u. s. economy is not doing as well as it could. they're focused on our foreign policy analysts wars. they focus on everything but making america strong and building america up. so all they have is to point and blame even though it is a ridiculous claim. 5 percent g d p growth for china is enormous. that's more than double what the us as g d p growth rate is going down. oh, they say, oh but it's, it's, it's, it's, it's shrinking. it's going down to what 4.6 percent is the estimate and then you still at 1.9 percent. so even with china having a declining g d p, it's still more than doubled in united states. it's still an incredible in norm as g d p growth that china is experiencing. and so they're just trying to say, well, china is scrambling, china doesn't attack. so china is a subsidizing a bunch of their industries so that those industries don't have to make a profit. so we have to sanction, we have to add all these extra tariffs onto these. for example, on the ease you know, they're putting a 100 percent tariff from the bye didn't ministration. meanwhile, you know, by that has nothi

u. s. economy, because the nations of the world trust us, that'd be the us economy. it's submitted to us and it will much. and so that is why they take the money that the us prints shipment, that it was good and you bought this, this does provide system games and advantages to the american economy, but it's not substantiated by anything. nope. but i can give you some sure data, for example, sunset district according to our experts, over 10 trillion dollars is the amount of money that's you basically being for an insect like that's on, substantiate it's money on found it and it will give you them production of simulator, mr. premier, and i would say that it's a new one, a overall $54.00 trillion dollars is the amount of money that is been printed, but that it was by the us to use while the world. but as they do that, they keep hampering onto mining. they're very coursed resource, the source of the power, the dollar. they are shooting themselves in the foot. sketch. village commence. let's let's, let's start. yes, they are shooting themselves in the foot. you mean you

u. s. and e u economy, these increasing countries are putting out big gold reserves from america. they just including a south africa nigeria gone us send a goal camera ruined algeria, even us allies, egypt and saudi arabia, their old dom bonding, america, send that gold box and just want to be vague. this is audience. the we're sailing along the coast of the biggest and richest country in south america, and that's for sale on the wires by the on the vehicle while you're doing sustain your phones. why don't we sit down as a why i'm that's not a lot of people. i know, look when you might have a store enough to monday, so stuff with that student. you wake up, bite them off putting in 37 years to do. i have to wake up moment but that's not i was made up. of course the fan has to be on the coupon that he went through or not . so just not in our school buddy, i'm gonna give them a decent teacher idea based on your 30th day, then your pop will take you on you and i'm with the subject of mind finding yourself locked in on your just to extinguish them up. so those are when you were calling

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economy. the gone down to w t o was founded on somebody u. s. a. know it's going back to state the economy and really a, to a protective measures in this inflation reduction act was created by the democrats and buying of course, and having this huge range of local content which leads to the investment in your investment in the united states. that's much when you for yeah. and also not deny the subject roads, but this is a policy of course, biden is more that's a positive and we can really agree also on spent and some send us and some future orientation issues like do fishes drugs and risk management of that spot. there is a new direction of economic policy in the united states. that's for sure. we have to live. oh is this, i guess some us we have possibly room for corporation and some of those not trust we have different interests globally funds. united states. do you see over capacity from china as a problem? it's being reported as such and many places? what is the concern? this has long been a claim that china has put too much on the markets. what

will not put the economy of our country and the livelihood of its people in their hands . bricks and the s c o are proper international coalitions and they will help in the stand against the u. s. has had gemini, iran's economy can be effective next to these economies. iran is a capable country. foreign countries are fully aware of iran's role in geo political position in asia, including its ties with the persian gulf and central asian states. iran has specific capabilities. hence, we perceive its presence in bricks, the seo and regional coalitions as an effective presence. it is a 2 way road. we will be effective for them, and they will be the same for us. abraham racy was a highly trusted figure in iran, leaving behind a complex, yet unforgetable footprint in the world of politics. to say true and dedicated to these sonic republics principles. all while navigating his nation through a challenging and harsh to political landscape, his passing rages some crucial questions about the country's future. any definitely signifies any port loss for the sonic republic. you brought him, i use these major contributions to iranian politics and his influence on the nation's trajectory

european citizens are really heartened, as he says about even more the regulation of their economy than the u. s. is already provoked by convincing the ring leaders in brussels to switch out a cheap, fresh, and gas for far pricier american gas. so now the logic is the, even though china is the largest trading partner, that entire relationship should really just be seen through the prism of the conflict. a new frame, like pretty much everything else. these days. queen are so and fond provide you commission president and has already been parenting us treasury secretary, j e. ellen using the same lingo, referring to china quote, over supplying the global markets and the electric cars. by the way, back in the good old days of the western world that used to be called free market capitalism. it's not like anyone accused mcdonalds of over simplifying cheap burgers or anything like that. but now that they're being beaten at their own game, they want to tell the playing field, hence the taxes that the u as been during up to slap on chinese electric vehicles. and china is all like, hey, we're talking abou

