u. s. economies based on the military industrial complex, the u. s. prepared fall. so the military industrial complex already is pushy for all over the world in different parts of the what. so it benefit from the is foundation or that's why the west destination says buyer uh, in the occupation and i bought a date and end of quarter. that is, the more we will not be attending that because otherwise it means how do you does sort of contracts. we don't started this business, but do you know if it's a bump it up to up and it's done the destruction. and now the companies that are building a u. s. companies, so it's business, but it's, it's a, it's how the computer is in wife's general experience. it's in different parts of what it should not be. and that's if she needs me to use the united states have sidelines or countries from intervening for peace, particularly in palestine and israel. the not more than just not an honest broker. they, i have no intention for peace because as i said, they work in concert and for peace in the middle east. the main meta, the central mas

u. s. economy. so united states political establishment is highly racist. it is very hostile towards the palestinian people and it shows that by supporting apartheid ethnic cleansing and the concept murder of palestinians literally every day. and usually teenagers find is ray the regime. so the nice easy in no position to accuse iran or anything when the plight of the policy mean people only gets worse. due to the fact that the united states gives this way. we were seeing full support and iran, as well as its regional allies on not and is not and will not be intimidated by the united states. the russian federal security service has opened a criminal case into a full, not russian lawyer. it accuses any and all the cause of engaging in states trees that the phone, the russian lawyer is known for his common searching violence against most goes on forces on russian citizens. he's also provided legal assistance to the ukrainian military, as well as given financial support on the advocated for kids leadership. he's lived and worked in ukraine. it seems 2021 and j

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u. s, economies based on the military, industrial complex the pitfall. so the military industrial complex already is pushy for all the way in different parts of the what. so it benefits from the is foundation or that's why the west destination says buyer uh, in the occupation and i bought a date and end of quarter. that is, the more we will not be attending that because otherwise, immediately it does sort of contracts with newton starting to business. but do you know if it's saved from the laptop and it's done the destruction? and now the companies that are building a u. s. companies, so it's business, but it's, it's a, it's how computers in wifes, general experience. it's in different parts of the way it should not be. and that's if she needs me to use the united states have sidelines or countries from intervening for peace, particularly in palestine and israel. the not more than just not an honest broker. they, i have no intention for peace because as i said, they work in concert and for peace in the middle east. the main meta, the central massive rema

u. s. is because the u. s. has laid waste of their economy, has through the sanctions through all kinds of military interventions and crews made desperate conditions in the countries of the global south. so people come here not willingly, but literally for their survival of their families. it's us policies around the world that are the cause of migrants trying to come anywhere where they can find work to europe, to the us, to more developed economies. but it's because their own countries have already been so thoroughly looted, colonized that really is what's going on and you see the response today throughout the so how in, in west africa, where people are telling the french and the us a needle to get out. so i think we got to connect the dots in terms of the migrants who come here for a better life and what's been done to their lives at home and what the us war policies create and, and what us sanctions, policies create in terms of real hunger in countries around the world. yeah. so i interesting the point you made the so they disrupt the countries versus people people leave the home government and everything. a

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insists on damaging the routine economies and is, is getting what it's asking for because us, it's very much in control 0 being commission. essentially, these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america or europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and the sanctions and also from a corporate viewpoint is frankly last design code business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that this low assume as broad, and i do think more, most of the 2 people because it is a mass all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, all actually, right. and when the damage and dance inflicted it needs to be compensated, and really european governments should get the money from the us. well, the thing is i'll, as always, is going to have your company here on our t, i'm. well, that's allow me a, a, a, the the western world you frame project is facing some stark in probably insurmountable obstacles. jim is failing badly on the battle. western age is meeting limits and there is never been popular support f

