u. s. have carried out a high profile prisoner swap, which has been confirmed by the russian foreign ministry versus business men. victor boots, who was convicted on arms, dealing charges in the u. s. has been handed over to moscow. and that's an exchange for american basketball star. brittany greiner, who was sentenced to 9 years in a russian prison for drug trafficking. moscow had been pushing for boots released for years, but washington had declined to consider the move until now. and we'll bring you more details just a bit later in the program. oh, in an effort to get the homeless people off new york street, the cities may is to allow the police to remove temporarily to the thing those they consider to be mentally ill. kellum often takes us to the streets of manhattan to explore the new policies more worrying implications. since taking office new york city, mayor erick adams has been clearing out the homeless encampments that have sprung up across the city. on average, 14 encampments are tor

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy. the power the sun for years, researches have been trying to devise ways to make nuclear fusion. commercially viable. who advocates say if the technology is perfected? it could provide a limitless, clean energy. how the jo castro has more from washington dc. on december 5th, 2022 at one o 3 a m. humans for the 1st time created a star. it was a tiny one contained within a cylinder, smaller than a water bottle and only burned for a 100. it trillions of a 2nd. but the achievement by scientists at the u. s. government funded national ignition facility at the livermore laboratory in california was indeed astronomical . it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. technically what the scientists did was achieve nuclear fusion ignition they trained 192 of the world's biggest and most powerful lasers housed within a complex the size of 2 football fields at a pebble sized capsul

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy, the powers, the sun and stars for years. researches have been trying to figure out ways to make nuclear fusion commercially viable. and now they are a step closer. for the 1st time, researches at the livermore national abortion in california have produced more energy in experiments than was used to ignited its proponents say that one day it could produce carbon free energy that's almost limitless. but scientists say it'll still be a while before it leaps from the lab to our everyday lives. others have warned it shouldn't slow down efforts to pursue other alternative energy sources is what the u. s. energy secretary had to say about the breakthrough last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory and california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition. and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done

u. s. france, china and the u. k. all have invested billions of dollars into this research, but they're still decades away from delivering a system that works. many experiments use a machine called a took a mac, which looks like a donor, and use as powerful magnets to contain the reaction. another uses a modified canon to smash 2 targets together in california, scientists have fired a powerful laser. the size of a building at a ball of hydrogen isotopes, smaller than a p, the p implodes, fusing to make new elements. and the force that was holding them together is released as energy that can be captured and converted to electricity. we've been hearing announcements about fusion for years, but this time scientists say they have generated more energy than they used in the process. which could be good news for the planet. at least a 180 people have been killed in flooding in kinshasa, the capital of democratic republic of congo. they've been land slides across the city of 15000000 destroying homes and roads. alex sped, has more th

u. s. have admitted committing cyber attacks on foreign powers during the mid term elections. justify the move by saying the fall is going to be interfered in or could have interviewed the vote unless the u. s. have simpson we did conduct operations persistently to make sure that our foreign adversaries couldn't utilize infrastructure to impact us. we understood how foreign adversaries utilize infrastructure throughout the world. we had that mapped pretty well, and we wanted to make sure that we took it down at key times. this is the idea of understanding your foreign adversaries and operating outside the united states. washington has when and he's in rush, i'm the ron of meddling and it selections for many years. but for the recent mid vote, a seen a u. s. security official said there was surprisingly a lack of foreign interference. he said that rush and the wrong was supposedly not to focus on the u. s. they were too preoccupied by the ukraine conflict and the wave. i'm a wave of process in th

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy, the powers, the sun and stars. for the 1st time, research is produced more energy in a nuclear fusion experiment than was used to ignited last week.

u. s. have been some living attacks on a run. does this go beyond more games? what's the potential for an actual conflict between the nation? you know, you all this have to be careful with this. it is because they engage in illegal wars. they have done it throughout the history. they have been attacking the thing and civilians and have been affecting their neighbors for many decades. so you always have to take this type of threats and seriously, the good news is that they have been threatening to attack. you don't for many, many years and the reason they haven't done it is because the cost is so high, it is capable of defending itself. what they're doing is against international law artisan to section 4 of the un charter. it talks about the use of force, the fact that the use of force should not be exercised unless you have a un security council resolution. but it says threats or use of force. so threatening other countries is also an eagle under the un charter. so whenever this really isn't med

