u. s. are blind to the effects of their own sanctions, and at worst, there are more than willing to sacrifice the people of europe for a shaky political outcome. but honest, garland nixon says, washington sees of slices as an opportunity, please own financial interest before everything else. it's clear that what the united states is doing is they're eliminating one of the 3 major economic threats, europe, china, and russia. and you know, sadly, and unfortunately it is with the full compliance of european leaders. i think one of the big threats that the u. s. are recently emmanuel crone and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they're starting to make noise that they want some independence with their foreign policy. that is a tremendous threat to the neocons in washington. they want to build a military, all of these things, the neo con, c as a threat. and they see that as, oh, no, it's the emergence of another empire. and there are, you know, certainly trying to, to

u. s. are blind to the effects of their own sanctions. and at worse, there are more than willing to sacrifice the people of europe for a shaky political outcome. political analysts, garland. next it says, washington sees the crisis as an opportunity putting its own financial interest before everything else. it's clear that what the united states is doing is they're eliminating one of the 3 major economic threats, europe, china, and russia. and, you know, sadly, and unfortunately it is with the full compliance of european leaders. i think one of the big threats that the u. s. are recently emmanuel crone and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they're starting to make noise that they want some independence with their foreign policy. that is a tremendous threat to the neocons in washington. they would, they want to build the military, all of these things, the neocons see as a threat, and they see that as, oh, no, it's the emergence of another empire. and there are, y

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums in ukraine. mohammed vow has more from moscow. the leaders of the 4 breakaway regions of eastern fall and ukraine have already landed in moscow. and preparations are going on for the final ceremony, which is going to take place some time tomorrow friday. that there is also some preparation for a big public celebration on probably on the same day that had square saw the signs are indicating that russia is, is determined to take that decision and to make it to make it a fact cylinder, as it will close its border, it's a russian tourist at 9 p. m g m t on thursday. those and the russians have fled the country since president vladimir putin issued a mobilization order last week. many are heading to neighboring. georgia has on and finland. the swedish coast guard is reporting a 4th leak at the north stream pipelines in the baltic sea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation over the damage.

u. s. officials are saying that it's too early to blame russia, although what the americans have been doing so far is firmly denying their own involvement. it's not us. the u. s. government is in complete denial. you are absolutely not involved. the jury is still out. many of our partners i think, have determined or believe it is sabotage. i'm not at the point where i can tell you one way or the other. moreover, several media outlets including germany's durst, spiegel and americas new york times reported that this summer, the cia had warned several e countries about a possible attack on the pipeline. so what could this mean supposedly, if a warning had come from the u. s. intelligence the americans couldn't have been guilty, so it may seem that the u. s. government could have tried to come up with an alibi for itself with the media, allegedly trying to push it now. but guess what? the danish minister of defense said that neither denmark's government, nor his ministry was notified. so if there was some kind of plan with this alibi, it didn't work. elliot, what else do we know about what's ha

u. s. are recently emmanuel mac crone, and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they're starting to make noise that they want some independence with their foreign policy. that is a tremendous threat to the neocons in washington. and they want to build the military, all of these things, the neocons see as a threat. and they see that as oh, no, it's the emergence of another empire. and they're, you know, certainly trying to squash that down economically. the other problem is this. europe's economic model is built on cheap energy for russia. it's difficult for the military industrial machine to convince everyone that russia is a terrible threat when they have a strong and a strong economic bond with particularly germany. the use principal economic engines model studios analysis. the cost of the new movie called captain america, new world order, but spark controversy because of the main characters name. the film centers around a female super heroes who goes by the name

u. s. s. are it all made mikhail gorbachev. one of the most prominent political figures on the world stage of the previous century? ah, laws the u. s. and other western power seek to isolate russia over the conflict in ukraine. the french president emanuel micron is urging his top diplomats to maintain ties g o he who wants turkey as a member of nato to be the only power in the world that continues to talk about russia. if the job of a diplomat is to talk to everyone, including people, and especially people with whom we do not agree. and so we will continue to do so on while president micron emphasized on wavering support for key of he cautioned that dropping communications with moscow would further escalate. the situation of the french leader had been a key western negotiator with president. put, not the i'd said all the conflict in ukraine. then there seemed to be a period of relative silence between the 2 leaders at resumes talks recently to prepare for the i a e a's mission to this upper garage and nuclear plant. and while e

