u. s. can penetrate hard targets such as iran, such as russia, where they make active attempts to protect their information and their discussions and the u. s. can still find out what they're discussing, what they're intending to, to the considering the wealth of information and the timeline here. i can we expect molex to surface over time. that's very hard to say. i mean, i think each, each day i'm learning a little bit more, you know, some more information is coming out. some things came out today, i suppose about iran that weren't there yesterday. so i've been, you know, each, each day there seems to be more, it's hard to say whether we're at the end or closer to the beginning. we're, quite frankly, i just don't know intriguing story. kenneth, catherine, director of research at this one group. thank you. thank you. now look at some of the other stories making developments in the ward ukraine. a russian missile strike on the ethan ukrainian city of science because killed at least 8 people acc

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u. s. u k. a kwan for which is very much of an anti chinese grouping. l can be seen, is that a chinese grouping and is also august a u. k, u s. the australian. what is it a u, a u k u s alliance, which, which also can be seen very much as an anti chinese grouping. certainly the chinese see it that way. and so i would say that since the bomb administration, the sense the confrontation has deepened and that, and it was a little blurry while during the above administration. but it's now quite sharply defined. are getting, getting more sharply defined. right. and what about donald when it is when it comes to the issue of the after we were mentioning russia moments ago, and specifically the war and ukraine? because what we found recently was that vietnam did not vote when it comes to you. and general assembly resolutions, vietnam did not vote with the west condemning russia's invasion of ukraine. so what do you think of that? i mean, there must be growing pressure on vietnam from the west, and particularly from the united states. aside with them on the ukrainian i

u. s. heathen australian national. the fact that the u. s. can go after somebody in this way already has no doubt, had a chilling effect on national security reporting around the world. we will never know what stories have not been told because what of what this man has gone through already over the past 12 years. but if they are successful in bringing him to the united states in prosecuting him there, he could face up to a 175 years in prison simply for publishing information in the public interest. so we believe that this case matters deeply for journalism for press freedom around the world. we are alarmed by the implications that could happen. so when we talk about this changing the future of journalism, really it is not an exaggeration. jeffrey robertson, if this wasn't the us who was asking for julian a sorry to be deported, but we substituted china or russia. what do you think the reaction would be? well, the reaction will depend on the country, but speak, and of course, to preach. try your russia. the answer would be no. with america, the

they can be fired from anywhere from the cancer, continental u. s. from navy ships, airplanes, and submarines. so this issue that bringing them closer is an issue for china is i don't think it's correct. but as i said, there's a very stark difference to believe that it's going forward and it was very noticeable, very little love press time was given to this particular issue. instead, they were doubling down on what's happening in ukraine and the fact that she is appealing to the central asian states to be part of this piece process, trying to assemble a group of, of unbiased and trustworthy countries can intercede. so china is going to the, to stick to it's idea that pushing piece is far better in terms of appealing to the global south and central asia. us believes that, you know, offering my more nuclear deterrents and things like that at a time when the world is already fraught with problems, trust, etc. is going to suddenly help. i mean, i, i don't believe it is. i don't think any of my cohorts believe that more arms or the or the answer for every

u. s. value of all our monies are in na stroke arms and somebody in the u. s. can say you cannot withdraw from tomorrow morning and you're stuck. no, that is the power of the result currency. and i think we are at a very crucial time in the world history where the world is desperately looking for an alternative reserve currency. these changes happen once in a 100 or hundreds of years. the indian financier later the spinal on his were the player in the green bike has disproportionate power, which negatively affects the world economy. as the american banking system provides no guarantees for access to reserve held in the u. s. y from banker have pointed to the unreliability of the u. s. so as the so name to glue reserve currency. meanwhile, u. k. learners approving that similar concerns may also hold true for those considering facing some of their funds in london, ortiz, steve sweeney, as well on the story about frozen venezuelan gold. where's the gold? that's the question being asked off to western protege. one guy though, has finally been ousted as the leader of th

