u. s. u u has one advantage of the u. s. doesn't have because there are several jurisdictions there, many different ways to get to rome. so many different paths and, and establishing durable or resilient value added change really involves lots of different points of contact. and i think that could actually be affected be would act in europe's favor, but a general over the overarching policy to establish a durable values change. i don't see much of i see competition among the states establishing more reliable alternative di risked sources of inputs for european industry. when we look in general at the way the trade environment globally is moving, we've seen, of course, the inflation reduction act, which has a lot of protectionist measures in it, in terms of where people can produce, where firms can produce in order to get these subsidies. whereas there are other things like chipped act, the u has it's carbon border tax that's going to come up for too long. are we seeing the as we see these protections measures? what does that mean for prosperity

u. s. u, because the temperatures continuing to push up in places like alberta, british columbia, as well as oregon. and washington we have got heat advisories and warnings out through til monday as temperatures continue to climb. that isn't gonna help the situation with wild fires if we look at calgary for next 3 days that i'm going to come down, however, so slight relief, but still well above the seasonal average. the 21 degrees celsius on wednesday. we are expecting some winter weather to break out across the desert, south west, but the west of those storms rushing down towards the deep south. much clear a further east of this on the east coast of the us temperatures in new york city. and washington dc continued to pick up over the next few days. but you can see the heavy rain continuing across parts of texas. we could see some flooding from those storms. no rush down across the eastern areas of mexico, the rain intensifying into guatemala on monday. and some more heavy rain to come for his spun yo la through to choose today. not sure whether update the the a but the, the, the, again, you

u. s. because it was the united states that gave his father marco senior plane to fly out when he was toppled them. and he lived in exile and hawaii, macos junior, went to forgotten them. right. and we have to go a little bit beyond that personal chemistry and understanding the current situation in effect because of the transforming geo political reality that we are facing here . we can definitely see that there are more areas of convergence between washington and manila, between president joe biden and president marcos. and it is because of the convergence that we could see the deepening and broadening of the u. s. philippine alliance. and we'll say, well what i talk happen as they do in dc very closely. don mclean, gilbert speaking to us from manila, thank you for sharing your thoughts and expertise with us on out there on thank you so much. all was a pleasure. while the us secretary of state anthony blinkin is right now holding meetings with the foreign ministers of anemia and as a by john, thos

u. s. economy because at the bottom, this guy, imagine what's happening to the business is that these bonds were supposed to those businesses company doing very well. otherwise, why the bonds collapsing? what do you think that the americans should be worried about another crush this reminiscence of the 2008 crisis? yeah, well i think if you read any, any sort of full cost is happening now it's, it's completely different. what's coming out of the white house, most economists are predicting that that will be a serious recession in the united states, but it has to, the white house is just ignoring that. and just sort of like putting, putting that headphones in there. it was with the nice, the nice music, whatever they didn't say, and just nodding and smiling and hyping to the problem to go away. but i think we all looking at a point of that very, very serious recession. some economists even predicts he's going to be fall big of in greater than 2000 and night. oh, so suddenly quite, quite the full cost that. now we've seen that the us federal reserve has burst of his fights against high inflati

u. s. u. because the temperatures continuing to push up in places like alberta, british columbia, as well as oregon and washington we have got heat advisories and warnings out through til monday as temperatures continue to climb. that isn't gonna help the situation with wild fires if we look at calgary for next 3 days that i'm going to come down, however, so slight relief, but still well above the seasonal average. the 21 degrees celsius on wednesday. we are expecting some winter weather to break out across the desert, south west, but the west of those storms rushing down towards the deep south. much clear a further east to this on the east coast of the us temperatures in new york city. and washington dc continued to pick up over the next few days. but you can see the heavy rain continuing across parts of texas. we could see some flooding from those storms. no rush down across the eastern areas of mexico, the rain intensifying into guatemala on monday. and some more heavy rain to come for his spun you

