u. s. intelligence says the crown prince approved his killing. of this ma'am, that has set off a storm of criticism. u. s. president joe biden, hell talks with saudi crown. prince, mom had been silman, a man he once promised to make a prior over the murder of u. s. b s john list. jamal kush old g casual g fiance reacted to the meeting with the tweet. seeing the blood of the princess next victim is on biden's hands. the u. s. president has counted the criticism. thank you, bill here. respect to the murder of cash yogi, i raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he, he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came on was he said he was not personally responsible for it, and he took action against those who were responsible human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now, saudi arabia has never been a rights respecting country. it's ever been a country where you can speak freely, but what we've seen in the past 5 years is a total shut

u. s. intelligence is the crown prince approved his killing a fist ma'am that had set off a storm of criticism. us baffled, and joe biden held talks with saudi crown. prince mom had been sell man a man he once promised to make a pariah over the murder of us based journalist jamal kush oak g kashodi. his fiance reacted to the meeting with the tweet. seeing the blood of the princess next victim is on biden's hands. the u. s. pasadena has counted the criticism route here, respect to the murder of co, shogi. i raise it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it in time. and when i think of it now, he basically said that here he, he was not personally responsible for it. i finally came in was he said he was not personally responsible for it. and he took action against those who were responsible, human rights groups waddy, that this is far from enough. now, saudi arabia has never been a rights respecting country if there were been a country where you could speak freely. but what we've seen in the past 5 years is a total shut down of the space for any public criticism or any hint

u. s. report at which he helped put on track by the u. s. intelligence community indicating quite clearly that the very saudi crown prince, who he fist bump today, was responsible for at least signing off, if not directly ordering. the mother of timo, kaz shogi, and just to cite it democrat here, adams, if a leading democrats who said that this was an example of how all writ, autocrats a can influence a u. s. foreign policy in the middle east. having said all of that, americans here are very much busy with themselves at the moment. yeah, that's a very good point. it's still surreal though, the video that we were seeing there of the saudi crown prince going down the line of all of these u. s. officials and fist bumping them all at you if you could read their minds, you would know that they would of think to themselves. this man is a possible murderer. but as you say, for the u. s. voters, that's not top of the agenda. what about this summit of golf cooperation of the gulf corporation council rather with countries such as egypt, iraq endured that takes pla

u. s intelligence is the crown prince approved the killing bite and said he repeated his denial at that the crown prince repeated his denial that he was involved in any way. respect to the murder of cr shogi. i raised it at the top of the meeting, making the clear what i thought of it in time. and what i think of it now and most exactly. i was straight forward in direct in discussion. i made my view, crystal clear. he basically said that he, he, he was not personally responsible for it. i indicated he was, he said he was not personally responsible for it and he took action against those who were responsible. okay, let's speak to dw correspondent carleen a cim way in washington. currently in a hi, joe biden says he believes the saudi crown prince was responsible for the murder of jamaica. so g, yet he fis bumped him. what is this tell us about the relationship between the u. s . and saudi arabia, oil tires, they and these kind of visits between world leaders are normally carefully choreographed towards the final press. of course, the conferences and the joint statements of both parties.

u. s. intelligence accused of killing the jealous jamal cause should g u. s. authority say they will seek the immediate expedition of the notorious mexican drug, lord raphael carro can terror. he was captured by mexican naval forces on friday. can taro, hampton, on the f. b. i's most wanted list with a $20000000.00 reward offered for his capture. the israeli military says it's launched and asked strike on a hamas target in garza off to walk us were fired towards israel. the army says at hit weapons manufacturing site says at least 2 rockets were fired from casa over the southern israeli city bhaskar lawn. and one was intercepted by its ad defense system. tony's president and g ging paying has visited ginger, dying in wants believe to be his 1st trip. thus since a crackdown against the weaker muslim minority aging has been accused of committing human rights abuses against the weakest. okay. there's a headlines coming up next in size. sorry. on counting the cost could and joe biden re, engagement with saudi arabia helped to stabilize the oil market dependent.