u. s. are recently emmanuel crone and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they are starting to make noise that they want some independence with their foreign policy. that is a tremendous threat to the neocons in washington state where they want to build a military. all of these things the neocons see as a threat and they see that as oh, no, it's the emergence of another empire. and they're certainly trying to squash that down economically. the other problem is this. europe's economic model is built on cheap energy for russia. it's difficult for the military industrial machine to convince everyone that russia is a terrible threat when they have a strong and strong economic bond with particularly germany the. the use principal economic engines defense ministries of both other by john and armenia have announced casualties among their military forces as a result of an exchange of fire on the border between the 2 countries. explosions from artillery and drones drugs we

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums and ukraine. the pilots were held in the russian occupied parts of cas songs. opera. yeah. don't ask. and lou hans, the credit bank authorities say the result show, the people have overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation. separatist reported huge margins of victory say that they, lou haskell, 98 percent of voters favored annexation. i'll just serious heart of the homemade travel to southern towns in ukrainian control territory to hear what people that have to say about the votes. it's always the same desolate scenes. ghost towns this troy saw less. this is the cause to green is paying to regain control of land that was occupied by russia. we are invested got pedia in the north of histone region. the look on the faces of those who state. tell the story. here there is no sign of referendum, but the russians are just 5 kilometers away. and people their vote to decide if the sun should join

u. s. economic elite will benefit from the e use decline as it's l. n g. s, forced to the continent have almost doubled since last year. the rand corporation report aside the facts are that europe's economy is in free fall, while the u. s. defense class is profiting off the entire conflict with russia via ukraine. and it doesn't seem to care that it's helping think the economies of some of its biggest allies. the question of whether this is on purpose remains. but at best europe in the u. s. are blind to the effects of their own sanctions. and at worse, there are more than willing to sacrifice the people of europe for a shaky political outcome. political analyst, garland nixon says that washington sees the crisis as opportunity putting its own financial interests before everything else. it's clear that what the united states is doing is they're eliminating one of the 3 major economic threats, europe, china, and russia. and, you know, sadly, and unfortunately it is with the full compliance of european leaders. i think one of the big threats that the u. s. saw recently, emmanuel crone and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they're start

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums in ukraine. the balance were held in russian occupied pots of eastern ukraine. hurricane ins, a hit florida. these alive pitches are more than 2000000 people without power. and many more are under mandatory evacuation orders. it's now wake into a category one, stall, me, and most opposed later, uncensored. she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail, alongside her former economic advisor. they had paid it not guilty to violating the official secrets act. if the latest in a series of convictions sued she has faced since she was asked into in a military coup last year, tony cheng has more from bank home. what is the military trying to do here? we've seen them piling up these charges against a clearly they want her out of the picture politically. they know very well that they hold elections as they have done in the past. she will, will win overwhelmingly again that they want to take her away from that.

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums in ukraine. bahama val has more from moscow. the leaders of the for break away regions of eastern and fallen ukraine have already landed in moscow and preparations are going on for the final ceremony, which is going to take place some time tomorrow friday that there is also some preparation for a big public celebration on probably on the same day that had square so all the signs are indicating that russia is, is determined to take that decision and to make it to make it a fact more finland has an ounce. it will close its border to russians with you tourism visa from friday, thousands of russians fled the country since president vladimir putin issued a mobilization order last week. the sweetest coast guard is reporting a 4th leak at the north stream pipelines in the baltic sea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation over the damage that you and nato say the leaks were caused by sabotage

u. s. are still more expensive than ever. the consumer price index, a key inflation indicator showed inflation is still close to a 40 year high, instead of cooling off as many had expected. while gas prices are down, most other essential are up, like rent went up 20 percent. they would take. so from $600.00 to $8200.00. so that's the big, big ride and medical expenses went to the dentist about a couple of months ago. and to a stretch. so something is like a 150 before used to be only 5055, maybe 70 the most wall street fault at the inflation news. the dow jones industrial average plummeted more than 1200 points. falling nearly 4 percent. it was the worst day for american investors since june 2020 was clear from core inflation readings and some internals that we look at that we still have a broadening inflation problem. it's seeping into more. ready parts of the economy, the us president joe biden said unemployment remain low, and the stock market doesn't necessarily reflect the state of the economy. he seemed unfazed during a