u. s. have urged vulgar neighbors, kosovo, and serbia to immediately deescalate tensions on the border. crossbow closed its biggest crossing a day after protesters blocked it. on the serbian side, serbs in northern kosovo, have also erected barricades. tensions have been running higher since last month when sir representatives left state institutions in kosovo amid a dispute of a license plates, but usually bustling with trucks. this bought a station and northeastern kosovo is deserted. it's the largest crossing point to serbia. for now, it's been shut down. in response to roadblocks, set up by kosovo serbs, the minority group makes up less than 10 percent of kosovo population. they accused the government there of discriminating against them. but the blockades are a nuisance for many possible residents who have to take long detours to enter or exit the country. the government in pristina sees it won't put up with this. no problem. have you seen the cdc establishment of barricades is illegal unac

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy, the powers, the sun and stars. for the 1st time, research is produced more energy in a nuclear fusion experiment than was used to ignited last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory and california scientists at the national ignition facility achieved fusion ignition. and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. you as president joe biden is trying to take on the growing chinese and russian influence in africa is invited dozens of african leaders to washington for a 3 day summit. it's the biggest international gathering in the u. s. capital. since the start of the coven 19 pandemic. by and is also expected to use the event to announce you as support for the african union becoming a permanent member

u. s. have we're wanting presence on this tiny island way over on the other side of the ocean . well, the u. s. thinking is twofold. number one, the australians have asked us to become involved. and because the australians are panicked about the chinese, we're more than happy to do that. but secondly, you have to look at the broader u. s. policy toward china. we made a conscious decision, probably going as far back as the reagan administration, to challenge china at every opportunity, whether it's chinese expansion or globalization or, or whatever it is. you know, one of the things that we're having trouble confronting is the chinese are not going around the world to spread an ideology. they are going around the world to build things, right? roads ports, as i said, they're, they're truly assisting in the economic development of a lot of countries that really do need economic development. that something that the united states has been unwilling to do. we say that we don't have the money for it. the truth is we have plenty of money, we just, we've chosen to spend it on right. we al

u. s. have to put up against the netherlands. huge for exactly what we've come to expect from team usa soccer is the sleeping giant in the states, and it's been a joint that's very hard to white. but americans came to these games. usually nfl abbas bullock, just the kings of tv screens in the u. s. i did a lot of friends find it hard with the lack of scoring, but this team showed enormous fight they would of reward by they pay the teams and bid applies. they look like they just a structural way may be from being a really great team. but they're, they're improving the rising, they've got great participation numbers in the states, but not viewership numbers. but this tournament, as turned a lot around about football in the states right. moment in this game defy, gets the 1st daily blend gets the 2nd goal. he then got to go and celebrate with his father, who's an assistant coach on the sidelines, netherlands play argentina next in the quarter funnel. that's a real old school powerhouse quote, a fin

u. s. that had tried to align with the u. s. have been sacrificed on the altar of profit of military industrial complex supremacy in the u. s. u. c. now ukrainian, you see libyan, you see theory and you see iraqis and africans, of course, from the past 2 decades of war. so ultimately, anyone who's anyone around the world knows the u. s. cannot be trusted. the u. s. is not a trustworthy partner. and the u. s will always backstab its allies for its own game. christopher holly, political analyst and researcher, thank you for that. thank you very much. the ukraine wants to hold a p summit up the united nations to put an end to the conflict, but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukranian foreign minister. and he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the peace formula is to fault on the one hand, not to allow russia to manipulate the issue of peace. because they regularly say that they are ready for negotiations, which is not true because everything th

u. s. have ramped top of military help to in ukraine over $97000000.00, which is more than the u. s. has spent in afghanistan, some of the equipment that so it was abandoned by them. merican forces in afghanistan is now spilling out to other areas across the globe and used by terrorists. the u. s. is helping ukraine with organizing information, operations and propaganda operations against russia at the command from washington . thousands of fake messages of being posted every day at the same time there, glorifying the crimes of the nazis in the ukrainian regime on terms of plans for 2023. the defense minister outlined 3 goals. the 1st one is that russia will continue to strive to accomplish its objectives in the special military operation. the 2nd one is that russia will continue to maintain peace in the nagondo carbonic region. and the 3rd one is that the defense ministry will contain to strive to curb nato expansion. so that's basically a rundown of what circ, a chicago and vladimir putin spoke about at this meeting and attention now to the queen conflict, 2 people have been revolt

