u. s. it could be an important step and false big tech companies to protect our data better even beyond the you. that's important because it's not just u. s. also, or issues that may be interested in your data. your own government could be to us big tech aiding the n s. s. mess surveillance program. we've known that since 2013 thanks to whistle blower. edward snowden. now, 10 years later that governments and intelligence agencies are reported the receiving even more data from social media provider. who else has metro. sharing data with mattel has been publishing and transparency reports in 2016. it details the number of times governments of possible access to the own citizens data on its platform. in the latest issue, the us is topic than this with more than 64000 request photos closely by india. next comes germany and brazil with about $70500.00 total request submitted each in the report. metro states measure response to government requests what data in accordance with a particular law and our chance of service each and every request we received is cassidy reviewed for legal sufficiency. and we may reject a require greater specificity or reque

u. s. also has a pro, a big painting the problem and a lot of the precursors that are coming from china before they reach the u. s. so i think they could, um, on those fields maybe reach some small progress. another point of interest to this trip, i do think she's in pain, will agree to meet blinking and what does it mean if he doesn't? what bed? it's really the crucial question and we don't know sofa, and it's really also says a lot how entrance, baron, things have become here. we really don't know any of this schedule until the very, very last minute. in my opinion it would be really um yeah, a diplomatic slap in the face of a seating thing would actually not agree to meet clinton because just on friday he um basically welcome to bill gates. and if he would, you know, um meet with bill gates but not the farm and itself the united states. and i think that would tell you something so we don't know yet, but um, if he would not meet him then yes, that would really not be a good signal for the by n

u. s. also longs. it's a defense of industry to come and invest in india. what india wants is defense of equipment in india, not in the us because india isn't right now. one thing to become a manufacturing hub, it's once it is started gleick, i missed the back industrial revolution. i'd like china, which had, which are the manufacturing revolution. so you guys are launching them died in the spring test. so because of sector, you know, dr. digitalization sense, but right now is the single manufacturing. and therefore it is a den to put a massive relationship close relationship weight to the us. number 2, technology collaboration. you would require a very advanced technology at both in the defense sector and it has been in the modern industrial. so that's the card. uh, that's the 2nd, the call is in the once, right? but in small gap it doesn't. so, you know, because of my, do not, those are the, the larger than the national one example, the apple has is going to not manufactured phones in india, in a major way. so that is what india is trying to look, induce

u. s. also knows it needs to escalate its fear mongering, an empty chinese rhetoric and the wider pacific region in case god forbid, countries like australia and the philippines actually partner with their powerhouse chinese neighbors to work for peace and regional stability. now that would really bother lloyd's bosses in washington, and his old boss is one of america's biggest weapons manufacturers rate the job. some countries have been wilfully meddling and the internal affairs of other countries and regions easily impose and unilateral sanctions and using force for collision. as well as igniting colored revolutions and proxy wars everywhere. after wreaking havoc in the region, they simply walked away, leaving the mess behind. we must never allow such things to be replicated in the asia pacific region. but don't forget, when it comes to picking sides. while publishing playing the role of peace maker, the good old usa privately involves one of its favorite geo political mattress. you're either

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u. s. provokes the conflict in ukraine, and it's not shifted in favor of the u. s. i also believe that the sentiment in the us is shifting away from throwing more money down this dry well called ukraine. the world has developed into a multi polar versus a unipolar world. and this was never about ukraine. this has always been to your point about crippling russia and d, industrialize in germany. and some will argue that the ultimate goal is to be china. and that you have to go through russia in order to accomplish that. it's never been about ukranian democracy or sovereignty. it was about the uh if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. but it was the that, that's what i had mentioned. dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investments. so that's why i think they're even creating money now what it, wh

u. s. a quote unquote be reflected. and he also said that, um, yeah, the u. s. has the wrong perception of china in venice or root costs for the story, a low point in diplomatic relations. so there's not really much to talk to when you say that based to keep under major issues. also as taiwan, there's no room for compromise. that is basically the official position and also one equal proof to be quite a diplomatic both for you are quite pockets and it's, since you've mentioned tie one, much of the tension between china in the us focuses on the democratically govern island, which china regards is a renegade providence, is that likely taiwan likely to be a topic of discussion in the meeting between nc blinking and changing things. but at least in directly, i mean tie one uh, holds the potential to escalate into an open wall based. it keeps. so that's why this is really the, the yeah, the quite interesting uh the 2 sides to manage because it's really very dangerous that holds the potential of escalating into a one. i think what both sides during the meeting between

