u. s. good to go to that process. and they get to russia and outlets in a few days, but they get to couple of years. it took them just a few days to, to attack the russian media. so going back to your question, do this list that the american officials took that they taught that maybe the corporate media in the united states would justify all the harm that's going to be chaise by the american people. and to be honest with you, i don't know when there's this level of propaganda is going to actually work or not . you have a segment of the american population. that is, yeah, i think what the biden administration is doing is powerful to the united states as a country. and there's a segment that is basically following the propaganda effect today. i guess we will have to wait and see, but for the time being, let's take a very short break. we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. ah, we ah ah a a ah welcome back to well, the board with bought is id professor of political communications at the university of tech from

u. s. good to go to that process. and they get to russia and outlets in a few days, but they did to couple of years. it took them just a few days to, to attack the russian media. so going back to your question, do this list that the american officials took that they taught that maybe the corporate media in the united states would justify all the harm that's going to be faced by the american people. and to be honest with you, i don't know when there's this level of propaganda is going to actually work or not . you have a segment of the american population that is utilized. what device administration is doing is powerful to the united states as a country. and there's a segment that is basically following the propaganda effect today. i guess we will have to wait and see, but for the time being, let's take a very short break. we will be back in just a few moments. stay tuned. ah well a little you no one, no, no, not a joke, no, no well dol, more shrill than what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the

u. s. dot market looking well, it is not good. all 3 of the major stock indices here in the united states are sharply down the s and p 500 more than 3 percent. and if it continues that way until the closing bell, which is just over 2 hours from now, that would put the market into what's known as bear market territory. that means trading 20 percent lower than its most recent high, which was in january. and these declines are happening across all sectors of the economy, energy discretionary consumer spending, crypto currencies are tanking and even market heavy waves like apple, microsoft, amazon are all lower in this suggest that investors are worried and lessening their exposure to the market. why are they worried? as you mentioned, there was this terrible report on friday that inflation in the united states continues to creep up. it was the biggest increase in 40 years with 8.6 percent increase in inflation over this time last year. and that's prompting concerns that the fed will raise interest rates even higher and more and more q

u. s. a few people in the u . s. know that is good for the world to know that because you know, this is this, this is a slippery slope toward a place where many other rates are going to be curtailed to pay rodriguez with the national latina institute for reproductive justice. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. now to the war in you, great to day ukraine ordered the withdrawal of its troops from the eastern city of several don esque after weeks of fierce fighting against the russians. and that according to the regional governor, they are. and what we're hearing is that capture several don't ask in the don't, bass area is central to rushes, pushed to seize a larger suite of land in eastern ukraine. regional authorities say that fighting is intensifying and no town in the eastern region is safe for residence. civilian evacuations are increasing. earlier we spoke to our correspondent economy. we asked him about the significance of the ukrainian retreat from several . don't ask. this is obviously a big deal. defi

u. s. financial institutions would do a good according to the stress test, but i'm looking at head. i mean, we do see some anecdotal evidence that a u. s. consumers might have problems paying their credits for car loans, for example, maybe even a, for a credit cards and fitting to that a, we got some word on friday from the i m f out of washington fleshing the gross forecast for the united states. even if the i m f does not see a recession afford the us, but gross will definitely be a much lower than originally anticipated. that's at least a thanks to the ins. so as a good week, but there may be storm clouds on the horizon yann's quarter. thank you very much. have a great weekend. now, germany's economy minister says the country will have to fire up its coal plants to make up for the shortfall of russian energy imports. as a decision, he, as a member of the green party never wanted to make, but they could be another low carbon, alternative nuclear energy. the country had hoped to phase out nuclear in favor of renewables, but amid the current crisis, a debate is raging and germany sho

u. s government co good relief fund. a las vegas called girl who comes up repeatedly on hunter biden's laptop hit the jackpot with a $20207.00 check from the federal government for her female own sole proprietorship. shortly after her well connected clients father moved into the white house. while this is far from hunter biden biggest scandal, it does raise the question of whether it's controversial pass will begin to have more of an impact on his father's political career. especially with mid term elections right around the corner in washington, rachel blevins, r t and other move against us dominance. iran has proposed creating a new single currency within the ration economic security block, the s c o to minimize dependence on the dollar. the statement was made by a senior iranian diplomat in charge of economic issues in view of the escalating sanctions against russia over the ukraine conflict with some members of the shanghai cooperation organization have already switched over to using the currency for international tr

