we are glad she is spearheading this effort at the department of state to involve the u-s business communityn pursuing our national interests abroad. as we have heard today that partnership can lead to profound and positive change. prior to joining the department of state she served as a national policy survivor for the no kid hungry campaign. a cause she advocated for as the first lady of virginia. please join me in welcoming dorothy mccullough. [applause] ♪ dorothy: good afternoon. what a day it has been. thank you so much for being here this afternoon and this morning. lots of reflection from an incredible day of incredible meaning and import. what we have seen today has been truly remarkable. it is hard not to be inspired by the commitment from so many across the public and private sector. rebuilding ukraine from the horrors it has faced since february of 2022. from the horrors it has faced since february of 2022. we know it will take all of us working collaboratively to rebuild the country that has suffered's such loss of lives and livelihood. i'm proud of the work of the office of glob

u. s. business . cool. good to have you with us, alex. what do you make of samsung's announcement? how significant is it? well, e, it's very important because it reflects much broader trends and you mentioned them in your introduction and, and that is that a cove id a really produced a surgeon demand because of the demand for extra laptops and, and cell phones and wireless technology and so forth. and as we come out of the, that the coven stretch in the global economy, we are seeing that, that demand has gone down. there's, there's been on the flip side, a glut of chips. and, and you know, we have other companies cutting production. um, so yeah, at some point we're going to see the, the price of ships stabilize as production is cut in. as you know, prices are normalized. i think that'll probably happen in the next. ah, maybe 8 months or so. ah, we'll, we'll see how, but there are other factors contributing to this as well. you have the ukraine war ah, which has injected uncertainty. and of course with sanctions, i'm applying to a dual use goods which of which, you know, we know sem

u. s. business. cool. good to have you with us, alex. what do you make of samsung's announcement? how significant is it? well, it's very important because it reflects much broader trends and you mentioned them in your introduction and, and that is that a cove id a really produced to search and demand because of the demand for extra laptops and, and cell phones and wireless technology and so forth. and as we come out of the, the, the coven stretch in the global economy, we are seeing that, that demand has gone down. there's, there's been on the flip side, a glut of chips. and, and you know, we have other companies cutting production. um, so yeah, at some point we're going to see the, the price of ships stabilize as production is cut in. as you know, prices are normalized. i think that'll probably happen in the next. ah, maybe 8 months or so. ah, we'll, we'll see how, but there are other factors contributing to this as well. you have the ukraine war ah, which has injected uncertainty. and of course with sanctions, i'm applying to a dual use goods which of which, you know, we know se

u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute world record for ami maintenance. a new weapon types production. yeah. lockheed martin raytheon, boeing dine core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin and raphael. and they openly talk about how they love war . i mean, they really say that my guess the so we've been the one of the to utah some god us we will know that she won't boot dissipated yet. them companion, i don't know just as a dish. so my daughter had to go to c as in lima, e i, many cars gave me some, i don't know, say doing the stuff. how many can it's up, my son yet m cortetia combining i just know just go to place them. i don't have to get thinking of which more than it was to know that the machine you took men just combining my via e program, a cost of showing you going to be less and they have to rush. they had to look at my japan monday. i mean, the cost for that is the movement

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u. s. big businesses are acting in response to possible slow downs in u. s. consumer spending. of more on this, i'm joined by our chief economic observer, unprofessional, the colleagues under slave folks. that's kind of them to, thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. i am now 1st of all, globally speaking, how do you interpret these layoffs in the context of the feds recent be for 1st off monday? no. so the information which you just covered, they are the week signals. so we have to do some detective work here. let us link these information to the fits decision on interest rate hikes during the last session. in march, mid march, the chairman of the fed actually said they're still a tight labor market and that's why he went for another interest rate hike. so what we are covering now, what we're seeing is that maybe a cooling of the labor market, which might sick know that the fits in the, in the next sessions, monetary policy sessions that might actually decide not to go for further rate hikes. so this would be definitely a good news for the stock market because i don't

