u. s. doesn't want to be spied on either, especially by china. that's why u. s. companies are no longer supplying chips. the chinese smartphone manufacturer white way. the u. s. government also wants to increase terrace on chinese goods, such as the views and solar cells. it accuses china of unfair competition for subsidies in china, but now wants to make itself independent of american ships and to conquer the market. long term trade war rages on china doesn't want any find hardware and it's public authorities. the china is building a more nationalistic approach. as a chip controls continue to increase and that to that far reaching consequences to many people, call it a tech code for where will this ultimately lead? and why will the military play a decisive role. trying this, public authorities are still using hardware and software from the west, replacing it with the chinese products is a priority. but what is behind this? turner has been trying to replace the western technology for a pretty long time. partly because of this node meetings and what it revealed around us as bei

u. s. are now going to come along with a submersible, go down there and plug in the old phone charger. you never know what these boys. and it's not just the us politicians who are completely insane, even artificial us intelligence is completely insane also. so me in the intrepid new morales, just and phonetic a lawyer or governess have decided to play the game. i'm going to be the artificial intelligence and he's going to be you asking me questions on google assistant on google a. i take it away so che, i've been working a lot lately and i'm having call me so i've never worked a day in your life. i'm having call me title thoughts what they'll do a check. good evening. i'm glad i. if you're having homicide or thoughts usually kill some homeless guys or tourist cheap, i'm also having suicidal thoughts. the what do you i advise me to do? i'm having suicidal thoughts. i would like to advise you as google a. i that you should jump on. caustic ghost, the priests, who do it, do it the trust drew it's so i'm also breaking fix them and i want cheese to stick to the dow. what do i do? that's eas

are represented in the u when or not. but even those wrapped in the un, like the u. s. those are pointed representatives aren't even speaking honestly for the, the feeling that the american people have. most americans are not on board with this ongoing assault on garza and india. and this is, is speaking as a true representative of what their constituents are actually feeling that such a great point that you make just a fantastic point that you make about them actually being state tv because it seems in my lifetime, after having worked at all of the networks from fox and cnn, the nbc, etc, even univision, that it's, it's gotten worse and worse, more and more. i see them parenting essentially, parenting exactly what it is that the administration or the government or the state department of the see i want them to say and how sad, right? because i'm not, that's not, that doesn't mean the state department is always wrong. so you have pharma does a lot of good things, but they shouldn't be in the business of running what anderson cooper's every night because i'm, we're not ge

u. s. war. and i believe if the u. s. wants to stop this war, they can do it easily because they are overwhelming as a with women and they got the work in this work. but the u. s. is using and they got some specific and special benefits from their work. and the biggest benefits for the u. s. is the u. s. c port that it's building, and the guy is a coastal peach. i'm not going to do like speaking why the in this matter, but this is the goal of this war to make a u. s. c port so they can explore the natural gas to europe using using this specific area. yeah, i can see that. can you explain to us what the sticking points are relative to a cease fire or 2 in exchange of prisoners is released historically has been willing to give up as many as 500 prisoners palestinian prisoners in exchange for a single is rarely citizen. but it seems that these really government doesn't care at all about it. citizens being held by him us. why is the netanyahu government taking this position? why haven't we seen a massive exchange of prisoners? because they will have no reason after that to keep bumping and destroying and killing palestinians

those are drivers for the u. s. and i believe of the view that says that the us wants gaza strip to be for her for its own because there's a huge stretch strategic importance for this place and the coastal and the mediterranean coast. so i think somebody in doing this work after it will destroy the guys trip completely and bush people choose by their own to leave this place because they were fine, no way to live. and so many of them will decide to leave and tell guys i will rebuild and get back and buy this. i think there will be like an est talk but, but not the palestine state. i think the us is planning to put like gaza statehood inside garza and some parts of other countries and maybe from is really so they was big some part from that nearby towns on that goes a border to expand the state of gaza here. this is how was it cuz get after destroying all goes to. but do we think back to the question, i believe if we are united as palestinians and goes through and that was back in the 1st place, we could pass this for

