i in my capacity as the u. s. army ranger, i had a hand in this situation with both our goal, so i'm intimately familiar with this. there's a lot, but i can't disclose about this, but i, i, i am very, very familiar with this. i have great issue with it. both are just starting his unit, of course, but of course the united states government was going to spare no expense trying to get one of our soldiers home, even though he did deserve his unit and was acting as a lone wolf with the taliban. we couldn't leave our guy over there. it's in the freed up, every soldier, every ranger. we're not going to leave anybody behind. that's fighting for us, even if they deserted us. but what it took to get there study makes my soul hurt and fringe, which i think is a lot of the reason why the debate is happening over the last month of how we withdrew. i think there is different probably on the fish or do you have to ask you, what is the difference between 2014 and having such a commitment that we will do whatever it takes, includ

interventions that are going to be necessary to really increase the vaccination rate here in the u. s. i. what about the, the other elements of the plan? i mean, how big of a big reset is today's announcement. i think it was very good. well, we heard today was a comprehensive plan. today. we've seen lots of pieces here and there, but they have been largely piecemeal. and i think there's a clear recognition that the pathway we're headed down is not working. and we are not going to make a course correction fast enough unless we saw this really comprehensive approach. so everything from testing masking, vaccinations, economic abilities to protect the most vulnerable populations. those are all the things that have to happen. now it's really about whether we can execute effectively on this new strategy and whether we can deal with some of the political implications and see if we can move forward with a science based policy, which unfortunately, we haven't seen entirely in the us. tell me about the, the messaging there in terms of talking to people and saying, you know, 25 percent of people wh

i've also lived in u. s. i was in the government, i was a college politician, lawyer, investment banker. i've seen what we've done. it's not all bad. we have tremendous resources. we should be doing better and i grew up in abroad. i have to jump in here. we have run out of time many, thanks my guess, northfield knoxville and in beijing. and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember prospect the ah, the ah, is you'll media a reflection of reality? the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation, whole community. you going the right way? where are you being somewhere? direct? what is truth? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows, ah, driven by shapes by those in me dares think we dare to ask me. ah mister moscow. time and headlines today, joe 5, his approval rating shops to the lowest point to this presidency of the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan for the administration. stick

u. s. s . i had to be postponed indefinitely. idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena. anyone who thought otherwise had to be wiped from the earth. this is the union itself is this is a victory for democracy and freedom of these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush for the new one i v i actually stood in one tablet block on mine was division one of the land owned and vine saucen when my financial noisy on in also unless he has a competitor to know he's is landis me. i, united states became the indispensable country with the exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all other countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years of war in the 21st century and the middle east for the attack. so on 7 countries. and that's also a tool. and i've got a ton this neo colonial in julian is neo colonial king william non austin, of the state, your honest, already get your

i've also lived in u. s. i was in the government, i was a college politician, lawyer, investment banker. i've seen what we've done. it's not all bad. we have tremendous resources. we should be doing better and i grew up in abroad. i have to jump in here. we have run out of time many thanks my guess, northfield knoxville and in beijing and thanks to our viewers for watching, appeared are to see you next time. remember prospect the the, the psychiatric drugs are essential for millions of patients. or are they, they want that pill that they hope will take care of their problem thoroughly and rapidly in the short term they really work. the problem is, in the long term, they're mostly disastrous. suddenly stopping a drug can cause withdrawal symptoms more serious than the condition it was meant to treat instead of the beneficial effects of these different medicines ending up to something wonderful. very often they're harmful effects and up to something terrible can pills. so of all ills, or are we trying to mitigate

u. s. foreign pulse and its impact inside the united states. they alone, i think the american people could force a change in direction. and then the u. s. could take its place as one among many nations, a powerful nation, a country that could still have a major role in the world, but not the dominant, want to not seek to control everyone else and act equally with other nations. that would be what we all hope for, but it doesn't look very good. does it, peter? not at all. and in george, i mean, again, i me the fund a mental question is moving forward here is that us the u. s. is predominant in many fields. still has a very tight control over international finance bill, but that's dwindling away slowly but surely as countries trade in their own currencies. we have major financial institutions. i m f, world bank still controlled by the united states, but that's being questioned right now. and so, and of course, the huge military that you know where you would speak to the beacon on crisis of 2020, but it didn't touch them. it never touches the military ever. eve

