u. s. is trying to goad them into doing some sort of military action against taiwan. so the u. s. and claim that, yes, see china is the terrible over. we've always said it. everyone has to rally around us american exceptional lives forever. so i want to be very care or not another on another down the u. s. idea where he conjuring the world. ok, gentlemen, very robust discussion here. i'm sure we're going to see a whole lot more particularly in the issue of taiwan with western audiences are being scared with here all the time. we have many thanks, some i guess in beijing, frogs and i look on that and thanks to our view is for watching us here. are you seeing next time? remember across tacos ah ah oh yeah, it has to be rash to be able to afford enzyme. and find the luxury that for sure, despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count i saw how they can choose your customers and du

u. s. are going out in different ways. china is talking about economics and the u. s. is always about security. but you know, i have a question. there's this idea. there was one of my compatriots there and said, depending on the us for defense, defense, what, who is going to invade europe? who is going to invade australia? you know that over 50 percent of the people in australia have been convinced by the media that they might be invaded by china. i mean, anybody who knows try, sees what they have. it knows that that would be virtually impossible. second, there be absolutely no appetite for trying to doesn't want more people. they have quite a bit quite enough as it is. and they certainly don't want to go to foreign lands and take on the headache of ruling other people. that's not to say that they obviously the europeans took that challenge under their wing quite some time ago and that didn't work out very well either. so at this juncture, i mean no one can make abner chelsea. i understand your confusion. it just seems that we're on this kind of customer, this break in

u. s. is trying to goad them into doing some sort of military action against taiwan. so the u. s. the claim that so yes, c, china is the terrible over. we've always said it, everyone has to rally around us american exceptional lives forever. so i want to be very care or not another on another down us down the u. s. idea recount during the world. ok, gentlemen. very robust discussion here. i'm sure we're going to say a whole lot more, particularly in the issue of taiwan, which em western audiences are being scared with here as all the time. we have many thanks, i guess in beijing, frogs. and i'll look on that. and thanks for view is for watching us here archie's the next time. remember of cross tacos. ah ah no one else. so think wrong. what else? just don't hold you yet to see proud disdain, because of the african and engagement it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground with at states has to be rash, to be able to afford enzyme, and find the luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world,

u. s. as the u. s. is to meet with china on a whole variety of issues, tie ones, one of them, but also just on trade. and in terms of what is happening with, you know, kind of new carrot versus stick measures being taken to say, how do we keep trying to in life, the chinese don't seem to be anxious. and on that trade note, catherine tie the us trade representative chair. so kind of laid out the whole policy towards china ahead of these talks out of the new policies, or how to the policies of the biden administration. that is to say, effect the phase one trade deal made under the trump administration between us and china. yet, well, remember that phase one trade deal between the u. s. and china that was made under trump, you know, had all kinds of cookie things in it, including a demand for china to buy $200000000000.00 worth of agricultural goods, more than what they had paid in the previous year. china's not doing that, they hadn't been doing it there a 30 percent behind on that and so, but, but what do y

u. s. is trying to goad them into doing some sort of military action against taiwan. so the u. s. the claim that, yes, see china is the terrible over. we've always said it. everyone has to rally around us american exceptional lives forever. so i want to be very care or not another on other down the usaa idea re conjuring the world. ok, gentlemen, very robust discussion here. i'm sure we're going to say a whole lot more, particularly in the issue of taiwan, which i'm western audiences are being scared with here as all the time. we have many thanks, i guess in beijing, prague. and i look on that and thanks for viewers for watching us hierarchy. see you next time. remember across tacos, ah, ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah. so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the ac

u. s. is trying to goad them into doing some sort of military action against taiwan. so the u. s. the claim that so yes, see china is the terrible over. we've always said it, everyone has to rally around us american exceptional lives forever. so i want to be very care or not another on another down us down the u. s. idea. re conquering the world. ok, gentlemen. very robust discussion here. i'm sure we're going to say a whole lot more particularly in the issue of taiwan with western audiences are being scared with here all the time. we have many thanks. so i guess in beijing, prague and i look on that and thanks for view, it's for watching us here. archy. see you next time. remember across tacos, ah, one of the was to have a mass shootings in america was in las vegas in 2017. the tragedy exploded a little of the real las vegas, where many se elected officials are controlled by casino owners. the dank is shooting, revealed wet deal vm, pd really is. and now it's part of the stand machine. most of the american public barely remembers that happened. that just shows you the power of mon

