u. s. either he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because of higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause an employment and reduce demand. an answer to what is a supply problem and that will solve it in the meantime, he's just trying to look like he's doing something. but he's waiting on under recession to really do it. as gas prices continue to rise across europe, jim and chancello law sholtes express concern about the increase in heating bills, labeling the issue social explosives. if suddenly the heating bill goes up by a couple of 100 euros, then this is an amount that many people really cannot cope with. this is a social explosive. as gas prices rise in europe, the u. s. continues to push europeans to cut their energy usage. this that comes against the backdrop of a price crunch that has increased oil and co production, contradicting europe's green agenda. otts ease, it shall, davinsky has more. second climate change is a perennial issue for the g 7 before the war in ukraine. it was meant

u. s. respond? even brzezinski, remember who could not be more of a phobic yet? he also recognized there was a dilemma. the u. s. can either facilitate or support a transition to multiple or order when the youth has a privileged position, or alternatively, you can fight all his rivals in the ground, stand off to regain his former dominant position. though i think that because the west has linked the survival of liberalism and our values to hedge money, personal negotiation. so what we now see is that your assistant presume confrontation with many, emily rush in europe, china and asia, and iran in the middle is a seeing that is used to fight to restore is global hedge money. even though this does not seem very likely at all, well, you bring up a really good point learn. i mean, one of the things that you know, in glenn gives a perfect explanation there. but is this an ideological thing? is it based on security? is it based on g o politics? because if it's ideological, then the west cannot lose, will that is, everything goes against everything in history. empires rise and fall centers of power move around. i mean, that is th

u. s. respond? even brzezinski, remember who was could not be more of a former, yet he also recognized there was a dilemma. the u. s. can either facilitate or support a transition to multiple or order when the youth has a privileged position, or alternatively, you can fight all his rivals in a ground stand off to regain his former dominant position. now i think that because the west has linked the survival of liberalism and our values to hedge money, no negotiation. so what we now see is that your assistant resume confrontation with many, emily russia in europe, china and asia and iran in the middle east. and so this is what we're seeing that is used to fight to restore is global hedge money. even though this does not seem very likely at all. well, you bring up a really good point learn. i mean, one of the things that, you know, in glenn gives a perfect explanation there. but is this an ideological thing? is it based on security? is it based on g o politics? because if it's ideological, then the west cannot lose. will. that is, everything goes against everything in history. empires rise and fall centers of power, move around.

u. s. s. all was devastated by will in either states last about 400000 people. had the brits last less than the americans did as a soviet suffer 27000000 deaths with john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address. and i 263. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, halfmoon, cold wheel, off tackle, and cherry, a. dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack. january. the 1st 1957 to the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of alteration, dropshot and visited dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targe

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u. s. doesn't support a unilateral change at is either the p r c, trying to coerce taiwan to do what it ons or taiwan trying to run afoul of what the p r c wants in order to permanently alter its status so that the u. s. position is we don't really care where the p r c and taiwan end up. but our, it is a strong interest of the united states is very important to the united states. that wherever you go, you go there peacefully and neither side tries to force the other. so sometimes the u. s. emphasizes, we don't want to see china or that we don't want to see the p. r. c coercing. i watch some about preserving the status quo. why has it suddenly become so much more contentious that the notion of taiwan i think part of what's going on here is that the p r c has become more sort of forward leaning on many issues as it's international power, comprehensive, national power, you know, military, economic and diplomatic has increased, it has become more willing to make the demands that have been longstanding interest of the p r c. but it maybe in the past was not quite so a sort of about but the other