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u. s. can play baby to to in that still made it all? yes, i think there is, i mean, i think for what it's worth. so sometimes again, you get sort of to try to get some detractors on the union side, uneven. i'm saying on, on the conservative party in the k at the moment. it was very interesting how he played it today. his talk at the university of ulster opening that opening the new, the new building and the center about us was he was emphasizing that the us would support an investment that there was going to be a potential dividend that the united states could send all the items weigh if it would move and help the situation. and he's been very clear. remember what he said last night. he said, when question what he was most asking for when it came to know the night and was to keep the peace. and that's what the united states can, will do there, emphasizing that through those kind of making a business for me, something which would be open to investors. so much playing that up is not leaning towards the mental romantic view of a nation. on

u. s. can choose to pour into this. the support for this war from american intervention is continuing to way. and this would be absolutely abysmal if it turned out that most americans realize that who they're supporting are actually those that hate jewish people in our pro nazi wasn't mainstream media. what we're branding as of now. so just a few years ago, before pulling this, you turn, you find any similarities to how the west was promoting islamic radicals to fight against the soviet union. well, that's exactly what's happening or you're seeing the confusion mean here in the united states. there's things you do not want to be late, but you don't want to be able to raise this. you don't want to be labeled a big it, you don't want to be label homophobic and you definitely do not want to be labeled anti semitic. and yet here we see this blessing the obvious example of a neo naziism that is happening in the present day. and it's not like we did not learn our lessons from the past, but this is all about what the american

u. s. can even keep it secret way at the woodland, thus excuse was it the colonel ship a daughter at every now and then you get a former russian officials have come on talk shows them said love these documents really show how did the americans by community has been able to get inside our military in our spy agencies, each of the premium, to picasso, it but will you steeping brignac, levine? yeah. americans, experts look over. i see your gun. they were, you know, probably still or go what, what the rosky widow i dishes, my cheek is a you might so a big and boyce gam spoon of my horrible my village. and they've been shut down pretty quickly. good. this particular revelation that ukraine's ad defense mess our system is rapidly to placing will will be potentially welcomed in moscow 9. you would like to get this arc warranty. so we're doing the exact orange for thank you and you. however, one could also argue that this might be possibly a positive for ukraine, because it will highlights the fact sto

u. s can do for them, given the closure of the embassy for now. alright oren liebermann, kevin liptak.join cnn this morning weekend with victor blackwell amor walker on sunday morning. i'm jim acosta heaven's gate. the cult of cults starts right now. have a good night.

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u. s. accusations that beijing of the stablish an overseas secret police agent based in new york provider you can do, maple china firmly opposes the us side. slander, political manipulation, malicious fabrication of the so called cross border repression, narrative and blatant prosecution of chinese law enforcement and cybersecurity. officials, u. s. has long suppressed dissidents through secret surveillance, illegal monitoring, global hunting, and behind the scenes transactions. the label of trans national suppression is perfectly appropriate for the united states itself. u. s. authorities have a huge 2 chinese men of helping to establish a crime death. i'm police station in new york city on behalf of beijing aimed at fucking down and harassing chinese dissidence. while adam only denying the allegations, tyler stated that the station was sold to use as a place for his citizens to receive legal services. c, g t, n n correspondent, unit phase out says events fall in line with washington's narrative. well, it's basically an outcome of the pandemic for most of the time. because when chinese citizens

u. s. citizens who want to leave the country out of the country because there's no way that the u. s. can guarantee the citizens safety. okay, thank you so much. rosen. jordan reporting from washington d. c. now u. s. media report say that president joe biden is expected to announce his re election bid on tuesday at age 80. he's already the oldest president in us history, but he's brushed aside concerns about his fitness for a 2nd term. abide n is also expected to name senior white house adviser julie chavez rodriguez to oversee his campaign. our white house correspondent kimberly hallett is danielle. so what does the signal by tapping someone like rodriguez to manage his campaign? well, 1st of all, what it signals is that there are a few vulnerabilities that the white house has identified for joe biden, in his reelection effort that they want to 0 in on. then namely the fact that this is potentially where voters could lean towards republicans could go to a 3rd party or even not vote at all in that in a rage or razor thin margin type election could really be due for the u. s. president, r

