u. s. just like you, i am a patriot of my country, and i haven't gone anywhere since february. well, now i'm rushing to the us tell joseph biden to meet me when cnn asked whether wagner is responsible for letter bombs delivered to you, creating an embassies around the world. this was the response. think about the madness when some of hooligans send letter bombs or other offensive things. what does that have to do with p mc? wagner? wagner acts honestly, fairly and openly. it never engages in stupid antics. that is not our style. but if all the european army is decide to move in a particular direction and they are met and their spine is broken, then send those orthopedic claims to pmc wagner. and this is what do you have to say when reuters asked for comments on the white house declaring wagner a transnational criminal organization. finally, pmc wagner and the americans, our colleagues, our relationship can now be described as a dispute between criminal clams. you've done it because it was not only a troll himself, but the manager of what the west called the troll farm, also kno

no, just think about this, the army is a 3 years after griggs in the u. s. u. k, supposedly best outlet has not even so hard given that you can arrange for a agreement. so be okay, and you're leaving europe and you haven't even got a winter agreement, and supposedly your best friend, your shouldn't be pleasing playing the role of the mediator. because of great british people, they far more role. they have a global perspective, bbc, you know, so on, so forth. they should have basically taking advantage of, of crisis and become the piece broker. and the fact that the time being this way, i think is a total. it's a get it to me is completely against any kind of way as a bold decide magic policy for the good of british people. again, i'm only because i'm not rooting for russia are where you claim, where you, west europe. i'm voting for the little guys. what i see the main guys in britain in the us and ukraine interruption are getting scroll big for a bunch of incumbent and policy makers personally, groups that have not tried to stop the american madness to basic br

u. s. just like you, i am a patriot of my country, and i haven't gone anywhere since february. well, now i'm rushing to the us tell joseph biden to meet me, and this is what he had to say when reuters asked for comments on the white house declaring wagner a transnational criminal organization. finally, pmc wagner and the americans, our colleagues, our relationship can now be described as a dispute between criminal clams, even if it was and was not only a troll himself, but the manager of what the west called a troll farm, also known as the internet research agency, which was accused of meddling in the 2016 us presidential election because not only admitted his connection to the trolls, but was proud of it. i have never been just an investor of the internet to research agency. i invented, i created it. i met managed it for a long time. it was created to protect the russian information space from the boy ration aggressive propaganda of anti russian thesis from the west. his rise and fame, especially after his fighters kept to adopt almost or best modes, made him reckless to publi

u. s. is running just in the past, past year, the government was paying about $500000000000.00 in interest. so those are pretty much the reasons why fits is doing this downright. i'm wanting to his, the us government have to say about this, particularly the treasury. what it was that every i convinced the downgrade. yeah. the head of the treasury agenda down does not seem to be a to a mused about this step, but she's claiming that actually fits is arguing with some old information and pretty much saying that it's the old administration that had to travel with them having a functional a government in that now and everything is fine also, they increase the amounts of the debt ceiling and happened, or actually that we have a pulse or was the debt ceiling at least until january of 2025. so, so the governments of the current administration, especially genta data, does not seem to it seem to be a to a, please send them use their was this that and you as well see that's what impacts if there's going to be. i mean, is it going to effect america's ability to borrow and is, is it going to help other

u. s. policy. just to let them in, if you're going to go to war with the, if you're going to bomb iraq, say anyone in a rug who wants to come to the us, you can come because clearly we're doing this to save the oliver rock. not uh, uh we, we only want a hood to 12 people. well, you know, i mean, i hear that argument all the time that you know, we did this to them and so therefore we, we owe their entire population, illegal, entry of the southern border. i don't think the legal use or legal for sure, but right now and, you know, those countries are across and you're legally and very large numbers. same with venezuela. but you know, i don't think that as a practical matter that you can, i mean at some point the life boat fills up anyway, and you have to, i think, be able to set some kind of a limit. those are policy base that are worth having us, do we need to increase the cap on refugees? do we need to increase the cap on you know, gas workers? do we need to increase the cap on this that or the other way

u. s. has just explains the way that it one of the world to be understood by people and pretty much enforced that as much as it could. and, but the more, you know, the more the empire kind of, it comes over extended and praying, the more that the narrative just stops conforming to reality. yeah. but we're in that stage now or nothing makes any sense. it doesn't make any sense to me cuz i in aaron's right, right, right. but then one of the problems that i'd be a symmetrical element of all this is that russia is couch this all in its security concerns. the west ignores them, but russia will enforce them. but they, the us primarily and it's in and they to world, they're finding an ideological more for a gemini and not about security. and that is why it's so a symmetrical re well, so russia, as you say peter, it's an existential thread. and just look at what made g h here. so form of pressure to, to just a few days ago about being required to use nuclear weapons in the unlikely chance the nato shyster prevail. so is it an acre central trip to nato or to the united states? imagine re out fully ta

