u. s. have rejected monroe's claims of victory. and now us authorities have seized an aircraft belonging to my door to welcome you. this girl was used for the state visits of men, isabel and president nicholas my doodle. data is the carrier. now it's in the custody of the united states. what part of deed, see the confiscated deluxe, the jet, or violations of us sanctions? so today, success is just another example of how we continue to look at the corrupt practices of the major owners. and then as well as government has condemned washington's move, calling it by it. se of the you as a talk, these claim the does all the $900.00 x was bought illegally for $13000000.00 us dollars. and this was also the country according to the us justice department. the plane was seized in the dominican republic that it was part to be undergoing maintenance. what else from the sheet to the top, dominican diploma insisted that his country's at parties did only what gods ordered them to do with it? i don't want to. i don't have a need to go, you need is a

talks between u—k prime minister keir starmer and u—s presidentjoe biden have finished, with the war r keir gave no indication on whether the u—s and u—k would allow ukraine to use long—range missiles to hit targets inside russia's borders, the question at the heart of friday's meeting. western countries — in particular the u—s — have so far been relucant to remove restrictions on the use of these weapons, amid fears of retaliation from moscow. 0ur political editor chris mason recaps the visit. the urgency of the situation and ukraine. i want to thank you

u. s. have been influenced by money coming out of most of the plus cobalt. the democratic republic of congo and the price that miners are paying to make our mobile phones unlocked. american voters have already had 2 presidential debates to take care. i had of november's election. the 1st back in june was a game changer. knocking joe biden off the democratic ticket. the 2nd held this past week may prove to be crumbling. harris provides the democrats with a fresh face to put up against donald trump and the skills she acquired as a prosecutor searcher. well, in this debate, in making the case that trump is unfit to lead, harris is still carrying the political baggage of the bite and administration on issues such as the economy, immigration, and biden's refusal to stop is real honest, genocide on mission and gaza. that may be why harris has steered clear of journalists refusing for the most part to do interviews with mainstream news outlets. according to the polls, her strategy, prioritizing, social media style and vibes over substance seems to be working. and th

u. s. we have seen the u. k. we haven't seen front. and that's a bit strange because the british system, federal cruise moves so which we are talking about in this case. it's technically identical to the french as comp cruise missile. so, when installment is in washington, asking for permission to use this tom shadow in the on targets in russia. the fall for the ukraine is the question remains. what does this mean for the friends made in french? oh, and it's called besides, the ukraine has us. well, so is, this is one point to which, which will be seen in the future. so it seems for thought maybe the lead the decision may be led to next week until that's a larger meeting. do think this is an effort to include fonts, then positively. so uh, but we haven't heard anything from, from a, from friends on this metro. so i, i really don't know, we don't know. and on the other hand, my impression is that the delay is partially or in a very large part influenced by the upcoming presidential elections. in the us, so they'll buy it and then the in

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i mean, very possibly we'll have to see some u. s. mainstream media outlets, the claiming the secret service actually did a great job this time round. do you see it that way and you know, just how difficult is it to keep donald trump safe? i don't think they did a great job. i guess they at least prevented the worst from happening, which is good. um. but as you say, this individual probably should have been under scrutiny a long time before and maybe should have been watched. and this shouldn't have gone as far as it did. certainly in the 1st assassination attempt, everyone agrees that the secret service completely dropped the ball. there so i don't think it is, they deserve applause for, you know, minimally doing their job here. so it, it's very concerning and, and yeah, will you be safe between now and november now and january, if he's elected. i don't know. i think one has to wonder because to assassination attempts and a few months, i mean that's, i think almost unprecedented russian forces are pushing the offensive and on bass,

u. s. and germany have condemned the latest attack paramedics race through the streets. just moments of to poll tava was rocked by the rule of explosions. russian ballistic missiles slammed into a hospital and of the military institute of communications. this speed, leaving victims with little time to run for cover just to get the air raids, alert, started off and in just a minute there were 2 explosions. we thought it was somewhere in our house. then we got ready to go out and realized that it was the communications institute. officials say dozens were killed and hundreds injured. more victims of believes to be trapped under the rubble. those who could be freed were rushed to hospital. soon on the 7th floor of the operating room, almost all operating tables, teams, and anesthesia teams were involved in prod you c o. p t. their abundance of mine, blast injuries, french's and it's a combination of injuries. residents raced to donate blood for the victims. as presidents of lensky urged wisdom allies to help prevent these attacks, which seems to be to once again, we edge ev

u. s. media reports have identified the man in custody as ryan are a pro ukraine activist. police were spotted searching his former home in north carolina where he resided most of his life before moving to hawaii neighbor and how i said he was shocked to hear the news. every interaction we had with him was very, very welcoming and kind. but if, if he did have anything to do with it, it's very, very shocking to us. donald trump's convoy was seen leaving the area and he was quick to announce that he was okay. in a post on truth, social trump think the secret service and others for keeping him safe. this appears to be the 2nd attempt on trumps life. in as many months. speaking to reporters after the latest incident, the secret service warned the threat level was high. we have increased the, the amount of assets that we've supported. so we are, we live in danger times his presidential rival campbell harris said in a statement that she was deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt. she said condemn, political violence. politicians across the spectrum have expressed relief that the coun