but what does change, i think here in the u. s. is there is a growing sense that federal authorities are going to bring in a major crackdown again, script of what, what does that actually look like? i think part of it hinges on what we talked about earlier this week, going back to the federal reserve and you know, jerome power basically talking about a central bank digital currency for the united states that the federal reserve was issue. once that's going to happen at some point, and then where do crypto fall after that will be you will come out an outright ban . all of them, probably not. but will they really limit what those crypto are allowed to be used for and how trading takes place may be. so the question going to be, how much does the government try to gain control of the crypto market between now and then? and what does that control look like? and i'm not sure anybody can answer that question. right? and especially when you look at the statements that have been made about and not almost creates even more concerned as to wha

i've also lived in u. s. i was in the governments, i was a college politician, lawyer, investment banker. i've seen what we've done. it's not all bad. we have tremendous resources. we should be doing better and i grew up in abroad. i have to jump in here, we have run out of time many. thanks them, i guess the northfield, knoxville and in beijing and thanks to our viewers for watching, appeared are to see you next time. remember across the the, the war on drugs noted as a way to combat a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota. and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a tragic, told us that and there was a competence short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly, they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for

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u. s. society. and i think it's up to the american people, if they ever can, to understand this and know that they've been lied to over and over and over again about america's role in the world. that they're spreading democracy rather than maintaining an empire. the idea of an empire, something foreign to most americans were so obvious to everyone else. so if the american people could ever see that and wake up and this is kind of our mission, i can short news to keep drive at home. what the realities are about u. s. foreign policy and its impact inside the united states. they alone, i think the american people could force a change in direction, and then the u. s. could take its place as one among many nations, a powerful nation, a country that could still have a major role in the world, but not the dominant, want to not seek to control everyone else and act equally with other nations. that would be what we all hope for, but it doesn't look very good. does it, peter? not at all. and, and george, i mean, ag

that's what i, that's as much as i can say between the u. s. and the european side. of course, i actually expect you to be pretty close. the u. s. team is stacked on paper, some of the best players in the world, and in fact, old, well, they applies inside the top 21 in the world. not the same for europe. you want to have 4 and that sort of gap and window. i still think that the european is jamie, is a team of champions rather than a champion team. they're a champion group to get together and i think it's going to be class and i'm not would be surprised if we have a tie, which would mean europe would retain the roddick up? well look basically golf is such an individual sport every other week of the year on the pga tour over in the us here and on the europeans or in europe a they just play for themselves but every now and then we have the roddick out every, every 2 years and every of you that the presidents cup of the us team as well. and it's finally where they get to play in that same environment. something that they haven't really done since that will kids when they

but the u. s. i knew k struggle to come from china over a security pipe with australia and german voters and coughing that ballads and what promised to be a very close forward rates with a boon to start on. our team will be continuing our special coverage and assessing them main contenders. buying to replace long serving chancellor angler marshall the i will a very good afternoon to you from the russian capital just after 1 pm here in moscow and what a week. it's been with your top highlight stories. let's give you some of the bigger headlines now for this edition of the weekly. so it was the russian city or pub in a state of morning this week off for a university gun massacre. 6 people were killed on monday by a student who classmates describe as a silent and lonely teenager. a warning you may find the following, images, disturbing, and other 40 people were injured and shooting. most of them students, many of whom are still fighting for their lives. ortiz cause it in a rush, golf retrace the steps t

it's been 20 years since attack is flew planes into the world trade center and the pentagon in the u. s. i remember ceremony has been held at the pentagon to honor the victims of the 911 attacks. only 3000 people were killed, telecom billionaire, nadia. but mccarty has become livid on the new prime minister. the previous government resigned after the massive port explosion, more than a year ago. mccarthy's cabinet faces an economic meltdown with fuel shortages and power. cars and morocco has a new prime minister, brilliant fuel tycoon, as is her nose. it was appointed by the king on friday. those the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stay chewed for witness. ah . i lose . good morning, sarasota moore ever good morning. newtown it shipboard garage wake up. wake up september 11, 9. let me new day camera. stir something up and me. i'm pretty sure it's very something new. where were you on that day? a new or our mother. we're sitting in the kitchen, you can use dictionary breakfast and you sat and watched her to play and she's in between towers 6 blocks away from fear. president bush was going to b

