u. s. could be placing nuclear weapons fact on u. k. so for the very 1st time in 15 years, so that's what he was mentioning, that he also talks about issues in the so specific saying that the us in nature has been increasing the risks to sizes that increasing that presence as well. and as a result of that, russia, it was going to have to do what it needs to do to show up its own easton voters, sports. and so for those that washington continues to use, the rising tensions on the korean peninsula. and in the area of taiwan island as a pretext to expand the presence of its military forces in the western pacific ocean. because this year, the scope of joint exercise must have between the united states and this allies is expected to increase due to the military potential of nato member countries, of course, as well. the defense minister also talks about increasing the amount of equipment that will be sent to the east and also the training of reservists in those regions as well as russia. looking to carry out the joint international exercises

u. s. could do the same to them and take everything accumulated over time under any pretext. and people are doing everything they can stay on the good side of america. so they don't get sanctioned . you know, here's something america doesn't like your risk having your money stored. absolutely. and nobody wants that. and now i see this alliance between prussia, china. yeah, the bricks, nations and now even the opec nations and they are going to get off the dollar system. the dollar is going to be just as vulnerable as every other currency after that. and once that happens, what's gonna happen to a nation with 30 trillion dollars and the only reason the team, the dollar to the united states still has an a plus credit rating just because of dollars, dominic currents, the currency and to rate it any lower is to basically destroy the faith in that and to stabilize the whole world. dollars the people i chose difficult to see what was the mile goes for 3 of them are president of the shop. it go to the not presume, leave it in full that see a lot if i used to produce the civil stuff.

u. s. special could take a as well, i think that the, increasingly there is a lot more frustration within the administration at a willingness to talk more directly. i think we're also saying that in congress there is a growing sense that the us needs to exert a more of its leverage with israel. whether that means or perhaps slowing down, arms deliveries or taking other measures, doing other things to put pressure on the government of israel to change its possession. ultimately is it's, it's hard to see whether in fact a, an agreement is achievable as long as b. b, netanyahu remains as prime minister, but we haven't reached that point by saying that directly yet. but let them know, we'll definitely be 75 minutes to next week, and that's when that would be negotiations in cairo. what needs to change for those to have any more success than this one? well, i think that, you know, you have to give the categories of the egyptians a lot of credit for uh, for their willingness to stay with these negotiations to try to find creative solutions to work through some of the, some of the issues i broug

the move could pay the wife for reforms and the palestinian authority, which the u. s. a suggested could take over the governing of gaza after the war between israel and thomas to human rights groups of accused israel, of ignoring last month's ruling by the international court of justice in the hey, the cost audit is right now to take immediate measures to ensure the provision of humanitarian aid and god, obviously international and human rights watch site 8 entering cause a has instead decreased. last the it's nice, right? administrator says it's a target steve, inside 11 on the of the city of bol back. the s drive came just hours after has blah fighters down and is reading drugs as but also also savvy is really strong skilled, at least 2 members of the group. so hungry farmers paralyzed pots of brussels. this protest is brought that demands and that attracts us to the sidelines of an e. u. agriculture administers meeting the governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions within the agriculture industry following weeks of demonstrations, but farms remai

u. s. could pick up the phone and stop all of this effect if it wanted to. the reality is, i think the sab reality, from my perspective as an analyst, and also is an american, is that the us is, is on board with, with this operation for, for the most part. and that includes israel's and games in this, which i think are very clear from that from the get go that they want to ethnically cleanse draws or they're talking openly about establishing settlements, establishing a buffer zone. and initially i maintaining full security control over guys are all this, you know, these are published statements, public remarks that they're, that they're making. and so the united states is, is the party to watch the entity, to watch and all of this. okay, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. well, talk to you throughout the morning, hopefully on the dell necessary. thank you as well. the us and u. k. has conduct a joint is strikes against mold in a 1000 and who's the targets in human. washington says the strikes targeted underground with its facilities owned by the rip