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u. s. right? we are trying to do business with other countries in alternative currencies, which would eliminate the u. s. as only hedge mom, right? it still be a very powerful country, but it would give way for a bipolar or more bullet world in case this continue. so it is actually seeing a lot of optimism in latin america and it also has a lot to say with the other side, right? the u. s. also having a role here in a preference as to something command of the u. s. military will actually in argentina and america couple of days ago. right. right. and that certainly has been a theme that we've seen throughout this latin american to we're talking about the was talking about their interference with the rest of the world and love. rob notably said that the u. s. uses its position and the un general assembly to try to interfere in joint projects between russia and cuba. what is your take on that statement? i think it is an accurate statement, right? more than any type of ideology or keno nationality. it is obvious that the u. s. has a strong hold on the un and the important decisions that affects other co

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u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022. the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for our maintenance. a new weapon types production. yeah, lockheed martin raytheon, boeing. don core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin and reiki and they openly talk about how they love war. i mean, they say that marchesa, so we've been the one of the, he's not from god us. we will know that she own movies to present them companion. i don't know just as a dish. so my daughter typically does. he has a business. i mean, i mean he comes, gave me some, i don't know, say doing the stuff i maybe can hear. hey, so my son yet, i'm cortetia combine you. i just know just go to place to my daughter as this is getting, thinking of which more than just you know, that the machine you took men just company and i via e. hi. make ask us, you know, when you go to business and they have to rush to me and to look at my chip monday. i mean, the cost f

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u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the us house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for army maintenance, a new weapon types, production, lockheed martin raytheon. those are the ones that go with them completion compliant, and going to be in the us a cheaper monthly cost for business videos. the movement are from executives in armaments industries. for example, in to the pentagon offices into the secretary defense and into our security agencies. and then their return to their companies. it's the way for executives to increase the income performance of their companies and thereby benefit from the bonuses for from higher profits. and this, this revolving door is a common place in the united states government. it affects every our cabinet office. it affects every industry. now that he's had the new strategic policy, the united states is we're willing to use a nuclear weapon 1st. that's never been true. never a u. s. foreign policy does not change. it is

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u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for our maintenance. a new weapon types production. yeah. lockheed martin gray thing on boeing down core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin raytheon and they openly talk about how they love war. i mean, they only say that marchesa, so we've been the one of the disease. nothing got lost. we one of the machine, one movies to please yet them companion. i don't know if there's an issue, so my doctor had to go to c. as in sam e, i mean cascade me, somebody will say doing the stuff. how many units up my son, yet, cortetia, combined you and i failed technologist could, will prescribe to my daughter if this is getting, getting out of which more than it was to know that the machine took many of company and i via e. hi. make us because, you know, you given us as a 5th variation, they had to hopefully japan, monday. then because for beans vid

u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for ami maintenance. a new weapon types production. yeah, lockheed martin raytheon. boeing non core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin and rafia and they openly talk about how they of war, i mean, they openly say that marchesa. so we've been the, one of the youth austin, goggle, just one of my senior one boot disciplines, yet them companion. they have their own knowledge issues. so my daughter at the going to see as a business, i mean, i mean he comes, gave me some of them say doing the stuff. how many units up my son, he had them cortetia combining and i failed technologist because they will prescribe to my daughter as this is get thinking of which more than just you know that the machine you took men just company i via e program, a cost of showing you going to be, unless they have to rush, they had to hopefully cheaper money. the

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u. s. for instance that, you know. busy stylization campaigns and attempts to limit the population in most cases of african american women, her indigenous women, it's always kind of, it tends to always be kind of racial, ethnic minorities and these things. so the focus is often on, on, on certain kinds of, of population, certain kinds of places. and, and, and it's not just because it's, these are in some areas, places that have high birth rates. but it is, in many cases it's all it's, it's often had that kind of rate racists gendered undertone and, and so looking at that history, we have to be very careful and very cautious when we, when we talk about this kind of thing. and especially when it comes around coercion and you know, those kinds of policies. thank you so much. heather will see you back after the reg and when we come back, there is a sector the society that things over population is a myth. while others are ready to colonize other planets with human life, well dive deeper on the cost of population growth after th