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insists on damaging the routine economies and, and is it's getting what it's asking for because us is very much in control. 0 can commission, essentially these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and these sanctions, and also from a corporate view point is point view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad and i do think model. so that should be brought because it is a matter all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, i actually right. and when the damage and, and inflicted it needs to be compensated and really european governments to get the money from the us. well that's all this thing is out as always is going to have your company here on the i'm and from on me a the the a really awesome diane post. i am not fully. it's got uh quite a be or is that seems to be on him sort of by unusually impost study on young doctor the duty sending me down 3 months, which i thought i

u. s e 's while impose economy and cultural sanctions again. so that's recall all of these largely symbolic but they were presented. another step in these really is glad to move away from the close relationship it had with the static and government in its defense. here's how it is really need to put to, to get simpler to every decision is not between to fix it. stations, every choices between 2, imperfect alternatives. at that time, the movement of black south africa was, was our thought against us. actually, we didn't have much of a choice, but we never stopped denouncing about sites. we never agreed with it. but what the doctor can think about all of this, i think that most of them are here to the apartheid regime and an opportunistic reasons. they saw apartheid in south africa as being a bulwark for the type of agenda that the western countries, the imperialist, wanted to have an apricots which was to avoid true freedom to establish a form of neil colonialism. and they wanted to work with the apartheid government because they saw that real f

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to europe and businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the u. s. insist on damaging the routine economies and it's, it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being permission. essentially these sections on route haven't been requested by me. you know.

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u. s. government did with the entire economy on the way that us businesses just like in 2008 with the financial crash, the hif, they just sold the policy of this free money. took it. and now that we thing the consequence of having. so yeah, just kicking the can down the road, chris, i mean, i know you've always put your finger on the pulse of all the global finance is know the pci. oh, isn't this that and the other but it looks, i mean, legitimately, it looks really concerning what the future of the us dollar is going to be because you know, if the dollar has a crash, none of us are going to escape on the scale. you know, it's a global reserve currency and what do you think the future holds for the don't whatever. it's really, it's really hard to see. i think we're going to continue to see the shift away from the us dollar being this was libraries as currency because here we just put up china. we bought up russia. we india, one of these bricks, nations who was that see already looking at other markets to invest in. is that to be honest, you don't want to buy monopoly money. he wants to buy some

u. s. i o. a school euro economy from the us. but let's hope that this will change somehow because, you know, you're is destroying itself and the weapons they have sent already the last one. i know how to use it. it's crazy. so they run out of the weapons. also, you know, the north street pipeline is gone. so germany is a big mess of the country or uh, more than that is, this is another for, they are the most uh, rush, i hate things country. uh, the each. uh, because we have the billing at the age of 18. uh nissan. so they still try, you know, still trying and saying because of the induced uh pro is to the f sixteens. but the people, the majority of the people, they don't, they don't believe unit anymore. if they asian believes is i don't think so, so i don't see it happening and i see it happening that the somehow the terrorist that's most likely will happen in the near future. you know, brian, one of the, you know, you're a former us marine. i don't know what a part of the us means you were in, but i mean it will, although you

u. s. government did with the entire economy on the way that us businesses just like in 2008 with the financial crash, the hif, they just sold the policy of this free money. so kit and now that we've seen the consequent savings. yeah, just kicking the can down the road, chris, i mean, i know you've always put your finger on the pulse of oval. the global finance is know the pianos and this that and the other, but it looks, i mean, legitimately, it looks really concerning what the future of the us dollar is going to be. because you know, if the dollar has a crash, none of us are going to, we're skype and skate, you know, it's a global reserve currency. and what do you think the future holds for the don't whatever. it's really, it's really hard to see. i mean, if we look, you know, you mentioned crypts, i just this, they, they just added basically the entire market cap of bit pointing to that desks and one day, right. and the market. so we got into this and you've seen that you've been this morning looking at this, and i think we're going to continue to do the shifts away from the us dollar being

u. s. has made no secret, but it sees china's growing economy as a threat. it will display such as the number one economic powerhouse. so is it, um, well, i've gotten using what surprising, but is it a surprising that johnny showed such a independence here? well i'm, i'm not sure it's actually time to call that independence yet. but again, the us might want to show in that we also, we have also seen in us independence from its china bad rhetoric. so secretary janet the other end for example, has just announced a set of working groups on, on finance and the economy with china. so us trying to work in groups are starting up and also with the same official, hopefully from who has just met with the german officials. 2 of them, germany's membership of this multi natural institution. remember this bank is it's, it's not just some state bank. it's a full blooded multilateral institution of $57.00. germany is one of 57 founding members as it is the u. k. a front italy, south korea and so on. so they're all still pay. and germany remains there and today that apparent