in the u . s. i remember in ceremony has been held at the pentagon to honor the victims of the 911 attacks. nearly 3000 people were killed, telecom 1000000000, and nat geo, mccarty has become lebanon's, new prime minister. the previous government resigned after the port explosion, more than a year ago. morocco has a new prime minister abilene, a fuel tycoon, as is her notion. he was appointed by the king on friday, 2 days after his party, one harlem entry elections. a french court has charged the former house minister over her handling of the pandemic on years bosom is accused of putting lives in danger. those are the headlines continued watching witness right after this the september 11th day to reflect day to be thankful. so years of service, man estimation are getting ready preserved lives on the line to protect his country here and abroad. and from those are in the military man, i want to tell you, man, thank you for your service. thank you for your say. my name is damien smith. i will be 26 the

and the u. s. i guess all things considered the response was quite measured. it was indeed some would call it very moderate, very tempered, particularly given the words that have come out of china in the wake of that particular deal. words use such as renewing a cold war ideology. but the chinese president stayed away from any direct criticism of the united states and its allies in that particular deal. he adopted a mission, very equitable tone as it were. putting china as a country that is interested in globalization is interested in multilateralism. insisting that the important thing is to negotiate a dialogue rather than indulged in confrontation. this is what the chinese president had to say. go, you go up differences and problems among countries. hotly, avoidable need to be handle through dialogue and corporation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. one countries assess whether it does not have to mean another country's failure. and while it's big enough to accommodate common development and progress of all countries, we need to pursue dialogue an

u. s. bond market. i think that's sad to say, but i think the game is over max, you know, they think keeps bluffing, that we can normalize interest rate. but as i said, the last statement, you know, you take the fed funds rate, the 5 and a quarter and you're going to be a $125.00 basis points higher than junk bonds show. so you know, block cielo market leverage law. what market the junk bond market, the shadow banking system. you are going to have a deflationary depression like we've never seen before in this country. it makes it look like a walk in the park, so they can't really fight this inflation. and we have a shame inflation that we have today is the same inflation that whole boker type is like in the late seventies and early eighties to look at that number again. children, 7 percent of g, d. p is the valuation of the stock market. i believe the buffet rule is that he thinks stocks, good price, see if they exceed 100 percent of g d p. and here we are 200 percent of g d p. so clearly by any measure b

and the u. s. i hope you support is in patrols newer texas for the town up to algebra, images of aggressive tactics. ah, hello, i'm darin jordan this without the iraq lie from also coming up more jets of lava shoots into the sky, but volcano, in the canary islands, incinerating houses, schools and crops, and one to charge them all that you move towards requiring smartphone makers to adopt a single charge ah, walk into the program. the us special envoy, the haiti has resigned what he calls the inhumane treatment of patient migrants by the government and a statement daniel foot said the policy of deporting thousands of migrants and refugees is counter productive and deeply flawed. separately, images captured biologist era. reuters early this week showed us border agents using their horses rains to whip migrants who are trying to cross over from mexico . the border control chief describe their actions as unacceptable and said the horses will no longer be used. she has time to report from washington d. c

and ah, hello that you school midnight here. moscow you watching artie international now with the u. s. i told stan washington is now set to review the failings of its rushed on chaotic evacuation. ne set to scrutinize the horrific impact that the occupation add on the lives of millions of afghans. in especial report. we tell the stories of people affected directly by the long running battle in ghost civil. ah, in our 1st report, 53 year old morrison beg lives in britain works for a prisoner rights organization and doesn't look like somebody who's lived the experience of america's worst prison practices. but he knows about them all too well. i had to stop telling myself that i'm a father that i my son, i'm a husband that i'm a human being. i started to whole myself. what i had been told that i was, and that was my number 558. that was my number in the in was in may 2002. i was interrogated by the c i and the f b i and they threatened if i did not corporate to send me either to egypt serious to be so the tortured you're with us. are you with the enemy? there's no in between. and that docto

the issue for china's perspective beijing perspective is i see this as a entree into the cold war as a kind of world war one scenario where the u. s. is creating packs and obliging itself to get it built. and the danger of yours that you said $11.00 tinder sets off a world war 3, which is what nobody wants. and i would agree with my other counterpart on that and you'd be talk, but you can't talk about saying, oh don't, we're not starting a cold war when obviously you are peter, what's your take on what i said? and also i just want your thoughts on the fact that, you know, the, you can, you, us have previously only shed stories about then nuclear defense technology with each other. and now there's the shift. how significant does that. this is a huge step up. you can say because now for the 1st time, a 3rd country, australia has been sharing a chinese technology. and it is, it can be seen certainly by china as being something that's a little dangerous for them. because china is not a strong on nuclear or anti submarine nuclear submarine technology. and in a nuclear submarine oriented will be a real problem for china. and i think thi