u. s. are go against the party line of the united states. they are the united states even attacks their own allies. nobody safer tillamook with consciously. everyone bases as it can be, can become a targets, including our allies, our, the contrast of the commonwealth of independent states that with us and currently politic pro, to for we have c has sanctions blitzkrieg, which written against russia. when they started it, they believed that they will be able to listen to was, would they control the world answers, but the question that police, it's, it's under its whims, when you go through, you need to get thrown for mr. the sampling. people believe that what happened, of course, but the majority of states that we could assume we do not want to follow that agenda. they, they choose up a path of cooperating with russia pre weekly. this kind of defiance is not something that the u. s. expected to see they have been accustomed to using violence and they believe that this instrument of violence and direct threats. it's something that will help the

i choose to leave freely my younger brother for we are returning home for 30 years. ukraine has destroyed what the u. s. s. are left for it, i expect russia to restore our greatness for you over ukraine's escalating political crisis since the might on coo and 2013 has led to countless tragedies for the russian speaking population protest across southern and eastern ukraine against the new government in p of war partially surprised. this includes the tragedy in odessa, where 42 people were killed by ukrainian nationalists. ortiz, mariah garcia, takes us through those 8 years of waiting. any way you look at it's, this is going to be a historic referendum. the bay geopolitical make up of the u. p. and continent is like a going to change. and people to go to be asked after i had a very simple deceptively simple question. what flag would they like to live under? but alignment did middleton says public than mustn't the parliament of the a ganske added an escrow publics. and the registrations of these upper rogia and her son regents have made a decision to carry out a referendum about their future. and they a

u. s. is stealing around 80 percent of serious daily oil production, causing losses of over $100000000000.00 to serious oil and gas sectors. around 900 u. s. soldiers are still based in syria after launching a campaign against i sell in 2014. with former us president donald trump admitting the mission was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. or we're keeping the well, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. so he has raised the issue with the un secretary general urging the u. s. to so violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says that the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country on, since i have one agile, an analogy that come out to us must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis, and japan underscore, and also liberated many syrian ter

u. s. are going to disruption when it comes to the, you know, to, to the final product to be shipped to the us. they don't have the cost efficiency of, of china. so ultimately, these might be actually an additional to inflation in the west. because probably the cost, especially when it comes to rule and micro chips is the cost. if it's done in the u . s, it's probably $3.00 to $4.00 times the price they would pay if it was done in china when it comes to the michael sheets. that's for example, salt, korea that would actually go against china. keep in mind that more than 50 percent of health queen markets, when it comes to micro sheets is china. and then south korea major. the majority of its production is in china. so why would you do a suicide by destroying this industry? can other stories that bring you today? china is accuse germany of trying to undermine its national security, its over berlin's decision to expand its military presence in the indo pacific region. this will probably lead to so

u. s. are all racing to write laws that govern they use. these could prevent smart cars from using a vast amounts of data, adding these ranges from mapping data to voice says in vicious like phases and license plates collected by own board, cameron sensors, especially around sensitive areas, including military zones and government ages, underscore in some of those concerns china has been buried tesla from parts of the country. i top chinese leaders visit disregard chinese. driverless car makers may be better poised to dominate their whole market. even the foreign players can adapt to chinese data loss. it's still unclear to what extent can make significant in roads. what you'll likely see is the bifurcation chinese companies and in american companies dominating in their perspective loan regions and then may be competing for regions like europe, south america, some like chinese. and just a policy expert, michael freak glass state farther seen is simply about project. and national power economic goals are not the beatles eagles, national secu

u. s. are choosing to arm and train ukrainian forces. now, a ted washington has been reassuring americans that the us is not that war with russia for a long time. now, do you think the public is buying us? it becomes increasingly difficult to swallow, that kind of line. when one sees high, could have got officials, the people who are responsible for military hardware acquisition, claiming credit, you know, sort of cheering on the process by which the us is in fact, farming and training ukrainian soldiers. this is irrational. this isn't diplomatic behavior by any definition. and it's not even sort of stealthy or klan death time covert military behavior because they're being too obvious about it. so why are they bragging about this? but then one could washington hope to gain from the conflict? well, in the case of most proxy words, the idea is to bleed your opponent from a distance. and if the u. s. is convinced that, for example, the russian federation is it the enemy than the idea of russian forces falling under the lash of high tech equ