u. s. officials have also insinuated for years. many in congo have accused the west of failing to hold his ali to account for as a legend role in stoking insecurity in the d. r. c. the sacrifice made by our courageous soldiers under frontline pushes us to encourage them via this march. because territorial integrity and national sovereignty are not negotiable. we the faithful of the archdiocese of kinshasa support this beverly bonus on the congo. these people are angry to see their brothers and sisters suffer from war in the east, and we say no to the sponsors. so boy, my oil, my oil can dog we reject all who take up arms and fight in our country just to gain power. those types of wars and now we refuse the raising and mixing of army. we want to live in peace in order to build our country. there was no for the m 23 group released a statement, denying the accusations. the movement is mainly composed of ethnic tutsis in 2012. the group briefly capture the city of boma. but following piece thoughts many m. 23 fighters were integrated i

u. s. have soured. some water over oil production and influence in the middle east ortiz. rachel blevins takes us through the details, a key strategic partnership. and the growing multi polar world stands to get even stronger as chinese president using ping visit saudi arabia for the 1st time in 6 years. while it may be a short trip, there was a lot at stake with reports noting that the plan is to sign off on nearly $30000000000.00 worth of agreements between the 2 countries. while china is saudi arabia's largest trading partner with bilateral trade nearing 90000000000 dollars last year, we can't forget about the geopolitical significance here, which is why this summit has attracted so much attention. the beijing is going into this visit, emphasizing its desire to continue to work with arab countries and citing their shared respect for sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity, mutual non aggression. and most importantly, non interference in each other's internal affairs. china has always bel

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness the energy that how is the sun? the 1st time research has produced more energy and a nuclear fusion experiment and was used to ignite it last week at the lawrence livermore national laboratory and california scientists at the national ignition facility achieve diffusion ignition. and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. a court in the bahamas has denied bales the former f t x. the chief executive at summit bank mon fried, will be kept in detention until february after been declared a flight risk. he was arrested on monday in the bahamas and faces multiple fraud charges in the u. s. is accused of using funds from the collapse crypto currency furnaces, personal piggyback. if the x is new chief executive, john ray says poor management was to blame for the collapse. literally, you know, there is no rec

u. s. have also waited. zelinski is banning the crating orthodox church. his government is also been writing ukrainian orthodox churches and arresting priests. probably why he's a damn super stop. he's old about freedom guys. that send him another 100000000000 with no accountability. father dark o writ stove. joe, also a professor at the university of eastern sarajevo, told us the landscape government is trying to disconnect ukrainians from their common historic roots with russia by persecuting russian orthodoxy in the country. ukrainian state was modeled according to the anti russian or, or david chain in the queue. anti mosque sentiment. so it's, i'm not surprised. project of ukrainian identity was being modeled on an anti russian sentiment and rather than phobia. and he's trying to make this policy is kind of the atmosphere in which modern ukraine is going to be model in the any presence of any remains. so russian spirituality, russian history, rational language, i have everything event remotely linked and connected. russia needs to be expelled from tod

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy, the powers, the sun and stars the 1st time, or such as produced, more energy in a nuclear fusion experiment than what used to ignite it. a caught in the bahamas has deny bail to the former f t x chief executive sam bank when free. he'll be kept in detention until february after he was declared. a flight risk bank been freed, was arrested on monday in the bahamas and faces several fraud charges in the u. s. at least a 180 people have been killed by flooding in kinshasa, the capital, the democratic republic of congo. a main road collapsed during the heavy rains on tuesday. the law but to our authorities, who are going to see this, we are congolese. we have lived here a long time and now houses and washed away. i don't know where to go with the children. i've been a widow since 2015 and now my house is gone with the rain. i can't find one of my children. i don't know where he is, but i'm a poor woman and i don't know where to

u. s. u cane. israel u k. on the u. s. have been particularly vocal in the criticism of the runs response to the process of political analysts say it must africa ocean says that foreign forces, medlin, any runs domestic affairs on nothing. you networks have been operating inside iran for the past 3 years. dom bolton, the former national security adviser on the donald trump appeared on our bbc persia, to say that all he has seen are armed opposition are providing gar, you know, guns all, all to rioters inside iraq through iraq, with the borders and go to san province. there are many proves all saying that they are operating the in iran, and it's no strange to see that they used to do that in 2009. they did it in our 5 years ago. they did it also some 3 years ago, the u. k. foreign office told as a seeking to clarify the situation from the iranians, but one british m. e. p brunner the arrest, the industrialized taking of hostages, and called on british citizens to leave the country immediately. if i was a british foreign national

