u. s. being so about how the west is not only pumping its weapons into the key of is also trading. euclidean sold is a stem curriculum. the collective west is now known any pumping weapons into the key. avery team relentlessly, but also training the ukranian forces and they are not see battalions on each 3rd. trees is providing the ukranian army with intelligence for the purpose of instructing. and even authorizing strikes specific targets with weston weapons. at the same time, it is a set to diligently western countries and not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them and turning a blind eye to the facts. but numbers don't lie and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or no, not the id o g is not widespread in the country, but when pulling ukrainians living abroad, that number decrease to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the cou

be negotiated between the event at parties. and this is about, this is a problem behind moving the u. s. embassy to just have them in general and this specific. so i, we have another issue of the history of the slide, the history of ownership by palestinian a owners posting on refugees and intending to dismissed as well as endorsements we were talking about it foster. this was a slavic walks slumber enrollment, which is another issue or something they mention in this regard. so this brings and the issue of international law in regards to refugees, properties, policy number, if you'd use you under the notions brought the restitution of october to which the us as well as the other you are members does have obligations under international law. the respect is lice, as well as you have an speaking vistas of judaism. we part of the palestinian authority, calling us to abandon its embassy plans. what kind of reaction would you for see if washington continues without an fac bills on the outside, the u. s. embassy, i mean, i'm definitely the p a and the stakeholders in this regard, which include

be crime fighting for survival. it's not really adding significantly to the risk, the ukrainians and office and the volunteer. there are now also reports. the u. s. might be moving towards applying more longer range or until reinstalled specifically attack. and this would those hell break through rushes defense lines and give the counter offensive a push a this is that strategic targeting. so again, there's 2 ways of stopping any military from working, one of which is to find it and destroy it. you killed the crews, destroy the guns, disabled them on the other way is to make sure they have not munition to far west point. and that just targets that uses. so ukraine's been doing buddies and we've seen the effects of these trucks behind the lines. i talked to him just gives them the ability to extend the range of those as actually palatable distance. so we can to areas and coordinate with hardly the ukrainians using drains are using so long conventional techniques to try and deliver attacks. well, behind russian lines, having longer range missiles and we've seen it was storm shadow and then she scope the french very, the storm shudder miss so reall

u. s. might be moving towards applying more longer range until reinstalled, specifically attack. and this would those hell break through rushes defense lines and give the counter offensive a push. this is not strategic targeting. so again, there's 2 ways of stopping any military from working. one of which is to find it and destroy it. you killed the crews, destroy the guns, disabled them on the other way, is to make sure they have not munition to far which point and they just target that uses. so ukraine's been doing buddies that we've seen the effects of these trucks behind the lines as hopkins gives them the ability to extend the range of those attacks with mortality and will distance. um, so in 2 areas in crime a, what currently the credit is using drains are using so on conventional techniques to try and deliver attacks? well by russian lines having longer range missiles. and we've seen that the storm shadow and that you scope the french very end of the storm shot at me. so really opens up a lot more targets. i'm not just thought to re logistics supplies, but also headquarter

u. s . as being indiscriminate, the during doling out financial, military, economic and diplomatic sanctions, they guys thousands of countries. according to a us treasury department report with a spike in 20219000 individuals and companies have been sanctioned worldwide. then in 2022, russia became washington's main target, with 2500 restrictions, not found the country by the us. and even some of the america, so called allies have come under sanctions. the latest being india, i'm took you for that cooperation with russia. but let's now discuss it further with it to hate a saw the political on the list joining goes from that to wrong. many thanks for joining the program is very good to see you this evening. now, of course you'll, you'll speaking to us from the radio and capital, a ross, which was the most sanctioned country in the world until it was recently overtaken by russia. so you might know personally how the impacts of sanctions has pushed countries like a road increasingly towards a coalitions

be a negotiated solution. but i do think it's up to the u. s. and the u. k. to be willing for that to happen, and that's up to us as citizens of those countries to demand that the you and human rights council has approved a controversial resolution in the wake of last month koran. burning incident in sweden. the motion introduced by pakistan requires states to review their laws in close any gaps that would limit the prevention and prosecution of acts of religious hatred. we must see these clearly for what it is incitement to really just hatred, discrimination, and attempts to promote violence. we must join hands and condemn minutes. we must isolate those who stole k trip. there is not a single most them country on the planets that allows the disaggregation of the whole. the text of all the religions or the human resolution was strongly opposed by the us and you who claimed it conflicts with their views on human rights and free speech. solomon's event director general of the pakistan afghanistan, youth for him says the adoption of the resolution was needed to o