u. s. is a big country, big economy, but it's got a problem to built right into us is at its lowest since 1979. and you may ask, why? well, i don't think apple is actually helping with it's a v or a headset and it's a, you know, virtual porn addiction. yeah. oh you, well we run the video. so this is a film of a do to is acquired himself with these virtual reality headsets, at least turned on a bit of porno, in the middle of a park. let me say, you know, does a thing in our lives, you know, how would you describe porn? you? you can't really describe what you know and you see it. so you wanna remember, kamala said, that it was about our children were just talking about actually maybe just talking about sleepy joe and hunter. but it all went down this pipe when he got high on the video or was it part of the plan? ah ah, the one with the uh, yeah hi. so of course another way to control population could be to make a ruling into us court. so i'll give you that. only boeing aircraft will be low take this guy is not, can probably eliminate 50 percent of the population pretty handy because this show is

u. s. has been attempting to project military muscle, economy, cloud, and cultural interest. it's been the same side and you see are amongst the countries that have toby, who has ministry to pack up and the air force has asked the american defense that tashay to immediately stop american activities on the g co say air base. and we ask you to intercede with the appropriate authorities to inform the americans that we have taken the decision to stop their activity. so you can ensure that popped enough to measure and government progress deserve the american government to deny the solver and measuring people the right to choose their partners. and the types of partnerships capable of helping them to truly fight against terrorism is the go moment of new year, rejects the false allegations of the head of the american delegation to maintain that it has signed a secret agreement on uranium with the stomach republic of iran. the cynical of boats usually use to discredit them and ice and justify threats against states doesn't pass. we don't recall in the example of the secondary rec war

u. s. has had an economic strangled home on the cuban economy for more than 60 years now. dating back to when j. f. k was the president of the united states. it is purely a political tool that has been use mostly by presidents and senators and members of congress to get elected while doing nothing for the people of cuba or the people of the united states. but believe it or not, the u. s. is now loosening this embargo by allowing cubans who are part of the burgeoning private business sector. they're to have bank accounts in the united states for the 1st time ever. so they can conduct business. this is a big deal, these small, but this isn't cuba. by the way, we have created a flourishing entrepreneurship with the permission of the cuban government there called me payments. here we go, may be missed employee, nearly a quarter of a 1000000 people in cuba. more than 70 percent of them left the job working for the state for career salaries, i can be payments can be significantly higher than those of state phone companies. the payments are expected to account for 10 percent of q bus g, d, b in 2023

so we can now observe its impact on timelines, economy and how tight $16.00 security team respond. and we can also observe the u. s. we action and whether the u. s. has to be informed and these are all key items for china to decide is to follow up actions and any solution on the horizon. well, um from the tony's part i think there's um, kind of um, reaction is to see like how kind of will conduct it's drills. so in the future, if there is a real war coming off, the intelligence may know how to respond and the real force will know how to respond in the future. so that's not a real solution, but i will have to see how it goes in these 2 days. the very latest day from data, always so, so on inside by thank you. germany says it will not recognize a palestinian state for now. the country's foreign minister says concrete steps towards the political solution to the conflict in the middle east needed. instead. germany is hoping for a 2 state solution negotiated by the use by these and palestinians that would lead to a separate state. all countries of both, it's a recognized palestinian statehood following the october 7th

communities. 17 americans with the team were able to leave through the economy mobile sullivan crossing with the help of the u. s embassy. 3 doctors chose not to leave, despite being told by us diplomats. but they may not have another opportunity to get them out. but i've also been 3, but his doctor's among the group evacuated from alaska. one of them talk to him will have to here is a surgeon with flash of scientific and he joined us out here from occupied. the service of my colleagues in the clock began by asking him about the evacuation. leaving us there was a very difficult process. i understand that we were in effect, stopped for a period of time. however, because of the welfare, so my call is our leadership acted to evacuate those individuals primarily because of concerns for this, from their families, but also from themselves to personally, i actually didn't mind being the uh for longer and some parts of me which is that i never left the tool. the situation in regards to is very difficult. the health care system is on its knees. they need medical professionals that they need. so it has a doctor's name tha

you got to remember that the us is a big country, big economy, but it's got a problem. the boat rate in the u. s. is at its lowest since 1979. and you may ask, why? well, i don't think apple is actually helping with it's a v r headset and it's a, you know, virtual porn addiction. yeah. oh you, well we run the video. so this is a film of a dude who's acquired himself when these virtual reality headsets are these turned on a bit of porno, in the middle of a park. let me say, you know, does a thing in our lives, you know, how would you describe porn? you, you can't really describe what you know and you see it. so you want to remember tomorrow a said that it was about our children or something that actually maybe just thought about sleepy joe and hunter. but it all went down this pipe when he got high on the video, wasn't part of the plan. ah ah, with the big high. so of course, another way to control population could be to make a ruling in the us courts. so i'll give you that only boeing aircraft will be low take this guy's not can probably eliminate 50 percent of the population, pretty handy becau

