u. s. government and alerting that. so number 3, the highest ranking officials in the united states as the policy is violated in the one china policy journal wants to alert to the u. s government and b r a, b c, their responsibility to protect the world john, the position of the united states. and they run the risk of really down grady. china us relations from ambassadorial level a present to a fair level in the future for example. and also they may really fundamental, fundamentally undermine the china, us diplomatic relations. so these are all high stakes involved. and i think the chinese drug, we're going to the foreign ministry, the defense ministry, and the national people's congress, c, p, cc, for example. all of these relevant chinese government entities are taking measures right now as we speak to express the indignation. and to call me out as the closer to hold responsible. and i'm afraid china us relations will suffer, heavy hedwig in the coming days and weeks and months. victor gower, the vice president of sant

u. s. government claims to have over the security of human rights overseas. so how can the u. s. government still be taken seriously as it continues to profit heavily off of supplying the very weapons that are used to commit the same human rights violations. it also claims to care about. we discussed the record breaking on sales with michael maloof, a former pentagon. the united states is competing, frankly, with the other other governments, china, russia. but more important, it's trying to establish it's, it's a gemini and its influence because they want to cut off any possibility that the united states will have. those countries begin to turn toward russia or china for to, for alternatives. egypt, for example, easily could get arms from the, from, from russia, if one of the but it, but the united states puts aside its arguments about human rights and what have you, when it's convenient, where the u. s. policies are, are hypocritical. and in this case, it has to do with power politics as well as money. and only if it suits united states where they use the human rights argument

u. s. government action. and the by the administration is made very clear that they don't think this is a wise move by the speaker. however, many members of congress, the u. s. senate and the house of representatives, a very strong supporters of taiwanese position, visa the beijing. they want to demonstrate strong congressional support for ty, one's ability to operate autonomously. and that if there is going to be any solution to the ty, one issue that it be handled peacefully between beijing and ty pay. and that's the kind of hybrid warfare, a wolf war, or you're diplomacy that we've seen china exercise against taiwan in recent years. it's interesting to think of the ramifications of this from, from the people in the region, the taiwanese, the chinese, do you think ironically, could such a move if it's seen as, as oregon's really, that she can touched on here. and there's going to be no huge implications that that could see people coalesce around beijing amazin, see a rise in support for time. and he's re uni

u. s. government recognizing one chinese government and ace on the mainland and asia and china felt this reason for it was a real, a front to that status quo. and it's also important to note that the media is still in overdrive about the possibility of things happening. the. ready possibility of, of the results of this trip. it caused a huge amount of international concern intention and real fear. so what could break out as a result? now we also know that nancy pelosi doesn't seem very concerned about this at all really. and she has often miss spoken and, and said some interesting things in reaction your trip. this is nancy pelosi, i think that he's an fragile play. caesar has hobbling started economy. he's acting like a scared bully. and this is his voice at the for the, the meeting that where he will want to be reelected. china is one of them. freest society in the world. don't take it from me. that's from freedom house. do you me regarding the serious promotions of actions of the u. s. that violated china's sovereignty and interfered in china internal affairs. as long as the u. s. nov

u. s. government claims to have over the security of human rights overseas. so how can the u. s. government still be taken seriously as it continues to profit heavily off of supplying the very weapons that are used to commit the same human rights violations? it also claims to care about our let's learn more about this right here on the program on. are you this michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst at the office of the secretary of defense, micheal, great to see your thanks for joining us or whatnot. so let's talk about some numbers here. if you wouldn't mind washington's arms sales hitting 20000000000 in 2 weeks, as we understand a 3rd of those sales went to middle eastern autocracies to the numbers come as a surprise at all. no, not at all. the united states is competing, frankly, with other, other governments, china, russia and, but, but more important, it's trying to establish it's, it's his gemini and its influence because they want to cut off any possibility that the united states will have those countries begin to turn toward russia or china, for to, for

u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that us how speaker nancy pelosi defended her controversial trip to taiwan, which almost broke beijing and ty pay to a military collision. that sparked fears of a global war and provoked a series of sanctions by china including effect against policy herself. but the whole speaker doesn't seem to faced. yes, no reaction. i that who cares? i mean, we didn't go there to talk about china. we went there to praise taiwan. we will not allow china to isolate taiwan. they have kept taiwan from participating in the world health organization, other things where tie one can make a very valued contribution and they may keep them from going there, but they're not keeping us from going to taiwan. now that was nancy pelosi talking about her recent trip to taiwan and saying she's now concerned about the possible consequences ation. nancy pelosi maintains this trip was about upholding the status quo when it comes to the us, china relationship brought enabling the usa to continue supportin