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have an individual that was able to get to this golf course. now bear in mind this golf course is very elite. it's very prestigious. he came there with about black s u v. usually was someone with that kind of a rock. she wouldn't even have a driver's license much let's, and ability to rent or own a car like a, you know, an s u, v. so all of these things should be taken into effect. and what i'm noticing about the coverage is they're trying to downplay his connection to ukraine a little bit, but it's starting to explode because he was in some propaganda films. he was, he was very vocal in online, so they've been unable to suppress just his direct involvement with ukraine. so that leads to the question, was he was us intelligence involved and s b you involved with him and carrying out this? yeah, that's, let me expand on that because the suspect is apparently a strong supporter of ukraine. while the motive tara, of the 1st at assess and hasn't been identified publicly, at least. is the evidence, in this case, somewhat clearer. i think so, um union because you have someone who shouldn't obviously have these types of weapons with this type of criminal b

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u. s. officials have not side away from the banking method for abiding by their demands. who can clearly understand if he wants to try to undermine support american support for ukraine, weighing in and, and frankly, putting up, take information can help them in that matter. we've seen a ran dramatically increase their efforts to stoke social discords, discarding us while we're getting potentially seeking to shape elections. i do want to acknowledge that in, in these recent efforts, if you all have played a positive role, i want to thank meta and i hope our committees who interest on this subject helped move you yesterday when you guys decided to take down our tea and related russian influence operations allegations that maximize dancing to death and to the, to the of the us state department have linked up for some time. bob zuckerberg has openly voice his frustration about the men's pressure exerted on his company by the door. dividing the administration, are these editor in chief said of the bad is not surprising as match eyes upon him, the hands of the oval office. the

u s. l u n. have also condemned the strike and there was another is ready striking illness, right? refugee camp over night. 2 people were killed and 10 more injured when the house was targeted. and as striking jamalia is killed, at least one person, the search for people missing under the rubble is on guy. as his blood says, it find a barrel of rockets towards israel's main defense base and the knowles is there any minute she confronted the attack, saying some 20 project house have been 5? it's advice of the rockets were intercepted, old fell into open areas. are you as a cross carry, deployed to the middle east is heading home depends good. has decided to bring back the u. s. s. theodore roosevelt. the follow the red decision to keep it to us navy aircraft carriers in the region since during the past week the by the ministration had increased us ministry presence in them at least to help defend israel from possible attacked by iran and its prophecies. political hayton is more from the public. a got his a now says the us as theater roosevelt aircraft carrier, has moved out of the m

u. s. media have been examining the reasons behind the latest apparent assassination attempt. one theory being that the secret service wasn't able to provide adequate protection because of the sheer size of the golf course. according to some claims, the agency had repeatedly denied requests from the trump campaign for additional security measures. and that's despite the fact that he was shot and wounded during a rally in july. take a look at what happened you know, certainly recall the republican presidential nominee had a very close brush with death as a bullet and raised his ear just a split 2nd after he tilted his head, the secret service shot and killed the lone gunman on the spot but questions remain as to how he was able to get so close to trump, a bi partisan investigation in washington. so lawmakers across the aisle slam the agency, almost from his wife has also been demanding answers. the attempt to and my husband's life was a horrible, distressing experience. now, the silence around these heavy, the icons house, the ponder. why didn't law enforcement officials arise

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have issued an arrest warrant for opposition. presidential candidate and window gonzales is wanted on charges related to the oppositions and assistance that president nicholas madero stole july's election. the u. s. the european union and several latin american countries have also refused to recognize the result. bravo. b u. s. has seized a plane belonging to venezuelan president nicholas madura. law enforcement official sees the aircraft and the dominican republic for elijah, the sanctions, violations, and then flew it to florida. they said it was bought illegally in the u. s. and as well as government called the move, piracy russian president vladimir putin has arrived in mongolia for a 2 day state visit the troops going ahead despite mongolia as membership and the international criminal court. under international law, mongolia is required to arrest the russian president on an icy sea warrant, accusing him of war crimes. and you claim, well, a brazilian supreme court panel has unanimously upheld the decision by one of its justices to block social media platform x nationwide. just as alison dri, g morris had ordered the platform to be suspended last week after the company failed to comply with