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germany, within other countries, within the economy, ignored by the conservatives, also maybe by the social democrats. but all the parties who rule within the u. s. u commission. so i think there will be changes in the politics even though, right. when politicians are not really impala but they were producing invisible change and definitely more pressure towards the traditional parties. now me try like living in germany these days, it seems like you are exposed to have on boardman of political ad saying this election is crucial. this election is important. go vote, it matters. what do you think makes it different from previous you elections? well, elections always crucial, but clearly we all see what could be a potential force or said moment of the right and the extreme right. actually playing allowed to role in brussels. when you see old enough on the line who's the top candidate for the p for the conservative central is conservative book and really vying for support from someone like george and bologna, who is as actually mazda of the game of being a fall vice at home. but actually being a surprisingly pro european politician one sees in bruss

u. s. so like the you have a responsibility to make sure that while they are drawing on these resources that are important to to make the transition to the renewable energy economy are not extracted on the backs of people who just don't have any other options in life. been to work in terrible and sometimes deadly conditions by you them for the dream in the usa of electric as easy as for all the rest on the back of extraction from the minds of the congo and from the bodies of come, the leaves. workers who are supposed to bear the drugs of that stream. this is not a bible future. the i don't here. certainly the people talking about is simply using less energy. i think we need to completely read the fine when we think of his progress. and instead of like more energy faster, you know, bigger houses, bigger cars, we have to instead think of progress as more empathy, more compassion, dealing in towns those you, this is what you've done to sicily daddy's over the victim. didn't expect. so you can predict once a month, if you notice all the see, like because somebody presented this last because some of the method that the me this and they said it gets all a lot to peopl

u. is going to give the outlook for chinese e.v.'s. this week more tariffs from the biden administration on many products in the chinese economy.think that will delay the chinese recovery substantially? >> indeed, a good point. the export market is also not that strong. china is annex port market and the tariffs don't help. tariffs in principle, they're trig triggering counter tariffs, which is not good. in general in increases the price for consumers, which we don't believe is a good idea. at the same time the argument is about overcapacities in the automobile example -- industry, for example, there always has been overcapacities. so what's the point? the american e.v.'s don't believe this is such a strong market. same for europe. so i-don't believe this has a huge impact but this tariffs and counter tariffs is maybe not what you want to see in a market which is starting to pick up growth in china. >> i'd like to get your perspective on overcapacity. a lot of european politicians who want to see a green transition, what you need is green panels and those sorts of things but what do you make of the fact china is passing all of

economy is in very bad shape, was a problem from poverty and homelessness. when you look at the average, joe in the us look at the disposable income in the u. s. people. busy average joe is actually struggling is on a survival mode. he has problems paying these bills. he has problems keeping his own house. oh, it doesn't even the faults to rent a house, but the reality is a great uh, the reality on the glove is big with uh, when you go around the, the cities in the us, we see homelessness. you see security. and those are metrics that you can, that do not like people see for themselves that the, the country itself is collapsing. it's infrastructure is old. people are getting. busy power and, and in the seo. so at the same time this contradiction, why are we spending one trillion dollars on the defense spending when this impious collapsing? well, let's say with the economy, less than insurance companies say the imposed price cap on russian oil. one of the main functions against the country has become an enforceable the trade and financial services restrictions, and for additions on the maritime transport of russian oil. an oil product has in our view, r

u. economy. i take care to focus on the safety dimension above all else and certainly the f.a.a.'s making sure at the address their ssues and any cultural issues in terms of prioriiing quality will to the strategic importance withat larf a role. sen. kennedy: we are not just comping against airbus but other countries. i appreciate your candor on that. thank you, mr. chairman. chair schatz: senator reed. sen. reed: thank you. thank you hospitaly. i'm simultaneously chairing the armed service the -- services committee. we are aware of the collapse of baltimore which was a horrendous impact on that city and aware supporting our colleagues we can to get it up and running. but something similar with the imaginenects t sides of the metropolitan area had to coasted, at least t lan. as a result, you have seen it our business community, our traffic,@@■z our commuting wher young people mean going to scolge a hospital appointment has been does appears that the replaceme of the bridge about $360 million is way beyond our federal alloc. i would ask for your help to ge least make us eligiblfor t