u. s. government who did not support her trip. well, we only pay attention to the end result. the congress is a part of a u. s. government and the congress is obliged to respect and follow the american foreign policy in adding country. there's only one foreign policy. so you can say that the executive branch has of one and the congress has another one. and we are dissatisfied with what has happened already, and we don't believe that the executive branch of the united states have done enough to stop her going, what is trying to trying to achieve in the world. so 1st of all, china is working for delivering a better life to his own people. this is saw at the, the center piece of the mission of the coming to the party of china and the government of china. so what we are doing is to, you know, make our self a stronger and the prosperous, so that we can satisfy all our people's desire for a better life. and at the same time, you know, china can have many more to deliver for work, peace, security, and common development. and china is a force for peace and stability. but regrettably, m

u. s. government that's providing whatever evidence being you the as an uphill battle. and then the question is, was the judge actually biased the thing? so that's another question on that. and a new chinese government, me, me highlighting american foreign policy. failures is enjoying $37000.00 likes on twitter. that's as relations between the 2 countries continue to simmer on the back of controversial high level u. s. government visits the type, hey everyone needs a clear understanding of himself, said as a nation, the mean published by spokesperson for china's ministry of foreign affairs, highlights us foreign military action seen by many as failures and finishes with an image of a destruction of the world trade center on $911.00, we spoke to angelo juliano, a political and financial analyst to seize the medium as a legitimate attempt to highlight american hypocrisy. when it comes to its international affairs. china has clearly understood that the long term plan of the us is to do something similar to your claim fight russia. you claim the fight, rush out in the last e

u. s government recognizing one chinese government and ace on the mainland in beijing and china ult this recent trip was a real affront to that status quo. now, since nancy pelosi has returned, she's done her fair share of miss speaking when it comes to her recent trip. and its implications, i think that he's an fragile play, caesar, his, his problems are to economy. he, he's acting like a scared bully. and this is his voice at the for the, the meeting that where he will want to be reelected. china is one of them. freest society in the world. don't take it from me. that's from freedom house. do you me regarding the serious provokers of actions of the u. s. that violated china's sovereignty and interfered in china's internal affairs? as long as the u. s. does it, china will definitely strike back and will never allow china sovereignty and territorial integrity to be trampled on and undermined. now the pacific and east asia have been on edge ever since this trip happen, there have been military drills. folks been very worried about a possible asked lace in about some kind of military situa

u. s. government r t taylor mop and brings us the details. it's always supposed to be those evil conspiring russians who are spreading fake news with their bots and their troll farms, making us distrust our. oh, so benevolent western leaders and our great democratic western institutions. but it looks like some shady internet activities had just been uncovered and they're coming from the united states. how jones investigation found an interconnected web of accounts that used a septic tactics to promote pro western narratives in the middle east and central asia. these campaigns consistently advanced narrative promoting the interests of the united states and its allies, while opposing countries including russia, china under room. we believe this activity represents the most extensive case of covert pro western influence operations on social media to be reviewed and analyzed to date. so fake news from the u. s. state department bashing, russia, china and iran, stanford university, and graphic i issued the report and meta, the parent company of fa

u. s. government decided to spend roughly 90 nilly dollars of us taxpayers money to enable nancy pelosi to go on this trip to the island to taiwan. and as you just heard, it seems that joe biden and nancy pelosi are not concerned about the results and the possible dangers posed by their actions when it comes to people around the world and world peace. here we got some fascinating art goes right now, or online about how policies visit were haley chilled relations between washington and beijing. this just log on to oxy dot com and unlikely hero. well, that is the motto of a u. s. companies kickstart campaign, which are producing an action figure of ukraine's president. the campaign by a new york based studio has already raised more than $120000.00 in crowd funding way over the original goal of just 30 grand. the plastic figurine is planned to be mass produced in china. the part of the profit said to be going to ukranian refugees. he's the perfect leader for this moment. just a super inspirational character, his, this real strength that comes across. but it's humble, and he sort of represe

u. s. government. so why is certainly nothing theoretically would happen, because that would be considered a threat against the u. s government that said, it is also worth pointing out that she is the leader of a met, a body of the u. s. government that is independent. she does not necessarily have to listen to what the white house wants, even if the sitting president shares her political party. but however, there is a lot to be said for nancy pelosi is decision to go, because it is, in fact i read rendering a bit of bipartisanship. there are rob republicans and there are democrats who are applauding nancy policy for going to ty pay because of her a firm. an ongoing criticism of the chinese is a human rights record in a number of places into bad and sion john province. in other parts of the region as well. so whether or not the chinese want to in essence res nancy pelosi is profile even more than it already has been. really does come back to domestic political consideration. so is that really why on int