u. s. are still many people, many millions that are still vulnerable because they haven't or won't take the vaccine in any form that remains the challenge. doesn't that full clinicians? that does were made a challenge. i mean, we had very good uptake of the initial, she goes back, seems serious. i mean, you know, much better than we see in any other vaccines that we offer 2 adults. so that's good. what we've not had is good of a response. what. ready began offering boosters and the hope is that this booster, this, this formulation because it's different, maybe a little more attractive people. there's a reason to get this. it's different. it's been taylor, it's more effective about the various because back saying that we're saying now dr . pleasure, good to see, to thank joining us from charlotte based on the august has been the worst month the wildfires in the brazilian amazon since 2010, the national space research agency trying to the increase of 12 percent in the past 30 days with more than

u. s. has charged 3 iranians with conducting ransomware attacks on hundreds of entities around the world. local governments and utility companies in the u. s. are among the victims. indictment shows the attacks took place between october 2020 and august 2022 u. s. officials say the hackers carried out cyber attacks for their personal gain and were not acting on behalf of the iranian government political haine. as more from washington dc. the u. s. justice department has unsealed an indictment against 3, a rainy and men that they hughes of using cyber attacks at hundreds of computers, not just here in the united states, but in russia, israel, united kingdom. and even in a ran itself. they say the targets were local governments, utilities, non profits hospitals. but they say these men did is they say that they would get into the computer systems, encrypt the data, and then demand money for the datas release. they would send these rooms from those through the victims and printers. the performance would demand payment from the coin from the victims, sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars. and they would threaten to keep the victims data locked

u. s. are not delivering those sort of weapons to ukraine, so they're very weary of this conflict of potentially expanding to a conflict between nato and russia. and we'll have shows also you mustn't forget, he's got a very strong left wing anti weapons group in his own party. and that some people say might be an additional factor, why he is still standing on the break. i mean, i just, before i let you go, russia's war has triggered an energy crisis here in germany and elsewhere in europe at the chancellor today though, said he isn't too worried. going into winter all of choice, deliver one of his better speeches today in burn. the 2nd heavily criticized the opposition, especially the, the conservatives who, of course, ruled the country for 16 years. and he said that they were responsible, essentially for that big dependency on russian energy sources. it, which is something that he said as chancellor try to get away from and when the country off russian gas from day one. and from the 1st minute

u. s. are not delivering those sort of weapons to ukraine, so they're very weary of this conflict of potentially expanding to a conflict between nato and russia. and we'll have shows also you mustn't forget, he's got a very strong left wing anti weapons group in his own party. and that some people say might be an additional fact a why he is still standing on the break. that was our political correspondence. nina has a speaking to me earlier. let's get some sports news now and in the english premier league. chelsea have parted ways with german coach thomas to hook the new ownership groups that it's time to make a transition. a to halt, let it chelsea to the champions league trophy in 2021. but they've had a rocky start this season. the decision to fire to call followed chelsea's defeat to dynamo zagreb on tuesday night in the champions league group stage. their remaining coaching staff will take over for the time being and staying whitfield all in the united states. a landmark equal pay agreemen

u. s. allies are gradually reducing their dollar holdings, i would like to highlight that this situation is sparked by the reckless actions of great britain, the u. s. and e u hollow, who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. meanwhile, the well being of their own citizens let alone people outside the golden 1000000000 . is that no interest to them? which will inevitably bring these regimes into an economic and political stalemate and will have unpredictable consequences for the whole world. nothing biscuit, who immune roughly assuming it will assume you wouldn't allow you to push. thank you very much. is it just me or was ukraine not even mentioned, but as it is a film atmosphere of is ukraine, a part of the indo pacific region? i think not. so we are discussing issues of this region from the russian, far east. nevertheless, if you have any questions concerning your crime, i am ready to answer these questions to that all that is marshall. now applause are, that's for russian since february 24th. what have we gained and lost as a state? you don't wish to? i am convinced that we