u. s. intelligence official. and you don't know what the motive is of that, of that official. and in this case, they're not being transparent in terms of providing why they feel while wait technology is, is of concern. and, and i think that that is, that it does, i think that damages the credibility of the report itself and, and funding michael the time into this article comes wet tensions in the indo pacific region, specifically over taiwan, a very high at the moment. do you think it's coincidence? and now i do not. i think this was meant to aggravate the situation and with how speaker pelosi planning a trip to taiwan. this is gonna infuriate beijing to the point. now we're beijing is even threatening potential military action. so this is the the admit and she's due to go next month. she was supposed to have gone much earlier, but she came down with cobit, maybe she'll get a relapse, i don't know, but at any rate, she's scheduled to go next month. and this is going to be a be a very telling thing and already we're, what we're seeing is the u. s. military cautioning against th

u. s. intelligence community. but the fact is slipping under the radar while they're busy targeting, so called dis information that doesn't pander to their agenda. political analyst, dakota, lily says the money trail means the u. s. government is using taxpayers dollars against its own citizens. these are millions of dollars, which coincidentally is also taxpayer dollars being used to sway opinions of people across the world and especially a people in the united states. you know, it's unfortunate that not only is this being done covertly, but also it's being done against people. the american people themselves, the evidence. this is just the latest in a long string of evidence that proves that the united states intelligence community as well as social media companies, artificial intelligence, marketing, etc, are all interwoven in a way that is very detrimental for democracy. one person has been reported killed and another 4 wounded and a shooting in paris on monday evening. a suspect has been detained while another

u. s. intelligence has blamed the prince for the killing, although radia has denied responsibility, joe biden, who promised to make saudi arabia a per riah back in 2019 travel, the saudi arabia last week to meet with top officials. radia had rashad has been under pressure from the u. s. and e to export more oil as western countries seek alternative suppliers of energy. former great diplomat and ambassador leo, need us present up ballast. told us that negotiating with russia is the only way to resolve europe's energy crisis. the only way to go ahead is to sit down in a neutral country like switzerland for western countries and moscow and try try to come out trying to find a practical solution. which of course would involve the lifting of sanctions because it, it, it doesn't work for europe. and when i say europe, i include russia. so can cause, i think that russia is, is part of europe. these agreements that have been signed, for example, ones that will connect to electricity from saudi arabia and it's not going to help much also to reach this cannot happen overnight. it will take quite

u. s. intelligence blamed the prince for the killing of cas shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. although rhianna has denied responsibility. joe biden, who had promised to make saudi arabia a pariah back in 2019 travel to saudi arabia last week to meet with, to meet rather with top officials. they're react has been under pressure by the u. s. and e. u to export more oil as western countries seek alternative suppliers of energy. but to get more on this now we're going to cross live to former greek diplomat anime bast early a night as chris and thoughtless thanks. a lot for joining us on the program. once again. ok, so the saudi princes visit to greece includes a deal on renewable energy and ellen g, do expect that that agreement to help save grease in europe from or do you expect that that agreement is going to help save grease and europe from a looming energy crisis? first of all, it's a shame that the greek government is making deals with somebody who has murdered. and this has been acknowledged by everybody into a horrible way. the journalist shogi back in 2018 in, in the consu

u. s. intelligence pretty squarely at his door. but joe biden is going to saudi arabia now as part of this trip. this really reflects a kind of recognition of a couple of realities. first and foremost, the very high oil prices that we see at the moment. the americans would love the saudis to be turning their gushes up and producing more oil to try to keep prices down. and also bite and said this openly in the press conference, a concern that if the united states is not more engaged in the middle east with sadie ray, but also with other countries. that that leaves the door open to particularly china, but also russia to move into a kind of a power vacuum there. so almost kind of restating america's need to be engaged in this region. and that means talking to people like him. first for us president richard walker. thank you very much for coming in and explaining the intricacies in both their in the middle east to a quick look now at some other stories making news around the world. the government of italian prime minister mario tragic

u. s. intelligence community. but the fact is slipping under the radar while they're busy targeting, so called dis information, but doesn't pander to their agenda a trial after a conviction, that's what r t has called a new statement from british media regulator off. com which has accused our outlet a failing to deliver impartiality. the watchdog has even threatened new sanctions against our t, despite the fact that it already revoked our u. k. license 4 months ago. the logic of these decisions mirrors to one guiding their delivery many months after off comes revocation of our cheese license. it is a trial after conviction and our cheese guilty of being russian and daring to voice a point of view and show facts unacceptable to the british political and media establishments. archie is not the only media outlet hit by sanctions, a russian news of the russian news agency spoon mc is also in the black list across the you. earlier, the european commission president proposed banning 3 other russian broadcasters. while i