so when the trophy janica ross gerbils with the u. s. i holding a record 6 point lead, it's hard to see how defending champions europe will be able to pull their way back on the final date. but there were some bright moments to them on fact today, the spanish pairing of john rome and sergio garcia kept up their winning streak beating brooks. and daniel berger, your only point of the morning session garcia further extending his record of most matches one to 25. that was of little consolation. why i didn't know. i didn't know what that record. i didn't know and i didn't care. you know, i just looks like the american guys are just plain little bit better than, than us and, and it's, it's a shame. otherwise it was all usa in the morning session is they took 3 of the early point. although the shelter the day did belong to europe, who pay c to his bull unseen from the rough. dropping in for an eagle. yeah. putting some space between themselves and his the americans went into the afternoon session with 93 lead and just as well as jordan speith po

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but it points to the fact that i think the u. s. and her get both coming to a place where they are going to agree that there are areas of cooperation and of real tension. gallup. you know, i think that howard, i start, sees the less whiplash in this relationship than i do. but, but how do you see it from your perspective? you, you know, this area almost better than anyone. i know. do you feel that air to one is playing his chessboard well right now to say, you know what? you've got a problem and you've been nasty to us, but now we can fix it. and is there a price that everyone is putting on his taking some of the pressure off the us with regard to african refugees and, and other issues with regard to managing afghanistan? well, i think this question also take, go to the ethical pulls that check us relationship because only takes you to relationship turn solutions, who is essentially at the curtain partnership essentially was even by the jury. polled graham because it is very, you know, dimensional. and now the turkey basically used t

u. s. i went down there by the time they finished with europe, the americans had taken 19 points to europe 9. that's the biggest victory ever seen at to call, making the captain steve stricken brown. you know, i never want to major, but this is my major right here. and then the moment every goldstein had waited for a long running feud between american teammate brooks, kept bryce and december ended with a hug to. 6 2 sit in full, packed with individual personalities. nothing brings gulf was together. like a ryder cup. join a guy, raska al jazeera. europe may have been thrashed in the ryder cup. it was a different story for team europe at tennis is the labor cup. they needed just one more win against the will team on the final day. and then pick champion alex on the very, very rude level when they double confess to complete the 141 victory. europe have one all for addition of the competition now. and this year they did it without never jock of it's rough on the bell and roger federer i saw it w

u. s. and the u. s. military is epping, is that a risk event? for you, it is indicative, i don't know if it's a risk event where you trade on it because you know, it's a dollar hasn't lost much value ever since we did a lot to the bottle. and dennis, than i said, it's still more marginally up on the year. but it does tell you that confidence in our president confidence in our federal reserve confidence our in our treasury is completely misplaced confidence. these people have no idea what they're doing. i mean the stage the has this stayed mild of phillips cur saying that inflation comes from too many people working when it's the exact opposite. inflation comes from too many people not working and giving them money to stay home and consume job owners theories are wrong. and the fact that the u. s. military supports our currency and our bond market and took a torpedo to the bow. does it is part of that picture that it's post the next crisis. when we bring in break up permanent, a permanent condition of child income tax credits and hands unemployment, l looked up there money m

i mean, there were no there were no bombs that then blew up in the car. is none of what the government said about what happened here proved to be true, the u. s. government and considering those reparation. how likely do you think that the families will be compensated given the situation and i've got a situation on the ground. i think it's highly unlikely. u. s. government will be providing any compensation to the new afghan or standing government and whether the taliban is going to do something to help them that, that you would have to ask the new afghanistan government if they're, if they're going to help their own people. i would hope that they would because clearly they were just a terrible tragedy in a number. so it was supposed to have been and i talk owner would be so assigned ball not what went wrong. what happened to, to the intelligence looks like everything went wrong, and that wasn't a suicide bomber at all. in fact, it were still the opposite. he was an aide worker and, and then somebody, you know, clearly made an error in where they were going to do the strike because they did the strike in a residential area where they were. so