u. s. have announced a major breakthrough in the quest to harness energy through a process called nuclear fusion. the department of energy says scientists carried out a successful experiment using the technology. fusion is seen as a potential clean power source that could revolutionize the energy sector. advocates say the process creates energy that's almost limitless, but scientists won't. it will be a while before the technology is used in everyday life. last week, at the lawrence livermore national laboratory and california scientists at the national ignition facility achieve diffusion ignition. and that is creating more energy from fusion reactions than the energy used to start the process. it's the 1st time it has ever been done in a laboratory. anywhere in the world. simply put, this is one of the most impressive scientific feats of the 21st century. at least a 120 people have been killed by flooding in kinshasa, the capital of the democratic republic of congo. a main road collapsed during

u. s. have soured over oil production and influence in the middle east, a, c, g, t, and correspond, it is in riyadh with more details. presidency is having a busy schedule and there are 3 major events taking place. first is of course the state visit to saudi arabia, followed by a summit between the chinese leader and leaders of the gulf cooperation council countries. there's also a highly anticipated 1st ever a china arab summit between presidency and has of states that represent the interest of much of the arab world. now, officials have held this visit as a continuation of the long historical friendship between china and the arab region . since the ancients they wrote, but of course, the strengthening of modern relations also played a big role. i should say there are deep synergies between the development strategies of china and the era region. walker operation expert se could naturally follow. now it speaks volumes that president, she is listening, react, admit high pensions, between saudi ar

u. s. states independent country or have a different type of government. puerto rico became a u. s. territory bike in 18. 98 was activists have campaign for a greater self determination for decades. that have been fixed referendums on the issue since the 900 sixty's, but they were non binding as only the u. s. congress. congress states on the island . because a comment from the spokesperson of the puerto rican action movements, a novelist, one lopez, bozza, in 2014, the general accounting office of congress did a whole story on the, the economics outcome of puerto rico, becoming their state. and had done report is so catastrophic for the statehood option. the pro stated people don't even want to bring it up. and when i'm a listen about it at all because it will be present a really impossible situation. riggle will become poorer, will become less competitive. and will not be able to develop you, tony, because on the us we don't have no, we don't have or, or economy or economy. it's pretty much in the jungles. in the case. we don't produce anything there, stay who it or can only be

u. s. have said that a change in policies in women's education is needed before it can consider formerly recognizing the taliban government, which is also subject to heavy sanctions. will shortly after the taliban made that announcement, the united nations condemned the move. it's clearly another broken promise from the top we have seen since there take over also in the past months, just a lessening of the space for women. not only in education, but access to public areas, their non participation in the public debate. it's another very troubling, troubling move and it's difficult to imagine how a country can develop can deal with all of its the challenges that it has without the active participation of women and the education. while the decision was confirmed just after the taliban released to us prisoners and what was called the quote good will gesture. state department spokesman net price said the irony of the timing was not lost on us. officials have permanently sent him women to a darker and

u. s. have condemned the violence and call for an investigation. while 12 advocacy groups and rights watchdogs have he shouldn't join statement expressing concerns about gross human rights violations. in a statement amnesty international as accused the government of having coat very little regard for human life, saying its action. send a chilling message to those who dare exercise their human rights. for its part. the government accuses the opposition of trying to destabilize the country. it says protesters are gathering illegal aspect under no circumstances. should there be any disturbance on the roads? people don't wanted, nor do you want any unruly incidents by blocking roads. it has also reject demands for an election time. caretaker government sotera, it is heavily biff. up all across the capital city, docker, the bangladesh nationalist party, the main opposition parties, headquartered is totally coroner by police. no one is allowed in the perimeter. that's the economy spirals, and the cost of living source, bangladesh, nor faces. the addition

u. s. on the 1st state visit of the bible presidency. that he does have discussed a number of global issues and have jointly condemned russia's war in ukraine. i caught in the u. s. has reversed a ruling which allowed an independent review of thousands of documents seized from former president donald trump, florida. and he is the way for criminal investigation and to the way the trump handled sensitive documents. his legal team wanted a circled special master to vet them and see if some should be kept from investigating. for time football while kept champions, germany failed to qualify for the last 16 and katha. second ranked belgium also going home and there is joy of america and japan who advanced to the knockout stage . now united states, south korea and japan are imposing new sanctions on north korean officials and agencies connected to its weapons program. it follows young young's launch of an intercontinental ballistic miss i last month. china and russia blocked recent united nations sanctions efforts saying that restrictions already in place should