u. s. intelligence agencies involved in the affairs of greece, italy, and other european states, in particular, back in the late 1940 s. and why it before is what you're talking about as the marshall plan, that was to ensure that greece and turkey, for example, didn't fall to soviet communism. greece entered into a civil war in 1946. it lasted until $949.00. and, and it was a, it was a very difficult chromatic period for the country. here we are, all these years later. and greeks really aren't completely over that civil war there. there are families that are still divided because of the positions that people took. that wasn't a corporate action to see, i didn't exist at the time. the ca came into being in 1947 with passage of the national security act of that year. but where we get into some of these ugly stories, it really begins in italy in 1948, and then comes to a head in iran with the overthrow of, of a democratically elected prime minister, who never recovered. and indeed, relations between the united states and ron never recovered. not only did the united states specifically the cia, wo

u. s. intelligence community. but the fact is slipping under the radar while they're busy targeting, so called dis information that doesn't pander to their agenda. political analysts, dakota, lily says the money trail means the u. s. is using taxpayers money against its own citizens. these are millions of dollars which coincidentally is also taxpayer dollars being used to sway opinion.

u. s. intelligence accused of ordering the killing of the journalist, jamal cash or g. the israeli military says it's carried out and asked strike all now hum us target in gaza, all to rockets were fired towards the southern city of asked along. the army says it hit a weapons manufacturing site shall anchors parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president, prime minister, renelle victim, a single servings acting president until a new leader is in place. should happen within the next 7 days. michelle fernandez has moved from colombo for the protest. is that said they wanted a system change. they wanted a clean sweep of the board of this is not a development they are relishing. they are in fact, really, really angry and frustrated that it has come to this. the irony is that gotta be a roger pock. so once at peak popularity are coming in with the 6900000 volts at that residential election has had to leave in the face of a massive public backlash and a protest. i centered on him while a man who was voted out of parliament did not have a single seat, and now

u. s intelligence says the crown prince approved president biden stopped short of directly accusing thewn prince of the murder, but says he took a firm stance for human rights. for the united states president remains silent. on a clear violation. human rights is totally inconsistent with who we are, what we are and what we would do. what we believe. and so i'm not going to remain silent. the two leaders also discussed the possibility of boosting saudi oil production as a way to bring prices down. the president hinted that relief could be on the way but didn't offer any more specifics. it's been nearly 78 years in support chicago disaster left more than 300 people dead after the break the annual effort from an east bay congressman to clear the names of the men convicted and twitter requests an expedited trial after elon musk pulls out of his deal to buy the company how musk is responding next, plus tiger woods was moved to tears at the open championship today. coming up leader in sports when the fans could tell this is a memorable moment for one of the all time greats. a medical examiner

u. s intelligence says the crown prince approved president biden stopped short of directly accusing thecrown prince of the murder, but said he took a firm stance for human rights. pretty. united states president remains silent. on a clear violation. human rights is totally inconsistent with who we are, what we are and what we would do. what we believe. and so i'm not going to remain silent. the two leaders also discussed the possibility of boosting saudi oil production as a way to bring prices down. the president hinted that relief could be on the way but didn't offer any more specifics. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. a fire destroyed more than 97% of the oldest state park in california. now park rangers, a big basin are looking forward to a grand reopening, and it takes a lot of patience and money to buy a home in the bay area. but really, there's now say the market might be cooling off. and later in sports. the huge ovation give it a tiger woods during the open championship. tiger talks about being overcome with emotions and what it might mean for his future. living with metastatic b

u. s. intelligence documents that have been declassified, that now prove that the kingdom was behind the attacks. it was there, government agents that were here in the united states that gave the logistical and financial support set up the network that was needed for the hijackers to carry out the attack. so it was direct involvement by the kingdom of saudi arabia. and 15 of the hijackers, of course, were also saudi citizens. i know during president trump presidency, you met with him and discuss these concerns. yesterday he, when asked about the 911 connections, said he had sympathy for people like you and for the families. but that the people running the tournament were his friends, and this was a good opportunity for golf is what did, what did you make of that? yeah, his relationship with the saudis has always been a little too cozy for our comfort. and it caused us a lot of problems when he was in office, when we went to him and asked him to declassified documents. and he agreed to do that the very next day a g bar stamp state secrets across them. so someone in his administration that