u. s. president. could that be professor cornell west or could you help determine who ultimately gets elected in november? the lifelong peace activists scholar and freedom fica is running as an independent in the 2020 for us presidential election. you joins me now from new york. thank you so much a professor west for coming back on going undergrad. it's been a long time ag, daily and now you're running for president before i get to the present president's backing of genocide in gaza for american view. as of this, what states will you be on the ballot full on the 5th of november this year? oh, shooting for all 50. i should be on a good 15 by march 30 in the summer, and by november 1 we're shooting for 50 my but very much so we can really begin in an intense way until just a week or 2 ago because it in, in the states the do awfully is so deeply colonized dominated by big money, make it difficult for independent candidate. so you'd begin the process of getting, getting access to the ballots until of february 1

u. s. president. could that be professor cornell west or could you help determine who ultimately gets elected in november? the lifelong peace activist scholar in freedom 5 is running as an independent in the 2020 for us presidential election. you joins me now from you to thank you so much, professor west for coming back on going on the ground. it's been a long time ago daily and now you're running for president before i get to the present president's backing of genocide in gaza for american view. as of this, what states will you be on the ballot for on the 5th of november this yeah. oh shooting for all 50. i should be on a good 15 by march 30 in the summer and by november 1 we're shooting for 50 member . very much so we can really begin in an intense way until just a week or 2 ago because it in the states, the do awfully is so deeply colonized dominated by big money make it difficult for independent candidate. so you begin the process of getting getting access to the ballots until february 1 and most.

u. s. and e. u. a referendum could be held. oh no, i was unity. but need to purchase government cool. one for the restoration of the news and all and assembly is triggering debate whether that cannot happen. pushing fame. irish unity is its number one goal for pro purchase union is preventing that happening. says image and kinda how to 0. the inside story the that's bringing out guests for today's discussion that will joining us from belfast in northern ireland, dining morrison and also proof lisa as the national director of publicity efficiency and the 1980s is with us as just mark davenport and independent journalist offer on full model that islands political as an island correspondence and did right here in a professor of social policy at all state university, a full, a member of the irish council of state or board. welcome to you all, danny. let's not with your shouldn't friends lead a mary, mary lou macdonald this week said that irish unity was now within, touching distance as nationalism dave finally come? well, certainly that is the direction of travel. there's no doubt about t

u. s. u. k strikes in yemen could inflame existing regional and israel's foreign casa, and public responses from other a run by groups 11 an iraq and syria. barbara and got passed out as they were still the head here on elder 0, maintaining his grip on power by the russian president, alexander lou cushion announces he will seek a semblance to you know, it's the unique perspective that plays himself and does told the palestinians to go to on heard voices, to humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, and upon proceeding landscape, connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere to take every day. this is going to unspeakable horror as to really alone about what's happening because of the tasks and media attention. the stream on out just the are the 1st to decide that we see as the victims themselves was when i saw there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to the western media does have a western bias who understan

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u. s. u. k strikes in yemen could inflame existing regional and israel's foreign casa, and public responses from other a run back groups 11 an iraq and syria. barbara and got passed out. is there still a head on alger 0? a warning from ukraine, that half the promise western military support hasn't arrived on time. and another victory for donald trump and the republican primaries in the us. but his last remaining rival is refusing to bile out of the race, will find out why the weather brought to you by visit castle. holloway will see further spells of framing to uh, west in australia, right with the next style. so as a result of what was proposed a site for a link and then a slot sway for the southwards at east with is weakening features. i think so crash the appraisals the make or what its through i into the 2nd half of the week down. so we'll just southeast, in cold weather, just clipping the fall south east of the west. the weather will be around the top and just around the fall northwest right around the gulf commentary. a pushing up towards the cape, your peninsula, some raw, the wet weather