u. s. have rattled its close allied south korea, so has even full to help from the you to join forces to oppose those restrictions. especially concerning the developing of electric car industry. we have a huge room for the e. u in korea to work together and to make the inflation reduction ac system more compatible with the world trade organization. so as not to cause unnecessary trouble to strategically important parts of our industry. the u. s. is kind of constrained by the discriminatory structure of the law the us and say so duction not to which has cause the controversy aims rising prices by reducing the corporate tax rate to 15 percent. it will provide a 30 percent tax credit to domestic energy production. while promoting clean energy as well as stimulate the purchase of electric vehicles made in the us. now, in a recent meeting with friends present emanuel mark, one us leader joe biden said he wouldn't apologize for the tax law even as the threatens of take the issued to the world trade or

u. s embassy in our slow and ask them for help to protect it. just average american citizen, not rich people, no connections. people have no repute. the u. s. government said no, we can't do anything. we have to respect local laws, right? so that's also another dimension here. u. s. government is very active in protecting its rights interest. us government's interest, not the american people's interests. me as an individual. if i have a problem abroad, u. s. government is not going to help me. but if i'm george soros o than the u. s. government will act to help me in my corporations, my financial and business interests. right? i mean, when we see the business trades that the us wants to continue, i mean, it's sanctioning a lot of countries around the world because none agreeing with the u. s. policies as states today is narrowing. is field to do business international yet. so the u. s. it is dig itself into a corner and we see the country is increasingly isolated on the international stage . more and more countries are citing with russia with china, major company, major countries, obviously india. so in the middle east is solidly behind r

u. s. state of pennsylvania have arrested a suspect and the killing of a for university of idaho students. last month, they were found stopped to death in their beds and were likely asleep when attacked . the 28 year old suspect has been charged with 1st degree murder. it's still unclear if he knew the victims you as television journalist barbara walters has died. she was 93 years olds in a career spanning 5 decades. she was the 1st female anchor on an evening news broadcast. and one of the most prominent interviews on us television, walters was also known for creating the women's talk show the view on the abc network to be an unstructured life. and russian president vladimir putin says he wants closer military cooperation with china. the statement followed a video summit with chinese leaders, eugene ping, though beijing has not condemned the war in ukraine. it has also not provided russia with any direct support. france and the united kingdom have joined a growing list of countries. now requiring people, arriving from china to show negative cove 19 tests. beijing house re opened its bord

u. s. have very strict oversight compared to other countries who got minimum payouts. it's got to be for charitable purpose. you can have a conflict you know, charity as a whole is about 2 percent of the world economy. i wish it was more like 4 or 5 percent. so it's very small compared to governments, and in no way it is slammed to be a substitute for government. governor's got to provide the basic, ah, education and health. and then philanthropy can come in and, and support some of the risky innovation, including things like new vaccines. right now you founded microsoft in 1975, while much of the world was still using typewriters. and we are, of course, living in very different times today with a new generation leading in innovation. do you still feel challenged as an innovator to compete with this new generation? well, i'm not competing with a new generation. you know, i'm competing with malaria and need to be in, you know, malnutrition. and fortunately, we can build teams of people cooperating. you know, there's different theories about how to solve all of those. for

u. s. have projected unity against russia as well. and ukraine. joe biden is hosting a manual knock on for the 1st state visit of his presidency. the to discuss trade differences and frances concerns about the impact of biden's economic and climate policies on european manufacturers. kimberly, how's that report now? from washington d. c. u. s. president joe biden rolled out the red carpet for his 1st official state visitor, french president, emanuel mac cross mac krone. it's a visit designed to highlight francis historic position as america's oldest ally and alliance with renewed importance system across with war. once again, on a european soil, once that's taken, a crane is not just very far from here in a small country somewhere in europe, but it's about of our values. no bible says he's willing to hold direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. if he decides to end his invasion of ukraine, i'm prepared if he's willing to talk, to find out what he's willing to do, but i'll only do an consultation with my day hours. i'm not gonna do it o

