u. s. is the u. s. c port that it's building, and the guy is a coastal peach. i'm not going to do like speaking why the in this matter, but this is the goal of this war to make a u. s. c port so they can explore the natural gas to europe using using this specific area. yeah, i can see that. can you explain to us what the sticking points are relative to a cease fire or 2 in exchange of prisoners is released historically has been willing to give up as many as 500 prisoners palestinian prisoners in exchange for a single is rarely citizen. but it seems that these really government doesn't care at all about it. citizens being held by him us. why is the netanyahu government taking this position? why haven't we seen a massive exchange of prisoners? because they will have no reason after that to keep bumping and destroying and killing palestinians in gather. now they have a reason like the be willing, as i have our resumes and we have to go there and get them back. if they make at a prison that makes a change and they took all the prisoners from god. what is the reason

u. s. is minimal sized. is another, you know, this doesn't change much economics. it's more of a political statement. of course, there's also a domestic political dimension, especially in an election year. i was just and it's also a statement against the mass of the subsidies in certain industries in china, in recent years. it's and it's good. we have made some subsidies several times now, before delving deeper into the subject. let's see how europe is dealing with these issues portrayed to be fair. access to each other's market also needs to be reciprocity. and we discussed how to make real progress on market access. i remain confident that more progress can be achieved. at the same time, we stand ready to make for use of our trade defense instruments. if this is necessary, european commission president was off on the line, made his statement after meeting she's in pain in may 2024. the traits defense instruments she referred to include imposing terrorist on chinese eves. similar to the new w

u. s. is around $74500.00. that means it would take an average american household neely 751000 years on what must could get in his pay deal for more on this. not to bring it elaine buck, she's a science and technology writes a host of the pod costs for tech sake. she joins us now from doubling. like good to see you again. is he on bus with it as well? i mean, what are their feelings towards the mind? there are some objectives at things that were to pause. i would imagine on awarding such a paid package because he's not just c o tests that he spreads himself quite said he. c o, maryland t c o of space x e is effectively meeting x, even though he's not the ceo there. and he is embarking on this new venture with x a. i. but he seems quite impassioned about it. so, and you would wonder if the at the back of innovation and test the recently at the slowness of getting products market, when they were promised. the reason something sales that you mentioned are because of that they have a leader who is ultimately distra

u. s. is increasing of its fastest rates in 14 years. critics say ballooning reward packages such as 8 on must put worse than social in a corner seat. he has how his pay package compassed with plans for other c o's and workers the daily, as well as the amount of dates, $300.00 times. what the top letting boss in the us made last year a more than $3000.00 times, the average ceo's pay package of $16300000.00. the median annual pay of a test employee last year was around $46000.00. average household income in the u. s. is around $74500.00. that means it would take an average american household, maybe 751000 years on what must could get in his pay deal for more on this, not to bring it elaine buck, she's a science and technology writes a host of the pot cost for tech sake, she joins us now from dublin. i like to see you again. is he on the bus with is as well, i mean, whatever feelings towards the mind, there are so objective at things that would pause, i would imagine on awarding such a paid pack

u. s. is minimal. type is another. you cannot just doesn't change much economics, it's more of a political statement. of course, there's also a domestic political dimension, especially in an election year. i was and it's also a statement against the mass of the subsidies in certain industries in china, in recent years. it's and it's good. we have made some subsidies several times now, before delving deeper into the subject, let's see how europe is dealing with these issues portrayed to be fear, the access to each other smart. it also needs to be reciprocity. and we discussed how to make real progress on market access. i remain confident that more progress can be achieved. at the same time, we stand ready to make for use of our trade to defense instruments. if this is necessary, european commission president was that i found the line made his statement after meeting shooting in may 2024. the traits defense instruments she referred to include imposing tyrants on chinese eves. similar to the u. s. approach confirmed facts

their funds to him and they don't want him to fail the amount of money and by the average c o in the u . s. is dwarfed by what a long musk has has been promised, but has executive pay cut out of time. do you think? and i think what's kind of a bigger problem, i think this is that it becomes a question about your most pay package, which as you mentioned, eclipse is unable their pay package of the us an already there should be a debate around that because you're talking about a disparity and pay between the white workers of high end workers that has been increasing exponentially over a long period of time and hasn't show any show any signs of stopping. and then you have this one month who's paid back is can be $300.00 times that. and it kind of starts to take too much of the conversation because you can't to solve the problem and solve the problem for the pay disparity everywhere else that continues to exist is, is kind of an outlier in the conversation. but the high, a salary packages for seo is actually drive performance and you said about, you know, most exposing himself very similarly to sha