u. s. government have knowledge of this before it happened? the us government in 5th through the pentigrast votes person, sabrina, saying that it did not have knowledge in advance of this happening. what it is saying is that during the operation that so as it was unfolding the defense secretary lloyd austin, was informed by the israeli defense minister. yeah. of the lots, but in a telephone call they were fully briefed. now what we know is that this is something that happens on frequent occasion, but they are regularly in close consultation. but in terms of advance knowledge, what we know is that this was a typically something that would happen in advance. but this time was done in real time. now, what we also know is from the national security council is that they are officially gathering more info. that is something that we, i have heard a lot of this week. that is usually what the white house says when they don't want us to ask very many more questions. what this is is really kind of an embarrassing moment for the buying and administrative

and if you have evidence of a large scale block market and that was true in previous conflicts and arm supplies like in afghanistan, for instance, a huge block market for u. s. arms developed to tell. busy about obtain many u. s. weapons and have them still. and i mean, new credit is one of the most corrupt governments. this is just a cash cow for the weapons makers. they seem to want these wars to go on endlessly, because they can continue to make money off selling weapons. and they don't really care and whose hands of weapons and up it has made, okay. oh, they actually want the war, the drag on and on. so they may not even want the weapon to get ahead of the cranium and for him to have success. because that defeat their purpose was just as to make more more money off. more. and sadly, these arms corporations have a more and more political fluids in washington. they, they, by politicians and then the nipple, a public policy in their favor. and that's why the u. s. is involved in these forever wars around the world. right over to south africa. now here, one off each, a national, where a monument to the country's national here road nelson mandela was draped

there's a huge political support problem for more in depth and it was, and the got to have to keep in mind that the u. s. army is having a massive recruiting and retention crisis. so when it comes to national security interest, that's something they have to be very careful about which conflicts are popular, which ones have enough consent from the public to engage in and the consent from the american public. i know, believe in the recruiting numbers are reflecting this, that this is a good one to get engaged on. greg very interesting. just talk to you about this. thank you so much for your time and for your insight. greg stoker, a former us states army special operations member joining us there from texas. let's continue this conversation now with lauren score, who's a former us assistant secretary of defense and was in the defense department during the 1982 invasion of 11 on his joining us from skype. from washington d. c. 1982 we saw is really broncho. so into 111-2006 now 2024. what is your reaction to these latest development? see is really, is a calling it a limited round operation into 11 on? is th

u. s. spoke to and gamble have the g s. k big pharma, basically, disney another from a company another. no, it is google pepsi, amazon. they're paying the money for all these broad costs that are clearly tried to minimize in the amount of american public imagination. the scale of the atrocity we're witnessing that most people in the global south considered to be you know, holocaust. i mean that's why, but that's why you, kamala harrison is holocaust virus. and i buy them genocide. you, i mean, the, you know, when you look at it the way that the entire world sees this, but the vast, vast majority of the world sees this issue. you can see it within, you know, un votes votes by the united nations, right? if you look at the way that the united nations has voted on countless resolutions having to do with condemning israel or enforcing international law for the sake of palestinians. you see that where the minority lies and you see where the vast majority of the world lies. and so there's a reason why that kind of the, the media d

having me. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those bree by u. k. u. s e. um, genocide, here in the middle east, on monday we turn to the south sanctioning european union. when we speak drivers, politicians make wallace. i have them. the 2nd that of us are to pass the world's biggest of a man made me say in time of changing events. the alleged by the harris calling of $11000000000.00 loan stream to gas pipeline. until then he went to try the social media. if it's not sensitive, he'll country and i to a channel going on tv hon. they'll come to us, you know, the episodes of going undergrads. you monday, the hi, i'm accepted and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else to give it please. or do you have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my shop say main street, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my sh

u. s. media reports have identified the man in custody as ryan are a pro ukraine activist. police were spotted searching his former home in north carolina where he resided most of his life before moving to hawaii, a neighbor, and how i said he was shocked to hear the news. every interaction we had with them was very, very welcoming and kind. but if, if he did have anything to do with it, it's very, very shocking to us. donald trump's convoy was seen leaving the area and he was quick to announce that he was okay. in a post on truth, social trump think the secret service and others for keeping him safe. this appears to be the 2nd attempt on trumps life. in as many months. speaking to reporters after the latest incident, the secret service warned the threat level was high. or we have increase the, the amount of assets that we support. so we are, we live in danger times his presidential rival camel. harris said in a statement that she was deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt. she said condemn, political violence. politicians across the spectrum have expressed relief that the coun

hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. why does the u. s one advocate of have permanent seats on the un security council? but without vito power? let's get to the bottom line. it's one of the most debated questions in the history of the united nations. why do only 5 countries have veto power over all decisions at the security council for almost 80 years? they've been at the top of the food chain. china, france, russia, the u. k. and of course, the united states, the world has changed since then, but the un security council has not decades ago, the p 5 or the permanent 5 is they're called, decided to allow countries to joint as rotating non permanent members with no veto . after all, the security council is the most powerful body of the un, with the ability to impose sanctions and to authorize the use of force against countries. and now washington is talking about creating permanent seats for 2 african nations, but get this with no veto power. why and why? now, today we're talking with the kind of the home bori qual, former ambassador of the

u. s. m. 5 and nato's official enemies. and they have a need countries where the countries they are joining me now from rhode island in the usa is an internationally recognized is randy american genocide scholar, who opposes what even in a blood joe biden is admitted? is the indiscriminate kidding of civilians. i'm about to office and everyday israel is getting weaker. he's beside the office of professor of holocaust and genocide, studies at brown university present. thank so much for coming on, you know, as well as the, the debates between the.

but otherwise we have our nation's u. s. leaving this does not impact on that relationship that we have with us. how can generate quality be improved without the danger of it be the comments and sort of political to for other countries. i think it's important that we advocate for 10 day credits. it's important that we main street fortune day 22. it's important that we money to have that to happen. it's important definitely evaluate its impact because it's not like when we speak these issues, we're asking for feedback. we've been human beings. they also have rights to be treated as the product types and that you're not asking for something that is out of this world. an extra or do not want the country just as well as totally cool . 961 north stop human we are you close to us? you can read this while i'm doing that, which we'll see. ok. that's s b p t for us, king bed. if we talk about the economy, can we to have the rights to be empowered, economic kind of, we also have the right to pick even space to that's what able to do.

u. s. secret service have confirmed the open fire on the suspect. the government, near the former american president golf club in florida, the republican party presidential nominee was not injured. i'll be a part and suspect, turns out to be a big supporter of ukraine. so me, you know, a lot of the complex ray but this conflict is definitely black and white. ready is about good versus evil. this is the story book, you know, a movie. ready ever watched, this is the only evil, i guess. good. i mean, where valley is situation here where you know that you use range and the rest of the world are caring. and john and generous on sausage and seizure, one another a washer, the grasses concept that we're, we're all one unit we have to get along and work together and, and and the. busy is 2000, why do we have to work together the lar, to correspondence charlotte davinsky joins us not for more. charlotte, so it's like a very peaceable individual. his view points there, but the, the actual facts tell a different story. what more is known about the suspect? yeah

u. s. and fronts have issued a joint statement, calling one is well in his below to agree to a temporary 21 day seas file. well, that's bringing home. that's all who choose life for us in amman, jordan, because he's really governments bandages 0 from reporting from inside as well. though what was being said about israel, possibly launching a ground invasion into southern they'd been on well, there's a lot of concern on both sides of the border is israel is in fact the going to have a ground invasion into southern loving on these really military has said that all options are on the table. we've also been hearing that from really politicians a like like the defense minister, you'll have kalonde to prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it's also worth mentioning that there is support for this among the right wing, members of benjamin netanyahu, whose government, these really army chief of staff hersey, however you well speaking to is really army troops in the northern part of the country. had said, quote that your boots will be in enemy territory and also saying that the massive air strikes that

i mean, they have invented a story that what chest this at the u. s. and they're unknown allies were also too politically interested in the, the pricing up also, this is gasoline catch between uh, russia and germany to give them a plausible deniability. this is the whole thing. so let's do not get on board. the stories that complicates what is quite simple. it was announced before that the north street pipelines would be stopped. i quote the bite and we will put an end to it. and even in the german government we have people sitting like, well, the topic and her party colleague a come on top out and she's a member of it. you call them. and she said in public, at a party gathering just in uh, 2022, a few weeks after the last. so kurt said how back a what's behind it. so i think it would have to look at a wider circle of top western policy makers and ask them who was the true culprit? well, maybe one day we'll all be able to agree on what to do. you happen to those pipelines when he, thanks for talking to us today is we to get to see you alternately, if i

u. s. media reports that officials have seen elements of the victory plan and are confident that it can work. but joe biden will be the 1st person to see the entire plan. savanski said that if the us doesn't sign off, war may continue for years. and then my, you know, there was no alternative to peace, no freezing available or any other manipulations. that would simply shift verse integration to another stage. we need reliable and the lasting secuity for ukrainians, and by extension for all of europe. that's what we're working toward, that would be tool. ultimately, ukraine says the victory plan is a bridge to understanding what the country's future will be after the war. all right, then, just one question before we go, have you ever been envious of the if it, let's grice of a square ro racing up a tree? if so, this next competition may be just the thing for you. it's the will 25, made a poll climbing championship, which took place this weekend in england. the fastest climate to scamper up the. yeah, it gets to the 25 made a tray trunk is the window. now lacking the square roots, natura