u. s. provokes the conflict in ukraine, and it's not shifted in favor of the u. s. i also believe that the sentiment in the us is shifting away from throwing more money down this dry well called ukraine. the world has developed into a multi polar versus a unipolar world. and this was never about ukraine. this has always been to your point about crippling russia in the industrialized in germany. and some will argue that the ultimate goal is to be china and that you have to go through russia in order to accomplish that. it's never been about ukrainian democracy or sovereignty . it was about of the uh if it had been then the us through victoria newland would not have overthrown the democratically elected you on a coal which government. so even though we're seeing the united, this is really been a money laundering state. yeah. that all the, that, that's what i had mentioned. dana said, i didn't mean the war. i meant the grist keep it. oh then yes, yes, but, but i don't think we're in for another 25 year investment. uh, that's why i think they're even creating money now. what i

u. s. president is also accused of threatening to withdrawal. $1000000000.00 and u. s. military, a 2 key f as investigations and to be creating an oil company, bereavement, or hunter, by that was on the board of directors, or not brought to an immediate and the alleged incidents took place when biden was vice president of the i director christopher reg is also under the spotlight, he is accused of heavily sensory the unclassified but incriminating tate, the house oversight committee breton to hold right and contempt of congress after he ignored it. subpoena talk show hosts, beef laws were believes that trump's indictment was pushed to cover up new allegations of jo biden's, corruption scandal, a good timing of the announcement of the indictment was about covering up the news that broke on the same day that you know, there were documents that existed in and phone records that existed for all the calls that allegedly have joe biden. and his son hunter talking to arisen officials about getting the prosecutor in the ukraine at the time. fired. and allegedly they got paid

u. s. need also coming up, the age of artificial intelligence has arrived, the creators of a i say the technology promises to transform the way we work and live humanities future could be brighter, or it could be dark, very dark. if this technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong, and we want to be vocal about that. we want to work with the government to prevent that from happening to our viewers watching on tv ups in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with artificial intelligence. it has the potential to wipe out to humanity. now that is the stark message from hundreds of a i, scientists, researchers, and tech industry leaders. they find a statement calling for urgent action to rein in the technology you see right here, it's not all long at all, only 22 words and it reads, mitigating the risk of extinction from a i should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risk such as pandemic and nuclear war, this is remarkable because of the creators of a i, those pushing its development further. they are going public and asking the powers that b

u. s. is also sanctioned companies linked to the army and the rapids support forces. us national security council spokesman john cubby told jobs is, are the bite and administration is determined to hold students army and the power of military rapids support forces accountable. it's not just sanctions. we actually took 3 sets of actions today. yes. economic sanctions against 4 companies and entities, 2 of which are supporting the r s s and 2 of which is support the sudanese armed forces. but we also impose some visa restrictions on a number of individuals. and of course, we updated our business advisory to, to make it clear to american businesses about some of the challenges there, uh, working or doing business in, in sudan. so it was a set of actions here with us citizens approved of bipartisan deal to lift the government's $31.00 trillion dollar limit to legislation events. what would it be in the country's 1st national debt? default? as china is special invoice, your agent offense has described t

make us freedom fighters, the seats over throw the uranium government, also use of july they based on the story for us. the tory s m u k. terrace organization, which is also known as the m k. o or more driving organization is a formidable tourist called that was expelled from iran decades ago and asked for the past week he'd been sheltered by albany. now it raises many question marks. i know many of police have rated it's gap in the country because m u k has been immensely supported by the west as the freedom fighters. suddenly they're not welcome. now the already police rated the advocate ashcroft camp originally due to a court order and he said on tuesday that the authoration met with m u k resistance . i left 3 dozen casualties including 50 police officers at $21.00 members of the terraced outs for it to any changes that opposition tourist organization whose top priority is to remove the current iranian government. it was born during the early days of these womic revolution. afterwards, the group changed for seeking to over some of these moments public in order to rise to power itself indicate has a list of severa