u. s. espionage act. this is what was said in the tense moments in the u. s. federal court house, what can is it during this time covers my source to provide information that was set to be classified in order to publish that information. i believe the 1st amendments protected that activity, but accept that it was a violation of the espionage statute. i believe the 1st amendment and the espionage to act in contradiction with the child, the but i accept the would be difficult to win such a case given all the circumstances. it's been 14 years that you in a sanchez been facing off in a legal battle. and at this point, we see him on his way home after quite a bit of time, walled up in the ecuadorian embassy, quite a bit of time in british prisons along extradition battle. now around the world, many are looking on and seeing this is an example of hypocrisy on the part of us leaders who constantly lecture the world about freedom of the press, the protection of journalists, freedom of speech, etc. let's review everything that has happened to julian assigned over the co

u. s. is pushing its own proposal, which has been contrary to what the international community wanted for 8 months, but was forced to accept the american tax because otherwise the world would have continued to grind on and $200.00 just palestinians. every week you've talked every day. so that u. s. is basically pushing its own back, somebody come and that's normal. that's what it does. america advisors, it's interest. and this proposal is in the interest of the united. ready is the interest of the budget administration and election year, and it's pushing it because as you said, and i, i won't say they're locked in. i think these raising one more they've been saying get non stop. i'm not sure why the rest of us can understand what the israeli government wants to. is there any government once it wants to destroy him us? i'm not sure what i mean. the americans give it excuses. i don't think the rest of us to give these res excuses is there any governments want to continue with the war and just or

u. s. is in the pacific allies that in asia and the context of this, the backdrop or guns which this meeting is taking place is of course, rising tensions in the korean peninsula. some reports and concerns today that was an exchange of fire across the team and to try something between the 2 chris that was james charity w as east asia of corresponding from ty pay and earlier say, gosh, you my know ski rush of correspondent from re got let's take a look now and some other stories making headlines around the world today, or reading and nobel peace prize, laurie and argues mohammed audi has been sentenced to a year in prison for publishing propaganda against the state. the activist has been in jail since november of 2021, for protesting against the obligatory who job for women. she spent much of the last 20 years in and out of jail for campaigning for human rights in iran, or at least 18 people have been killed in lance lives triggered by heavy rains across central america. el salvador, ecuador, a

is the 1st female v p. and the highest ranking, female official in u. s. history is chief reported by many of the why they're left of the party as is this month's data new, some the governor of america's most populous state, california since 2019. and we mentioned her earlier here. gretchen with murray governs michigan unimportant swing states in past elections. we knew who was the bill advise the bush and clinton administrations on say, democrats are increasingly waking up to the idea of replacing bibles to stay in power. the democrats right now, we're having to have that conversation with joe biden saying, joe, you can't drive anymore, you're going to hurt yourself, you're going to hurt others. and, and the, the challenge here is that he's not just politically damaged. he's the president of the united states. he has the finger on the nuclear button. he is the, the commander of our military and, and he's not capable of serving in that position. so the democrats are panicking, talking about removing him as they're political. nominate one of the reasons you'

u. s. is primarily uh priority uh, photos off in the end of the in the pacific at remains the priority theater of operations. where is works. so uh, in particularly for instance of the south china sea and i had the chance to talk to a number of security experts on the, on the sidelines of the security conference. and many emphasized that the ssl is trying to see where flash, what's happening happening between a filipino and the chinese coast guards is, is a potential threat to of security that has to be taken seriously. a claims president vladimir zalinski is also in singapore. i don't believe he's headed this far east since the start of russia's invasion of his country. what's his purpose? well, of course, savanski has been touring europe the nations in recent days for more military age. so he has come here with the same objective in mind. these meeting today on a number of us sides, a number of foot by lateral meetings on the sidelines of the summit. of course, there is a range of interestin