u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that. are right now 2010 minutes past the hour. the european continent has for now narrowly averted a disaster, because we understand that un security council is set to meet later on 1st day at russia's request. as a moscow accused, as ukraine of attacking europe's largest nuclear power plant is a potentially very wiring at the las cross live. now to look on the parties, eager is done of joining us, eager to good morning to you. what is the situation now over at the plaza? what are officials saying about these really risky attacks? well, absolutely, rory, russia has made it an international matter of to it's called for the un security council to assemble and discuss most whose concerns over the attacks on the zipper, raska nuclear power plant. in fact, the representatives of the international atomic energy agency had previously expressed willingness to take part in this visit. have a listen. i welcome this opportunity to inform the united nations security council about the extremely serious

u. s. government announces a $1000000000.00 to help states hit by fires and floods. ah, hell i was say it's a very heavy rain recently into parts of memory to parts of tile adding, see the thick cloud monsoon downpours that continue to drive their way in across the by a bingo. across the gulf of thailand, more heavy showers here as we go through the next couple of days, could see some wet weather to winter malaysia. that's a western side of borneo looking for. i disturbed over the next day. also, the usual scattering of showers, feathery stare into the philippines, into that eastern side of indonesia shouldn't be too bad there. to southern parts of indonesia, though bestow chance wanted to shout into word java. now we have got some lively weather moving across australia. the moment warnings in force of air war leasing force anywhere from around pass all the way across into melbourne. some violent winds coming through. we have seen some significant gusts in the perth area. some of the strongest winds on record running through here. over the last 24 hours we'll say wit

u. s. t. i once government has always welcomed foreign friends visiting ty, one to increase their understanding of taiwan and express the support to our country. the u. s. says that it's killed the leader of al qaeda. i am an o is or what heavy in a drone strike in afghanistan view as president joe biden said, that intelligence trunk summary to a house in social cobble where he was hiding with his family by an approved the operation last week or 2 months of planning on just the rehab returns he report the u. s. presence of a be execute of i'm and i was that we're hearing with proof that the u. s. could be effective and it's counter terrorism operations. even after the troop withdrawal, he ordered from afghanistan, when i entered our military mission of kansas almost a year ago, i made a decision that after 20 years of war, the united states no longer needed thousands of boots on the ground in afghanistan to protect america from tears who seek to do us harm, lack in administration. officials said that the 2 hellfire missiles fired onto a balcony of a residential block in downtown cobble on sunda

u. s. government, of inciting the war. why wouldn't the united states for america encourage sir lensky, the person to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific her renders? swore what's your face is killing your boy home, and we don't know how many you, but you're claiming the body that got invaded. come on, you've got it. reversed law, had well, that certainly, you know, any war when did it start? what you need to do is look at the history. it's present. this more is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian border. which they promised they wouldn't do when gorbachev negotiated the withdrawal of the ussr from the whole of eastern europe. when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators? you of all people, when you have your role as liberates lord your to me. while mainstream media continues to push the same old ukraine stories, americans seemed to be more concern about raging inflation and a domestic crisis. and less about their country meddling and one fo

u. s. military depart to clean up the corruption in government. so the government could function for the afghan people. we talked extensively about the need for afghan leaders to unite politically. they feel a do any of us, mr. ghani, who says that the afghan forces would fight but obviously he was wrong yet. they didn't put up a fight at all with some reports even saying that taliban was surprised by just how easy it was to take the nation's capital. of course, connie was a bit busy at the time as he stands accused of taking millions of dollars in cash with him when he fled the country. 3 weeks after he took a helicopter to safety, the former president made a statement apologizing to the public, which was notably only released in english. it is with deep and profound regret that my own chapter ended in similar tragedy to my predecessors, without ensuring stability and prosperity. i apologize to the afghan people that i could not make it and differently. my commitment to the afghan people has never wavered and will guide me for the rest of my life

u. s. government doing it, we say, oh no, that's okay. we don't need that in less than a decade, locals from luke guns, republic, when from largely wanting to remain part of ukraine to fearing the actions of ki, of am seeking a different future. next, are documentary delves into why the political see change to ah, in unit might have mr. was or you give me, you've got the battery on me. i'm pretty alone there. we use that in the fit. in the one you been going to call it double block that you feel in the midst of which you know how go. oh and will do me a little. when presley away, mr. bishop beach was going on back. it is really pissed because the more be rich with letters, thoughts and the and there are lots of y'all, abuser capture i see near missed. ah, i knew it didn't go the scratch was blown of course, but when you all are still in the notes we just in the was a little bit which reminded me for the time when you look for some reason you removed, annoyed me when you bought that you opened jania golf over to jeff with the roster pasto,