u. s undocumented as children and are now part of the daca program. one example is brenda and antonio val been married for almost 12 years. they live in l. a. both were born in mexico. antonio has been a us citizen since 2001 brenda came to the country when she was 3 years old. and is a daca recipient. but she says she worries every 2 years whether her status will get renewed. now she's eligible for legal status under president biden student plan. >>yeah. it's just it is just 1 step closer to filling more. stabilized in in the country. relief like it's like we've been fighting. so much. this year's and it's it's a yeah. a good moment for for us. for us, a family >>alright, well, joining me live now us. f professor of law and migration studies bill on hitting thanks for being with us. let's start with the daca. recipients. the dreamers because we've been going back and forth on policy changes throughout the last couple of administrations there so what do these new protections mean? yeah. new protections for the doctor. recipients has a lot to do with e

and us recognizance planes and drones that are 247 flying south of crime. mia and the black sea and u. s. military experts are inputting the data for that targeting information into the missiles in order for them to allow them to be fired. as we know from the statements from the german chancellor, olaf shoulds from german generals, plodding to blow up the crime in bridge with tories cruise missiles and even the pole is president of all admitted that it is western military experts firing, you know, actually importing the data for the firing of these western advanced military systems, i mean there might be a key every gene military person in the area somewhere as a sock puppet as a fig leaf, a implausible degree of deniability. but there really is no doubt and the russian government doesn't hesitate to call it out. this was a us attack on russian crime you. i mean, i do want to ask you, because obviously when the us the greenlight key of striking into washington territory with its west buttons, do you think it considered a scenario that happened this sunday to think it was a human costs it

a, b, i n s also question the intensifying of us trade vari are saying the u. s. economy could bear the brunt of such practices as recommendations include income, tax increases and reforms of the entitlements system, such as the wealth for and medicaid programs. the country's national debt, which measures both the us owes its creditors as ballooned to our records. $34.00 trillion dollars less pro 5 now to economists richards vern or for his take on all that is on the folding. richard. good to see you. the i a method is us that poses a risk for other countries, quite stark in the morning. so keeping the reserves in dollars like many nations on their citizens do, is that suddenly more risky than it was a go to the i am, ecstasy is dissing out. this of the advice recommendations. and in the case of other countries, you know, and that's usually come with a bit of action. and this sort of advice is the rest of the world has been receiving from it. while the us has things to is kind of see being reserved, kind of see being little likely, but we're reaching the point whe

u. s. into it and they are the ones that so the 3 support by the u. s. is a challenge to this really needs to finish. that's up. take a breather. restock, re, uh, do you think and today what they're doing actually they are targeting, come below is the desk of thousands of that precise precision besides attacking is really causing more displacement. so it's kind of not ideal situation, but i think it's more effective than going into a war. the retard escalation that we're seeing today is more, i think, as to re establish the parents as towards the other side to stop or to accept a certain compromise or a deal that is proposed by the americans. it's more about as the flexing must have been showing what can be done in case of a more. okay, so this, this in your analysis basically is about the, the, the, this, this seems 5 deal. but joe biden, an outage, so that, well, a couple of weeks ago this is, this is positioning. exactly. i think this is positioning. this is primitive measure rather than a reactive mother. this is like we're humbling. it's doing is try

u. s. india and others are hoping to build permanent bases on the moon and we, or on mars. they are also on potential lunar mineral resources which could be exploited in the future shop of ethics. we are joined by 2 awesome guests who are still.

u. s. india and others are hoping to build permanent bases on the moon and we, or on mars. they are also on potential lunar mineral resources which could be exploited in the future shop of ethics. we are joined by 2 awesome guests who are standing by to respond to your questions and comments. you can type them into the chat on youtube for your science and space questions. we have keith kelly . he's the editor of nasa watch dot com and trained as in astro biologist and to look more in depth of the geo politics behind this wretched to the moon. we have journalist david ariano, so he's the creator of the space. watch daily pod cast and co author of an upcoming book on the 21st century space race called open space. the races behind a space born renaissance. so welcome to both of you and thanks for joining us. thanks ravenous. while you're sending us your question good, let's take a closer look at china's tongue, the 6 mission to the moon. as a chinese, a spacecraft, getting european instruments launched at the beginning of may chung 6 histories. the far side of the moon. scient