is also changing their orientation. again, you know, antique more anti u. s. and the clock is ticking. the u. s. will eventually have to leave iraq. i don't know how long they'll be able to keep that going. and now iraqi kurdistan is now basically under threat as well by some of the same forces. but it's interesting, i think they're the kind of where the circle conversation here. i mean, these words are both. i mean, in the we're going from had gemini, george gemini, too contested. i mean, well that's an interesting strategy right there. ok. because then you lower the cost, what it will cost economic costs. but you may still have the, the financial leverage, as patrick was talking about this, there is a calibration going on. i don't know how it is, and i don't know how conscious it is a grand strategy or is it a country concrete thing like iraq, which is kind of a outlier when we come to look at these other things here. what do you think george? go ahead. well, i think the financial aspect is a fortune, but you want to bear in mind that what the united states did in iraq and afghanistan was quite

u. s. is deeply concerned about the plan, saying it will hot prospects for 2 state solution. settlements on illegal on the international law though israel rejects this while the american nissan actually is reporting that sex, your state, antony blinking, vocally opposed israel's decision. so says, told the site there was a tense cool between blinking and the israeli defense minister benny ganz. lincoln reportedly told gowns what was taking place was unacceptable. made. abraham has moved from nablus in the occupied westbank. what a number of units approved in wednesday's meeting might not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president. donald trump, for palestinians. one settlement unit is one unit too much. we're standing here in front of the league israeli settlement of a lead has been here since the eighty's and it has been expanding, has been connected to other illegals, ready settlements. and israel with a network of roads, transportation, it has access to electricity and wate

this is allowed the u. s. to haven't had your money. america's greatest preponderance isn't it isn't military. in fact, although it might seem like that it's the u. s. dollar and it's, it's economic preponderance is financial preponderance more than military. military is just a tool to open up, to allow it to dominate globally financially. but i think george pointed out something that's interesting, you know, the middle east will become in a new cold war with china. the middle east will become a sort of contested zone. are george or wells geopolitical math in 1084, this endless war with east asia. but the middle east is changed and changed because of us action. so there is now an arc of resistance that very well network to very well equipped and fortified, which stretches from iran all the way to lebanon. that's a direct result of us and its allies, various operations and escapades in places like syria and iraq. and i think there was a tipping point came in january 2020, when iran fired missiles, a dozen missil

u. s. reaction. let's go straight now to rosalind jordan, who is at the state department at rosalind, the u. s. it clearly is put a lot of time and money into supporting handbooks, civilian leg government wants that message from the administration. while the 1st message from the biden administration is one of condemnation. the u. s. has invested, as you said, a lot of time, a lot of money into trying to help this transitional government get to of very and fair elections in the u. s. is view and establish and a definitive end to a years of dictatorship under the former leader. omar alba, sheer, but that was not the case. and in fact, to show its deep displeasure with the situation in cartoon, the u. s. has suspended all $700000000.00 that it was giving to the transitional government to carry out its work. none of that money had been dispersed and until things change, none of the money will be dispersed. certainly the u. s. is also concerned about other things, such as the safety of the prime minister, abdulla hum doc and his wife and other civilian leaders. this is more of what ned price the depa

how dire is the situation? sure. well the u. s. federal reserve is a vital institution. that's the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages. and the report referred to the fact that transportation and technology firms have been hit by low labor supply. well, retail, hospitality and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. and basically it's average americans who are being forced to bear the brunt of this economic situation. take a listen. hi, this is you are items on the store shelves. this are made to shelves in, i guess not everybody i live on for for stuff right now. these are one of the pre lot of people are getting laid off and i do believe people will start already certain items. there's like, how's the beginning of the band and people did with toilet paper and so on and so forth. store prices are on the rise