u. s. national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia. she taught at georgetown university school of foreign service and is a fellow at the brookings institution in her latest book, hooton's world. russia against the west and with the rest of her sustained, analyzes what motivates flattery. putin and his foreign policy professor sent welcome to the day president biden says the u. s. will support ukraine for as long as it takes, but how long will it be before washington pivots to pushing for a cease fire given the costs of the war and mid term elections? is it so, so far has been remarkable bipartisan unity in the congress. and obviously in the bye, didn't ministration on doing everything. it can to support ukraine more than $5000000000.00 in weapons and assistance has gone there. but it's possible that if the republicans were to take both houses of congress in november and you had a large number of sort of pro trump, republicans who are more skeptical about the u. s. involvement in this conflict that you could things see things change. bu

of russian military intelligence officers who stand accused of conducting the most disruptive and destructive series of computer attacks ever attributed to a single group. the u. s. justice department accused 6 members of a russian military intelligence agency unit of being behind the sand worm hacker group from its headquarters, known as the aquarium operatives developed digital weapons for use in the gray area between war and peace. russia had become a shadow market for hackers, and potential mercenaries, rushes an amazing position, all the real good talent as there and all the talent has been committing crimes. so guess what? you have absolute authority over them because they can either do what you tell them or then go to jail and russian jails. not great. with the hackers had tested in ukraine. they laid a repeated in the us. russian cyber attackers infiltrated a software company in texas. solar winds is a friend that most people would think about it here. but it's actually just all over the world in terms of our firms mean tens of thousands of companies around the world use it. and the thing to think about is anybody they wanted access to, they had access t

u. s. admitted its intelligence was bad. ah, the attack killed 10 civilians, 7 of them children, ah, everything is a video game now. and we have all the toys in the world, the do it be, you know, what? so does china? so does russia. so it is israel that this, this is the world we've created at least 18 countries currently use weaponized drones. they are controlled remotely without oversight from courts or declarations of war. and sometimes almost entirely without human decision making. autonomous drones search for targets automatically fire and forget drones from at least 4 nations circle over libya, for example, are fighting on the ground below. are mercenaries in militia groups? many of them recruited and paid from abroad. conventional warfare is increasingly being replaced by shadow warfare. ah, nuclear power and north korea, france, it's weapons. but secretly, dictator kim junglin also unleashes his own cyber armies on the west. iran and israel have been waging a shadow war for decades, involving raids, sabotaged missile

u. s. marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, who believes that humanitarian and military comes should be kept separate. if you want to use a certain communications capability of free to mandatory and purposes, it needs to be totally dedicated to that purpose. the moment there's crossover with the same system that you're applying for humanitarian use, you now are using it for military use. all of those systems can be deemed to be military in nature. we make it very clear what humanitarian law says. there can be no connectivity between the 2, none whatsoever. it what the law must is doing. and ukraine is absolutely unacceptable and actually push legitimate humanitarian workers lives at risk. because if you're operating one of those terminals, you are now a legitimate military target. and if i was a russian, i would view every single one of you on most terminals in ukraine as a hostile target, worthy of being destroyed as soon as it's detected. the news for lancaster new president, is busy forming his government after taking of the top drop on wednesday. he chosen a veteran of pol

u. s. marine corps intelligence officer. your position is very clear. thank you very much for your take on the support, the yellow moscow supply to supply to ukraine during this complex. thank you for the news for lancaster, new president is busy forming his governments after taking over the top job on wednesday. he's chosen veteran politician d nash guna what? dina. as the new prime minister, despite attempts to bring stability to the crisis, hit nation mass process continued into friday morning. ah. local security forces arrested several people and cleared the main count. the protested has occupied for more than 3 months. they had been demanding the south asian countries leaders resign over the economic chaos being witnessed. army and police arrived in trucks and buses shortly after midnight. moving tents and protest banners. the army is also secure to the presidential office in colombo. the correspondence wondering sharma is on the ground. in the dead of the night, sri lankan army as well as police force clamped down on several protesters. they've cl