as you can see when the u. s. government or the so called an extradition to conviction rate by the d o. j. it's unlikely hers as a military contractor or simply as a distracted dr. i was going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi, the show that dig deep. ah, most 20 is to kind of said, was it anybody else ever never made a 1st 2003 us president george. by for fun it went to hired december the 15th 2011. a sermon a lot she had it is are using will body's us tools to paralyze and fragment in jerusalem. 8 people are injured in a.

u. s. and ukraine. can you credit trust the us with confidential information? even information in this case isn't necessarily strategically operationally damaging. ok, well thank you for that insight on this developing story. frank led, which a former british military intelligence officer. thank you. nick. russia invasion of ukraine has forced over 8000000 people to flee their homes and seek refuge with their european neighbors. in many cases, government support for refugees has been slow, but across europe, volunteers have stepped up to fill the gap. you know, you, terry schultz has this story from the austrian capital vienna. in case any one doubts that one person can make a difference. ask ukrainian refugees in vienna for whom one name has become a lifeline. tanya find tonya meyer. they say she will help you. that's the advice lillia was given by another refugee as she deposited her teenage son in vienna alone before returning to the front line in ukraine. she said it tanya, you'll help for my son. this is my one, the child and i, i don't oh want that to a h

u. s can still access one of the most common abortion drugs this morning.ast night, the supreme court temporarily halted a ruling from a federal judge in texas justice samuel alito extended access to the abortion drug mythic kristen, while the full court considers an emergency appeal filed by the biden administration and a drug manufacturer. significant restrictions on mifepristone had been set to go into effect early this morning. well now that's been pushed back to midnight wednesday. cnn supreme court reporter ariana vote joining us now this morning good morning ariane's so less than a year after the court overturned roe v . wade you have the issue of abortion back at the court. but this is about the f d, a approval process. right as you said, right now, the state of play is that these restrictions are on hold. for now, alito basically freezing that lower court opinion just to put everything on hold to give the justices more time to get red in . he said that the freeze will remain till wednesday at midnight, and then the justices will rule. so this freez

u. s can do a lot more to engage with india. i think one of the most important things that happened very recently, is that they finally have appointed a u. s. ambassador to india. eric garcetti, the former mayor of los angeles, but it's taken about two years to actually get that process approved. uh by the senate, and the u. s needs to have somebody on the ground in new delhi directly talking to india working on behalf of the united states engaging on issues to do with geopolitics, the economy, uh, supply chains, things that are very important. and even though there is bipartisan support in the us to engage more with india, there needs to be greater consistency. uh over how the us approaches that relationship because the u. s will have another election in a year's time. if there's a different president. does that mean there's going to be another u. s ambassador because he attend to be political appointment and again the process, then get impacted as a result of that, but already, you know, the u. s is doing so much in terms of wo

u. s. and ukraine. can you credit trust the us with confidential information? even information in this case isn't necessarily strategically operationally damaging. ok, well, thank you for that insight on this developing story. frank led, which a former british military intelligence officer. thank you. nick. chinese fighter jets and warships have simulated precision strikes on taiwan. china has deployed dozens of jets and vessels in circling the island in a 2nd straight day of military drills. china considers taiwan to be a break away province. the taiwanese government says b james war games, threatened regional stability, and the u. s. is calling for restraint. the waters around taiwan, choppy than usual war ships on the move. as china conduct 3 days of military exercises in circling the self govern island tensions a sky hi. with the taiwanese coast guard sharing footage of multiple stand offs between vessels from both sides. oh, those are y'all with johnny's mainland 131 bullshit. this is a broadcast from the republic of china's 10079, coast god, chain. you ar

