u. s. basically is acting here as a facilitate to investing an infrastructure for example. and apparently, the 2 will be equal partners and have a cool se. now you'll notice one thing that i haven't mentioned at all is anything to do with security. for something i'm like come as a surprise because the landscape is so adamant from the very beginning, that security guarantees whether that was passed to me from the us or from native they have to be a part of the deal, but may be we saw him retreat from that position because we heard from trump on his defense secretary, they will have certain a categorical nato as a non stop to not the cabinet meeting. the 1st since from started his 2nd tom, he was also privy to the us as an interested yet. and in fact, it's gonna cost the buck onto the european system ship and what type of security your keys are willing to me. well, i'm not going to make security guarantees the on very much. we're going to do that because it's in talking about europe is next door neighbors. i'm watching soldiers being killed brain and russian soldiers. my numb

u. s. was bad, basically created, not just a, a nato colony, a with advanced weapon systems on russia's border, but also one of the most well funded propaganda apparatus is on the planet. now if you look at homogeneity, for example, a ukrainian media outlet that just sprouted up on the eve of the my done crew, they're begging for money. they're, they're pan handling on the front page of their websites because their funding is dried up. and this actually includes funding to neo nazi tied activists from c 14 who are complaining see 14 being a neo nazi group in ukraine that has been sponsored by state interest, as is also seeing it's funding dry up. so for all the liberals who freaked out over e landmarks sig, heil, they enthusiast weekly supported the whole project ukraine, including the state sponsored neo nazis. and now they're howling about usa id cutting these organizations off. this seems to me to be a huge scandal that of course western media is sleeping under the rug. yeah. and we await that audit. but to be clear, you are in a death list of one of those outlets, presumably funded by one

but basically, u. s. foreign policy is not going to change very much under trump. biting didn't change very much from uh, the trump administration. he did what he did, but, but worse, so i, uh, and i wish i could be more optimistic, but right now, that's the way the state is set up in this country. david trump was a very proud on the, on the campaign trail. actually when he was president, then on the campaign trail that he didn't start any new wars is going to be able to keep that promise and this term david. i hope i hope so for our sake, for our children's sake and you know, for the sake of the whole country, i mean whether or not he gets us involved in another form or is going to be the absolute defining thing, guys, residents. i great, great point and is great and is bad. presidents begin wars, and if we're not careful, you know, we've, we've already seen, i guess some of the representatives from home us have come out and basically confirmed that the cease fire is off at this point because of the uni

u. s. capital right now is in some term while about the future of the u. s. foreign aid program. it seems to me that there are 2 basic questions that the president and evolving must are raising. the 1st question is sure that the united states of america have a for an, a program overseas. and then the 2nd question they're raising is, if we are going to change the us for an aide program run by the us agency for international development. what system should we use to change it? and in my opinion, as a former usa, i the official, the president and he long most far did wrong on both of the questions or raising, okay, in what way they did wrong. so 1st of all, they seem to have the sense that you asked for an aide is not in the interest the form. busy is the interest of the united states of america, and that's a critique that certainly as well as a long time usa id officer. that's a critique. i've heard many times since we are poor people in the united states. why should we spend the money here? why are we just giving all this money away overseas? and of course, as this program has operated since president john kennedy, st

basic med center? i'm not a pilot overcharge. u. s. army general pul, valley folks done for us the disastrous legacy. he says, of the democratic work era policies. i have written articles on this, i've done many tv and radio shows on how detrimental this critical race theory and the d e. i. social programs have been laid on our military and other people in different organizations within our government. we have to get back to putting people in these key positions based on mirrored based on qualifications and based on their ability of what we call competency, to be confident in that very critical position of being a pilot or being an aircraft controller or whatever. and we have to get back to that in our military and throughout our government that we train people to the highest standards. we are holding the standards. and then when they perform they will perform it. those nice standards and some people will not make it, they won't be qualified. but the pass administration, they've just been hiring people based on color, doesn't depend on what we call a mirror and competency and other government. so sho

basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for exhibits on their soil. let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change, predict space of allegations coming out. now from like benz this up for my us state department official who says the old way back in 2018. the state department had a document about how we could possibly look at shifting the lines in bangladesh. now what he was referring to specifically, that is that story back in if it was august of last year with a legally elected representative leader or find with ash fled the country and a helicopter, a mid thieves steve white's. so 10 years of people killed at the time. now when

basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. is our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do regime change the allegations it by us say id, just keep on coming. a few months ago when protesting gulf finally dashed, forcing the pm to flee for her life, she said the us was behind them. i could have remained impala if i had surrendered the sovereignty of saint martin island and allowed america to hold sway over the bay of bengal. b u. s. she said wanted to build a military base on st. mos in island to come to chinese influence. echoing what we just heard back from a former us state department official at the time, washington said