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know the drillers won't, won't increase the output the supply of crude oil in, in the us either he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because of higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause unemployment and reduced demand. an answer to what is a supply problem and that will solve it in the mean time. he's just trying to look like he's doing something. but he's waiting on under recession to really do it. the u. k wants to use the feed crisis in africa as a pretext for the royal navy to move into the black sea. that's how the russian foreign minister commented on london's recent proposal to escort ukrainian grain shipments from ports in the region with them. but the mission of israel lopez, the origin of the current food and economic crises, was explained by president putin. they are caused by the ill conceived hasty and outright selfish policies of western states. was trying to speculate in the worst possible way on food security, accusing russia, some things, which is not russia's fault at all. if you listen to the statement of boris johnson and his secretary of state for for

know the drillers won't, won't increase the output the supply of crude oil in, in the us either he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because of higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause unemployment and reduced demand. an answer to what is a supply problem and that will solve it in the mean time. he's just trying to look like he's doing something. but he's waiting on under recession to really do it was gas prices continue to rise across europe at german chancellor, olaf schultz has expressed concern about the increasing heating bills. labeling the issue, social explosives, if suddenly the heating bill goes up by a couple of 100 euros, then this is an amount that many people really cannot cope with. this is a social explosive. and his gas prices rise in europe. the u. s. continues to push europeans to cut their energy usage. this comes against the backdrop of a price crunch that has increased oil and coal production, contradicting europe's green agenda. r. c. to show defense gas more. second time it changes a perennial issue for the g 7 before the war in ukraine. it was me

i'll just either keep the u. s. as welcome, the saudi arabia's decision to open its air space to all civilian carriers, including flights to and from israel. earlier in israel, joe biden and prime minister yellow pete signed the non binding decoration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons bite and also restated the u. s position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. he'll meet the palestinian president, mac with our bus in the coming hours before traveling to saudi arabia. and a landslide that swept over a school in rural northwest columbia has killed at least 3 children. floods in the area have to space dozens of families, emergency services, of warning, of more landslides. those are the headlines that he's continue. is he on al jazeera after how to their world stations and so much back up. oh oh ah . ringback ready ah. ready ringback ready ready ready ready ah yes and a nice 50. not yet a somebody that needs some. she wants to move it over to you on a more to y'all, are you on a on so on so she

either. he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because of higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause unemployment and reduced demand and an answer to what is a supply problem and that will solve it. in the meantime, he's just trying to look like he's doing something, but he's waiting on under recession to really do it. as gas prices continue to rise across europe, jim and chancellor olaf shouts is expressed concern about the increasing and heating bills, leaving the issue. social explosives, if suddenly the heating bill goes up by a couple of 100 euro's then, this is an amount that many people really cannot cope with. this is a social explosive. more than 20000000 people in germany arts risk of energy poverty that's according to the cologne institutes for economic research. the reports calculated that the quarter of germans have spent 10 percent of the household income on energy almost double compared to last year. and the policy threatens lower and is, and households facing financial diff

know the drillers won't, won't increase the output the supply of crude oil in, in the us either he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because of higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause unemployment and reduced demand and an answer to what is a supply problem. and that, that will solve it in the mean time, he's just trying to look like he's doing something. but he's waiting on under recession to really do it. yes, president, jo biden's rating has hit it's lowest points with his disapproval figures almost doubling since june last year. some journalists have also been critical of biden for allegedly restricting free press principles enshrined in the iconic u. s. first constitutional amendments ortiz, rachel blevins picks up the story. the united states prides itself on maintaining the principles of freedom of speech and freedom of the press which are enshrined in the nations constitutional 1st amendment. however, the buying and ministration is being criticized for doing quite the opposite. and this time, the backlash is coming from members of the media. in fact, a group of

either? i now he is u. s. president joe biden, speaking about iran from jerusalem. one day later on, july, the 14th, which is lord, are in convincing the saudis and others that were mean always say, is, we mean when we say they have an opportunity to accept this agreement and lay down and say don't, whom is absolutely clear, we will not we say it again, we will not allow ran to acquire nuclear weapons, who is going to compromise wayne and join i discussion i you chief comment section is now live a waiting for your comments and questions. ah, let's meet your panel hello nichol. i hillary said, welcome back to the string to all 3 of you, nice to see you again, need go. i'll remind audience who you all of what you do. there are more of the, i'm in iranian american journalists on political analyst based here in washington, d. c. i also host they are on podcast. get to have you have a great to have you back on the screen. please introduce yourself the audience around the world. i'm hillary man leveritt. at this point, i'm ceo of a political consultancy strategic strategi