have fed that mr. city remains in critical condition in hospital, in the central african republic, and then he is now facing a fight for his life. the u. s. has produced and supplied drones to ukraine to target russian infrastructure. as according to arti sources, as this, my washington climbing such weapons have not been used to hit russian territory. it's been determined that the avi onyx and control stations of the drones were manufactured by american company scepter works, which performed their initial calibration and testing at scottsdale airport. and arizona analysis of the electronic units of intercept drones showed that the ukrainian military also used these. you avi's to attack infrastructure facilities in several stapo, as well as the belgrade curse can varone as regions associates. familiar with the stories hold is the final drone assembly and test flights were conducted near polish airports, which was used as the main nato hub for supplying weapons to key. if the you a, these are said to have been launched from the ukranian cities of odessa and equivalent rogue, the allegation contradicts washington's claims that weapons appl

u. s. allies have trained around 15000 ukrainian soldiers. eager to donna spoke to ukrainian prison of war had been trained in the you, k. and we should warn you. the interview was filmed with a person held in captivity and therefore may have been given on the dress. the u. k . prides itself for an overwhelming amount of support. it's provided for ukraine in the war against russia. london has scooped its own stockpiles of weapons too near critical levels. it has brought tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers to britain's training site and claim they've evolved into proper commandos. but now the smith is ready to bust overseas training did nothing for this fresh ukrainian captive moves one or will in september they called me to read. i got a draft notice and i joined the army with the east. what happened then? we'll put a full, i began training. what the training, nor will i was abroad in england. gutless. how did you get there? without them on a plane, they dropped us off somewhere in england. then we rode a bus for around 9 hours. did the plane take off from ukraine today? no, from polan

u. s. does not have dim diplomatic ties with them. according to u. s. official. we spoke to a number of people from those countries who shared their opinions about the u. s. intentions in the region. what a lot of it france and the usa, a rejected in africa. it's due to their politics. this initiative is a way to preserve their image in africa. our wishes to have a trusted partner, who is honest to bring good ideas in the right equipment to help us to fight this phenomenon on our territory. a, it's an opportunity for joe biden to bring the us back to their former position in africa because united states of america are trying to take advantage of it for a long time. we've been under the leadership of europeans. it's them who colonized us and they are the origin of all these things. i believe the u. s. is targeting europe's place in africa, even though we spoke with john curiosity, who's a host of the whistle blowers program and he believes the u. s. had another reason for not inviting those countries even when the new governments of these countries have pledged a

u . s. have also waited. zelinski is banning the crating orthodox church. his government is also been writing ukrainian orthodox churches and arresting priests. probably why he's a damn super stop. he's old about freedom guys that send him another 100000000000 with no accountability while i'm at present and soleski. when i was vice president, i must tell you. i was impressed with him from the very beginning. i sensed a deep conviction in him understanding of his people, but like the rest of the world, i've marvelled at his courage and the courage of freedom fighters in ukraine. political analyst, alexander povich, told us earlier that the persecution of the russian orthodox church in ukraine is part of a wider western strategy to make ukraine as hostile to russia as possible. really must say that nothing is sacred. they even the church is being used for purely political and geo political means are people of the same faith who went to church to the same churches yesterday. all of a sudden there being credit against each other, they're trying to destroy all t

we have the u. s. government speaking out, a guest is describing china as the repair. and now that those restrictions have been lifted and coated cases in china are rising. we have china once again being can down. now the claims and the condemnations shine from us officials are laced in hypocrisy. one will note that the united states leads the world in terms of coven related deaths. whereas china, despite having the world's largest population in 98 in the world, in terms of cobra debt. so nowhere near the united states in the number of koby related gas. so it's quite, quite hypocritical for us officials to be criticizing china, recovery related gas and talking about it. but this all fits a pattern with how the united states covers china, no matter what china does. china is condemned when kobe 0 coded policies were put in effect, they were described as brutally authoritarian. and then when those coded policies were lifted, we heard that this was a sign that president, she's in pain, was week guy. and that this was, that was a sign and he was giving in and didn't have aut

u. s. having cancelled the basic the submarines that it had ordered in france and moved that order to australia. that was a multi 1000000000 euro deal and the french didn't take it very well. so both are recovering from that at the same time. this clearly signs that when do biden calls europe, he po, potentially cause a paris 1st angler, michael, is no longer there in mano my call. only 44 years old is one of the most seasoned european politicians, but they have a lot talk about there's already an speculation that there could be something like a trade stand off between the you and in the united states over this investment package that essentially is excluding european companies, well that's unless they move particularly their jobs to the united states. so yes, their partners, but they're a bit far from being economic allies at this moment. ok, thank you for that. to me. come here to christmas in washington. are let me take you back to our previous story about the organization for security and coop