u. s. economy because it now would go into recession because of any sort of debt default a by extension. that's good news for the global economy. because the united states, of course, is the largest global economy. and it's people to say them teen times before. when america catches a cold, the rest of the world gets the flu. oh wow, thank you very much. from washington allen, fisher reporting and other developments in the us. it does look as though the form of vice president light pants is going to enter the 2024 presidential race. both the jazz pennsville launch his campaign in the state of iowa next week. pounds is a long time advocate of conservative social and economic issues. he'll join the republican race at a time when the former president, donald trump pines, the majority and most national pulse with the florida governor on desantis in 2nd place. the risk of serious the for us, the suspending military exercises with costs of, of accusing them of escalating tensions with the subs in that country. washington is an ally of the cost of and government. they also condemn the use of for

u. s. economy, because it's a finance guy. imagine what's happening to the business is that these bonds was the pull to those businesses company doing very well. otherwise, why the bonds collapsing of more of the latest news as well as document recent debates. this the website all t dot com. thank you for choosing audience national the the.

u. s. net. the 7th, because of the time the under russia, the t 20, the can the deed for this agenda. so the reason that we plan the old cards and look at to 7 and so, so i don't know, do carting, and then of a ton of said, oh gosh, sounds, rental steps divided as well. well, uh the, the us japan lines uh we see so many transparent into, to, to china, to drive it to the international community. i don't think so. uh, so go to their transparencies in what kinds of meaning. uh, the 2nd to be japan has to be, uh, uh, one or 2. uh, actually uh give me the loan to the uh, we defend them the, uh, are you in the system, the pulse of the water? what to say? so then with the rush i was on the brakes countries. so that's how can you reason little bass engine that's an older, not a human then also the so called to be i just didn't want to set of the roost and us . well this was actually the brakes on the 2 pieces to these 2 bus 2027. why that to someone still wanted. that said it was not that much of the t 20. no. but i had all of the african union was invited to the g 7 summit to discuss the ong

u. s. net. the 7th, because of the time the under russia, the t 20. they cannot accommodate the deed for this agenda. so the reason that we planned the old card to look at to 7 and so, so i don't know, do carting, and then of a ton of said, oh gosh, sounds, rental steps. do you want it as well? uh, the, the us japan lines uh we see so many transparent into, to, to china, to drive it to the international community. i don't think so. uh, so go to their transparencies in what kinds of meaning. and the 2nd of each of has to be, uh, one of our 2 actually uh, the lawrenceville we, uh, we defend them the, uh, are you in the system, the pulse of the water? what to say? so then with the rush, i resolved the brakes countries. so last i think it needs a little bass engine, nothing older, nothing, and then also uh, so call to be, i just didn't want to set of the roost on this. well, this was actually the brakes on the 2 pieces to these 2 bus 2027. why the $27.00 still wanted that? they said it was not that much of the $220.00 the head of the african union was inv

but, and this is a big, big question because i'm privacy in my view to the u. s. on the you are talking about cooperation, but there's also being cold calls for a sort of a global framework for regulating a i have plausible do you think this is we start with your us speech supposed to be easier and then thinking about the regulation, i think already, origin that's are different because you're right in point that we need to and probably it's, it is not the only what we want to take time. better understand this technology to and to, to, to figure out how to 1st possibly be better be our self and not depend on the, on the us once again. um and, and also make you comfortable with the number of, of, of principals in the privacy is certainly one, but not so much on the input, but perhaps in the 4th. i mean, well william 14 chapter b is that would be used by check do the b, m there. yes, there may be at the privacy, they the privacy issues. so we mean time, the us probably, maybe the government needs time, but the companies don't want to give time because they want to de

u. s. is really critical because of the u. s is main adversary right now in that is, is that region that china, the big concern for the united states is what it sees according to a senior administration officials, the growing provocations and hes sort of nist, particularly in the, in the pacific region. and so as a result to what we can expect in this meeting is running a little bit behind schedule. but when the arrival of the philippine a president is an imminent and what this discussion will center around is how the 2 nations can really partner in terms of their collaboration economically. but primarily, militarily, what the concern has been from the part of the philippine government has been that there has been harassment of their co started of their naval vessels in the region . and for the united states, they say that this is something that they can work with. so what we know is that this comes on the heels of some of the largest joint military exercises between the 2 nations. there is going to be sort of a further collabo