u. s. is looking at his efforts, not to strike inside of iran, which could potentially precipitate a real -- regional conflagration which could lead to a war, huge cost of the global economy. the -- question is how do you disrupt this network in ways that protect u. s. service members that are in the region, and that try to back these groups off of the kind of tit- for-tat that we -- particularly in iraq and syria. also, the places where they are providing them with weapons, providing them with support, i think that you could see the u. s. targeting that kind of infrastructure. again, it is carefully calibrated, so how do you employ the costs and try to defend the military and service members without getting into that bigger war that i think neither of the u. s. or iran really want. >> there's been over 160 attacks on our troops in the region. should we have responded sooner or more forcefully? >> there has been a conflict in the region for a long time, and the reality is, there's been a war escalating dramatically after october 7th. those attacks come from a variety of different groups, so

spinoff is actively peddling new lies that could impact u. s. elections after meeting with russian intelligence officials in november. that is election interference. if what the department of justice is alleging here is true, the russian government is actively interfering in the 2024 election to try to help donald trump get elected. and russia potentially played republican elected officials, and fox news, like a fiddle in order to do so. when makes all of this all the more alarming is that this is not the first time that this has happened. these are photos of rudy giuliani, then trump's personal attorney with his main source, when he made corruption allegations against joe and hunter biden before the 2020 election. the guy's name is andriy dirt caught, and in 2020 the u. s. treasury department sanctioned mr. derkach. the department put him on a list of russia linked election interference actors, and said that he had been an active russian agent for over a decade. this was not joe biden's treasury department, this was donald trump's. this was sec

the justice department was conducting an active vigorous inquiry into whether assigned could be charged under the u. s. low. most likely the espionage act. 2 weeks a, to be straining, an embassy in london advise the straining government. that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which leads was likely true. on the 16th of december, the saints was released on bail. his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years, the witness and the 2011 to you. k supreme court. moving this should be extra time to switch to face questionnaire vm . a gauge in june 2012, to avoid being taken into custody by sweet, and then extradited to the us. a savings took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the caea and spying on a st agent as visitors in the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave a c. i a access to it in march 2017. when he leaves publish vault 7, detailing the activities and capabilit

u. s. military response? could it be cyberattacks? >> first of all, i think the intelligence shift, -- they all want to ground, radios, radar. within 48 hours of a better view of who moved and where they are now. i don't think it's gonna stop. this will be multi phased. they're gonna be quite careful, as peter pointed out. look, they didn't strike at all. they didn't strike inside iran. they didn't even strike the houthis. they're carrying howitzers, shooting down drones, but they were not part of this so-called retaliation measure. so there are not out of the hook. i think they're gonna try and degrade capabilities to attract u.s. forces in the region. they will largely accomplish that path. >> general mccaffrey, thank you so much. peter, nayyera, thank you as well. >>> when we return, we continue to follow the breaking news out of the middle east, with reactions from the ground. >>> later, a big win for donald trump after his federal election trial is postponed indefinitely. but an even bigger win for the biden administration after

u. k. cotton. what could be his last chance to stop his extradition to the u. s. lawyer? so the 52 year old said that he has to on, well, the legal team is trying to persuade judges that the ground to new appeal hearing, as long as is warranted by us. prosecutors who intend to put him on trial on spying charges. his wife says he could die if he is expedited outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from a son and his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing could become a sondors final battle in the u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted man since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him. wiki leaks, published classified us army materials and supplied by an intelligence analyst or delete contained documents. and the video footage f

u. s. strikes or a violation of sovereignty and could further the stabilize the region and fuel the conflict exactly what you're referring to. talk to us a little bit more about that. what's your take? well, it might take us and then the united states will need to determine its policy towards middle east. and obviously we have seen declining power projection and capabilities buys the united states. and we have also seen that not a lot of countries wanted to support the united states competing in the middle east . so it remains to be seen whether the united states count excerpts, enough pressure on israel to reach a specific settlement on the israel to gauze or conflict. then i think that move these a cold print in were the 2 endings. this and a military solution alone will not deters those groups. as i said previously, military analysts were a number on many things as always thank you for having me. after the us strikes the european union's foreign policy chief, joseph beretta called on all parties in the middle east to avoid further escalation says, we have been reviewed the ones in the gai