u. s. and the u. s. military is epping. is that a risk event for you? it is indicative, i don't know if it's a risk event where you trade on it because you know, it's a dollar hasn't lost much value ever since we just bought the bottle and the dentist and i said it's still more marginally up on the year. but it does tell you that confidence in our president confidence, in our federal reserve confidence our in our treasury, is completely misplaced confidence. these people have no idea what they're doing. i mean, the stage still has just stayed model of still obscure, saying that inflation comes from too many people working when it's the exact opposite. inflation comes from too many people and not working and giving them money to stay home and consume. job owners, theories are wrong, and the fact that the u. s. military supports our currency and our bond market and took a torpedo to the bow. does it is part of that picture at x poster next crisis. when we bring in break up permanent, a permanent condition of child income tax credits and hands, unemployment, ellicott their mo

this is out of here, alive from doha, also coming up, u. s. i live in suffolk, sexual abuse, appear before the senate hearing examining why the f b. i didn't investigate disgraced team doctor sooner i believe or not. and i also have an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his view out amount since the taliban took control of afghanistan. tough challenges lie ahead to create a viable and effective government. ah . the united states has condemned the latest ballistic missile launch from north korea calling for destination of tension on the peninsula. but in the surprise, move, just hours later, the south flex. it's military. might i successfully testing this are launched from on the war set. it's the 1st country without nuclear weapons to develop such a system. rob mcbride reports from soul this highly provocative missile tasked with carried out while china is foreign minister, one year within sol, for tools with his south korean counterparts with north korea high on their agenda . of course, we all want to contribute to the peace and stabil

but, but i, i don't think that the, the broad term is perception that the u. s. was behind the who is something miler to the relationship. i think it's actually pretty big and it's, it goes to just how limited the capacity for a broader cooperation is yes. there are these moments where, where turkey in the united states can cooperate. but the, the broader story is that the turkey perceives the united states as, as most a militia malevolent power power. it has a power that is working to undermine and limit turret. and i mean, it's not, it's not a minor thing, right? that this prosecution of votes my couple of this important. so the civil side leader is based on the, the, the, the, the united states. and i think that that, that speaks to the way the turkish leadership perceives the united states. right. well, thank you. we'll have to leave it there. a fascinating conversation st lawrence university, associate professor of history, howard ice and star, and university of oxford research. golly delay, thanks so much for these interesting thoughts today really appreciat

you know, i asked the u. s. government to set aside this political object is and the fact that i am an american iranian citizen gave me the blue process of law. and i, i must be fairly treated in court so far and hope that this will continue in the future. but i'm afraid of the political pressure behind this case and found our position groups in iran outside the iran. i will also capitalize on this, then have unfairly accused me, for example, damage kill organization. i think it was me, demonizing that money and i have never even once recently about them in any of my articles and books and you know, the number of fantasies against me just are endless. and you know, if you look at the, so the media for example, they have taken a leading in attacking mrs. since january and, you know, one asked why, why? so there are so keen on my case and you know, constantly reporting your body full of distortions or facts. so, you know, does the complex case studying was hostility, between nations and, and it's kindly politiciz

hovel and conceded the half point needed to fight reaching the winning 14 and a half point margin u. s. i went down there by the time they finished with europe, the americans take you 19 points to your 9. that's the biggest victory ever seen out of my account. making my captain, steve stricken brown. you know, i never want to major, but this is my major right here. and then the moment every goldstein had waited for a long running feud between american teammate brooks, kept bryce in december, ended with a hug to. 6 2 sit in full, packed with individual personalities. nothing brings golf together like right, a cup. join the guys real sca al jazeera. louis hamilton has become the 1st straw between $141.00 races off the victory at an eventful russian grand prix. the mercedes driver started from ford, but for his way up the pack snatching the lead from land north with 2 lamps to go with her and spun out in the rain. hamilton title, rob next step and finish 2nd happening began the rates on the back of the grid because of an engine penalty for always call a science was 3rd, we put hamilton top o

u. s. i went down there by the time they finished with europe, the americans had taken 19 points to europe 9. that's the biggest victory ever seen at to come making the captain steve stricken brown. you know, i never want to major, but this is my major right here. and then the moment every goldstein had waited for a long running feud between american teammate brooks, kept bryce and december ended with a hug to. 6 2 sit in full, packed with individual personalities. nothing brings gulf was together like a ryder cup joint, i guess. real sca al jazeera paris sunshine, coach se 14. i was calling on fans to be patient, while leno massey, adjuster, his new life in france. project in it will say says he expects messy to be in the school for tuesdays at champions league game against manchester city. the argentine for it has mr. p. s g last to lead games with a bruise me but did train with the school on monday. you need to understand that this is a men like us that need to adapt to the new club. need