economy. and when the u. s . is spending almost a trillion dollars on the military, including this new call now. additionally, for a $106.00 more $1000000000.00 to send to ukraine to send to israel, to antagonize china and create more problems in asia. i think a lot of americans are saying this is not a government that is in our national interest or the is helping me as an individual . people want to see better health care system. affordable housing, affordable college education, money put into addressing the climate crisis. not into more war, and i think that this is going to hurt the buying administration if they continue to insist on giving so many of our tax dollars to militarism and overseas was do you have benjamin, the inactive us and the kind of found to of could bank a groceries piece and social justice organization. thank you for spending this time with us here. and i'll just here in the day. thank you so much. all as move hosting ins account. those whose previous street found shelton other countries on

u. s. bull bull stuff security at it's embassy in haiti, buck sending to to stabilize the economy, was not on it's a 10. don't all know that there was no task, but he is at that time since the 1st it's came to add to restoring democracy and security failed, especially if you look at multiple listing to these the dating back of the, from the early 19 hundreds the so now because of cost interventions to is the some sort of institution that no, that's people are saying that new $1.00 will fix the problems that because of the is and really say that to the why we can use of the right country. especially if you look at the differences in culture, a language and religion, all of these and became yeah, one of 7, the wrong choice to the invitation, people's eyes or of this as a result of the cost. it was a mistake. so that would be nice as me just in case you, we spoke to my sharia, what tara, who told us the current, the haitian government does not represent the interest of its people to get to you and crazy and is keeping innovations at the same. you have to get the content from the parties of th

u. s. should be responsible for repairing the damage done to you in businesses because it was washington that initiated the sanctions. the us insist on damaging the routine economies and is it's getting what it's asking for because us has very much control 0 being commission. essentially, these sections of repair being requested by the united states of america for europe to adopt orleans because it is quite a valid question. and the sanctions and also from a corporate view point is point of view last design could business of damage. so i think it's very sensible that as low as soon as broad, and i do think more, most of the 2 people, because it is a matter all right and wrong. whether these sanctions, all actually, right. and when the damage and dense inflict it needs to be compensated and really european governments to get the money from the us. well, but, so for this thing is out as always, is going to have your company here. let's see, i'm allow me the, [000:00:00;00] the we all know that the future is going to be one of renewable energy. but what kind of renewable energy, hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, they're all very popular sources of renewable energy that

u. s. a bowl. both stats security. i'm edits embassy in haiti back sending to to stabilize the economy was not on it's a team. don't all know that there was no task, but he is at that time since they 1st came to add to restoring democracy and security failed to, especially if you look at multiple listing to the this is a dating backups from 1900 the so now because of cost innovation, so that is the some sort of institution that no, that's people are saying that new $1.00 will fix the problem. is that because of the is and really say that to the why we can use of the right country, especially beach, if you look at the differences in culture, a language and religion, all of these and became yeah, one of 7 the wrong choice to be in the haitian people's eyes or of this as a result of the cost is the mistakes that should be used as me just thinking to know my funding for a long term solution. that's the message from washington national officials admitted the us is running out of money to support the cost of the conflict. can you trade ok is caleb mauppin brings us details, and it's getting harder to keep dumping m

economy. which is already suffering from record high use unemployment and flagging consumption. the writers guild of america, which is the union working on behalf of the film and tv riders across the u. s. has approved a new contract with major hollywood studios, the agreement, the ends of 5 months strikes the plunge, the industry into turmoil. it includes pay raises and protections against the use of a i and to poland, which is gearing up for general elections for the l. g. b t q community much is at stake. the government has faced international condemnation for it stands on the rights, same sex relations are not legally recognized in the country even so some businesses are trying to show support. the pink economy is thriving, dw, as jack parents went to meet an outspoken polish flip flop brand, in the warehouse of could be to in the western part of the city of large compared to it has been selling flip flops in poland since the mid ninety's. it's something of an iconic product here, but it's steadily lost its popularity off to say it was a trickle to a few 100 pads a yeah, that's why i was because of ski and 2 of the new cohen is, came in to completely revamp the brand in 2018. that'