we heard that the secretary of state has to be blinking intense to raise the u. s. commitment to be on centrality among other issues, including concerns about the crisis in me and ma, including a concerns of the incidents in the south china sea. and also talking about issues such as climate change and economic co operation in terms of the ozzy on foreign ministers. what we heard from the innovation, foreign minister, as she opened the summit, is that the endo pacific is a stable and safe region and that they intend to keep it that way. and that's despite what is, what are the differences these, these countries may have. they do need to work together to ensure the safety and stability of the region are jessica, what sort of outcomes and we're expecting from a sam this year. well, that's the important question. and one that perhaps the environment is, might be asking themselves. i'll see you in as a block has been under criticism that it is a something simply just a talking shop with little to show for its achievements. and the reason for that criticism has been of w

being here. you know the u. s. says that ukraine does have a future in the nato alliance. articulated how or when. why not offer them a clear timeline? >> well, i think right now, the focus has got to be, kaitlan, on helping him win this fight on the ground. when this counteroffensive. that's what's right in front of us. and what you saw today, was terrific unity out of the alliance on two things. one, making it clear to president zelenskyy, that there is a path forward. they don't have to use the map, the original plan for entry to the alliance, but they still have to work on reforms. there will be a process to help them do that. number two, and this is not unimportant, there was unanimity never gonna have to continue to work on security commitments long term for ukraine. for when this war ends. whenever that is, however that is. the slogan of a long border with russia. they're gonna have needs. president biden made a very, clear to president zelenskyy, in the united states and across the g7, they would have security commitments from those nations to make sure they can co

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u. s. has major television networks. i believe there should be honest, direct and impactful this the, you know, countries around the world and added states dollar. now for the better part of the last decade at 1st it, it was maybe more of just that i sent or maybe even a whisper. so as to not get shut out or shut down by washington or us bags, but now the question is being, it seems and with more conviction, here's brazilian president luis, ignacio little of the silver saying it out loud and for all the world. but here i'm doing so from china, no less to put the load. give me the key to keep the spice the still will be the cause of us for they have simple new dollar forget, you know, before they move funded logical mental, messed. it had lots of we had the flu on the silver or lou as he's known throughout the haven't severe. it was meaning at the time with president tracy and lou lou are taking. busy very 1st steps to be able to trade in their own currency. somehow, while trying to diminish or cut out. exchange in dollars is altogether, the layer

u. s. and e u laws would be quite, that was probably not strict enough there, but i, they do attempts to try and control that. and in the you now we have the digital services are coming down the line and the specifically marketing at legislation for very large online platforms. looking quite at specifically apps kind of a control data across different services and maybe share data across different services. so that will actually create new hurdles for any company that has at the notion of trying to build a super off that functions in europe. and does it in a way that they maybe hope to replicate that. what happens in the southeast asian ops are in china, and it is, i do think that those 2 brass iris and some of the markets that they've launched in, as james said, they have capitalized maybe on a moment that has possibly passed at this point for the u. s. and e u markets, the way people feel about conscious consumerism, of thinking deeply about who they do business with what companies they do business . so it has really transformed the ability for any business to really take that kind of powe

u. s. u. k, france and germany. that would be perfectly honest. i am certainly no arms expert, much less have the science background to explain how these things work. so we will bring in a man who is an expert with the proper technological training in their development . andre marty and off is a retired russian navy engineer. he's got advanced degrees in engineering such weapons nowadays. andre is a writer and analyst his latest book called losing military supremacy, the myopia of american strategic planning. and you can see more of his musings on his blog at smooth the x 12 dot blog spot dot com. andre, thank you so much for joining us today. so 1st i gotta ask you, for these people paying close attention to the news on the conflict and ukraine, we're hearing many different types of missiles are being used. can you give us a brief, no pun intended, crash course on the differences between some of these missile systems such as, you know, cruise missiles, glide bombs, the ballistic missiles, and especially the new hypersonic missile systems. um, let