it is worth repeating, that it is the policy of the u. s. government and not to pay ransoms in hostage situations. so to say the least, this is a complex situation both for the u. s. federal agents that are operating on the ground here in haiti. and puerto prince, as well as the local authorities, that they're working hand in hand with to secure the release of these hostages. now this is a problem that's made significantly more complex with the worsening security situation here on the ground since the start of the year. there been 700 kidnappings, more than 700 cavities in the country, more than a 100 kidnappings that have occurred so far in just october alone. so when we talk about this worsening security situation, this is not something that's happened overnight. there was a spike in violence in criminal activity following the assassination of haitian president of nell marie's in july, there was more violence, more criminal activity following that devastating earthquake that took place in august. there's been a rising crimes like kidnappi

u. s. is power is also based on it's the, it's a conus ability to fear them or to respect them. and iran basically called their bluff and look what's happened. nothing has happened to ron. there's been a lot of stay branding. israel is assassinating nuclear scientists, etc. that's going on the fringes, but geopolitically, iraq is also changing their orientation. again, you know, antique more anti u. s. and the clock is ticking. the us will eventually have to leave iraq. i don't know how long they'll be able to keep going. and now iraqi kurdistan is now basically under threat as well by some of the same forces. but it's interesting, i think they're the kind of where the circle conversation here. i mean, these words from both of you. i mean, in the we're going from had gemini george gemini, to contest it. i mean, well, that's an interesting strategy right there. ok. because then you lower the cost, what it will cost economic costs, but you may still have the financial leverage, as patrick was ta

u. s. is moving away from that isolationist approach, that the previous administration favorite in a number of ways. it allows him to also avoid these e. you retaliate re tariffs, remember they would you to kick it in a matter of weeks. they were going to double duty on a number of things. like, for whiskey like harley davidson motorcycles, all american products and this would not have gone down well domestically. it also allows him to show off his green credentials. we know the president biden has made tackling climate change, a real tenant of his presidency. he's going to be at the cop summit in a matter of days. this allows him to show that they're working in the u. s. with your rep, which is known for producing what you might call clean metals, as opposed to china, which is allowed use as co powered furnace is. so can make cheaper metals, but not necessarily battles that are great for the environment. and also on the subject of china, it allows him to show some presidential muscle against

u. s federal reserve is a vital institution that's at the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages, referring to september through october, goes on to talk about how in transportation, in technology and manufacturing. there has been labor supply shortages, while retail hospitality, and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. now, inflation in the united states reached a 13 year high in june, and it's remain high ever since. and polls show that 62 percent of americans believe that joe biden is to blame for this. now it's important to note that inflation started climbing in april after joe biden had already been in office for 3 months now, rather than holding biden's feet to the fire. we see mainstream media stepping up to defend biden and point the finger at the american people. there was recently an article publi

u. s. is too far behind china in artificial intelligence. nicholas challenge departing message was that the u. s. military, psychological transformation is too slow. jalen says china is heading towards global dominance. it's already advancing emerging cyber technologies and capabilities. while i speak to catalina, go on to about this. she's assistant professor in law and technology at math state university, and she's joining us via skype from may. i thank you very much for being with us. first of all, are you surprised by any of the revelations from the pentagon swimmer chief, a software operator about china's dominance of artificial intelligence? what is the fate of play right now? so those are some very interesting development sir, but i am not surprised in the slightest. let's have a look at some fact. so if we look at one of the greatest top tier conferences in artificial intelligence, your i p s. we look at some data from 2019 and we see that researchers coming from china have of most pap

is this extremely embarrassing for the u. s. and u. s. diplomacy? i don't know if we see it at a trail or exactly have the white house feeling certainly they do that quickly. but if i can use similar language, it is a slap in the face because this of senior us envoy and very senior former un official, jeffrey felt them and they're saying not to do exactly what they went ahead and did just after his departure that sending a message that not only is this military clinton, not in favor of democracy, they're not in favor of international partnership. it is international systems including you, military systems which will carry together through its current economic crisis. and so far, whether we're talking about over the last 2 years or the recent political crisis of the last month or the and now today we have no economic plans coming from the major general under time to address, you know, 400 percent inflation provision food stuff and all of the other economic grievances that the sudanese people have and they're out in the street today and in larger and l