u. s. broke or an offer for what could be the 1st extended ceasefire. can you remind us, what exactly is on the table with this proposal? the way what's it is on the table is what was the goal sheet is already in paris between the is there and is the americans cut the empty egypt? sions. and it says some kind of temporary ceasefire, and then a face exchange of hostages and princes. and of course the, there's one big sticking point that we don't have yet an official answer from us to this proposal. we know that how much and 6 to be tricky because they had the money is an end of the wall and then the exchange of prisoners. so and they want some kind of guarantee that there is no the temporary ceasefire. but there is to defy the end of the war and then the exchange of prisoners that this the main sticking point that as you go to your in your report is read about 5 minutes the been anybody that y'all is saying that he will move on until i have the victory against how much i'm telling how much is destroyed, difficult to see how much is giving up. it's a host

u. s. u. k. strikes in human, could inflame existing regional and israel's foreign casa, and public responses from other a run by groups 11 an iraq and syria. barbara and got passed out as the ukranian president ornaments. lensky has repeated his call to weston allies, to step up support for his war against russia, and the speech speech to mark the 2nd to none of us with the russian invasion. he acknowledged that his country has lost the c 1000 soldiers. his comments. com is the us congress debates. a critical ministry aid package. just to get a, you know, program, whether you clean will lose, whether it's will be very difficult for us and whether there will be a large number of casualties depends on you. the on our partners on the west and wild, if we will be strong with western national, we will not lose. we will win to change. their credit is defense minister says hall of promised west and the military support to ukraine, fails to arrive on time comprehensive. the task the task of met your plan is an ultimately costing the lives of soldiers. meanwhile, russia is they accused of a missile a

u. s. u. k. strikes in human could inflame existing regional and israel's foreign casa, and public responses from other a run by groups 11 an iraq and syria. barbara and got passed out of the ukrainian president. druggie means uminski has repeated his call to western allies to step up support for its war against russia and his speech to mock the 2nd down of a 3 of the russian invasion. he acknowledged that his country has lost 31000 soldiers . his comments, comments the us congress, to base a critical military a package to keep to the program whether ukraine will lose, whether it will be very difficult for us and whether there will be a large number of casualties depends on you. the on our partners on the west and weld, if we will be strong with western national, we will not lose, we will win to, to ukraine's defense ministers says half of promised western military support to ukraine, fails to arrive on time. complicating the task of military planners. and ultimately costing the lives of soldiers. meanwhile, russia is being accused of a messiah tack on a railway station in eastern ukraine. the go

u. s. u k, and other western countries. that's why they could not believe it's around would turn into a country that would approach the us. so you case dominates in the country for your own lands and the mom khomeini's world you there was no place for the bullying bowers such as the us israel and other countries that soc materialistic powers. so he remove them from your end so that he will send you. okay, we're not prepared for wishing change. any rod didn't really established government took swift control of the crude industry bring in western dominance and the sector at one end. this prompted the western states to torture were getting their footholds in the country. the 1980s you want to walk here in which the west supported baghdad was one's thoughts flashed point even before the around their right to us. it tried in different ways of the course of 19 months to exhibit the military pressure on the run by surrounding is forward as an attempt to divide the country. when not the success of failures, they conclude that sits around was not comprom

u. s. satellite system, which could have far-reaching significant impacts, not just an everyday american life ways we are dependent on this technology, to say nothing of our national security umbrella. separately the way in which this was disclosed. i think you saw the frustration even on jake sullivan in that briefing, questioning from peter alexander and others. he came to the briefing room to discuss another matter, the foreign aid bill that obviously is under debate in congress at the moment. turner's letter was just close just before that briefing and you could see sullivan was surprised and he took the step of making a public, in a cryptic way. you saw officials trying to reassure americans that this was not an imminent threat, that this is something to be taken seriously but not a matter that needed to be disclosed in this way. and then separately, what is going to be the follow-up here? you had a statement from mark warner and marco rubio, the chairman and ranking member of the senate intelligence committee respectively, politely suggesting turner should not have disclosed this in thi