u. s can pay our bills, but also so everyday americans can pay their bills right now.have extraordinary measures in place that allows the treasury to move money around. to buy congress a little more time. but what is at stake for the american people are significant cuts to payments that they receive every month, so we're talking about impacts on social security payments. millions of americans rely on these checks every single month . we're talking about payments to veterans. these are people who serve the country that now also rely on a lot of these services, and we're talking about increased borrowing costs for everyday americans, so mortgage rates, auto loans and credit cards and also federal employees salaries that's at stake and also medicare. so it's important to note that as congress is kind of playing with fire here, they're playing with some of the most vulnerable americans livelihoods as well, dangerous game of chicken, and some have also said in forecast that we could see unemployment spike. if in fact we crossed that threshold. so what's the timeline? and wh

u. s can continue to pay its bills. d so that everyday americans can can you just pay their bills right now? what we have in place is something called extraordinary measures. that is where the treasury department can move around money in order to pay our bills so that congress has more time to raise the debt ceiling. but here is what is at stake for every day americans if we do not raise the debt ceiling, and we did default on our bills. that will mean that borrowing costs will go up. so we're talking about mortgage rates. we're talking about credit cards and we're talking about auto loans, also, social social security payments will be impacted. so many millions of americans rely on these checks every single month. also veterans programs will be impacted by this federal employees. salaries will be impacted and also medicare. so when we talk about not raising the debt ceiling, we are talking about impacting some of the most vulnerable americans right now, brianna so what's the timeline here? how long do congress and the w

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u. s can do to get evan gersh kovic back home? and listen to this and unexplained delay in the start of a once in a generation trial as the news channel that made millions promoting the 45th president election lies is now under oath were following these major developing stories, many more all coming in right here. to cnn news, central. alright any moment now, opening statements are set to begin in the historic trial of dominion voting systems versus fox news in this sketch, the fox defense lawyer is on the right dominions attorney on the left defamation case could set legal precedent for journalists for generations to come. dominion we should remind you is seeking $1.6 billion for fox news. news is repeating false claims that dominion machines rigged somehow 2020 presidential election against donald trump flipping votes they claimed paying off politicians. the jury is now in place. the two sides were getting contentions contentious even before the opening statements, but now we have some sort of delay. cnn's danny freeman, he is i

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u. s. ally can only cares to dubuque respondent. william young is in taipei and he told me was the 3rd day of drills has seen around taiwan. so since this morning we have seen a dozen self chinese fighter jets again entering, ty, one's air defense identification zone in at least 3 or 5 of those have in fact across the center line of the time one street. but why is in fact more concerning is the confirmation both by the time when he's defense ministry and also the japanese defense ministry that china us aircraft, carrier group. chandel has, in fact participated in this military exercise from the western pacific that is on the east side of time. wine in there are at least 80 landing and take off activities that it has been successfully carried out in a what the experts are saying is that now that the china can prove that they can carry out attacks potentially from the east side of time. one, there is no longer any said so for time one to actually preserve its military capability. and also on this, at, at the same time, the east side o

u. s. power structure that has speaking. yeah, i mean, of course you can get like a u. s. and to, you know, obviously challenge size a u. s. u s. knows where scientists red light, you know, china, they say publicly no one can do whatever they want, as long as they don't do not keep clear on it. but now us lawmakers are making statement my time one is in country we should respect time one song which is going back on their own commitment to one kind of policy that was signed by president nation back in 1972 years a lie we form the foundation on the sign, all american relationship ever since. so us is walking back on that because they know we're trying to spread my red light and just like what they do is rochelle 1st keep on pushing rushes red line on pushing. they don't use words. they are now trying to push china red line. i want you to understand for china with a time, just as ukraine issue is a motional issue for the russians for the chinese high one issue is a highly emotional charge issue that comes in japan moves closer than ever to becoming a defacto member of nato can