u. s, does it cost on a red line for russia? is it, would it be then? do you think be justified in, in responding in kind? does it give russia to use a to, to, does it give russia an excuse to use weapons? the other weapons that what kinds of weapons sort of band for humanitarian reasons . uh uh, well you said that uh, and even though no one of the russian government set so far any to know on that subject, i think that will be a logical consequence. i don't think the result will be the ukrainian allow me pushing the russians out of their land. you know, let me remind you of the media. so people use their best and as their wives with russia in the last 8 years, same crime here in don't ask, in lieu, gone, these are russian people speaking russian and they will not become ukrainian in future. so if they are great in government returns to control over these started just as going to be a huge human tragedy. what is going on now is also human tragedy by pressure will not give up those stairs. if you bring us used bosco weapons rocks, you may also use some ve

u. s. seems to be for guessing that a democratic state does not include in other countries a fast or fortunately when your interference interfere in other people's internal projects, then you have to expect to become a essentially boss of that part of the day after us as well. so, um, yes, i don't know whether america has a, you know, formerly uh, uh, struck some deal or always officially supporting a position that neither are you able to feed. but that's probably what i would say . um, it's unfortunate because i don't think that it's proper for democratic nations or for any nations for that matter to interfere in other people's internal businesses . so uh, i think it's a mistake on the front of the us. i understand their concerns. uh, and i think it's 2 adjustments without concerns, but this is the sort of thing which should be sold to dogs. uh when uh, when i would say, uh, i think the magic channels, i think that the us should say, so there is really governments, whatever they think these prop, i intervene in such a way and is rose internal affairs. if lots has had a northern india in states,

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy or on rushes border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers the see here, the one i guess i'll just be though, because i've spoken to kind of shouldn't this but think you'd be willing to go onto facebook and catch up to see it was this will be the most serious close. i use this key members here when there was a resume and they did it through when williams saying if they have, can you validate that goodness, provide me the message or because i need for someone to bring in an issue that escalating somebody took the 1st test one is correct, is that correct? ok. what we'll do is we'll do a split system. it continues to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue mate, you too much to put the source of you through the the warming up, i need to ship a position associated with them. and if they have the full size is a certificate us for the use a but for this progress clearly tells me that this was the 1st quote, the notion then the the policies for the show you much of what the .

be committing work crimes and ukraine if it's since cluster munitions to kid. that's the beloved to assessment of the russian embassy in washington to the u. s. and nights last week, it would be a quick thing, ukraine with the widely buttons and indiscriminate weapons. i don't kind of a has the fact to confess to committing bull crimes by the united states during the crating complex. the ugly stated that civilians would die from american costs to type munitions and the perverse of view of the white house employee. this brings less home, then rushes actions. if there is any logic to the administration's decision to transfer the cost of munitions, it boils down to the fact that it won't get any worse. united states has ready destroy my fall from its own borders with the hands of ukrainians, or washington association to supply kia with cluster munitions comes just days before president biden is to attend the nato summit, which kicks off on tuesday tomorrow. in lithuania, with her take on the timing. here's our t contributor ritual morrison. it seems like a pretty straightforward mission. us president joe biden just had to get onto air force one a

u. s. embassy and the u. s. ambassador was right by his side. so there is certainly communication. there always is communication between u. s. and israeli officials around these types of incidents. what remains to be seen is what the effect is on some of the administration's other priorities. as a fixer agent. not only the possibility of escalation between israel and palestinian militants, but this is also an administration that hasn't really pursued a full tuesday solution process. instead, what they have really focused on is trying to do confidence building measures on both sides. they have israeli presidents rustles at the highest levels in years together. still, we are seeing this kind of operation the could potentially undermine that small and steady progress. the u. s. has also been focused on trying to normalize relations between israel and saudi arabia. the secretary of state, anthony blinken, just last month warned that continued violence between israel and palestinians could potentially undermine the possibility of all of that progress. saudi arabia has made very clear that progress on the palestinian issue is necessary if that normalization is ever to take place. >> jeremy diamond, at t

