u. s. can or would do. on the other hand, i think the, the, the good thing of the bad thing about the ukraine is, is that it has a lot of natural resources, which the good news is someplace to say, it's great to have natural resources. bad news is that other people want them. and i think to the extent that ukraine has minerals that has agricultural resources, it has gasser picture gas or petroleum products. they can easily see those goods either seized or embargoed by the u. s. a pressure payment later on down the road and i think it was a long history of doing just that, you know, literally going back hundreds of years. so, but again, whether or not the us will actually get paid any, any other money as reporting to the loaner or give the landscape regime. i think there's an open question. well, after, wait and see what, how that transpires. pull right analysts and found the human rights defense since the thank you very much for your take on those weapons shipments to ukraine from the us. they for on the, o

u. s. foreign policy is applied, we can see that the u. s. has not fallen short of sanctions against states like russia or iran, or you named several other states where they have enacted sanctions. and yet with the killing of a u. s. citizen with the repeated violations of human rights, we never see the u. s. move to that result. so again, we see the hypocritical nature of this foreign policy and something that americans like myself, have been demanding change on for decades. all right, only get abby intelligence. let me come back to you and find out more about some of the work your organization has been doing. tell us more about what your group has seen and documented when it comes to the treatment of palestinians by israeli forces. what kind of instructions or orders do is ready soldiers receive when they're operating any occupied palestinian territory. and is there a difference between the orders they receive and what actually happens on the ground? no, thank you fully a, it's a, it's a very broad question. i think maybe one of the best wa

u. s. is concerned, it's better for the u. s. if this war drags on as long as possible and the u. s. can make that happen by continuing to supply weapons and weapons systems to the ukrainians. china has overtaken the u. s. as the foreign power with the biggest positive influence in african. now that is according to a survey among young adults in the content. let's go through some of the details. the survey was conducted among those aged $18.00 to $24.00 and a total of 16 african countries. it found that 76 percent off that group in consider china is activity as positive for the continent leaving 2nd place to the u . s. which had held the top spot in the survey just 2 years ago. the results show china is rising influence on the continent with investments, infrastructure development projects and affordable chinese products listed as the most positive contributions. me, china is a better friends in america. i think it's china because it believes in giving and receiving better with china and tony, shut it because i'm with china is better because it could take over the world economy in the fu

u. s. can not tolerate this type of behavior, then what does that mean for the party that you used to call your very own the republican party be, should that party have a future in the american political system? considering what we're hearing at this, these hearings and also considering, you know, we haven't heard any republican lawmakers coming out and saying anything about this testimony yesterday whether very few republicans are willing to do that, including little china. and it's critically important for the survival of the republican party that they turned towards. liz cheney and others who are willing to stand up to donald trump. but there are many people. there are a conservative politicians in and i states much more conservative than i ever was when i was a member of the republican body. but there are those who are conservative, just like live cheney all, who are willing to stand up the donald trump, and that is who the republican party must have a sustained admirers. we cannot have ins

u. s. is concerned, it's better for the u. s. if this war drags on as long as possible, and the u. s. can make that happen by continuing to supply weapons and weapon systems to the ukrainians. french leader, a manual mccrendon coles for peace talks to continue during a meeting with ukraine's president zalinski that happened today. mister mcqueen, german chancellor, will have shelter. i'm italian prime minister mario drug. they are all currently in ukraine. the trio of european leaders made the trip a sizable divisions, helping emerging within the u over support for key ebs demands in the conflict. now the trio, travel to key, if by train with air raid sirens in the city, sending shortly after, at their arrival before the meeting, they made their way directly to the suburb of or a pin, nor the leaders had been criticized in care for not providing ukraine with the steel of weaponry, it's been asking for on for not visiting the country sooner, but the french president is trying to mitigate the situation to a different story situated i have always been consistent. france has been at ukraine s

u. s. is concerned, it's better for the u. s. if this war drags on as long as possible. and the u. s. can make that happen by continuing to supply weapons and weapon systems to the ukrainians. ah, okay. 2 more world news now in a bid to check staggering inflation, the u. s. central bank as res, that's key interest rate marking the biggest one time increase. in decades. the federal reserve raise the rate by 3 quarter percentage points pushing its benchmark rate to arrange between 1.5 and 1.75 percent. the height which will affect consumer and business loans is the 3rd since march, and the biggest in almost 30 years. we spoke to economics professor jack rasmus on the investment monitor mich firestone. optimism about the move was in short supply from both they feel they've um, almost lost control of inflation and the markets and investors have been pushing the fed and the government to i get more aggressive to raise rates. and that's what's really behind all this. but you know, it's interesting, i listen to jerome this morning, you know, and the chair to foot chair, and he indicated that, wo