u. s. pressure, they always have done before. john holman, does it or mexico city far along is an associate director with the u. s. program at human rights watch. she says the migrant crisis, so the mexico could have been avoided. this is a situation in which a crisis is being created, but it doesn't have to be yes. there are a lot of people who are on the move and hemisphere. a lot of people who are fleeing from insecurity from the effects of climate change in mexico have had them stuck in southern mexico and have used in recent month and weeks excessive and abusive force against people who have tried to leave the mexico and head towards the united states in the united states for its part is also under biden and using a hard line border policy that the expelling people rapidly including to places like haiti, where they can not be received in safety. and all the while not following through on the promise of biden, the candidate need to have a holistic approach to migration to manage migration and to have a humane and dignified border. there's enormous disappointment here in the united states among human rights a

u. s. is ambassador to be declared as persona, non grata, and the other several other issues as well. we do not know what the details of this mechanism, how is going to work, who is going to be involved at which level, but the details are yet to be yet to be seen in any way. did the meeting between these 2 leaders are crucially important, not only in terms of the u. s. turkey relationship, but also, but even for the, for the unity of the nato as well. and i think that's why the americans particularly focusing on the nato perspective. ok, we're so thank you so much for that update from stumble and another meeting have has taken place between the french president my new and my call, and the case bores johnson. and they've agreed to diffuse days of arguing over post brooks at fishing, writes. so the 2 leaders agreed to work towards a de escalation after the u. k said it was actively considering invoking a mechanism for resolving brooks at disputes for the 1st time. earlier in the week from seize

u. s. is hosting eventual summit with sadie countries to discuss efforts to count as cyber tanks, but washington has missed out of here. big names from the gasoline, namely russia and china. the white house has emphasized that that a doesn't preclude future cooperation. we did not invite the russians to participate for a host of reasons, including various constraints. however, we have inactive discussions with the russians. then this particular forum, they will not invited to participate, but that doesn't preclude future opportunities for them to participate as we do further sessions like these. this is supposed to be a huge deal with over 30 countries participating in this international cybersecurity meeting. and what's surprising though, is that they expect to accomplish anything without inviting china and russia. these are 2 of the most advanced countries in the world when it comes to cyber technology . and it's also disappointing that just last month, the russian ambassador to the united s

there is nothing to stop the u. s. government going back on their word if he does get sent to the u. s. and putting him in solitary confinement for us for a considerable length of time and the background to that is his mental health has not been good for some time now. he joined the proceedings here by or a video link with for a while on the on wednesday on thursday, he's likely to do the same when his defense lawyers get their say, all of them, whatever than what the repeated argument that we've been hearing from the continental is that these charges are politically motivated when that barony wait 20. what all alone julian assange had said that he was acting as a journalist, publishing information, which is in the public interest about crimes committed by the u. s. military. that's what it boils down to for him. groups like amnesty international and reporters without borders, say that they agree that he is being singled out because he was publishing information which the u. s. government did not want to be published.

u. s. is firmly committed to the c s g movement and you're not going to see. yes, wells are coming online for the u. s. you're not going to see us return to anything near the levels that we saw to the company ministries. so i think right now, opec plus knows that this current surgeon prices, it's strictly, mainly because there's fears that we could have a lot more demand during this winter in. but that's going to be short term. i think the, you know, the consensus really is that after we get through this search, whether we hit $9000.00 oil that you know, the warmer months in spring and summer will be back rate at those mid seventy's. and i think that opec plus knows that they're still going to have, you know, stable prices, and they're just going to take advantage of these high prices for the next couple months. yeah, certainly, especially as we're watching what may end up happening this winter now. christie, i know another topic that we've been talking a lot about, which also deals with the winter months has been the fact that europe is facing this ongoing sea