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it was last year where this wide scale oppression of trade unionist, people were starting to be arrested. u. s. b, for example. the offices were rated, looking for width, and so i mean, this is quite as already considering the situation. but this, this shows the tale and routing costs, the government is afraid and they're afraid of the power of organized work is. and what are these attacks linked to opposition to the position on ukraine that i put all the rest of the yes, yes, yeah. the state office, for example, for example, for, for the press confidence a i communicate to do a thought at the event, but only for the press conference. we was in 3 and this in the know office of us about the as she be now, 25 left from could i be the employees here? so these are the only because i, i organize that press conference in front of the american base. 25 and the only we, i'm the communicate strength. it means that view is a.

u. s. of being behind a quote foreign conspiracy, a coup against you. happened to quote u.s.-backed regime change. >> well, the facts about what happens, about me receiving a cipher, a coded message from our ambassador in washington, this is six march 2022. it said the american official and the secretary of state, telling our ambassador in and in official meeting that unless you get emmert can there will be consequences. and then the vote of confidence, it takes place the next day. and within weeks my government is gone. i merely stated the facts and put the safer in front of the cabinet, in front of the national security council, and there was an official protest from pakistan for interfering in internal affairs. but that is behind me. look, all i want the u.s. to do is profess the aims of so-called western values of human rights, rule of law. they should be worried -- they should worry about 250 million people, the whole democratic structures being warmed up. as i've said, we haven't -- surely, this is not what the western countries would want. they s

i think the government this is to be blamed for different security because the government. ready s q u t being go to solution to the problem i've seen is that god bless you, dr. solve the problem of the students and also getting footage from us to go back to their phones. i pledge the western countries to fully fee the josh of pods of degree in deep. we update this lots differently down prices in obviously because most of the countries can low road uh to use what needs to pricing are going to close that out. initial ship dresser is very important to not studio is fission with respect to gain on see perhaps a 3 day fits, the festival has kicked off in the gaza strip as not just trying to bring some semblance of normality to life in the region and mid rising tensions with israel montes briefing of the story to see if there is always molding just to performance or into payment for guys. um, i probably seen an enclave on the mediterranean sea that has been living on these really blockade for 15 years. see if there is a way to experience and understand so, exposure and confrontation that co

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy or hon rushes border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers the after the end of world war 2, the national liberation movement, it'd be an intensified dramatically, haven't driven away the japanese occupiers. the vietnamese patriots by no means wanted the return of the former french colonizers. but brands did not want to lose the rich colony and decided to beat the opposition by force. in december 1946, a full scale war broke out. the main victory addict organization led by o g man inflicted heavy losses on the french. the invaders were in raged, according to western historians, up to 250000 lives of peaceful feeding. these were on their contents. the colonialist widely used the practice of mass rape of via to these women as revenge on the gorilla. in 1947, the french destroyed the village of knights rock, murdering 170 women, and 157 children. however, terror did not help. in 1954, the vietnamese defeated the french army and the decisive battle of gen, being full, almost 12000 french soldiers and officers, includin

u. s . cluster munitions being set. so this is going to be a massive, expensive cleanup effort. and president biden is going to have to address this when he goes to vienna and talks with the european nations about reconstruction, rebuilding and the money that it's going to take to clean these up and rest of the techno. and i know you want to come in, the us dropped an estimated 260000000 trusted munitions in loss between 19641973. so far, fewer than 400000 not point 47 percent have been cleared and at least 11000 people have been killed according to which has these weapons pose a fault race, a threat to civilian this when they do their intended ministry targets. don't think there's a reason why so many nations refused to use them. the adrian again, no one wants to use these weapons. every one would like to have the regular of the unitary weapons, a unitary ammunition for the our towers. there's no doubt i don't dispute or anything the server just said or that you'll just send. and you asked about the clean up. yes that's there will have to be played off. yes, the unexploded ordn

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy or on rushes border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers the, the the, the, the, the, the school sunset, the city a pretty the little will be about these lots what i, i think i left so i agree is, are they about is up on the back of in 2015. they'll now course now, along with doctors without borders, played a part in creating the agency for the model nice ation of ukraine. the they always presence well was raging on young. healthy bodies are plentiful. people for them money thought of need hooks, the most fee, so sorry, bobbie seemed suddenly unfair scheme both from the bottom of the muscle for months on me is that a jeep into a just to, to meet hostilities other hunters for ukrainian organs film to ukraine to hotspots of heavy fighting, slide as of yet it's got the level jelly pretty what the, what do you have just completely listening to this legislation. elizabeth, the video come up with the money in 4 months of people that are interested in what was not at the store on the order. so i'm wondering if the 2 of

