of the capital for the prince with violence now spreading to the suburbs. despite haiti's prime minister of the only agreeing to step down last week, the u. n. has warned that sudan is suffering one of the world

the thing is now if they will just be worse, or they will actually be actions if following that many have said that the u. s. has no red lines clear red lines. it when dealing with is reliant. that's a big question. now if it is read really goes ahead with this confirmation that was approved and that a prime minister, anything? yeah, will also announce what will be the consequences will the us as stop is sending weapons it to is wrote a what many happened demanding for a weeks if not 4 months is that these arms exports to be as needs to be conditioned as to us does with any of the ally around the world, just briefly before i let you go, ben, how healthy do you think the relationship between the us and israel is right now? it is not in great shape and it's also considering what we're seeing here in the us within the upcoming presidential election. it is indeed a topic. well, we'll look at the pasta elections, the number of people who voted and committed, criticizing president, fighting for his handling. a news with that is a major topic here with many saying why are we still is supporting? why are we still s