u. s. is concerned, it's better for the u. s. if this war drags on as long as possible and the u. s. can make that happen by continuing to supply weapons and weapon systems to the ukrainians. it's the same as arming islam x state. that's the message from an american former law enforcement officer vehemently poses washington's continued flow of weapons to ukraine. after he visited the war torn city of more youthful john, mark dugan served as a police officer in florida until he alleged widespread corruption, blackmail, a nepotism in the sheriff's office. he worked, and he sais. an investigation was open knots into the claims that he put forward, but actually, against him, he eventually got political asylum in russia, which does not have an extradition treaty with the us. and we can speak to form a u. s. police been turned with lord john, mark doug, now in the studio. thanks for coming in to have a chat with her. thanks for having me. the pleasure to see you. you, as we mentioned, just literary returned from don bus last night. in fact, i believe. what were you doing that? what's the situa

u. s. and nato nato is simply a nato, is nothing but an umbrella organization. so that the so that, that the u. s. can bring all of its vassals together and take power of attorney for the e. u and for their foreign policy. but basically saying for the most part, libya or whatever country were angry at do what we tell you, or we will use our power to destroy you. and now the u. s. empire has run up against a, another world power which has grown powerful enough to say no. and the u. s. doesn't know how to deal with that. and the interesting thing is that the u. s. and nato are committing economic suicide. they are swallowing poison and waiting for russia to die. and that's not going to happen. daniel, you know, we hear all we hear about the rules based order. if you know what that means, please tell me because i cannot figure out what it means. okay. it really, every day that comes out of the state department, now i need a translator because i have no idea what they're talking about. but, you know, yeah, let's talk about the rule of law. you know, seizing of private individuals, properties and seizing o

u. s. and u. k. to deliver rocket launchers. as you can see, germany is providing significant support to ukraine, africa, verify game with shultz agreed with his french italian and romanian counterparts that ukraine's candidacy status and potential e. u. membership i, it comes with conditions, italian prime minister, mario druggie agreed, but ukraine must commit to profound reforms. he said, the unit are decayed message of you for i want to say to day that the most important message of, of is it is that italy wants ukraine in the u. no, no, no. player. 2 in his pony stretched ending craner to day is a truly historic day. ukraine has felt the supporter for powerful european states and in particular support for our movement towards the european union, italy, romania, france, and germany are with us. all 4 ladies, mister dragging. mister, your highness, mister negron, and mister shaw, this is a port ukraine's candidacy my dog. of course, all relevant procedures must be followed all a you member states must join. but at our meeting to day, a b

u. s. can not even conquer afghanistan. we the strength of each one country, therefore, the biter and patricia wanted to rebuild the ally system in the past a year and a half hoping to consolidate the western g. germany centered on the u. s. this plan, i think it is out of question. in a past 2 years, the u. s. harris learned should a treat a war, a sized technology war. and, and i had occasion war against china, all of which have been out. so now this wrong of war own allies is bound to fail. president biden has claimed he wasn't aware of the crisis over a shortage of baby formula in the country until at least 2 months after it began. that contradicts what the white house spokesperson of the salem pairs of fig. i became aware of this problem some time in after april, early april, about how intense it was. and so we did everything in our power from that point on . and that's all i can tell you right now, and we're going to continue to do it. we get the job. i'm not saying when the president knew or didn't know, he spoke. i

u. s. can return to greatness by simply diminishing any potential shirt is absolutely wrong. if i could stay with you here, obviously, you know, the, that the west is testing china's resolve here because they've been, there's been, obviously china's been criticized by the west for not condemning russia. here is how far will that go when you think? because if, as we point out on this program, we had the bricks. conclave, i mean, russia isn't isolated, is that something that you know, the chinese are, are realizing that you know, that the west sanctions are not effective? is i want to be actually i have to go to a quick, i'm going to let you answer. i'm going to go to a quick break. and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on rush in the global south state with our oh ah, ah, ah, a football talking about a week with a issue, somebody over there, both those with you a with the and i do so as you know that way they don't like a spoke with edison, both, both the models you need to do both got nelson with a over us government performance guy. nobody. a lot of them