and i think what, what, what we've made me, we shouldn't be so surprised because if you know that all the wars of the u. s. has been leading or fighting, that seems to be something they won't be lost or left to withdrawal. so why do we be surprised that if you agree to chaos enough k as in ukraine, you leave because you might have gotten something else you need it. the problem here is that the, we need some leadership in the western world that does not think of a war as and confrontation and sanctions on demon. i'd say sion and strengthening it'd be easier and worse as the main kind of of foreign policy is totally outdated . as i said, i'm, i knew was an i stated at that time 30 years ago, pulled down. they told me because it was all packed and the soviet union has disappeared. and that was advice on that. but that time i'll be alliance. therefore, the written, the original data today of the lines is only one thing and one word expansion expansion. it has nothing to bring to the world any more. it's an outdated, it might have been useful early. i don't know, but it's not useful for the future of the world

there's being a u. s. military presence for some 2 decades. a number of these are special forces units who have been training the ferry in the military. but also what you've got to is one of the world's biggest drone and bases in the north of the country, which is used in an effort to prevent the movement of militants from group psych, bucko har. um, and i'll kind of so on a strategic point, nisha is very important indeed the united states, remembering too that it can be described as the last us allies standing in the region neighboring states like molly and became the fest. so have been taken over by miller creek who's as well. and one of the 1st moves they did was expelled the french soldiers who, being stationed there and shut in russian forces or russian back forces full protection. so this is what has happened in the region on the borders of media. this is one of the reasons why the us is so concerned. yeah, a huge concern. i guess the boat over fee is of rotors, you know, i guess of us and you influence it in the region. i mean, it does

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then, you know, powers, the unity and those of income children's ombudsman in the new guns people's republic is investigating cases of missing children associated with his or not. that is to see him just of the sort of it is a dss. them just for pitching out and it's really that that's going to come up and just give them like a normally don't put people on your grandson elementary school. but again, the g. i'm done in the center, but i'm really am. i am going to show as little as collateral, and that is point 9 in school. but she had to put things that would mean that there was somebody that move to switch any districts and moving to swing by and introduce g easy as not.

u. s. will be too strong. so they're trying to pass it beat by beat. we've seen minister eat the benefit of this thing. this is just the 1st course and we would close, you know, all this stuff so, so this is interesting and the protest is you're telling us whether it's the whole traditional overall package or whether it is just one small isolated slice of it. the protesters are coming out on force no matter what that exactly they saved as their land last chance to prevent the disappear that other bill to pass their marquis to the parliament in their statement that to day a, the madison that the he is square and the prophets in you granting 2005 is thing we can seems to parliament gather around it and they're calling people not to come for one hour or 2, but to come for days and days. so it's unclear if they would state their that tends only to monday to this specific can be or will pass in bottom at all. they're going to stay a 4 weeks. all right, well, we're going to be watching this very closely. there are now into their 29th week of protest organs,

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and the neo powers, the, the, the, the welcome back to going on the garden. i'm still here with robin. i've got a new junior, his presidential campaign manager, and twice us democrat presidential contender himself dentist. because image a dennis we were talking about was in the 1st off a robin f kennedy junior. what do you negotiate? piece with boots when you stop sending weapons to zalinski. howdy, does he see that ukraine wars are forever war? one of the forever was going to, it shouldn't be, you should've never been a war. there was a minister minister agreement which could have headed off any kind of conflict which we see now, which after you'd remember that there are those in the united states document who are driven by audio audiology. and it's a, it's a throwback, they're working with the 19th century thinking, united states the united states as the so on the agent and the uniform world has to go to wherever it's disappeared. quite a while ago, we live in a multiple world wher

u. s. u billions of dollars in homes being sent to frank russia through ukraine. the black sea green initiative is dead for now terminated by moscow with questions august of last week's rush, your advocate summit in st. petersburg included why only 3 percent of the black sea green initiative exports in any case found their way to poor countries. and why would they do a belligerent spain, holland? it's only bread and then others grabbing grain. and what are the real mechanisms of play when it comes to the neo liberal global food system? well, this is the un secretary general and nature of nation leaders. so silent on us, okay, patient of syria's wheat fields claim, the black sea green initiative was crucial to saving the poor of africa and rather mentors the founder and executive director of the oakland institute, which is just reported when i am f. will bank collusion in the coughing up of ukraine's global food supply system? she's previously testified before, but the us congress and the u. n. g joins me now from nairobi. can you thank you so much for coming on. i