u. s. military officials are now looking at what went wrong with the project. in the meantime, more than 2000000 a city and continued to stuff i was not nearly enough addicting into garza by land or sea terika by su, algebra very by his side. and these one is where a soldier has been killed in 16 inches, a doctor, an explosion in janine and the occupied westbank. confrontations took place in the city and its refugee comes over night. and is there any special forces way to the area and detains at least 8 palestinians joined the right policy and fights has attacked? is there any on would vehicles with explosive devices for more on this? let's go to nor dave. she's standing by for us in ramallah, no ready to coming across the occupied westbank. tell us how this one was different to well, this one was different because of the, for ross city of that it improvised explosive device to in fact, now confirmed by these really military 2 devices were set off injuring 16 soldiers one seriously and killing another. and according to these is really military sources. it seems

are charged at the fed. deborah havior on monday to bring to her attention concerns and claims about a number of statements and actions made by employees of the u. s. embassy. they are regarded as interference in internal affairs. is definitely not the for time that us since a few years. and this is why bolivians are aware of this, not only bolivians, but the world really because we've seen this happen time and time again. interest again, most recently with the elections one, evil morales was out at austin. why was that? because that was due to both breaking claims that came from where an american organization that was there observing the elections. and this is not just one example we've seen this happen time and time again, which is why and bolivia has been wondering about this, an urgent the united nations, for example, to pay attention to what is happening there and how they are seeing more and more interference from the us and here let's hear from the oblivion price. and again, i believe this is from 2022 when he was warning say, we have forces here getting involved in the region because they need something from us. we oppose any form of inter

u. s. embassy. they are regarded as interference in internal affairs. social media has been flooded with various posts where people accuse the c i a of backing the to, and responds to bolivia, support for don, close ties to russia, and boss lithium supplies. the last one american nation has the largest resist. the key tech industry minimal on the plan is olivia has a low extraction and production capacity for now. recently signed lithium investment agreements with china and russia. in june, the bolivian president visited the russian city of some petersburg where he was a guest of on that at the international economic for him. that luis all se praised brakes economies for withstand the us to germany and revealed his state's interest in joining the alliance. social research on that, it's a mock co fernandez, se salon to the american countries interest in partners is one of the reasons why the us is looking for regime change in bolivia, then economy and what is the risk recipe of the whole history is basically of course, us is funding lots of and joe's and

u. s. military officials are now looking at what went wrong with the project. in the meantime, more than 2000000 palestinians continue to suffer with not nearly enough a dissing into gauze by land or sea terika by su, algebra very by homicide. at least one is really sold was being killed in 16 of those images during explosion in janine and the occupied westbank. confrontations took place in the city and the as refugee comes over night is what he's special forces. way to vieira independent least h palestinians during the raid palestinian fighters attacked as ready on the vehicle to the explosive devices of more on this that scale like to know a day of correspondence in ramallah. i know we talked about raising the occupied westbank almost daily, but this one and felt like more of a thoughtful of this one was quite unique. laura, indeed the is really army confirms that 16 soldiers were injured one seriously and that one soldier killed. there were 2 explosions. the 1st one caused injuries, the 2nd. that's where the death happened. then it said a little bit of borro

u. s. military emissions are $52000000.00 metric tons annually is to say the united states is the single largest energy user, and the us military is therefore the single largest carbon emitter, looking at it as an institution. 30 percent of those emissions are from races across the world. and 75 percent or from operations. you calculate us miniature emissions. it's more than many, many other countries. so it's really if the out of sense in the room that has been ignored so far, that's nic buxton author and research of the interested in bass transnational institute. that was just a report showing that the ministry spending globally has reached 2 point one trillion. now a and a warranty claim and now and gaza has kind of given that next trip. and every time ministry spending increases, military emissions increases. getting clarity on emissions is a challenge. there are very few industries. let's see any upside in tracking the carbon that they're putting out into the atmosphere. that reluctance seems multiplied many times over. when it comes to miller trees, getting accurate emissions, he g