mexico and canada and return for assurances about border security. basics has any trade in balance with washington currently favors the u. s. u. s. president donald trump tire friends, one chinese goods sparked and immediate comforter stripe from badging. escalating to try to conflict with renewed economic 5 poller as an additional 10 percent turn across the old chinese imports into the us came into effect tuesday midnight. and with the minutes china's finance ministers said it would impose levies of 15 per cent for us coal and n g at 10 percent for crude oil farm equipment and a small number of trucks as well as big engine settings, shipped china from the united states. china, us retaliatory type of package, and the most with it filed against the us to the world. trade organization was announced on chinese state. so the spokesperson for the ministry of commerce state to today that the dressing position of the types on chinese product seriously. why on h w t. rules has a bad nature and does a typical unilateralism and tried protectionism. practice the actions of to us seriously damaged the rules based multilateral training

and basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change. we've got to talk about this here with the audience or charlotte to begin our sharing have started with us here in the studio. this is such a story. i mean, every day is like the gift that keeps on giving us a id. now we're talking about the coo and bangladesh. i know that bang goal is a big factor. how did washington and why did washington pull this off? yeah, that's why i just wanna explain 1st the who mike bens is, but those who bob so not quite across the ins and outs of what's going on regarding usa, mike bens is

basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change of more on this all to shauna events. the is joining me in the studio. i'm trying to, i remember when not to happen. i remember, i think obviously been on shift and we started looking into who was coming in, who was coming out, what could it be behind it? out of the talking to us stayed pretty somebody that's not. yeah. and it's really interesting. these are pretty expensive allegations coming out now from like fences up full my us state department official, who says that all the way back in 2018, the state department

u. s. is, is no longer playing by international for there who would be international orders or any basic coma and is now vive, drawing the map in the, in the entire region. it's a very scary time to, to witness. thank you very much. and well, how about the se hold of it? let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines. thousands of rallied against donald trump and 11 mosque and cities across the us, colon and say, drums, string of executive orders on democratic choose mosque of trying to take over the government. trump as high as him to downsize federal agents. ukraine's president of the mozilla and ski as welcome delivery of the 1st new ross, 2005 subjects from from is that the aircraft would help to frame defendants as base against russia, french president. and one of them i call as committed to training. you find the and pilots to fly the place in front of the senate has adopted the 2025 budget after the minority government forced the legislations for the low houses in the fall left lawmakers goals to no confidence vote against prime minister falls while by which

that by doing so, if president trump is also of effect and they basically targeting the national security doctrine of a police to very close u. s. allies. in this case, jordan and egypt. both of them have been very clear with regards to a, the opposition to any sort of ethnic cleansing, force displacement or other streaming of something, garza and i personally don't think that any, any of them which are basically the countries that have been involved in all those efforts, jordan, egypt, saudi arabia, of course, a are going to accept any sort of ethnic cleansing does a let's remember that when we talk about gas, unfortunately we, sometimes we focus too much on one area and we forget, but we're talking about or the occupied by the student, you told me the here in the elk, you probably westbank. we've had over the past 28 days over 40000 palestinians, forcibly displacing the northern areas of age and to cut them for a country like jordan. for example. the tools for minister going to suffer the was made clear in, in a statement to uh, i guess either a few days ago saying no, we cannot receive any more. it refugees this think about

u. s. is, is no longer playing by international or there who would be international motor or any basic comments in school and is now vive, drawing the map in, in the entire region. it's a very scary time to, to witness. thank you very much and well, how about the se, honda that it's under w as melissa, unless a sunny uh, was honest joins me now. so shiny, tentative support for the proposal from benjamin netanyahu condemnation from all our states. uh, does this trumps propose of any shots to be implemented? it doesn't seem like it on, on the ground. but we've also seen from, you know, do things that seem to be inconceivable before. i mean, it's not quite clear how much of details are really standing behind these. a quite impressive statements by trump, you know, this grand plan, how much did he really drill down in to the degree of how it's going to be implemented? it seems like very little work has been done there and, and of course that seems to be impossible right now, but we know the trump can reply a lot of force. we know he plays very, you know, crazy hands, you know, and maybe he's trying

u. s. and a lot of other countries have is what's called a de minimis threshold, which basically says that if your package, what's in it is under a certain value, you can skip all of that. the idea is that if you send a box of cookies to, to your mother in the us, you shouldn't have to fill in an entire import declaration, calculate what tower of code that was cookies full on there and so on. except facilitate that kind of trade. however, that system was never designed for the way that shopping works now. and for companies like amazon, cheyenne, or team, or that through millions of small packages, all under that the minimum is threshold at the board as of every country, every day. it's a completely different way of conducting trade. it's no longer a giant container ship for one company, stock full of just washing machines for walmart. it's now a 1000000 different people, small package practices. so one of the things that us is doing a long side raising these terrace is getting rid of that to minimize threshold. it is basically saying to the likes of shan team or an amazon that if you want

relocate, guys, a residence is actually an act of colonialism and has basically been the state of israel's mission since 1948. and that if the u. s. also installs military forces in gaza, then us control over the region would exceed all countries in western asia and could potentially trigger an escalation of the conflict with the wrong as well the ground pads the gauze is read, development was the main take away from, from biological tulips with nothing else. who audit this week? before 8 pm, we'll talk through the fast forward need to be hosted in the office since from 10 to the home. i have a small recap of the us president selling his vision for the middle east. a cus will take over the guys a strip slower that you are the greatest friend as early as ever had in the white house. you're talking tonight about the united states taking over a sovereign territory. what would allow you to do that? are you talking about a firm, an occupation there? everybody have spoken to loves the idea of the united states. boning that piece of land developing and creating thousands of jobs with something that will be magnificent. he sees a differe