u. s. government of actually inciting the war. why wouldn't the united states for america, macbeth encourage so lensky, the person to negotiate, obviating the need to this horrific her render, swore, but your face is killing your boy home. and we don't know how many you, particularly the body that got invaded. come on, you've got it reversed law. well that said, you, you know, any war when did it stop? what you need to do is look at the history. it's best. this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian border, which they promised they wouldn't do when gorbachev negotiated the withdrawal of the ussr from the whole livingston, europe. when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators? you of all people, when you have your role as liberators? lord your to you going to well, your home because her come on. ha, ha po, hobbit but right? because the russians had already won the bloody war almost by then, don't forget, 23000000 russians died. while the mainstream media cont

u. s. government. because it's difficult in this part. there was a engaging, was the killer people engage in terrorism. they don't want to see a relation between iran and its neighbors. that own policy of divide and conquer. the only americans can dictate the demand through this how these other region countries is really an advantage. 5 policy, both the same thing they're doing in europe to think russia and causing difficulties, a show you appreciation. and as the countries in this part of the world get close to each other and then not going to be much demand for us intervention. and that's what the united states fears ah, nothing negative about the key of not seems to be the new rules for google, which has introduced a raft of measures governing its news coverage of the ukraine. conflict ortiz don quarter, is across the story. silicon valley censorship at its finest. a polish subcontractor of youtube is out of work. amid reports that he leaked a slide show tutorial on google's new content rules regarding the conflict and ukraine. i was a

u. s. government e u and u. k. and australia in japan use a lap form a like minded, a like minded, a group, and eck on with responsibility to protect. they need to protect the people on them because people there might have been protecting themselves and defending. we know of this military's but bearing vow lunch for the last 18 years i and all the time there's no waiting. and then do an reading need to and, and at u. s. government also need to impose sanctions on the that him out while and guess i thank you answered my i. when i had the alarm a few minutes with nathan nathan, i shall you'll be aware of shown crispin sean, chris bennett, from the committee to protect journalists. this is how he sums up that the media landscape a me a mom right now. i'd love to hear your thoughts of the back of this because oversee journalism media. a free fat press is really vital to any country that wants to quote itself democratic. he shall, mia mars media faces an unprecedented crisis since military coup makers have moved to stif

u. s. government of actually inciting the war . this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian bow to which they promised they wouldn't do when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators. you of all people, when you have your role is liberated, why wouldn't the united states from america? i encourage sir lensky, the president, to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific her renders, swore. while mainstream media continues to push the same old ukraine stories, americans seemed to be more concerned about raging inflation and a domestic crisis, and much less about their country meddling and one foreign conflict after another. our correspond at rachel blevins has more, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another have fueled questions of just how long it can betray itself as a world leader. as the end of the uno, polar world is now more of a fact than a

u. s. government. and so there are no cut communications of any sort between u. s. officials and those parties. and that's part of the problem isn't answer rosalind. but it's that lack of trust of allowing any efforts to try to are preventing any efforts with young to try to build any sort of reform between any of this the sites. one would imagine that from what we're hearing that the joe biden admins job, but by the ministration may well like the status quo and want things to move forward in a positive direction. doesn't sound as though it's got much room for maneuver. well, it's not just that the biden administration isn't going to engage with hamas, or with as law islam of jihad, that has been the policy of previous a u. s. administrations. but the usaa government under joe biden has been rather explicit in its view that these organizations are proxies for iran, a country with which should many u. s. government have had considerable law problems and a rather high level of hostility. so it's a, it's just not going to happen. you're just not going to see u. s. of

u. s. government. so cause it's difficult is in this part of the engage and was the chair, the people that they engage in terrorism. they don't want to see no relation between iran and its neighbors. that old policy of divide and conquer the only americans can dictate the demands through the other regional countries is to, to, to bully. i told you on may and in advance foreign policy was the same thing you're doing in europe. i think it bullies russia and causing difficulties and i show you appreciation of the countries in this part so that won't get closer to each other. then there's not going to be much demand for us in convention. and that's what. ready the united states fears nothing negative about kiev, that seems to be the new rules for google, which is introduced a raft of measures governing it's news coverage of the ukraine conflict ortiz, dont quarter across the story. silicon valley censorship at its finest. a polish subcontractor of youtube is out of work amid reports that he leaked a slide