economy. so there's a boomerang the welcome back to the with the globe. 2 i'm john curry onto we're speaking with u. s . department of veterans affairs whistleblower ted la. guido, about his whistle blowing over the issue of counseling for american military veterans. ted, it's good to have you with us. thanks for hanging in there. thanks again, john. good to be back to you wrote a book called broken promises that has been very well received. the reviews are universally positive and most for viewers. describe the book as important. did you originally set out to write a book or was it something that developed over time? well, this is actually something that developed. i never intended fact. i didn't want to write a book on and to be honest with you, then people kept telling me, no, you gotta do this, you gotta do this. so i, i had a lot of encouragement. you know, this could be very beneficial that only to the issue, but other things. and so i decided to go ahead and start working on this in uh, i believe it was a 2021 is when i started putting things together from documents and things i had written alr

economy. and any sensible european leaders should have recognizes an acting according to their own national interest. that's what victor obama is doing. you know, you told her about the u. s. cannibalizing it's your pin allies. i think they have a very different interpretation of kissing just such and he to, if you are america's enemy, a can be dangerous, but to be america's ally can be faith. so i'm on the other hand, we hudson shooting ping today talking about how tighter is out to you, a very peaceful nation. and i think that's and quite right and pointed to the great lou. this was built for defensive purposes. and yet you look at the media and you would think the sheets and paying himself is about to leave the p l a. i didn't know across the south china sea and head onto to taiwan. i mean it's, it's, it's really quite a nefarious message and coming out of the west isn't a, it's entirely 1984 where right now, where is piece. the fact is, china has not flawed away in the last 30 years. were as you look at the track record of us, libya, iraq, afghanistan, and now we have a mess in the middle east that is from the us on policies doing. there has already no position to cri

economy of taking center stage sen access. he's confident so confident his government is making progress and bringing down inflation. the u. s. congress has prevented a government shot down with just alice to spy by the senate on the house. it costs a temporary measure to extend government funding by $45.00 days. the plan does not include additional financial support for ukraine, of the opposition from some republicans present job life and has signed the bill internal results from the presidential runoff election in the movies show a significant victory for the challenger, mohammed movies bots, the new president will face challenges if he's to keep his promises that he made on the election trial. 2010 reports in the capital, the motives. molly of the new president elect to the multiplan mohammed movies arrives at his party headquarters. the smiles and a hand shakes up the stone seeking the campaign is beyond. the dog was emerged with a clear motion, no doubt about his victory celebrations in the narrow streets of the capital. molly, but louise's restraint until campaign restrictions understood independence. the observers sat

economy going. and that's the message that politicians here seem to avoid. the various prime minister mark a suitor of the largest party to conservative c s u once migration to be kept facing strong competition to see if is expected to win this election. we say yes to helping people, but to be a judge on the invalid to have a clear plan and stop uncontrollable migration. at a reception center in unix, these refugees from sierra leone have been traveling for months to dozens of countries. they tell us that germany is the best hope for protection. this area has registered more than 30000 the asylum seekers this year, an increase of nearly 80 percent on 2022. but that's less than half the number of refugees who arrived in 2015 municipalities have been struggling to house them. a new shelves, us like this one medium unit of being built, sometimes against a will of local residence. at this moment to us, i can focus is always on refugees, refugees and refugees for us, the germans, nothing much has been done. when you look at the prices, normal work is like us can hardly afford our groceries any longer. no pay our rent a sentiment often hurt during this election ca

u-s-a, u-s-a. you know, what makes this so remarkable is the fed has been trying, like, with a stick to beat down the u.s. economy trying to slow down the rate of inflation. the economy just keeps growing. we've had al sorkin on here, other economists, people who run big banks, attorneys who focus on work on this side of the ledger, and they're all shocked. they're shocked this economy keeps growing. i guess the question is, and we'll bring it to mike allen, but, first, mike, do you have anything to say to our audience across the fruited plains? >> i do. it's hard in these times for the world and for the country, but for you and your family, joe, happy friday. >> there it is. >> boom. >> we can all go home. that's it. >> thank you so much for being on "morning joe." hope you have a good weekend. mike, here's the thousand dollar question. i mean, you compare the united states economy to britain's economy to france's economy, to any economies across the world in the west, and we're doing so much better. there's no doubt about it. yet, you look at the polls, and joe biden is getting no credit for this at all. the wh