u. s. is the world's largest natural gas producer, and inventory levels are not as depleted as they are in europe. but that's not to say that us prices won't be volatile. just take a look at the current oil prices, which has made gasoline prices, sky rocket, and with old pagan, not increasing, supplied. don't expect gas prices to come down any time soon. brent rachel argy corresponded side savage. thank you so much for following the story. tell us, take a further look at those oil prices, which stayed at 7 year highs on monday with west texas intermediate surpassing $81.00 a barrel. it's the latest in the series of skyrocketing energy prices that are now causing concern about how they can impact the state of the global economic recovery . so learning is not with co host. kristi i and admire senior market analyst at atlanta. it's great to have you both on the show to day. now add, let's start with you. what do you make of the latest surgeon oil prices? and what will it mean for those who were t

u. s. is a mess. this is the only country where this takes place. election should be entirely government funded. they should be entirely neutral and objective. they should not favor any party whatsoever. and there's no reason to have an injection of private money of this magnitude. there should be reform process, but it's just not going to happen because the system is completely broken and it's totally out of control. or the u. s. judge has ruled that jail violated the rights of a suspect in the capitol hill rights by denying him medical treatment. christopher whirl is being held in a washington dc detention facility on multiple criminal charges over his role in the january 6th riots. he has a form of blood cancer and broke his wrist while in custody in may. a doctor prescribed surgery which is still not being provided. now after reviewing the case, the federal judge held prison officials in civil contempt and branded the delay and treatment, inexcusable. i find that the civil rights of the defendant h

u. s. is 2nd ever catholic president, but also a chance to discuss the most pressing issues at the top of the list, the climate emergency. the biden administration had hoped by now to have passed its massive spending legislation, giving the president the ability to match his words on climate with action. but there's been no breakthrough. as the u. s. president toward rome with his motorcade of 85 vehicles. the un secretary general said all roads to success at the climate conference in glasgow in just a few days passed through rome. what is the minimum g 20 countries must deliver at this summit? for there to be a chance of success at cop $26.00 in glasgow. we asked you above what the scientists tell us that are the levels of emission that should be needed in 20, said he, and in 2050. and it is clear that it leads nowhere. if developed countries will tried to blame emerging economies and emerging economies will try to blame developed countries. these is the moment for every body to the maximum.

u. s. is trying to turn europe against moscow. so your list of 30 of them will go to still, the us openly say that cooperation with russia is contrary to europe's energy security interests. they want to directly embroiled in this area and reduce our independence. europe's future could look pretty bleak without russian gas. so why would washington treat its friends like this? the pipeline has been completed and it's, it's to the situation now is about approval on the you is in this call situation when the pressure is going to be maybe not immediately, but the pressure is going to be substantially got this over the line if with 2 months from now we're in the midst of a cold wind. sudden pressure is going to ramp up and i don't think sanctions is going to ultimately get in the way that at any rate winter is approaching. there's not enough warmth to go around, and gas prices have been getting heated. ah ah. to make matters worse, this energy crisis is in danger of becoming a food crisis in the netherlands. energy shortages are forcing

u. s. is embassy a couple of hours ago just before our last cabinet meeting has to with it that they maintain a bite of whip by the at the the did the vienna can wash an article or $41.00 which says that the diplomats should respect the added that the laws and regulations off the receiving or the hosting countries, and that has been a strong sign of a wheel to deescalate the passion. so are going to receive that and that, and answer that he welcome the, the, did the statement from the embassy of the united states. and just after the 3 of you as his embassy germany, the netherlands, france, and the other countries also re to with it. that it was a retreat through sham from this embassies that they are taking a step back. so for now, we can say that the diplomatic crisis over also colace keys is over. however, at the, the, the, the next hearing in corrales' trial is going to be a month later on november 26. and the council of europe says that if or small color is not immediately released, it wil