u. s. can return to greatness by simply diminishing any potential shirt is absolutely wrong. if i could stay with you here, obviously, you know, the, that the west is testing china's resolve here because they've been, there's been, obviously china's been criticized by the west for not condemning russia. here is how far will that go when you think? because as we point out on this program, we had the bricks. conclave, i mean, russia isn't isolated, is that something that you know, the chinese are, are realizing that you know, that the west sanctions are not, is affective, is i want to be actually, i have to go to a quick, i'm going to let you answer. i'm going to go to a quick break, and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in the global south state with ah, ah, ah, needs to come to the russian state troll. never. i've stayed on the most landscape with eclipse in 55 when. okay, so my name is barbara speaking with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia for date and school ortiz spoke mckibben, our video agenc

u. s. can use, it's very deep commercial ties with china to try and nudge the chinese in right direction here. i think that europe can do the same thing. certainly, germany has maybe better relations with china are definitely better relations with china than the united states. and also very deep trading relationships. so i think if, if the west in general were to try and convince china that this war is not in china's interest, it's nobody's interest. and they should do whatever they can to push russia to end the war and, and get out of ukraine. felix, i'm hearing companies based here in germany and elsewhere in europe saying that they're actually not only reassessing ties to russia, but also ties to china. not only because of the war, but also because of the new ties with, between china and russia as well as the lockdown in shanghai, the 0 coven policy. and of course the leak of files and jin chang, do you think that could have an effect on how close john is willing to snuggle with russia? i'm

u. s. can take tangible steps to stop israeli. impunity. it's quite likely that the both the, the, the, the rifle that was used and the bullet that was used came from manufacturers in the united states. the united states pays for 20 percent of israel's now military budget. so it makes us complicit in what that military does. there is a u. s. law known as the way he act. that says explicitly that the united states may not provide any weapons, any training, any military support to any unit of any military, anywhere in the world. that has carried out a gross violation of human rights. the killing of sharina was a gross violation of human rights. the united states needs to start just for starters, to investigate on its own, whether the late he law was violated by the unit of is really soldiers. whether or not we know the name of the individual israelis claim they know it. we don't know yet, but we know that they are aware of which units were deployed to the janine refugee camp on that day. were those units using weapons or bullets that were pro

u. s. practicing and it's still practicing this kind of gumbo diplomacy. this idea that you can force other nations to adopt the ideas, principles, and ideologies and methods and means by which you exist. despite the fact that in the united states to say which we see quite clearly, some nation divided. and nation that has not is not able to come together. that is in some respects on the verge of some sort of jeep to vomit. so, i mean it's, it's hard to lead when you cannot do. and right now the united states cannot lead by example, because they do not have the oral surgery or, you know, a basis to tell other countries what to do based on what's happening in their own. well, it's go back to the professor in new delhi, i'm sure you're aware of the literature, a world beyond the west, and i follow it very, very carefully. well, the development of the financial institutions trade in trading agreements and, and whatnot. and i think that this is an assault on russia by the west is only going to accelerate that. and i think the global south has a lot more confidence now because as we p

u. s. can return to greatness by simply diminishing any potential adversary is absolutely wrong. if i could stay with you here, obviously, you know, the, that the west is testing china's resolve here because they've been there is that obviously china's been criticized by the west for not condemning russia. here is how far will that go when you think? because as we point out on this program, we had the bricks. conclave, i mean, russia isn't isolated, is that something that you know, the chinese are, are realizing that you know, that the west sanctions are not, is affective, is i want to be actually, i have to go to a quick, i'm going to let you answer. i'm going to go to a quick break, and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in the global south state with our oh ah ah ah mm ah, welcome back to crosstalk, where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, to remind you we're discussing russia in the global south. ah, let's go back to beijing. i know it's really quite interesting. i been watching evers, particularly a sense of putin speech in 2007 and mu

u. s. cant's very deep commercial ties with china to try and nudge the chinese in the right direction here. um i think that europe can do the same thing. certainly germany has maybe better relations with china are definitely better relations with china than the united states and also very deep trading relationship. so i think if if the west in general were to try and convince china that this war is not in china's interest, it's in nobody's interest and they shohould do whatever they can to push russia too, end the war and get out of ukraine felix. i'm hearing companies based here in germany and elsewhere in europe saying that they're actually not only reassessing ties to russia but also ties to china not only because of the war but also because of the new ties with between china and russia as well as the lockdowns in shanghai. the zero covid policy and of new ties with between china and russia as well as course the leak of files on xinjiang, do you think that could have an effect on how closehi