u. s. government co good relief fund. a las vegas called girl who comes up repeatedly on hunter biden's laptop hit the jackpot with a $20207.00 cheque from the federal government for her female own sole proprietorship. shortly after her well connected clients father moved into the white house. while this is far from hunter biden's biggest scandal, it does raise the question of whether it's controversial pass will begin to have more of an impact on his father's political career. especially with mid term elections right around the corner in washington. rachel blevins are key while the west chooses to focus on, i suppose it russian atrocities in ukraine, memories of crimes committed by cubes forces in the war in the dunbar remain. we visited the city of zu grass in the dani ask republic which 8 years on is still struggling to cope with a showing in which 15 people lost their lives. are. these are one customer reports . it was a very hot day here, back in august of fights when see 14 and local residents flocked to this beach

a good example of the oil companies in the u. s. that they're refusing to really increase output very much, you know, 2 years ago before, before cove it, they were punching 13 plus 1000000 barrels a day. and now it's a little over $11000000.00 and they won't raise it anymore. he said, you know what, i asked him to. he say they won't raise it any more, but i mean, what sort of expectations didn't have a pass the next 6 to 12 months. i mean, this is an all time high. could it actually go anywhere? well, yes, absolutely. look what's driving out commodity prices. well, you've got the sanctions, you've got war, you've got speculators who gathered contracts, futures contracts for commodities for energy, food. you know, it spills over into process of food cost in the food companies, raise their prices. you've got industrial, metals and materials going up everywhere. you've got china that's beginning to open up now and more demand that'll drive prices even more. i see chronic inflation continuing here at least the rest of the summer. and if

u. s. panel goods imported from china's ship jang region is coming into force. it's a major exporter of cotton and tomatoes, but it's also where wiggers and other muslim groups are being held in detention camps. it's feared the move could further disrupt global supply chains. i'll da 0, katrina, you reports now for beijing. japanese retail, moody has hundreds of stools around the world, but what sets it apart from other international brands is its choice to promote the use of shin junk cotton sourcing materials from the autonomy region in northwest in china has become a minefield. the company's exporting to the u. s. the week of forced labor prevention act, prisons, ocean, done goods, omni the 4th labor, unless proven otherwise, they're being your house to prove a negative and that to stream. to do so, you're going to have implementation problems with this law on the china is, is really not making things any easier for itself. what they been doing is restricting activities within the province of change are making it very difficult for companies to move around. v

u. s. ban on goods imported from china's ship young region is due to come into force if a major exporter of caution and tomatoes. but it's also where. busy wiggins and other moves in groups being held in detention camps. it's feed, the move could further disrupt global supply chains. katrina, you reports from by gene. japanese retailer moody has hundreds of stools around the world. but what sets it apart from other international brands is its choice to promote the use of shin junk cotton sourcing materials from the autonomy region in northwest and china has become a minefield. the company's exporting to the us, the week of forced labor prevention act, prisons, ocean, done goods, omni the 4th labor, unless proven otherwise, there are being your house to prove a negative and that to stream. to do so, you're going to have implementation problems with this law on the china is, is really not making things any easier for itself. what they been doing is restricting activities within the province of change are making it very difficult for companies to move around. very difficult to get documenta

u. s government co good relief fund. a las vegas call girl who comes up repeatedly on hunter biden's laptop hit the jackpot with a $20207.00 check from the federal government for her female own sole proprietorship. shortly after her well connected, client's father moved into the white house. well, this is far from wonder biden's biggest scandal it does raise the question of whether is controversial past will begin to have more of an impact on his father's political career. especially with mid term elections right around the corner. in washington, rachel blevins, r. c. ukraine's president pledges to create a database of russian forces accused of war crimes, even though key of is still to provide any solid evidence of that. but while the world continues to focus on the alleged russian atrocities, memories of crimes committed by ukraine forces in the 8 year long war in the dawn bass remain. we visited the city of zu kress in the on the escrow public which is still struggling to cope with a tragedy of the for when showing ki