u. s. is now the highest and best to use the number of households suffering on the severe financial bed. and due to skyrocketing rents, is that a record high? the number of homeless people is also as a pos, previous records topping 650000 problem. reynolds takes the place it up for millions of people to cherish the american dream of owning a home has slipped out of reach. so like a house like this. well, out of suburban house, but yeah. and they got a detached garage and its really beautiful like price and accountant and his wife had spent years searching for an affordable home. it is very frustrating. it just seems as though things are just so priced above. what we can actually afford that were constantly searching for something why our price is so high? well, its really its econ 101. so there are many more home buyers and there are homes for sale. and so that in balance and supply and demand is just really pushed, price is up, mortgage rates were 3 percent during the pandemic. there's 7 perc

u. s. is all about innovation, science, technology, computer chips, electric vehicles, and then working on climate change, green energy, and the resources, the vietnam house, the us motivations really to get china and help get them on the, on the south china sea. but uh, with everybody that aside yet, um has a policy or for those no military allowances, no for an basis, no gaming from the 3rd country and no 1st use of force to what extent benjamin does us have to pivot, since it's ideas about the world or the next steps that it is not simply a black and white situation where the world is idle countries, why the, for it or against is on the any sense given circumstances. and it is in these multi polar in the us is finding itself right now are in a difficult geopolitical situation with a strengthening of this, almost some called access between tear on tongue young beijing and moscow. and rochester, warren, ukraine, has really enhanced this access in a way. and so the us is in a difficult situati

u. s. is in top spot followed by china, then germany and japan, india at 3 and a half trillion us dollars has now overtaken britain. india's economy is currently growing by 7 percent per year. but relative to its huge population of over 1400000000 people per capita income is lower than in all the other g 20 countries. so india has a lot of catching up to do, to ensure more prosperity among the wider population and to fight poverty. one problem, let me start low employment rate in general, and especially among women just 60 percent of men are employed and only 36 percent of women female labor for us, but dissipation, g, it has always been loyal, then international levers. and even though historically in the other country, use it because the reason the economic growth in the indian case, it has been going down in the past 2 decades. indeed, as new government therefore, needs to invest more in the ailey school system above all, by providing students with a good education. many of them leave schoo

u. s. is pushing europe into a direct conflict laska while some files run public sizes in europe. so voice is across the atlantic, a warning about the devastating potential when you feel before is too late to stablish. mit seek something else. and that of course, is american nuclear supremacy even where other nations will no longer tolerate this brushes. one of the fathers unions arrives in the seats as.

u. s. is currently protecting its domestic industry by copying china's own strategies as an issue designed in opium lots. now i would say that europeans have no choice but to follow the path already taken by the chinese hands. now the americans, thank you. all my name is english. they must now engage in industrial policy, define key technology is more and see where they may already be vulnerable and go from excess fund to one is it's by assume like a brutal survival battle. but the words twice, organization has long set rules for stocks, disputes, unfortunately, almost no major power is willing to follow them. now, the more to nothing, honor code, multi lateral coordination and world trade has become very, very fragile lenses are me if i may say so he took the w t. o has been stagnant for years, is and this comes at the expense of everyone's welfare. i know it, donald is whether in china, the us or europe. we all benefit from this rule based global trade winds and leave your budget of 800. onc

u. s. is going to be stable and unpredictable. i after november, no matter what happens i is. neither of the 2 with lead candidates is a, is a candidate for peace. they each have their own different modes of behavior. but neither is going to bring that kind of a reason. i peaceful approach to the world that we urgently need. it's going to have to come from the rest of the world that says, look, you're a big and powerful country, but you cannot run roughshod over the world. and the us bluster say will lead the way. we'll leave this agency, we'll leave this a, we'll walk out of this pre to get it may do many things, but the rest of the world is much, much bigger. part of humanity. i ended by acting wisely, judiciously operating under the un charter abiding by treaties being patient with us. please give it time to get back to normal. i. i think that this is the best approach because for all the optimism it breaks conferences. the recent one does one coming up in cuz on, if you are a world leader and you do advise some of them i to present when you give that advice to them. what a

u s u, i'm genocide will be back on monday. with the electronic intifada is valuable. nima to breakdown falls narratives about israel's genocide in nature, mainstream media as well, then keep in touch by social media of it. so a sense of your country and i to a channel going underground tv on normal don't come to us and you know that besides, i'm going underground see monday the the .