u. s. are joining me in the studio now live in our teeth, marina course river. marina, thanks for joining us this monday morning. now obviously there's a lot of speculation as to who is behind why is the suspected arts of sabotage. what can you tell us? at the moment all signs are pointing towards the united states, but of course no one wants to hear that side of the story. there are quick to blame russia as they have been doing all along the west and europe have been saying that russia is weaponized in its energy assets because of course, the european union is receiving 40 percent of its gas supplies from russia. and even though it's been getting reduced flows of it since the beginning of the conflict, phil was getting some gas, at least an operations have been halted at the north stream a one pipeline because of some technical issues arise and from western sanctions. but again, right now, no one is interested to hear what someone else has to do with it. they are blaming russia. ukraine, of co

u. s. are recently emmanuel crone and others have spoken about a european army building a european army. they're starting to make noise that they want some independence with their foreign policy. that is a tremendous threat to the neocons in washington. they would, they want to build a military, all of these things, the neo con c as a threat. and they see that as, oh, no, it's the emergence of another empire. and there are, you know, there's certainly trying to, to squash that down economically. the other problem is this, europe's economic model is built on cheap energy for russia. it's difficult for the military industrial machine to convince everyone that russia is a terrible threat when they have a strong and a strong economic bond with particularly germany, the use principal economic engines. while the rounds of this is our holding back only our though with o is the aggressor today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums in ukraine. the ballots were held in russian occupied parts of eastern and southern ukraine. the kremlin, back to authorities there say the results show that people overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation. separatists reported huge margins of victory saying that in the hands the region 98 percent of voters favored annexation bahama involved was more from moscow on the kremlin plans for annexation. earlier today, the leaders of the for break away regions and eastern ukraine, arrived here in moscow. so that means the procedure has started, the process has stopped for the finding which will happen tomorrow. the signing will be done by both the, the president logging in to put in those 4 leaders in the presence of the members of the, of the duma. and are the leaders in the country and preparations are going on for a huge celebration in that square after the finding president logic put in wo

u. s. are planning to impose more sanctions on russia for holding what they call sham referendums in ukraine. the ballots were held in russian occupied parts of eastern ukraine and the criminal back to authorities. there say that the results show that people overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation. separate this reported huge margins of victory saying that for instance, in the region of hands, 98 percent of voters favored annexation. well, here's the european commission president as she laid out some of the new sanctions that will be put in place against russia. we do not accept the referenda and any kind of annexation in ukraine. and we're determined to make the kremlin pay for this further escalation. so we propose sweeping new import bands on russian products. this will keep russian products out of the european market and deprive russia of an additional 7000000000 euros in revenues. were also proposing to extend the list of products that cannot be exported to russia anymore . the

u. s. are planning to post more sanctions on moscow for holding where they called sham referendums in ukraine . you as president joe biden is declared a major disaster in florida to hearken in sweats across the southern states. button as one storm could be the deadliest in florida's history. in the face of serious danger, search and rescue operations gotten away before dawn this morning. for people stranded and who are desperate shape water rescue as critical coast guard deployed 16 rescue helicopters, 6 brick white fixed wing aircraft and 18 rescue boats and crews. that's just one element of the many federal search and rescue teams that the pre stage in florida and the governor talked about how pressed he was with the coast guard is doing this morning. a 24 on nationwide strike has begun in france, demonstrators protesting against the high cost of living, pension reforms, and other government policies. the action was called by trade union to the monday hi. pay for their work as a strike has ef

there are still 2500 us proof. tens of thousands of u. s. military contractors who operate in a completely lawless way and and yet this is after every demand by the iraqi, that the us lead. so i think the demand should be raised for accountability. well, us respond. they don't respond with accountability anywhere in the world for their crime. and i know speaking of those demands, we also heard from iraq prime minister, who at the u. n. g, a meeting, asked to stop occupying the country's territories under the pretext of combating terrorism. what do you make that statement? and you mentioned there, i mean the united states has not had a history of listening. so any, is there any indication that there will be any change moving forward not coming from the us. we can see that there are ways that us have just been forced out of countries that they were occupied by a very powerful people's movements. but will they leave on their own? will they leave because of a resolution? i don't think so. and their determination to say in iraq, in syria, to thr