u k, keeping them low or even considering cutting them. how is the u. s. approach to dealing with this phenomenon, different to other western countries. the u. s. is similar to these other countries and that they're all coordinating their central bank policies and they are all living in this dream world where you can print money forever and have no consequences. even though we know that the results of that were the massive wealth and income gap, the rise of an american oligarchy, the reinforcement of the existing british oligarchy, in because russia is not an indebted economy, the death of gdp in russia is one of the world's lowest so elvira, over there at the russian central bank, had room to raise, right. so the russian economies manage the she's probably the best central banker in the world. but these other countries, because they're still incredibly indebted, they put themselves in a position where any rate raise will kill the economy and they call the crisis. and the supply chain disruption simply revealed the fact that there's incredible fragility i

u. s. is less against him. and so i might even say that actually is more powerful than actual manpower on the ground. but here's the thing with this. it is going around just talking about pencils and bottles of water. there's actually a, comes in a wide variety of forms. also can come in cash can also be an option. and yet time and time again, we find daniel, that america does not put any checks and balances into where the this aid is going to just disappears. so is there actually anything that could be in place to make sure that the aid was put in the hands of people as what had been promised and not just use exclusively by the taliban? and in some cases, we found back against the united states. well, as doctor paul is always said, a is taking money from 4 people in rich countries and giving it to rich people in poor countries. and while the tele bye might not be rich, they certainly have their hands on plenty of access to the states. riches. what little there may be left, but you know, all money is fungible. a

u. s. by the way, i is itself a major tax saving. it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually our. busy crime participant, and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax avoidance. right. let me tell you about some usage has come to now this our a denmark's energy agencies cleared part of the nord stream to gas pipeline, from russia to germany for operations to say these details is coming in a corresponding just getting across it to your correspondent peter oliver paint, so i believe it's green light, but not quite funneled string to what you got. yes, exactly, we're not quite there yet, but this is a step along the way to this gas pipeline eventually being up and running. what has happened is the danish energy agency has given its rubber stamp to the 1st string of the node stream to gas pipeline ad. that means that it is undergone air pre commissioning. it's also bad, it's number of tests carried out on it, and it's passed those tests in the eyes of the danish energy agency. there's stil

u. s. is working on its own hypersonic technology, but it's behind both china and russia. israel has improved plans for about $3000.00 new illegal settlement units in the occupied westbank will be the fast to be built on the prime minister and of tale bennett. am during president jo biden's term. the u. s. is deeply concerned about the plan saying it will hot prospects for a 2 state solution. settlement are illegal under international law though israel rejects this or the american new site actually also reporting that the secretary of state antony, blank and vocally opposed. israel's decision. so says told the site there was a tense, cold between blank and honest railey defense minister benny ganz. lincoln reportedly told gowns what was taking place was unacceptable then to abraham has moved from nobliss in the occupant. westbank was a number of units approved and wednesdays meeting may not be as large as it was during the era of the u. s. president. donald trump, for palestinians. one settlem

u. s. dollar in the way they do with sanctions? absolutely, it is a self made problem and what the u. s. is doing is that they're basically weaponized in the us because they can't, because at this point in time there's literally no other currency that we can go to . there's no other currency that is as stable, and while bitcoin does have a lot of potential and being the world reserve currency at this point in time right now, it is still very volatile and volatile. it can be a good thing or a bad thing. it can be volatile, bad as in dropping, but it can also appreciate as it's doing right now, and no one is complaining when it's appreciating. but the thing is that if bitcoin does become the reserve currency, then essentially the power literally goes back to the government. we will not have it, so that's not something that i want for big one. i don't think that's in big ones future, and i don't think it will be beneficial for the entire industry. if the quote actually became a reserved currency. now while we have you on, i also want to bring up the latest comments from edward snowden. he

u. s. federal reserve is a vital institution that's at the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages and referring to september through october, goes on to talk about how in transportation, in technology and manufacturing. there has been labor supply shortages, while retail hospitality, and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. now, inflation in the united states reached a 13 year high in june, and it's remained high ever since. and polls show that 62 percent of americans believe that joe biden is to blame for this. now it's important to note that inflation started climbing in april after joe biden had already been in office for 3 months now, rather than holding biden's feet to the fire. we see mainstream media stepping up to defend biden and point the finger at the american people. there was recently an article