u. s. has no business. i do not watch my new shelton seriously. why? watch something. see, i weapons breakers multi 1000000000 dollar corporations tuesday main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable as they confess. grove, i tell them you're familiar with the nazi theory of racial superiority, finish style center of war, labor camps 10 prisons, get all that good. elephants, pennsylvania eagles, gonna see me. brooks, his booster, w like water. if the shit just try me in here with family, i need you to what's the gpc ago? did you remove it off with those of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals? not more failure. do you got to do with the senior? just because i did a thing use an artsy, a high profile russian war journalist is killed in a critical condition. the attack happen. witnesses saying a home.

u. s. has no business. mm. got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy going from out of development only. i'm going to resist, i'm time to sit down and talk. ah ah, mm. oscillation, grove has always been a hotly debated topic awful, and that population growth is causing our current environmental curtain that population clots due to low fertility rates. it's act, i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything. where today we're going to is something we should be worried about, or not a populous country by the end of the decade. overtaken china, according to the late elliot in 2030 from 1400000000 and 2022 to fall slightly from 1.42 to 1.4. 1 will remain significantly ahead of other nations global pot. and between now and 2050, more than half of the gulf, the democratic republic of congo, egypt, ethiopia, is, and the united republic of tanzania. and the last case death rates. this was caused by reduced infant mortality rate proved access to medical care. this has led to many, quite adequate for feeding. the general population som has l

u. s. has no business with in our extension, and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else working with please. if you have the state department, the c, i a weapons, bakers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations to your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. ah ah, we start with breaking news. a russian war correspondent has been killed in an explosion in st. petersburg, but at least 30 more people in europe, including a 14 year old girl. we spoke to a victim of the attack in your home. i was talking to my competitor, len, to starsky. i managed to ask him a couple of questions. well then, the blast, a woman is suspected of bringing the bomb into the cafe before the blast took place . witnesses say she handed th

u. s. military business. i'm french military busiest within that area. you know, we have significant years military babies in, in about 2 places in africa. in fact, we didn't do with african built. we have similar places in new jersey. we have almost 3 places in come in here. we, how we are very good. when i knew what the walk, so 15 to go to give me. i know we also have french operation, but again, that is taking place in this area. i need to do some area that we have the original did you have, is it we not accredited to happen until a very when i little kinds of that happening all in this i hill boy a. so what i did was wondering is it that we have, what is the, what is sophisticated military will body is not i want to detect. and i don't, if i was people and i was eliminate there, or are you in africa by the 20 conflict for you to try to fix africa from to problem will actually visit if you have to put you on to complete the level. one of them will because these guys, we don't want to, we want to know because we don't have guns with our bombs. we don'

u. s. has no business in got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even for america development only personally and getting to resist time time to sit down and talk.

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u. s. has no business in ukraine. ah think hi, i'm rick sanchez, that i'm here to play with you. whatever you do, do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something, but so 5th, my list of opinions that you won't get anywhere else. work of it please. if you have the state department, the c, i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show stay main street because i'm probably gonna make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact. but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change and the way you think oh move. when i was showing wrong, when i'll just don't hold any, you have to figure out this thing because the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground with ah, we start with breaking news. a russian war correspondent has been killed in an explosion in saint petersburg with at least 31 more people injured, including a 14 year old girl. we spoke to a victim of the attack junior

u. s. companies to it's. busy unreliable entities list and impose sanctions, and as we heard has no bond any business being done with them. we spoke with michael maloof, a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, who sees that decision as beijing's attempt to send a political message. this is a turning to be a that the use of sanctions, economic sanctions, now as set by the united states is becoming a new world standard, i guess. and the chinese felt that these, these 2 defense contractors warranted that because of their technical assistance to the taiwanese, these 2 companies probably have some interest in china already in some, in some form of manufacturing. so that's something that's good that they're going to have to look at. and i presume the chinese are weighed that before they launched their own sanctions. and sometimes as the united states, there will go ahead and sanction a company, even though there is no viable business. and if anything, it's to send a message, a political message, and united sta

u. s. has no business in ukraine with when i was so it seemed wrong when i just don't know. i mean, you have to figure out this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. a . ah, dozens are injured in hundreds, arrested after israeli security forces rated jerusalem attacking palestinian worshippers, who came to pray during the holy month of ramadan. also my favorite, our favorite because our country is going to hell. i demise of america as a great power and the fall of the dollar as a global currency as ours after he pleaded not guilty on $34.00 charges which could land him 130 years in jail. leaders tried to china while condemning big game for stepping up relations with russia.