u. s has intelligence that moscow is moving towards annexing part of her country.almost five months since the start of the war in ukraine, the country's first lady elena zelenskaja, made a plea to congress to not forget what is happening in eastern europe by your health help is very strong, while russia kills america saves on wednesday, she told lawmakers. they need more air defense systems, she says that will allow her country to return to normal asking for weapons. weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody's else's land, but to protect one's home and the right to wake up alive in that home. the lens sca's speech followed meetings with first lady joe biden and president biden on tuesday. her husband, president vladimir zelensky, remains in ukraine can win this war. there is no question in my mind that if united states supports them win this war, and we will make it a victory for our own national security because clearly, putin will keep going if he's not stopped. the national security council spokesman says they believe russia is getting ready to an

u. s. is withholding information about ukrainian losses just so as not to tip off the russian intelligence. it's always been u. s. military policy to, to make the situation on the ground look more positive than it is. we did this throughout the warrant afghans, dan, certainly we did this in iraq. we did it in, in vietnam. famously, when i went to afghanistan in 2009 with senator john kerry, when he was the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, we, we had a classified briefing that was led by more than a dozen us generals. and when we came out, the briefing senator kerry said to me, it looks like we're going to win this thing. and i said, no, we're not going to win this thing. they always stay that we're winning. every briefing that i've ever been in. they say we're winning and they're doing the same thing here now in the ukraine. yeah, the defense department's unwillingness to share such information has drawn parallels. john with howard glossed over failures and it's, we're in the galveston. do you see any similarities here? oh, very much so very much so you know, the reason w

s b u, the internal security service. that was considered a surprise because he had no intelligence background, a tall, and when the city of a caisson fell at the beginning of the war, and many people pointed to the s b u and said this was a failure of intelligence. but clearly there is no an investigation underway, and it is of all that these 2 officials, me will end up being dismissed, as the president said on sunday night, rather than just suspended, which is their official position at the moment. cuz we can't forget the fighting is still going on and i understand that the president has been talking about that. what was he saying? that's right. during that address, he said that there had been more than 3000 cruise missiles fired by russia since the start of the war. he said if he took other rockets and artillery rounds and other missiles that had been fired, he couldn't begin to calculate the number. and clearly he felt that it caused the un undue amount of damage here in ukraine itself. and he also reacted to the comments from demetre midville, the former russian president, who is now the deputy head of the national se

u. s intelligence agencies say.nce was responsible for the murder of washington post journalist jamal cash, auggie. have the leader of that country who was involved in the murder of a washington post journalist. i don't think that that type of government should be rewarded with a visit by the president of the united states. reporter alex hogan sat down with a top saudi diplomat who was in the room for president biden's meeting with the crown prince. it's been just one day since the summit wrapped up here in jeddah, saudi arabia, and already some very different takes when it comes to the conversations about the brutal murder of jamal cash, soggy i sat down with the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs adel al jaber, we were actually invited for two separate sit down interviews within just two days. biden on his trip spoke to the crown prince saying that he holds him directly responsible. how did he respond to those comments? i didn't hear that particular phrase. this is where they understood crampons. explain

u. s. president, given the fact that us intelligence has said that possibly the crown prince may have ordered the killing of the wash in to post journalist shemelle shoji back in 2018. so the u. s. media is highly focused on this reading between the 2 leaders, or will it be a handshake? how will these 2 leaders greet one another? the white house is really trying to downplay this, saying it will be a that they're focused on meeting, not the greeting. and it's the substance and that the president will be meeting a range of leaders because when he's in saudi arabia, he will be attending a summit. and energy summit, we're a number of leaders from the gulf states will be this is about energy. and the other big issue, the white house says that's going to be focused on is the fact that there's a concern about a security vacuum that china, that russia, i, is really focusing on this area. and if the united states isn't reassert itself, they could be eclipsed. and so this is another big focus of the trip. in fact, it is the focus of the trip. and that's been the challenge in all of this for the palesti