u. s. can return to greatness by simply diminishing any potential. every shirt is absolutely wrong. if i could stay with you here, obviously, you know, the, that the west is testing china's resolve here because they've been there is that obviously china has been criticized by the west for not condemning russia. here is how far will that go when you think? because if, as we point out on this program, we had the bricks. conclave, i mean, russia isn't isolated, is that something that you know, the chinese are, are realizing that you know, that the west sanctions are not, is affective, is i want to be actually, i have to go to a quick, i'm going to let you answer. i'm going to go to a quick break, and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on russia in the global south state with ah, for only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nation. so all the slaves americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international l

u. s. and nato nato is simply a nato, is nothing but an umbrella organization. so that the, so that the u. s. can bring all of its vassals together and take power of attorney for the you and for their foreign policy. but basically saying, for the most part, libya or whatever country were angry at do what we tell you, or we will use our power to destroy you. and now the u. s. empire has run up against a, another world power which has grown powerful enough to say no. and the u. s. doesn't know how to deal with that. and the interesting thing is that the u. s. and nato are committing economic suicide. they, they're swallowing poison and waiting for russia to die. and that's not going to happen. daniel, you know, we hear all we hear about the rules based order. if you know what that means, please tell me because i cannot figure out what it means. ok, it really, every day that comes out of the state department, now i need a translator because i have no idea what they're talking about. but, you know, let's talk about the rule of law. you know, seizing of private individuals, properties and seizing a ba

u. s. can sanction russia mean that the problem is those kinds of, in consistencies really play out in other countries whose view is much more cynical, they don't like the aggression. i mean, so, you know, russia clearly in the wrong, but they're also much more skeptical the following leadership that they, frankly are quite so happy about the potential of indonesia inviting russia, the, the g 20 meeting, you know, adds a quite a complication exactly how that would play out if that happens, i think would be difficult for everyone involved. glenn, while the g 7 understandably sees the war in ukraine is critical to global security . what about the rest of the world? how supportive of the g? 7 is position up. asian african, latin american countries to, to what extent to many countries while sympathetic towards ukraine simply have to put their own citizens 1st. well, that's kind of show us with the numbers was joined in on the sanctions and well is pretty much restrictive. tomato, the rest of the wo

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that they too can seize territory and subjugate other countries. the u. s. move comes as russian forces continue their gradual advance in the don bus region of easton ukraine. the sound of artillery echoes across the don bass. russian forces in sunny fields shelling already shattered towns and cities before moving troops in for combat. meeting with slovakia as president ukrainian president followed him as the lansky said, getting artillery from allies would make a crucial difference. miss williams lunches in the east. it's difficult for us because of the lack of appropriate weapons. if our mission to reclaim the region when it leads to tens of thousands of our people dying, we will wait for the appropriate weapons to save as many of our people as we can. not the weapons are what will reclaim the territory, the weasel, re on bullock williams, the 2nd piece each. russia is pushing to seize the entire eastern region of don bass, which has already been partially in the hands of pro russian separatists since 2014 severe done yet. has seen widespread destruction,

u. s. policies. u. s. a whole strategy here was in part to dry russia out of western europe economy. so the u. s. corporations can move to typically the oil and gas corporations, and that's exactly what's happening as long as the war goes on and the sanctions go on, which will go on even after the war, according to martin. as long as that occurs, the economic pressure on europe, both in terms of inflation and recession, will intensified. i think europe and some emerging market countries whose currencies are collapsing because of your policy are going to be the hardest hit as a result of what's going on here globally. the u. s. rule will take some, some heat to economically current global economic challenges, all the result of countries. internal policies says the russian president and anti russian sanctions that exacerbating things for those who impose them. yes, this daughter, if someone tries to limit us on something, they in fact limit themselves. for example, when someone tries to can tail if the export of our fertilizer or the price is fine . i sure that i'm primarily for them or not for us when they are try

u. s can quickly import more supplies from europe , claire les carr says on top of all the stresses of beinghe shortage was not something she was expecting. it's been really scary. my son being two months old, he can only eat formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else, so not having it available at our local stories has been really disconcerting. representative of first five california suggests those looking for formula reach out to their networks. try to see a family members or friends can check stores and different parts of the bay area, checking with your pediatrician for additional local resources. also, they say, a good idea. a jury in virginia reached a verdict today in the closely watched defamation case by actor johnny depp against his wife, amber, heard the jury found that her defamed depth by accusing him of domestic abuse in an op ed in the washington post. they awarded death a total of $15 million in damages. heard countersued. the same jury found heard was defamed by one of depths. attorneys who accused her of fabricati