u. s. a safer place but some of the more cynical leaders at n s a. busy also saw an opportunity, they saw an opportunity to do something in the name of national security that had heretofore been denied to them. it was against the law, and indeed it was against any fees, own charter to spy on american citizens or us persons. those people in the united states on a green card and essays director at the time general michael hayden decided to act immediately. knowing that his actions were in violation of the law. he likely believe that it was better to act now and ask forgiveness later he enacted a program allowing an essay to spy on literally every american. it was a game changing decision, patently illegal and extraordinarily expensive. our next guest and several of his colleagues decided to make a complaint to the department of defense inspector general, alleging that an essay was wasting millions and millions of dollars on trailblazer a system intended to analyze mass collection of data carried on communications networks, such as the internet bill biddy ha

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u. s. has no business in ukraine in with the story. let's say the week we timeline the para attract instant means burg, which killed prominent russian war, generalists, blood, lin, petoskey, and wounded, at least 40 other people my protest against judicial reform. but of course, israel coming, i made already saw intentions in the region following a space of dead terror attacks. and also i had a victim women, the elderly and children as young as one who was shot multiple times at close range .

u. s. has no business in ukraine. a the the gives it and then the stories that shape the week when you recall that terror attacked in saint petersburg, which killed prominent russian war, journalist, lovelyn, sitarski, and wounded at least 40 other people. also a head on the program. this, our protest against judicial reform spread across the israel made soaring tensions in the region following a state of recent deadly terrorism. the victim of women, the elderly, and children as young as one who was shot multiple times at close range r t marks the 20th anniversary of the us invasion of our rock. recalling and massacre in the ton of deeper.

u. s. has no business in ukraine or with a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order does that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear. i would like to take on various jobs, artificial intelligence with somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with ill. ah, yes. now i can you? yes. so if it's deploy box near to nothing, you know them look in the new book is up at the natalie, she's the radius of a young showcase in i'm going to let them know that sounds good to the boy. why is it w ah, ah, what would be the one that number will be? what am i in my chair, the says, laura doesn't want that much extra mom, but i know it's a good bit whole sh welcome back. i'm gonna, using you're watching the 360 view. we're going to continue our discussion regarding the rise and possible fall of big tech with rebecca fannin, who was a journalist who specialized in

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u. s. has no business in ukraine. in with we start with breaking news. a russian war correspondent has been killed in an explosion in saint petersburg with at least 32 more people injured, including a 14 year old girl. we spoke to victim of the attack. little i was talking to my competitor, lend to tar skip. i managed to ask him a couple of questions and then the blast happen. a woman is suspected of bringing the bomb into the cafe before the last soap plate. witnesses say she handed the both of device to size as the staff to, to the correspondence. a 1st she took the microphone is.

u. s. program. i'm seeing busy in berlin. what welcome to our show was starting saturday, twitters famous checkmark will come with a price tag. the blue tech has been both a status symbol and a way to verify the identity of high profile users. now those users will have to subscribe to twitter blue to receive the mark. in addition, they'll receive more visibility and access to certain features. the move comes as owner, ellen must tries to boost revenues. subscriptions will cost around $8.00 for individuals and at least $1000.00 for organizations. several large media outlets have already said they won't pay cor oncology as a business professor at mcmaster university, he joins me now for more. a gore and thanks for coming to the show. will the value offered by this new blue check mark, including more visibility? features like an edit button would outweigh its potential to alienate many users? that's really hard to estimate. that's a hard question that i think even ela must, doesn't know. we do good. some people estimate now that