u. k. all right. i think it's a. yeah, i think it's a good thing. what's happening both in the u. s. and you can machine, the sharp increases in house prices. totally stunning. and just for some perspective in america, i took a look at the median house price and the median wage. if, if we express it in racial form, we can learn a lot about the scale of the bubble here. some context in queue for 2021. the medium house price divided by the median wage. that ratio was a 160 per cent houses really, really wildly over value compared to wages for context. if you look at q $12006.00, that same ratio was a 141 percent. and we all know what happened in 2007, a huge property collapse. it's coming again, doreen of the markets already slowing down. j. p. morgan announced plans to lay off a reassign, about a 1000 staff in their mortgage business. we seen other mortgage lenders doing the same. they're doing this in response to their customer demand. it's it's collapsing . we're also seen some other signs. if we look at the number of properties listed for sale, it's growing. and keep in mind that j

u. s. a good the guns it needed, talk out for the and there was a demo security for 19 each with men asking the question and demanding any mitigation. so if i issue, i was with that, if not, you deal to even the russian a court asking the question to israel and should happen to is these would be not confidential. question, know what we know. it said options and why we need to be creative in this case, to, to do jackie for sharing that option is a court in the u. s. u. s. $140.00 is that, and for the 2 big killers or the american john bodies, he'll be hated by isis. ok. and a when you get all right, that we're going to leave it there. we lose our signal with the earliest one in campo 1st the chief prosecutor of the i c. c. but we certainly go to just what he was saying. let's go back to the the memorial that's being held in honor of street rockland. we were speaking to need it to him a little bit earlier, the signal cut out there, but we got it back up again as well. and the, the you, which is tell

u. s. government, good job! come on, right? wow! the moment you stepped foot in carlile they basically, they stripped everything that was native american of you, right? every aspect of your heritage. from your hair to your clothes to your language to your religion. these 10,000 kids, most of them who didn't speak english on any level, were baptized as christians without ever being told what that meant. so there's just kind of everything about you has to fundamentally -- you can't use your own name. they had like, lists of names on a wall, and you had to pick one. and so, there's stories of people basically pointing out a bunch of symbols, they don't know what they mean. and that becomes their name. you were severely beaten if you continued to use the language of of your ancestors. by the way it became a kind of resistance tool. but remember we're talking about slavery and kind of resistance activities, right? so continuing to speak your own language is a resistance activity, right? breaking the school property became a resistance ac

ah, i've told me a lot, well, it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has ended constitutional protections for abortion. in a 6 to 3 ruling, the court overturned the landmark 973 roe vs wade decision. enshrining a woman's right to an abortion. that leaves it to the u. s. states to set their own abortion laws around half, and i expected to restrict access to abortions. some of already announced outright benz ha. the moment they've been waiting for anti abortion activists. thrilled by the new ruling but abortion rights activists are furious, and president joe biden criticized the decision in no uncertain terms. now, with ro go must be very clear. the health and life of women, this nation, are now at risk. the supreme court 1973 ruling on roe v wade was a landmark decision. effectively legalizing abortion across the united states, the case focused on jane ro, in reality, norm m a canvie, a texas woman seeking an abortion. since state law only allowed it in cases where the mother's life was in danger, she was denied. the justices ruled 7 to 2

good grounds about the u. s. supreme court has ended at 50 years, a federal abortion rights, and a 6 to 3 ruling. the court overturned the land, marked 1973 roe vs wade decision that enshrined a woman's right to an abortion. the ruling is being destroy, described as a constitutional earthquake. us states now have the power to set their own abortion laws, and around half are expected to restrict or completely ban access to abortion. ah, a choice no longer this misery became the 1st stay to ban abortions as roe vs wade was overturned. this clinic in st. louis had been the last place in the state to perform abortions. for me, it's tragic because we tried so hard to get this in 1973. when finally, when the victory now 50 years later, they have dirt is away from the abortion campaign. as celebrated outside the supreme court. ah, older generation for labor today. i'm so grateful for them and there are in that i can be i 13 states had so called trigger bands. that meant that abortion was immediately banned as the rulin