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have voted in a referendum that could triple parking fees for larger s u. v. 's from outside the city vehicles over $1.00 tons would be charged. 18 year rose an hour to part. the city says they cause more pollution and deadlier accidents. several groups would be except including those living and working in the city to raise people and people with disabilities. humans whose the militia has vouch to continue its attacks on rugs the vessels after the united states and britain launched another series of air strikes against them. washington and london for without a joint statement saying they had dozens of targets inside cameron, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers as well as radars. of the strike is part of the join us and u. k. military effort to determine different things from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the front seat. the united states says it will continue with retaliatory strikes. here's why has national security advisor jake sullivan to it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of i

eisenhower and we weren't about dwight eisenhower warren's that the military industrial complex could take over the u. s. with intelligence services and run it. and then the politicians just become the puppets, right? using corruption money, whatever to keep them all the way and they would just keep us in war after war after war. and unfortunately, that's what happens. so the progression is, is, is kind of systemic and an on all consuming, um, but in order to have those wars, they have to have some lens of consents. right? and to do that, you need strong propaganda and you need to suppress truth and you need to not let embarrassing things like work crimes or corruption come out into the public call. the which a found to himself has been said to the feeling on, well preventing him from the pairing and for them both days of the hearing. if you want any more details on this and not a set of send a full reaction to these events, you can head on move us to our website onto the, on the ball. gary a is postponing the delivery of $100.00 ahmed personnel. carriers, p crating, demanding stuff that nato picks up t

eisenhower, the warranty about dwight eisenhower warrants that the military industrial complex could take over the u. s. with intelligence services and run it. and then the politicians just become the puppets, right? using corruption money, whatever to keep them all. and they would just keep us in war after war after war. and unfortunately, that's what happens. so the progression is, is, is kind of stomach and an on all consuming, um, but in order to have those wars, they have to have some lens of consents. right. and to do that, you need strong propaganda and you need to suppress truth and you need to not let embarrassing things like work crimes or corruption come out into the publishers of the day while on the streets. the feelings towards the song just case a plan, the plight solve the whistle blow has failed to move western politicians exposing, assuming double stand it, and that treatment without the recent incident searches by committing russell brown . that's what true morals and principals mean the values and principles can be applied to any situation they don't use as a weapon. uh huh. right.

u. s. a dislike the targeted. he's a vehicle in one of the eastern, the suburbans at last night. the more than others here held a funeral procession. and the what a chance that you could get a chance against the u. s. chance. and us sentiments. the have a conveyed a multiple messages from this location to the us that they're calling view as the, the, the, the worst deviled and they're threatening to escalate the attacks. there's a good thing to escalate war attacks in the region until the united states. uh, submitted to personnel leave the area until the u. s. a stops supporting as well. and it's major and it's been, it's a campaign against us or moved up to wise apologies. we lost our connection to our course funding there. in fact that moving on and members of a class meeting in nigeria in an effort to boost community and support for the west african regional organization. the talks we convened after booking a fi, so new share and molly announce plans last month to leave the organization. all 3 of old by military leaders will cease power in recent course. the postponement of elections incentive got is also on the agenda. i made the trace has the latest on the gather

u. s. pressure to reform the listing and i said with the it could be, this is one of the most and we are that you know, um and on sales day would be talks in most co uh, between the state in factions the especially between how much in fact they're on the sponsorship of the russian government, and so that would be a, a move for a step toward the unity among the palestinians. hasn't been to share reporting from mom. thank so much. has them. thank you. these really millet trays, drawing up plans to evacuate civilians from gauze garza's, southern most city of rough or the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu at says the is really forces want civilians to leave when it cools areas of slicing ahead of a much anticipated ground defensive the military says israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to send ground troops into rafa, despite the concerns of even his staunchest allies of this as egyptian media report . the negotiations for us. these 5, between israel and from us have resumed in capital. it has been one month since the international court of justice ordered israel to pre