u. s. government isn't being definitive about where the shelling is coming from. when the satellites are up there, they are monitoring very closely. exactly what's going on in ukraine. the u. s. government knows the department of defense knows the fact that they're not speaking up and being definitive. i think it's pretty clear also, it's just inconsistent that on one hand, the western media and ukraine is claiming that russian soldiers are housed at this place. there is a military operation of the russians that on the other hand, they are claiming that russia's apparently showing its own soldiers selling it, showing its own facility. not it makes sense unless you buy the arguments that it is the ukrainians who are firing in the attempt to create a rush. and when it comes to nuclear power, shirley politics should be pushed aside and human lives prioritize. why is this not happening? in the case of western media, love b, i. e, a should be there immediately. i mean, there should be an all hands on jack's desktop, 5 kind of level of getting people in there determining

u. s. government. and as kevin dobbs, the law branding those who take humanitarian aid from russia as criminals, artes roman culture, a visits the people of mary you bowl to ask what they make of the new legislation ukraine has passed, and you so cold collaborator, to so law on august 16th and making any one in ukraine who accepts humanitarian aid from russia, a criminal. we are now in murray pal at one of the distribution centers where people come to receive this humanitarian aid that you law makes all these people, potential criminals. and so we've talked to a few of them and they shared their opinions with us about what they think about the new law, talking to them over the progress of his birthday. how can people live without feeling? most of mary jo pol city is now at work. they have nowhere to get food. such laws can only be passed by terrorists yesterday. i think in their mind, i think it's not normal, even if key of sent its own help. it would be strange, but they do not send anything and have

u. s. government, but also to the people of taiwan. and i believe the recent opinion polls have already shown that things are changing. it's interesting also that the survey highlights the tony's date is falling approval among the use of tie one just how significant is that? so saying one's political ambitions. yeah, this is a very interesting point, actually. you mentioned the young people are always the future for every country they represent the future. and i think the recent opinion polls reflects the change of attitudes of the young people in taiwan, which is very encouraging. it is very good for both sides of the streets as pokes are going to happen. and i believe more talks on both sides of the pie was st . are expected in the days to come. we know that another delegation from the u. s. visited tie one says 12 days after pelosi and that move triggered it was more chinese military exercises near the island. what do you think washington is trying to achieve with such provocative visits? yeah, i think it's i think more and more. re

u. s. government official and accused war criminal. john bolton also made headlines this month after the department of justice revealed that he was the target of an alleged assassination plot by an iranian national. but despite the deadly attacks, bolton himself has supported western media responded with nothing but concern. today the department of justice unsealed charging documents, revealing in a rainy murder plot against john bolton. this was a serious plot and the threat extends to other former government officials. officials say the man was a member of iran, revolutionary guard corps suspect, put a $300000.00 price drag on your head. what goes through your mind to better? well, i was embarrassed at the low price. i would have thought it would have been higher, but you know, i guess maybe it was the exchange rate problem or something. while both individuals were controversial in their own ways, they didn't do the one thing the alexander duke and has been doing for years. he has been an outspoken critic of the west and its foreign

u. s. government actually inside of the war new frame. why wouldn't the united states of america encourage cholenski the president to negotiate, obviating the need for this rift rendered small? i good morning for moscow to the world. welcome to the program. i'm purely, it's about with our teen or national top stories for this hour. a cease fire comes into effect and gaza with israel and the islamic, you had militant group declaring a truce. a trickle of rocket fire however, was launch from the palestinian enclave. just after it came into effect. good, unverified footage is said to show israel's defense system, intercepting rockets, while a media live stream shows a missile fired from gaza, approximately 8 minutes after the cease fire came into effect. meanwhile, guys, the residents are seen to celebrate the agreement hoping that brings an end to the israeli military operation, which according to dogs, as health ministry, lacorte for palestinian dead in friday as intensifiers continue from both sides. ah. amid the intensifying fire r t cor

u. s. government, from the t i. e, which in got out of re james and out of white day to go and fight against the soviet communist fortune of one is done. am in a july he became a closed, trusted, new den. and over some of in loudon. there were several attempts to kill him, and a tribal lady had to drone strike door drone strikes, of course, also led to much of numerous civilian casualties and a large government which was out there just recently led by him. ron hon. if you wish to provide basic to the united states or even to allow them air batches to budget on of god the united states said that you did of that i to carry out overrides an attack. the question now is, where the bug is danye spits warden, indeed huge in this particular tag inside of one asked on which was condemned by the of $1.00 bond. and aldo aminada why he may be treated as a willin order, dated, aged outside in western countries. many people in of one hist on and budget on here, major heat, all of the of one wall. i'm 0 is my the jump june has mor