u. s. into it and they are the ones that so the 3 support by the u. s. is a challenge to this really needs to finish. that's up. take a breather. restock, re, uh, do you think and today what they're doing actually they are targeting, come below is the desk of thousands of that precise precision besides attacking is really causing more displacement. so it's kind of not ideal situation, but i think it's more effective than going into a war. the retard escalation that we're seeing today is more, i think, as to re establish the parents as towards the other side to stop or to accept a certain compromise or a deal that is proposed by the americans. it's more about as the flexing must have been showing what can be done in case of a more. okay, so this, this in your analysis basically is about the, the, the, this, this seems 5 deal. but joe biden, an outage, so that, well, a couple of weeks ago this is, this is positioning. exactly. i think this is positioning. this is primitive measure rather than a reactive mother. this is like we're humbling. it's doing is tryin

u. s. is essentially ready to let him walk after the bad news is that he has to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense info, which means the us security states succeeded in criminalizing journalism and extending the jurisdiction globally to norm citizens. julian had to take this, he has heart problems and he would have died in prison. but the security state has imposed a horrifying precedent and delta a big blow to freedom of the press. the font is australia and it's on america. and i mean, there's a new mean, expedited to australia. well you would think, right? but because this involves the united states, washington's once again proving to the world that it feels like it can do whatever it wants, it can break whatever international norms it wants. it can completely disregard what it so called. it's so called rule of law that it always says it world so sacred. i mean, this case that i saw, i'm just going to go through this court cases. not even going to take place o

u. s. is what he is growing increasingly isolated on the global of re normal countries and moving to limits or even cuts highest with the country for it's a soto and gaza. do you think he's ready? officials and the us friends are worried about that though, or they don't seem to me, do they, nikki: i mean they're, there seems to be just this brash sort of forward movement of, of funding this violence in israel and also in ukraine in fact, a few $1000000.00 was, was just allocated yesterday to the proxy where the us to nato's finding it gets for us of the brain. so there seems to be just the politicians in america. these are completely ignoring the population who was saying, stop it, you don't want anymore. we want to cease fire and gaza and we want to know more money going to crane and the politicians are listening as far as on the world stage . i would say the us is becoming more isolated as well as israel because of despite because of this most recent violence. but also if you look at the, yo

u. s. is not the only buyback to him . the ukraine launch, 5 us supplies. the 2nd most me so i'm to is cluster munitions. whole flight emissions were introduced by the us experts based on the us sites such a light in dumps and american global hope you're a v was but throwing this place over the great me infinity. and so the fact that the us is that it clean open describing these builds and it though washington the need sellers force to nail not city, is even key with encourage the puppets in keith to meet that are states against city. and it's, this is in ministration of bias. i'm here focus o d u and so i can fit in time for shy away from calling a spade a spade that the crimes committed by the key. what is him out in the civil and the nathan members side encompass in these groups. if you look at what it takes to choose the targets and to coordinate that with the drones and the satellites, and the technological equipment is on the ground. it's all done by the u. s. as it may be deep cleaning and guys they bring in, i mean the coffee for the american, the ad

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misunderstanding or, or missteps with the world above water like that sub in the 1960 is of course the u . s. is gonna spin this into some sort of escalation. the fact of the matter is russians, russian relations with the island have always been good. yeah. and just this past year, rick, a 100 russian companies have launched business operations in cuba. so in the past with the course i agree with you i, i think give your point is that there seems to be. busy or show then go, i think you're right. i think, i think there's a lot of show here though, and at what point does a guy like vladimir put and turn the show into a go and i know people on both sides who are looking at this and they're worried and they shouldn't be worried. i mean, this is getting to the point where a couple of wrong moves are wrong. decisions can take us to a point, essentially speaking, once again, where we don't want to be, by the way. meanwhile, for there's something i couldn't help. but notice as i was reading through the news breaks uh, just this weekend and, and it's got me thinking about the elections in india. remembe

u. s. is now claiming that the us, japan, the k relations adjust co operative ones with strengthening regional stability and security and do not mean and they tow asian version. but it is nothing but rhetoric to evade international criticism of the formation of an aggressive blog. would it be okay, is responding to the united states, conducting its 1st multi operation military exercise with japan and south korea in the east china sea on saturday. he's an american nuclear power cross carrier and south korea being prepared for the event. the drills have been dropped, freedom edge on the south korean foreign ministry, se, se way and boosting defense capabilities. the use of the countries involved freedom edge expresses the will of the republic of korea, u. s. and japan to promote trilateral inter operability and protect freedom for peace and stability in the endo pacific, including the korean peninsula, the participants will focus on ballistic missile defense, air defense, and to submarine warfar