should either ob, laughlin have met the u. s. secretary of state in washington to demand accountability for her deaf sharing was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in the occupied westbank auto zillow shit. hubbard, tansy met shirlen's niece leaning ob walker. we continued to reiterate our demands and our concerns, especially regarding the 4th of july statement that was released. it was not an investigation and we expressed how damaging it was to the truth. and to all the multiple reports that were released ah, by respect of news outlet, and most importantly by the u. n. o, we clearly demanded an independent and a transparent investigation by the u. s. considering that she didn't was an american citizen. we also asked for accountability and the justice wasn't really acknowledgment there about how absurd it seemed. when the u. s. government said that they couldn't make any definitive judgment about who killed sri and yet they've decided it wasn't dumb on purpose. by the idea of was, was that contradict

u. s. so i don't think leaders on the leaders on either side have very much room for new maneuver. well, with this crucial election coming up for she, jim ping. i bet there's a lot of. well, i wouldn't say acting, but a lot of playing to add to the public going on, especially this anger over at nancy pelosi proposed visit to taiwan when you say so on the she side. it's not that he's going for election. i think it's pretty clear. has is the term it's about him being able to push agenda through being able to put his key allies into important positions. and the way that she has positioned himself, as the leader of china, is one that focuses a lot on nationalism on bringing up china sort of national sentiment sometimes in rather sort of ethnic terms. and that can come up as pretty strident. so with that, create a dynamic in the p r c, where everyone has an incentive to look strong. no one has an incentive to look, we least of all she. so i think there's going to be a lot of forcefulness coming from. she has certainly we see that on as rhetoric on taiwan, that's this new thing that he's

u. s. doesn't end with the colonization. the puerto rico state is either comes amid mass process taking place on the carbon island. bullock. i'm go was sparked by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people taken to the streets of san juan. to demand the constellation of the government contracts with us, power grid operates at luma. demonstrates his claim that despite frequence power outages, the electricity company has raised prices 7 times since last year. we met representative hug this response to those processes. although we respect the right to protest, the reality is that some people prefer to play politics and ignore the fact that loom, or inherited an electrical system that suffered years. in fact, decades of abandonment. a spokesman for the puerto rican action movement one, lopez bows says the porter, because the colonization is a matter of urgency and could improve people's quality of life. the thing that they put within society is so colon, nice not to understand the we have been calling you for 5216 years and it's been, i would never be in a

u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia, the rest of the world either supported russia or were neutral and the developing world in particular. in africa, asia, latin america have actually increased their time with russia since that time. so i do think yes, the world is bigger than the west. i think most of the world is tired of the west. the west has been looting africa, for example, for centuries. and, you know, they're looking for other partners of the u. s. really. what is it brought to places like africa in the middle east in recent years, war and destruction? you know, and so yeah, the world is getting bigger. we now see him all type, pale polar world and bloom and places like african are taking advantage of that. should russia doesn't have a colonial passed on the continent, unlike many of the others who are criticizing moscow for, for this very trip right now does not make a difference for how they can build relations from here. the fact that there is no colonial baggage with moscow, this will be union back in the 1950s, did support all pollutions against lonia powers in

u. s. dollar. as a new survey shows. 85 percent of the world with central banks either hold or intend to hold the chinese national firm that can use that government passes. blame for the food crisis on the far away conflict in ukraine as protesters in the eastern.

they actually went down and i don't think he's going to get any benefit either in domestic calling here in the u. s. or having world leader see him is any more strong or decisive than they do with him beginning his trip. well obviously you've touched on that now with the various problems the u. s. they did the whole world is facing. do you think that this is the right time for him to to make a trip to israel, given the domestic issues at home? i think he's looking desperately for anything that can make him look more presidential, more like a world leader. but again, the fact that he looks fragile, he can't really communicate very effectively whether it's domestically or whether it's internationally that is not, you know, adding any, any stature to this particular president. and again, i think the problems at home are growing even further out of control today we, we got to new inflation numbers 9 point one percent. the highest that the u. s. is seen since 1981. you're a young guy may not remember. 1981, but it's a long time ago. peter was certainly before i was born steve. a favor. going to leave it