u. s. because india tends to play different sides. and in this case, it wants to stay in at china's good graces, and it's also an wants to stay in on the side of the u. s. and then india and china are also profiting from the oil embargo against russia. so he got an, another issue there to add in that india's got india's doing quite well out of that . it's want going to want to keep the russian oil flowing at oil and gas flowing. i mean, india, it tries to stay non aligned is what they call it, right? the world has changed so much over the last 2 years. i just wonder whether the bricks framework even make sense. yeah, it's interesting. i mean, even go right back to the start. when jim o'neil, the goldman sachs economists came up with the term there were sort of these countries are models of instability and the rest of the world soon. the read, the western particular seemed pretty stable and then suddenly fast forward in the last 2 years has been a lot of global instability. and we've had a crisis in democracy in the us. we for all these new issues that are there, dad, china has really emerge in those in the, in the years since the brick

u. s. ban on goods imported from china's hinge i'm region is due to come into force today. it's a major export of cotton tomatoes. there's also where week is and other muslim groups are being held in detention camps. it's fair. the move could father disrupt global supply chains? katrina, you have the story formation. japanese retailer moody has hundreds of stools around the world, but what sets it apart from other international brands is its choice to promote the use of shin, young cotton sourcing materials from the autonomy region in northwest in china has become a minefield for companies exporting to the us the riga forced labor prevention act . prisons, all she done good, omni the 4th labor unless proven otherwise, they're being asked to prove a negative and that to stream difficult to do. so you're gonna have implementation problems with this law on the elements. china is, is really not making things any easier for itself. what they been doing is restricting activities within the province of ginger, making it very difficult for companies to move around, very difficult t

they give out money to their people and the import, the goods from 3rd world countries will you? that's it for many years, the u. s. has provided food products for the rest of the world, sir, which you and for other markets. and it was a, a good thing to do. they had good farming traditions, they had good technologies and they were a good example even for us. but now it has changed radically, but if you were to put that on a brief and now the u. s. is no longer an exporter of food. it's our impulse food. it brings money better. well, and then where aid sir of him tries to, i gravitate this commodity flows towards itself. and i use the same is happening in the new genius process. you know the answer on that particular when there's the search in demand. eagle balloon float not will answer. combined with all the other issues, but the package that resulted in the surge of inflation and now we have commodity goods. we have of just run of, we have of the food, we have energy and the prices of all those goods are rising in there. the balance between the expert and the import eschewed was the input. impulse is now $170000

u. s. to was germany after the war. a good we see that coming out of this g 7 meeting. well, what is certain is that sir father, a long term economic or help for ukraine is on the agenda here. and the german chancellor has stressed already at that said this is a huge task and this is going to cost her a hundreds of billions of europe's euros to help ukraine reconstruct its country. and to enter his trust. that, of course, by using this very symbolic name, the marshall plan, the original marshal plan help, la rebuilt western germany and other european countries after the world war 2. but i'm not certain word this name will be included with the final conclusion. conclusions. but of course, that remains to be seen. now also the leaders of 5 emerging economies from the global south have been invited to join the g 7 y. well i think that's what we are hearing from officials here are the leaders want to show that they are ready to discussed important issues with those partners to talk with them. not about them. and for the german chancellor m, as he put it, it's important not

u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil imports to be seized. irena deposits in american banks were frozen, sales of military goods were band breaking diplomatic relations. the u. s. ban. well explored, including food and medicine, a william la, 2 heaters with their answers. a porter is a tough machine. you, me a promotional barzon just to run small doors to compete or ginger on. there are going to get in the slimy revolution was a response to earlier events, 3 decades. washington and london dictated terms to tehran, preventing it from extracting oil on its own territory. after the nationalization of iranian oil, the british government and the american government created the quote, elect interested they will have to legally elected government of us at that. so for a while, listen, oil company is controlling you and resources and to the fact that, you know, i didn't know how much it was when got the wrong, got its blank gold bank. but those to make sense to technology and legal markets. the country found itself in a decades long, located suffering wave after wave of sanctions the benefit from having an economy that