u. s. is also being met with skepticism if the views of the you and talk on the central cheaper piece in. but the seat is in the most part, we are going to continue this week. and at the same time work for the con release authorities. so that the process of the comes with the state becoming more powerful will enable us to reduce you emissions presence. but to do so responsibly. despite the you're saying that they will leave the end of the see one of the biggest and collective missions in the world which needs about a $1000000000.00 in i will, uh, my lease which is allocated to that message. but people in the wrong continue to have another to watch the us try the us and what can really be achieved the following decades off the web presence in the country as a spite. but they haven't been peace, particularly in the wisdom pots of the see here, the use of the comb with these people on the growth that there was less than countries. so just flattering us pretending it being peacekeepers. but for real, w

has shown it would only make a difference of two 10ss of one degree celsi u,s and also the human right aspect, children are mining the minerals that are required for the electric batteries. we don't want them mined here. but for some the reason, the people who are propounds electric vehicles are happy to have us depend on mining elsewhere. that is much less regulated. children are in mines in africa and congo. for example. they are slave labor getting minerals out of the ground to make the electric batteries. the remainder of the event will go as follows. steve bradburyy will talk about the legal issues. donna will talk about the affects to low and middle income americans and mike will talk about the political ramifications. >> we'll open with steve. >> thank you so much. for a lot of americans, having your car in the garage with a full tank the gas is feeling of independent. >> epa are trying to use authority to restrict air pollution emissions to force a massive change across u.s. and force consumers, american families, to purchase electric vehicles and auto makers to manufacture inc

u. s. quote unquote, wrong perception of china. he also said very clearly that um there will be no room for compromise or um yeah, the compromise and the type on issue and also said that the u. s. should reflect the otherwise that could be any of quote unquote strategic surprises that really gives you an idea how serious um yeah, the status quote of the tube i left for a relationship as well. yeah. as you say, uh this shows, there's a huge amount of tension between beijing and washington right now, and that's been building for years. can let's visit, do much to change that problem. well, much in terms of diplomatic breaks is no, that's really unrealistic right now. but i mean the, the best possible outcome would be to, um, yeah, prevent a cut this real fee into all the escalate or at least stop the escalation spiral. and for this communication is essential it's, it's the precondition. and yesterday, at least blinking had 7 and a half hours of talks with the chinese for, i mean it's the same gun and both sides describe it as a, quote unquot

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and there's also the question of whether the u. s. even has jurisdiction to prosecute a journalist who is a for national and operating in a foreign country. kathleen, i wonder, would this also set a dangerous president in sending the message that the u. s. department of justice can go after any foreign journalists based anywhere as long as their story is seen as a threat to national security. sure, i mean, i think it certainly set that precedent, but i think even even more importantly, it undermines the credibility of any nation whose trying are especially the united states. but it undermines the free press globally because it takes away the united states. is there anybody else as ability to say, look, a, my country's a secrets are important? and so no matter where you're reporting and no matter how corrupt the government you're reporting on. if this prosecution is allowed to go forward, you will be at risk because it's going to in bold in every government to take their secrets and take the information they want kept secret, and prosec

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u. s. intelligence agencies to the point that they have often agreed to censorship requests. now we must also mention that a few months ago, it was revealed that twitter has to press some vital information that could have definitely damaged u. s. president jo biden's presidency campaign, but also twitter has assisted in f 1st 2 of censorship when it comes to what they call and he ukraine narrative. but this is quite a lot of situations showing the extent of censorship on twitter. but it is very interesting as the twitter is one of twitter, his mission statement is basically to share information without barriers. after all, very interested in this is coming to light in such detail as well are t corresponded in the email? sure, thanks for not. well, let's stay with this story, some reaction we've been getting all that host of the conservative daily podcast to open believe such brazen efforts by the f b i and kia web security services, prove checks and balances in place are being written over roof showed. i mean, i think the american people are woken up to the reality that the f b i is also rail

they don't know exactly what to do us and elizabeth and the tighter and also use the u. s. supreme court has struck down the policy known as a family of action. rolling that race cannot be considered as a factor in college and university admissions. the quotes conservative majority rule that race conscious admissions programs at harvard and the university of north carolina unconstitutional. such policies have been used for decades to boost the number of black and hispanic students. the show define some students decline the end of affirmative action at higher education institution and on the other side of the imaginary dividing line, a celebration of victory. these protests reflect a decades long debate in the west. one. the supreme court has now settled, but not to everyone's satisfaction. so you have supreme court justices voted along ideological lines with the conservative majority put in place by the trump administration eventually winning the day. but those ideological lines are reflected in the groups of protestors who gathered to you're close to the supreme court wit