u. s. military fight to get sale to be secure. and also i think i was looking for an invite from by them to washington wine. that's the only us president never to invite to tuckers, president kentucky from turkey old to visit tuck in a while. he was very upset about that. so he will be looking for concessions combined, as well as part of a, an eventual degree. we expect to the agreement, the sweeting join the nato next week. enjoy and you mentioned add juan and ross a. he wants to negotiate an extension to the black sea grain export deal from ukraine. what, what's the latest on those screen exports? yeah, other one spoke at length of the press conference with the landscape. he's calling for russia to extend the green deal and make it longer than the the current every 2 months. he said it should be longer, it should be 3 months. he said, this great deal is important for the world in terms of over 13000000 tons of great, happy and exposed to particularly the country's most in need. in africa. i'm not seen as a very important one. is

i see this primarily as really, frankly, a proxy war on russia's border that is being pursued by the u. s. and then you know, powers the hang on, i guess i'll just be the closest because i've spoken to the police troops kind of shoot this, but don't give you leave to go on. so if you scroll down, catch up to see it was, this will bring us as close. i use this key members to really it was easy limited through williams. so even if they have kind of repeating the question asker by next i have, uh uh, i'm not sure if each of them then if there's a mind debris, i need shit that escalated. somebody took a virus test. one that is correct is took those committees list with a certain changes that go to pretty good to do so instead of with the blue one that you choose to put them so. so here, through the scenario, talk slowly like what else we did receive dis chip it as partial partial street. like the chest, the fusion you said all the way us why get those folks to reduce the terms that you might show us my, my shooting us cause any place or the delay and especially before the workshop search to b

u. s. representative claiming that these weapons that are being provided or not prolong the world. there is simply a matter of enabling ukraine to defend itself. however, of the evidence put forward by the russian ambassador and by the russian deputy and vassar spoke also a counter that now some of what was put forward out indicates that the efforts of the united states seemed to be to make this former territory into a place where almost nothing can grow. you know, the results of the use of cluster munitions and other weapons in the area are going direct, make it very difficult for anything to live in the territory for crops to grow, grow, etc. now the china also raises it's, comes sirens about the issue, cluster, munitions, and humanitarian impact of the concepts. here's what china had to say before the council. you will quiet and to an irresponsible transfer of close to bone skin easily gave rise to the humanitarian issues. humanitarian concerns and legitimate military security needs to be handled and balanced way the killer, the block c grain deal was also a big focus of the mee

u. s. presidential race approaching. it might be also become more challenging for the presidential biden to maintain the sort of strong support for ukraine as he has to focus on his own country's immediate needs to secure his re election. and this definitely would make a will make the war or the defense of ukraine much, much harder or washington bureau to be this. but with the latest from there it is. thank you. scrubbing person is a professor of international relations at the us military academy at west point. he shared his take on sending cluster munitions to you. great. i think um, you know, 1st i'll start out by, by noting that these are my personal views, not the official position of the us government or military. but in this case, i do think that the administration's justification is accurate. of course, these are controversial weapons. they have a controversial history that your previous correspondent noted. and so there is certainly concern about their use during the fight and certainly afterward. but of course, we have to r

u. s citizens suspected of being involved with possible spies or terrorists. 3.39 million searches were by the fbi in 2021 under christopher wray. christie's buddy. u s. intelligence officials have indicated that was up from just 1.2 million. in 2020. that means the biden department of justice and fbi massively increased secret domestic surveillance by over 300% and a third of the searches that were sought by the fbi and secretly authorized by a federal judge. we're supposedly in error. this is a stanek. it is unprecedented seasons have fbi agents have turned whistleblowers? they have bravely come forward to report agency abuses to congress. they've been severely punished by fbi brass. that's christopher wray in a report titled fbi whistleblower. testimony highlights government abuse, misallocation of resources and retaliation whistleblowers have had their security clearances revoked didn't suspended without pay. some have been left homeless for speaking up on abuses, their witness reports the daily mail. instead of hundreds of investigation stemming from an isolated incident on the capi