for civilians here on the ground, let's say is let's talk about those patriot defense systems because the u. s. is saying that those systems which are being used in ukraine site likely so for some damage and in recent russian attacks. so do we know how these latest to me, solids were intercepted? a new fan doesn't disclose what exactly it uses in order not to put to the systems of hazard. we've heard that damage was done to the patriot system, minimal damage, as one official in the u. s has said uh so the system might well be operational, the system consists of some subaru. modules, the is the command center, there are the rages and there are a the, the launches. uh and um, depending on what was damaged, the other units might still be working and the system might still be functional, although less powerful because for example, if one of the launches is that much, they have less rockets to launch. but um, uh, it's quite possible that it was working this night. however, there was some other systems in use, the iris t, the german system, the masons, and oh, region and american system, which can a

because ukraine has denied any kind of a drone attack on kremlin. and apart from that, we have had no response as yet officially from u. s. or u. k. is there some kind of list and conspiracy into it? because we have had this a playbook play in the past as well. but definitely, this is a progression coming in right ahead off. the victory is integrations in russia. and if this is something that is being called as a parent attack by russia, we should wait and watch and see some kind of an escalation and retaliated to move by kremlin within the next few hours. because what im certainly is not going to take it lightly at the same time, india has maintain the peace should be maintained. they should be seen via dogs, should moorhead prime minister movie. also suggesting that this is not an arrow for what with these escalations, with more than 4 under diesel does more already on not only beaten voice. how does escalation turns out? indeed, we will this quite a lot on pox a d. c, thanks very much. feel your comprehensive response for festival russia has said that it reserves the right to spawned and when it sees fit. and if you were to spec

i mean, of course, in china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home john, i brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step over him, but i do not want these blocks developing countries like us. you choose either one side or the other because india has i must have mine. yes. for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries, when rocks, india sort of steered, is in the making itself a country which is non aligned and, and their voice intent relationship. but everyone, and that's what i want my son to be. we don't want to be like we were in the cold water line with us. and therefore we cannot have relationship with the entire central asian blog, which was the, the, with the soviet union. so now i would really like, for, from my son's point of view, w

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i mean, of course, in china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home just brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our.

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okay, so this is what makes it very dangerous because the u. s. is actually attempting a peer to peer $1.00 to $1.00 conflict. and at one point the russians may react. i'll tell you living in this country, a lot of people want a stronger reaction to the, to the the droning of crime in these cross border attacks on towns. there, there the west has it shouldn't, for a conflict here in ukraine is the trigger. roger? yeah, absolutely. and nothing can the prevention of these because they have that just front of site training for these new training and 5 to pilots to use. that's sixteen's. i'm so and they do i sign well when i even gonna provide them with, with the way of very happy for allies to provide the these planes. so we've been a showed by um, oh yeah. and yeah, i'm not going to use them as a russian is, i mean, this is just nonsense. you know, in the end we can either rely on politicians to just wake up one morning and do the right thing. well, we can understand. but in the end, the engine of real change is working class people, and that's what

u. s. representative to you and had done exactly that. so these things, these cracks are appearing and the u. s. this is actually making us more frantic because they believe that they have to do something dramatic in order to slow. not only china, but also in all other perceived areas. bennett way like cuba, russia. you name it. the list goes on. alright. i and our time getting senior fellow at the top a institute, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. thank you. ah. after the 1st time in french polynesia history, a pro independence party is now in control of the government and follows the landslide election. victory. independence is the only way if we want to red, decayed to poverty. that is eaten away a tall country. however, any referendum needs the approval of paris and even the most ardent of secessionist, acknowledge it could take 10 to 15 years to achieve their goal. the french president emanuel micron recently criticized the polynesian authorities over their plans to increase cooperation with another major player in the region. china, france took over the control of the archipelago in the 19th century, monopolizing its natural r

i mean, of course, china and russia is one because it seems that the u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home just brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best development as far as my son is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together, easiest tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step forward. but what i do not want these last developing countries like us, you choose either one side or the other because india has, i must have mine. yes for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries when brought to be we don't want to be like we, when the court order aligned with, with a u. s. and therefore, we would not have relationship with the entire central ation blog which was with, with the soviet union. so now i would really like for, but from my son's point of view, we, you know, we need to have trade trade with her on trade with central asia right up to russia . because thus, these are our neighbors in china, of cour