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u. s. capital in washington, manila, cham for the u. s. marine and political commentator john mark, do good. who recently returned from the don bus, has these reservations about the investigation? i don't know whether to laugh or whether to be outraged, but the very thought that the united states who's killed hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians since the since the start of the 1st gulf war could ever engage in some kind of war.

u. s. and the u. k. will probably like to see this war going for a while because it has many good objectives for in the us. so the impulses block, discipline within the west, which the u. s. has not been previous able to achieve. the us been able to get there the couple from russian energy and economy, which in doing the past. we also see that the us can extend it. european divorce to china, so you credible the bulwark against russia, where the foreseeable future and the you have to separate unity of making it create enough on the stands for the russians to lead drives, economy, and his military. so it has many opportunities for the us, but that's what i mean. there's a split because for the your, for the p. and there's a much higher cost, an incentive effort to push them to this more because it's simply because they're paying higher price. they don't want to knock on their weapons. stores have been depleted from all this transfers to ukraine. the sanctions are harder hurting their much more, not just this temporary energy crisis and installation, but also see that your be in industries will no longer be

they can easily see those goods either seized or embargoed by the u. s. a pressure payment later on down the road and i think it was a long history of doing just that, you know, literally going back hundreds of years. so, but again, whether or not the us will actually get paid any, any other money as reporting to the loaner or give the landscape regime. i think there's an open question. well, after, wait and see what, how that transpires. pull right analysts and found the human rights defense since the thank you very much for your take on those weapons shipments to ukraine from the us. they for on the, on the show. nato faces opposition to army ukraine from within some with a member states or eastern poland. grief suggests a majority are opposed to supplying with weapons are to contribute to rachel mazda has all the details public opinion and group is increasing verging matter of other european countries over the blah policies. the brush published annual democracy perception index highlighted groups. outliers within the you with only 22 percent of them wa

u. s. on gun ownership. ah a marion. evan. steam it's good to have you with us. as nato builds up, it's true, prisons honors eastern flank and especially in poland, rushes for ministry has said that moscow will respond proportionately, as according to russian news agency, inter fax, elsewhere ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has addressed the shank released security summit of singapore where he spoke of the global effects of russia's invasion. at the forum you west defense secretary lloyd austin reiterated his country's support for ukraine. zalinski warned that russia is posing a growing threat to international peace. russian propaganda is assiduous in sprinting in many countries. that does inflammation, campaign, dad, to russia's war against your grade as a stand simply something about night. so about the role of the united states, about the intention of the west to somehow advancing euro. but in reality, russia's boy against ukraine is not only about europe. it is about globally and pause, and st. russian leadership strives to discard all the achievements

u. s. david hog say, it's a good 1st step. we've also seen a gun control group such as the brady organization, also praising this 1st effort. but it's a long time between actually going from an agreement to actual legislation. and that's really what's happening right now. and could this lead to further gun control measures in feature? while there's a lot of us split opinion about that, while some are saying that this could be the start of an effort to try to tighten gun laws in the united states. there are others who are saying that there shouldn't be any trust, particularly of senate republicans that toby will point to this effort as about all that can be done. given the fact that the u. s. has of the 2nd amendment in the bill of rights which does a while people to own fire arms. and so this is something that is going to be really difficult to predict weather that actually can come about. certainly one avenue of keeping this on the public agenda is to make it a campaign issue in the upcoming mid term elections in november. an

we got that dangerous heat continuing across a good part of the u. s. particularly down towards the southwestern corner, largely clear skies. the masses of cloud up towards the northeast that will clear through nasty area of low pressure just around the northern plains, into central canada. beneath this a weather system here, that's where the heat remains very much in place. getting into the forty's there in phoenix, desert, south west, still very much a far risk drought continuing here. 37 celsius that dallas chicago, 35 celsius, 40 better route, 30 degrees. as we go on into thursday by the heat, very much in evidence up towards the northwest. not so much. so somewhat cooler here with some sherry rain pushing through my where to where the will continue to drive its way further. eastwards alberta, manitoba sang some wet weather just around the lakes. there some big foundry outpost could cause localized flooding, shop showers to over to ward. so the tennessee valley pushing further east was largely dry for much of north america as we go on into thursday