u. s. intelligence they'll can check your likes to present itself as very independent investigate hand in hand with law enforcement to track down the will who may classified documents of vailable to the public. and media well done for working with the feds to ensure with rate work in the name of sensor las investigative journalism. especially that instead of reporting on relevant leaks, they do the work of a fascist. there was a time when the new york times went to court to argue they had the right to go there, helping the government track down leakers. if you see a leak in the new york or a 100 documents of classified information related to the area with the conflict in ukraine at flooded the media, this is a 21 year old member of the air national guard manny is reported to have wanted to impress his friends on additional questions raised about why such a low level member of the military. but regardless, he has been arrested now mainstream media politics and the views of the young man describing him as races are almost as if there portraying him as an insurrection wrangling in the januar

u. s can certainly help on on the economic front. and then, of course, katelyn polantz into every number of president biden's speeches. they quote irish poets, it will be a very deeply personal visit to ireland over the course of those days ahead. it will really fill first rule of every foreign trip as you bring a raincoat. yeah no, i failed. i failed. alice judging me, caitlin. she has in a good way, though. of course. all right, phil mattingly, we'll check back in with you in a raincoat a little bit. it is a it's a waterproof suit, though i'm told from a source from a source. alright so nascar and definitely suspending one of its star drivers after he was charged with assault by strangulation. the details. penn also live. look at tulsa, oklahoma, where reparations talks begin today, focusing on the generational trauma from the 1921 massacre on the greenwood neighborhood, also known as black wall street in tulsa is not alone. we have had enough talk is a time for us to act. not flossing. well, then add the woe of listererine to your

u. s. intel report that suggest increasing tensions within different branches of the mexican army hubbard or later met with the u. s. and pastor can salazer, where he made it clear that mexico will not accept american agents operating on mexican soil, not putting, i think, cannot be foreign agents in our country. no, we can share information, but its members of the mexican army, navy, and national guard. who can intervene? this all comes as the u. s. drug enforcement agency claims. they've recently infiltrated one of mexico's biggest drugs, gangs with 28 members of the infant sin, a lower cartel facing charges for smuggling fentanyl into the us. of course, the united states has form when it comes to covert operations, and mexico recently declassified documents even suggesting that back in the seventy's and eighty's former president joe say, portillo was essentially a cia asset bill stir best noted that mexico will soon have a new president and man has had control of liaison for a number of years. the memo was focused on j. f. k. assassination. and how lee harvey oswald had visited message prior to the dallas assassination. this le

you can see that the collective west is especially the u. s . is isolating itself by using too many sanctions on too many countries in east then you end up with no countries. you can correct them anymore because countries don't, don't want to have long term commitments with you couldn't stable you my friend? no. but if you could dog we or something, i'm going to sanction you. that's not friends. you know? if, if friends are like this, why ever enemies angela? your final thoughts on all of this, on china, the saudis, iran and the u. s. i think it's especially interesting to hear the perspective of a european born person having lived in china for nearly 30 years. i mean, what is the end game here? how do you see this all playing out? i think a clearly this is a shift between going from a uni pull a would the usaa gemini and all sorts control over europe over japan, australia, korea, which is a very small proportion of the, was population probably around 15 percent. you have this unit pull a word and it is a shift towards multi paula, what is going

u. s economy can control what it has.but when you think about like we said inflation, i am f to come out that the place is going to be more in other countries. you don't think that's going to have an impact. to the u. s. the question becomes, as janet yellen mentioned, is it? how much is that? and i just feel like we're a little bit in the fragile mode. as of right now, maybe in two months is a different conversation. but imagine there's another bank turmoil somewhere else in a different country or to that degree, i can see a scenario here in the us where it has some impact in the fed chooses to keep interest rates a little bit higher, like i can see them play with that because they don't want to go in the other way. and that's what what worries me is that there is this rhetoric of well, we don't know, but we kind of know what may happen, and if it occurs, they're going to be prepared to tighten the fiscal policy. so i have to be honest that that this is a real possibility. shouldn't go that that way. yeah gosh, you know