it was very safe to wait and stores and basically they were friends of trials on suspension. launched an investigation the shortly all to the u. s. government, once again denied it's the board trees existed in ukraine. on march, the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary, john tubby made a special statement on the mass. so it's not developing bio, logical or chemical weapons inside you. crank is not avenue. now people were starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is. now i do have one i with this account. there was a laboratory biological laboratories, maybe car to you've you remember i told you that i have a whistle blower in car keys. and this whistle blower is the one that gave me a bunch of documents. it's interesting that he sends me this document here. institute a veterinary medicine of the national academy area. the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states of america beneficiary, the state committee of a veterinary medicine of ukraine. the c

ukraine's all mean should be so small that it basically can never defend itself, that ukraine should be outside nato and potentially even outside the u. s. so that these are all things that you know, from the ukraine perspective, they think that the trump team haven't understood yet. the pictures don't wanna get around. they mean the jump team to see me need to think that trump's personal job, he's deal making skills, can change that. but there's expectation here that this he's going to run into a brick wall sooner or later. and then that is in the jobs for ukraine to, to trump. it's try and get them on the side to make the people of ukraine. however, they've been reacting to the events of the past 24 hours, a sort of head scratching people, just not understanding what it is that you put in. and trump have agreed if they've agreed anything, a tool. i don't see a fear of being sold down the river. that is obviously, i don't, we have all these use of this will. that is being the main fee of that. at some point, western countries will lose interest. and ukraine side is too difficult to expensive . and give up, we spoke some just ordering p

so basically, funk by the stein, my of the trying to bring come to a very heated debates about europe's potential reactions was what the consequences are of the new u. s. administration's actions, announcements, etc, full. this continent so far close as time i tried to con things down. he made full points. he's das it with the fact that here in germany, of course, we have elections in early 9 days. so it is not really very helpful. but we all in an election campaign to do right now when europe is trying to find voice inspection, speak out for european interests. we have a transition situation here in this country, but he said jeremy will remain a reliable partner. and then he went on to the issue of ukraine and said, just how these config will be ended. we'll define a lot for the future. and essentially that hinting about the idea that what donald trump has announced in his phone colt of letting me pretend that they're working towards piece parts. i've signed by the saying, just ending the conflict, the fight ending the war and the fighting. that does not necessarily bring peace, so we need to be clever about that. europeans also need to be involved i

basically running the whole show. he thinks of this as the stuff that he has to support the u. s. and let's also think of what's presley and thompson a couple of weeks ago, saying that now the who can do what he wants and he's going to have the support of the us. so he thinks of this as a time for him to make all the changes possible. one of the changes we're witnessing here in the occupied westbank with they all patients on policy number actually do content over 40000 public opinion so far displaced it over this winter . also some people believed that they can achieve the ethnic cleansing plans in gaza. and of course it for him that someone last week, investing on kind of thing and the vision it for a so long it been something that them yahoo will definitely not want to see that kind of female 40 feet in the or any sort of kind of thing and unified in leadership simply because if you get to the point she will be running out of excuses not for medical sheet, a for a, a piece, spouses or with the international community. the 1st of the 2 state solution, which is something that's ea

grain in the areas which are currently basically constantly said by russia or even are in the territory of $25.00 by russia. and this is a good question. rather, u. s. companies will actually invest money in the areas which will be later, either attracted by russia or russian or will be trying to, well if you buy them, because this month rationalize russian strategy is to occupies more ukraine on territory and will it, uh no, uh, bring they more military aid from the us to defend at least this investment and all of this, we will hear a previous student because the reports are that these deals will be made very soon on president savanski also have said that that they are going to uh and now instead of in the, in the upcoming days or really is a reminder of our top story today versus in germany have opted for change. conservative lead us for lunch mounts is poised to become the next child. so that his cd, you see a few alliance to just on the 30 percent of the bugs. and that's what we have time for, i'll face and thanks for watching the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the family, natalie, 2025 festival in fall, a tile times the documentary films painfully a

in the areas which are currently a basically constantly attended by russia or even are in the territory of $25.00 by russia. and this is a good question. rather, u. s. companies will actually invest money in the areas which will be later, either attacked by russia or russian or will bits, ryan, to once you buy them because this month rationalize russian strategy is to occupies more ukraine on territory and will it, uh no or bring they more military aid from the us to defend at least this investment and all of this we will here pretty soon because the reports are that these deals will be my very so when i'm president savanski also have said that that they are going to, uh and now instead of in the, in the upcoming days or in the us has said the both sides, ukraine on russia. we'll have to make concessions in order to reach an agreement. what kind of concessions would ukraine be willing to make? so i would not what i would need to call a concession, strongly ukraine down side, because here we are not speaking about 2 parts and s p or we are speaking about the aggressor states and russia. is there a dresser space and countries that this quite constant