the other ivan buck a north, was the head of ukraine's powerful intelligence agency. the s b u. a childhood friend of the landscape has been under scrutiny for security breaches. the president says, 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine in russian occupied areas. and at 651 treason and collaboration cases has been opened. the plane is the assistant director at the atlantic councils eurasia center. he says, present, lansky must act quickly to find long term replacements for the 2 sect officials. so i do think that these are significant, and the big thing that observers and experts are going to be watching for is who comes next. zelinski has appointed an acting prosecutor general to replace an addict of a is not yet appointed somebody to replace ukraine's top intelligence and security chief during war time. that is an essential role. so, so that, that's the big thing that experts are going to be watching for who comes next. the other thing here is that while a reason wasn't given by president zalinski for why he fired prosecutor general, he said that the sec

the other even backing up was head of ukraine's powerful intelligence service. the s b u. the childhood friend of the lensky has been under scrutiny for security breaches. the president says, 60 officials from their agencies are working against you, craig and russian occupied areas. and that 650 treason and collaboration cases i've been open. he must see, lord cheney such an array of crimes against the foundations of the states national security and the links recorded between ukrainian security force officials and russians. special services raises very serious questions about their respective leader here. each of these questions receive a proper response. today i've taken the decision to dismiss the general prosecutor and the head of ukrainian security cert. holy lisinopril, doug plane is from the atlantic councils eurasia center. he says the lensky mustang quickly to find replacements for the 2 sacked officials. so i do think that these are significant, and the big thing that observers in experts are going to be watching for is who comes next. zelinski has appointed an ac

u. s. gave saddam and the europeans gave them chemical weapons and military intelligence and political cover. after the war ended, iran gave an oil fields to an american oil company, conoco. u. s. slap sanctions against iran. later on in afghanistan, the iranians help the united states overthrow the taliban and al qaeda and then you're on what's called an axis of evil. and then after the nuclear deal again, the americans violated the deal and tore up the deal. so the problem is definitely not iran, and today the united states is constantly seeking a deal where there are loopholes, so they can buy the deal. so the run into saying until we have guarantees that the americans won't cheat iran and until the americans lift the sanctions that prevent the fall of the implementation of the deal where we can't have a deal. and the situation is not good for the united states and european soil markets are not favorable to western countries. western economies are being heard badly by the current situation. and as i said, the right, the running oil and gas and petra chemicals are selling very well. and th

russian and mercenary group wagner, that are supporting them both in terms of security and intelligence gathering. the u. s. wants to see or resolve to this situation because currently, all of the un soldiers on the ground. and we're talking over 12000 soldiers, 50 different nationalities. well, they're not allowed to leave the country. and no rotation of soldiers are allowed to replace them until they, until the 1000000 military agent at no accurately who these men actually are. un security council has passed a resolution urging all countries to bands small arms deliveries to haiti, where gang violence is soaring. at least 89 people were killed during gang violence in the capital for the french this week. so countries also been crippled by process of ongoing fuel shortages. one neighborhood was trapped without access to food or water due to the violence. now the coven 19th pandemic has caused what unicef and the world health organization that i've described as the largest back slide in childhood vaccinations in the generation. last year, 25000000 children missed out on the routine. the vaccinations that p

u. k, it's different, okay, it's still a little bit of a white man's burden. less and of course in america is in every cielo, of intelligence, so called the outage in u. s. is about american exceptionalism. it's an extremely america centric view of the world. and we don't need to go back to live east coast to once again state that america's as a rule of thumb simply cannot understand the other. and the problem is the other, which is basically the global south, which is 88 percent of the world's population. now they are finding an alternative model or alternative converging models. and they are trying to build literally a new system of international relations for from the point of view of from an gym on a point of view, either continental europe, u. k, or america. and the collective west as a whole, this is beyond, i'm not to my, this is the ultimate, but it's assumption that they will never happen. history. but, peter, this, this mindset when they call it american exceptionalism. but i mean, and it's eurocentric as well. and it's untenable, i mean, it's really amazing. you know, you look at europe right now because of what's going on, the ukraine. they

u. s. government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency, as to what types of enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees. with when they began confining pantano, they moved to having psychologists do interviews with patient discover individual flaws. individual sources of trauma in security. and then they, they also discovered because they were demanding with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by annuity and also by female fiscal contact. and then share of don't race has always played a role in american torture. it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and, and, and you might find that strange, but there was one area where slaves were never whipped, but you use clean techniques on them. they didn't leave marks. and that was, if you're going to sell a slave, because a slave that had with marks means that they were not going to obey. and so a clean slave was so got a higher price. a cotton industry in the southern delta states of t