so this is what makes it very dangerous because the u. s. is actually attempting a peer to peer $1.00 to $1.00 conflict. and at one point the russians may react. i'll tell you, living in this country. a lot of people want a stronger reaction to the, to the the droning of crimea. these cross border attacks on towns. but they're, they're the west is it shouldn't, for a conflict here in ukraine is the trigger. roger. yeah, absolutely. and i think um, the provision that they use was it, and i just found a site training for today's new client and find the policy to use. that's sixteen's and so, and the us saying, well when i even got it, provide them with, with the way of very happy for allies to provide the these planes. so we've been a showed by, um, oh yeah, and yeah, i'm not going to use them over the russian is, i mean this is just nonsense. you know, in the end, we can either rely on politicians to just wake up one morning and do the right thing. well, we can understand, but in the end, the engine of real change is working class people. and

okay, so this is what makes it very dangerous because the u. s. is actually attempting a peer to peer $1.00 to $1.00 conflict. and at one point the russians may react. i'll tell you living in this country, a lot of people want a stronger reaction to the bar to the the droning of crime in these cross border attacks on towns. they're, they're the west has it shouldn't. for a conflict here in ukraine is the trigger. roger. yeah, absolutely. and nothing can the prevention of these was it that just front of site training for these new crime they have thoughts upon us to use. that's sixteen's. i'm so and they do i sign my when i even gonna provide them with, with the way of very happy for allies to provide the these planes. so we've been a showed by um, oh yeah. and yeah, i'm not going to use them as a russian is, i mean, this is just nonsense. you know, in the end we can either rely on politicians to just wake up one morning and do the right thing. well, we can understand. but in the end, the engine of real change is working class people, and that's wh

busy as fighter jets and how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets for instance. and of course the u. s. good. it some f. 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the hands. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well. and it takes time. so talking about using those fighter jets and the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste, as i said, the wrong cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? when everything is ready? armenia is offering to recognize the disputed region of the go into a car box as territory belonging to its new neighbor. as everybody on the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades, fragile cease fire, paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over 30

u. s. needs to turn to international cooperation across the military might to resolve into was complex story. my next question is to because rather than the militarize, the u. s. army, this past year released its 1st climate strategy. which does i propose to cut emissions in half by 2030 and the net 0 by 2050. is this enough and isn't even usable or well, i think you're going to look at what these targets really mean. the other thing about costing telephone emissions. that's a relatively straightforward today when things like side of the panels on, on military bases, energy efficiency and energy basis. but when it comes to actually reducing emissions of the equipment, the equipment that they deployed, then all of those are either exemption from the target or the predicate on technologies which are either in a very early stage of development or, or on the drawing board never be used for military purposes or they, they propose using upsets common upsets which are offered with problems and then the very illusionary. so i don't really trust these these funding. so it's an unless we get, well yes, right. hard times, a little la

busy fighter jets and how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets, for instance. and of course the u. s. could be made some at 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the one hand. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well and it piece time. so talking about using those fighter jets in the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because of the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste, as i said me wrong, cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? one that we're seeing is ready with german police, investigating the suspected poisoning of 2 russian journalists who attended the conference here in berlin. the women were treated at the cities shari to hospital. they were in the german capital for an event organized by crimson critics. in california kosky several pointed attacks, both in russia and abr

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u. s. authorities are unable to turn back migrants because of covid concerns. matt rivers at the border tonight. tonight a rush toward the southern border as thousands of migrants make a desperate push to enter the u. s border patrol, saying it's apprehended more than 26,000 migrants in just 72 hours, another 7500 escaping comes just three days before title, 42 is set to end the trump era health policy, allowing authorities to quickly expel migrants based on covid concerns without giving enough cnder one monthr asylum. mess walkingere see tt jear o so chreom col of ne a b cnce she basically looking to go to the united states to look for a ginhe thousds who haveadthcisioo cross to el paso before new asylum rules take effect on friday. this is the us mexico border and migrants have been crossing at this spot nonstop with title 42 ending later this week. the question is how many more people will be crossing by the end of this week, officials are bracing for upwards of 10,000 migrant crossings every day. burial is seeing the migrants on the us side and l paso right