are spending more money than ever on us defense equipment. the surge and alliance spending comes as result of rushes invasion of ukraine. we, in the u. s. over 75000000 people are under extreme heat alerts. temperature is above $32.00 degrees celsius or hitting the midwest in northeast or it's usually 10 degrees cooler. this time of year is high. heat will continue to spread affecting most of the us population this week. at least 11 people are dead and more than 60 missing. following to ship, our ex, off italy, southern coast, a german, a group rescued, 51 migrants from a sinking by which in town, 10 bodies trapped inside the vessel. italy and coast guard picked up 11 passengers from another boat east of calabria. is israel's army has said, it is on his way to meeting him us in the city of rafa and expects to gain full control of the area within a few weeks. meanwhile, thousands of anti government protesters clash with police near the prime minister's residence in jerusalem on monday, officers arrested and number of people. the demonstrators were protesting this and you know, who's handling of the war and demanding new elections to repla

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u. s. congress. is this uh, an attempt to come up. what crimes we have, what do you watch on that sort of media? the bid is the explanation for that they, they are really delaying the acts of genocide taking place. and in gusta, the u. s. administration is completed in the war crimes committed that gives different experience. and by that is to me and seen these crimes, they are really trying to get that way from being responsible in front of the domestic court. i was just as that prevented b u. m. best scenarios from inc, cutting and assisting the situation. or they have even really advanced on a lot from a heavy anything to do with the situation in gaza. and yet really denying the see guys given by the uh, by the mad at that lets see me an has ministry and guess which guys we're actually independently verified by of our agencies. i see no reason why put down if you guys given it still we have many, many uh children warm and uh oh wow, lot of still buried. i'm not available. and if you guys are on that estimation of the readings, the guys actually new delhi has rejected the premise of a us state department report that raised concerns about reall

u. s. at israel together are being taken to court of the united states and other places for genocide of complexity and genocide. so the us government is not an impartial act or the us government certainly is generally governments or one party, the american congress. there is one element in this dynamic from the support for israel is still strong, but it's not as strong as i used to be. and this is the big story in the united states, up in all the traditional foundations of us support government support for his hero. our framing of the edges that haven't collapsed but they. busy are offering at the edges, public opinion students, intellectuals, media, labor unions, church groups, political parties, even members of congress. busy criticizing israel, so chuck schumer this, showing that he is above all a 2 faced typical successful american politicians who says one thing, a lot of changes or the next month because it's more beneficial for him to change of these guys. and some a girl lady is becca no, no sense of consistency. the principles. they're political animals whose aim is incumbency. and we're s

we are tempted by u. s. made mist sales. the 17th and themes are targeted by the is really weird pins. this is a living, prove that i would have met the united states for pot accomplice in the see to i do who do seem very tired then for the very best of it on your face. what are the challenges facing is all about the challenges and then so those are numerous. chiefly is the lack of feel and um, and we are, we have lost more than 80 percent of our capabilities these 8. it could be some forces and the international organizations have failed to provide us with the sufficient seal the quantities. in addition to that, the 7th deepens, themes are denied access to many of the top rated areas. we are not able to respond to the s o s corps would receive from the bombarded areas for us since last night, where the sea of the 323 s o s codes were on the circle with neighborhoods. and we were not able to provide any help to them. these a new patient forces, along with the fan uh, somewhat denied the 17th and themes from entering the this

tire of inquiries is in the us and your old one stop, chinese cars from finding buyers are running toward the u. s. ranks for teens and germany ranks sixteen's among the export destinations. in contrast, for germany try those car markets remains crucial. the detroit, the extent of german manufacture and skill set like a huge portion of their cars in china. so europe suddenly says we will close our doors to chinese manufacturers. china could easily say we will close our doors to german manufacturers, which could be a disaster for the german economy. then it comes to the door to the web shop. try these makers need to be able to compete in the market where buyers demand the latest technology and features. but that's not the own advantage over established german brands. as it is a company, not this combination of technological development and hardware and software along with the subsidies and the fact that basically all the production supply chains are under chinese control, gifts, china and almost insurmountable advantage. that's nearly impossible, before the germans to catch up to watch and no one.