and then this also benefits the u. s. a. so that is really a broad range of the 2 leaders has been talking about. absolutely. let's take a closer look now at the state of this relationship, presidency has described the talk so far as very good. just a few hours before that though china's top diplomat wong, he was quoted saying that the us was faced with a choice between cooperation and conflict. our she and wiggins comments here assigned that the 2 sides have in fact managed to avoid conflict or is the heat's still on as much as that for as well as for now as things the big headline is the has been talking and both kind of said it was good to talks. this is the 1st year as this is the 1st us visit. no, sorry, blanket and the so for us us secretary of state i took introducing and 5 years. so it shows that both sides, united states and china are really very eager in uh, getting a better uh, a better uh, communication going and a better relationship. so me, so she has to just set to he prays to 2 sides for making progress in so

questions about prejudice and france against lower income communities and ethnic minorities also coming up the u. s. supreme court. let's try.

u. s. intelligence agencies to the point that they have often agreed to censorship requests. now we must also mention that a few months ago it was revealed, the twitter has the press, some vital information that could have definitely damaged u. s. president jo biden's, presidency come pay. but also twitter has assisted in efforts to of censorship when it comes to what they call and see ukraine narrative. but this is quite a lot of situations showing the extent of censorship on twitter. but it is very interesting, as the twitter is one of twitter, his mission statement is basically to share information without barriers after all, for them all the others. so the conservative daily phone calls, joe oldman believes such brains and efforts by the f b. i am the claims to cookie service, prove technical bonds in pays are being trampled on. i mean, i think the american people have woken up to the reality that the f b i is also rails. you know that there's, there's a 163 people that are on that list. and the f. b, i is the cadillac, the hired help would be s b u. they wanted access to information, inc

on the world stage, marco says also moved to strengthen the philippines military alliance with the u. s . in april, the 2 countries held military drills, which included the 1st ever live fire exercise on territory in the south china sea . a demonstration of joint fire power that's drawn beijing's i are now in washington. marcos was met with a warm welcome from us president joe biden and a pledge of military support. united states, all 3 mines aren't quiet and our remains aren't cutting our commitment to the defense of the film including the south, tennessee biden. and marcos said this commitment means honoring a decades old mutual defense packed closer security ties between the 2 countries have been in play for months. earlier this year in manila granted the us access to several additional philippine spaces and arrangement that spring. since the philippines defense capabilities and grants, the us a stronger foothold to counter what it sees as the biggest potential threats in the south china sea region. a possible invasion of tie one by china. we can speak now to don mclean, gil there wa

u. s. coast guard, but also with participation from the navy, the canadian coast guard canadian military and now private commercial vessels as well. he mentioned one called deep energy commercial bass. so with under water search capabilities to point some are symbols that could help some with cameras that may help them search the bottom of the ocean as till now most of the efforts have been focus on the surface and looking for signs of this vessel that has been missing since sunday and up against the clock, he pointed out that by their calculations the crew has perhaps 40 hours left of oxygen to breathe in that submersible. and they need help to get out whether they're on the surface or on the bottom of the ocean. the door to get into that vessel needs to be open from the outside. it needs to be unbolted from the outside . so he talked about more resources coming to the area, specifically for those underwater search capabilities as well. but at the same time, we've got planes flying above uh, looking on the surface of the water. and the area that they say is about 25000 kilometers square

u. s. president joe biden, also facing a major corruption scandal. and finally, it has been the appearance of threatening text from his son to a chinese business partner. but do we know what they said? yeah, well it's interesting because what we have right now in the run up to the presidential election in 2024, the 2 front runners facing some pretty incriminating allegations against them. we've talked about donald trump and there certainly is also very strong allegations against the current president joe biden. and the problem for him is that he has repeatedly said even on the campaign trail back in 2020, but he never discussed his business. his sons of business dealings, his son hunter by then, but a tax that has a merge going back to july 30th of 2017 a. what's app message seems to suggest otherwise. and what it suggests is that in fact, the president is sitting here with his son. the text message says, i'm sitting here with my father and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. help the director that i would like