u. s. officials are doing and what the american people want. ah oh, it's her asia now where china's lost outs. busy the u. s. calling it's a quote disruptor of international rules of what he calls washington's interference in the taiwan strait. you go to wood one, china principal is the prevailing consensus in the international community and a basic norm in international relations. speaking of rules, keeping one's commitment is the most basic rule. if the u. s. cannot even keep its own word. how is it in a position to talk about rules and order a country like that can only become a disruptor of international rules without furious respond spies? beijing combs, after us, vice president, pamela harris, accused china of committing provocations around ty, one or former u. s. a. secretary of state, my pompeo called on washington to prevent a quote, chinese century. china has flexed. it's military and economic might, to coerce and intimidate its neighbors, and most recently, provocations across the taiwan strait. if we want to free 21st century and not

u. s. officials are doing and what the american people want. america's vice president kamala, have as secure as china of committing palpitations around time when calling for t p. u. s. ties with the island. china has flexed its military and economic might to coerce and intimidate its neighbors. and we have witnessed disturbing behavior in the east china sea and in the south china sea. and most recently, provocations across the taiwan strait. tensions over taiwan increased as you as healthy can. nancy pelosi visited the island last month. china called the move a provocation and responded with military drills around time one. this month, washington approved more than a $1000000000.00 worth of arm sales to the island, which china considers its sovereign territory. then more recently, joe biden said, washington would defend taiwan with troops at the white house, backtracked on that statement, asian classified those latest moves as a violation of both its territorial integrity and the one china policy observed by the u. s. and other high profile american visitor to tie one for me, you a secretary

international airport, where american military forces regularly conduct girls, family and friends are convinced the u. s. soldiers are to blame for the tragedy. the now houses in the vicinity of the student region, and there is no amity between her family and that anyone in the area in the army soldiers, haitian outside baghdad, airport, them dollar media. and she got charged with hall was in that stable. you know, i called them on the market much, oh, you're wildly and, and that help parents, children with that all they wanted to do was to leave in the rock peacefully. but that was in vain. endings in the middle of our villa repeal dozens of times about is this place is a populated area with your residents, farmers, and their lifestyle. oh ever. we got no responses from you to florida except for calls to lead area. we don't like out via we endured a lot because our intensity of the shooting, which is locked in our homes. recently, i lost my brother who's left 7 children or one, and now i've lost my granddaughter here. the case brings up the double standards in the western media, which in contrast to th

know exactly what he meant, what we see a hysterical euphoric reaction from poems as they are thanking the u. s. for this. we don't know what that means. either medium was a huge profits from american suppliers of liquefied natural gas. they are very, very interested in continuing to reap super profits. are we interested in this? no, we're not so much. we have lost his gas supply route in europe. medium is europe interested in this? is germany. the engine of the european economy? are they interested in your pants? are also in a very difficult situation right now. that kremlin reaction came off to form a post top diplomat posted a sort of the mass of gas leak and said to quote, thank you usa. meanwhile, english congressmen suggested that washington's main interest in the ukraine conflict has been securing american prophets on odd energy. marcus, sweden has said the cause of the pipeline damage could be an act of sabotage without suggesting a possible accomplish. i predicted back in february this year that you asked interesting ukraine was about natural gas dales, but the apparent attack mold tri

u. s. way so much tax income for the military that it is involved in producing refugees abroad instead of supporting us citizens. and there are very few refugees that the u. s. has to support. i'm just wanting just very briefly in the last one minute of i shall allow have you been treated in the us? the bureaucracy sounds hellish. but how about the people? well, 1st of all, i want to add, i wanna say lake erm to mona road. this comment that i hope that the i use government thought the same way that you're thinking right now i regarding the treatment or from the american citizens. i was surprised and shocked with the great treatment that we received from the people of us. i myself stay where the hoss family right now. they are so lovely. so heart warming in. so kind a to me and from the 1st a day, which was on january that i am staying with them. i till now. and i more allow, that is yeah, that is where we're going to leave it on a more positive note. but the bureaucracy and the legal system has to be sorting out for afghans who are currently in legal limbo in the united states. thank you. hello, nickina alisha for all of your