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u. s. dollars. but just as this industry was looking like it was on the road to recovery, japan announced this plan. we're inc, fishermen, that their reputation and their livelihoods could be negatively affected. kind of from a camry algebra sufficient. china has responded by widening restrictions on sea food imports from japan. and that's hosing businesses as katrina. you reports from badging, sushi shift because the yuki teddy ok used to purchase this fish from southern japan. these days he's forced to buy from southern china. authorities here have been sea food from 10 japanese regents and old japanese import are experiencing long delays. a custom to move has hurt business. i don't know what's to close it up on one hand. it's no longer possible to import ingredients from japan and on the other hands on. some customers are very that the discharge of contaminated water will affect food safety. the badging is protesting against japan's plan to release more than a 1000000 tons of treated radioactive water fro

u. s. did not just add fuel to the fire or try to put a puzzle together. they directly led the situation to this clash. by the way, they then began to try to dig themselves out and portray a bad situation in a good light. i remember a conversation i had with the same george bush and just a few days after the conflict began. i don't know where he was at the time either in america or at the olympic games. but the fact is, he calls me and said, keep in mind that we have military specialists in georgia, them and they may get hurt. like i said, it's, it's your problem if you've left them there. well, if you have nothing to blame us for you to say that was the conversation, didn't you know, with just a few days after the conflict began. therefore the united states provoked this conflict. they try to cement these kinds of conflicts in all areas where they believe it can bear fruit. in this case, the goal was to contain the development of russian, and that's a complete one of their geo political tasks. you've just said that the united states actually prevent these

u. s. and demand just at the dining mall. so gains a seal on you that and we're all good audio, mississippi that i'm going to be going with the people. so did it was nothing for them i did see. and then like a 2nd assign regarding that and notice that i the list of and i'm not able to send that, will it see, i think what's the best thing for them? i don't think we should we stuff we found on the 1st steps to on if i turn off all the make them really can be deal. yeah. could you please split the different? that's what i mean for my team at the end. so the, see if you got a good bit of l. now i'm assuming the, for my, for the national. believe me, let's say cool man, it is both state change the what i'm talking about 30 minutes. so i'm gonna send mess around a thirty's take that, but and she validated with that equate a lot. i spent the minutes invest facebook vs that may have been working on. but it's bonita the, let's see. oh, need the, the many of these countries around the world, as we know, cell phones, the number of cell

u. s. did not just add fuel to the fire or try to put a puzzle together. they directly lend the situation to this clash. by the way, they then began to try to dig themselves out and portray a bad situation in a good light. i remember a conversation i had with the same george bush and just a few days after the conflict began. i don't know where he was at the time either in america or at the olympic games, but the fact is he calls me and said, keep in mind that we have military specialists in georgia. i'm so and the megan hurts when i said it was, it's, it's your problem if you've left them there. well, if you have nothing to blame us for you, that was the conversation, didn't you know, with just a few days after the conflict began. therefore, the united states provoked this conflict. they try to cement these kinds of conflicts in all areas where they believe it can bear fruit. in this case, the goal was to contain the development of russian, and that's a complete one of their geo political tasks. you've just said that the united states actually prevent thes

u. s. did not just add fuel to the fire or try to put a puzzle together, they directly lead the situation to this clash. by the way, they then began to try to dig themselves out and portray a bad situation in a good light. i remember a conversation i had with the same george boys and just a few days after the conflict began, i don't know where he was at the time either in america or the olympic games. but the fact is, he called me and said, keep in mind, cuz we have military specialists in georgia and they may get hurt. like i said, it's, it's your problem. if you've left them there, you have nothing to blame us for you. that was the conversation, didn't you have just a few days after the conflict began. therefore, the united states provoked this conflict. they try to cement these kinds of conflicts in all areas where they believe it can bear fruit. in this case, the goal was to contain the development of rush them and thus complete one of their geo political tasks. dimitry meant via the one that is where we leave and use our for another. but stay close as our programs are just starting to s

u. s. production. but it hasn't having the full out effect of worrying other tech companies in europe and in japan, back to the u. s. as well. we're just setting off a trade war, i mean, a tax winery or race to the bottom. so it's is getting complicated and there's a reverberations occurring that aren't always very positive positive for the us policy. and is that a m, the statement as polite as it appeared on the, on the i'd said is not a, not so subtle big washington saying, look, you're standing or we're trying to do business. and one of the most important sectors right now across the globe. and we're going to find a way to over set up because you, you leave us no other way. no other choice. well, i am day. is this tip of the iceberg. a lot of other companies, us companies doing business in china, see the chinese market for a i, chips is greater than the slush one subsidies it may get from from the u. s. and what they're really saying is we're, we're not going to leave. and they're going to wait out a, by the administration to say, which is only a year and a half way. uh, to see, you know, whether or not the policy continues. it's a

just the daytime temperature of a 115 or whatever. it's the nighttime temperatures that don't get below 90. and that's one of the things we're seeing now here in the u. s. c. next isn't just difficult because of the high end of that spectrum it's, it's the, it's the low end as well, which is also overnight lows in the ninety's. a jeff, i've loved you to talk about the prospect of what you call. i think it was cheap, cheap, cold air and, and how it's not basically any galler caringly shared good. and what you think needs to happen be because again, i just want our readers to know this isn't, you know, i met roger rebel who was warning about, you know, carbon in the air, you know, 4050 years ago. i met him 40 years ago. i wish this book had been written 40 years ago, but we're now 40 years into this. so we're living in real time watching. you know what your concerns are, play out and, and, and we may, as you right, see, literally a staggering number of people. let me just read this one item here from, from your book, which is staggering. that right now, there are 30000000 people today, living in extreme heat. and you predict by 2070. some of your folks a

u. s. embassy has recently just a few minutes ago released the statement, calling for the immediate, the escalation and for the parties to, to uh, to, to stop fighting and protect the civilians. uh, i mean, look, situation chipley is, can get very tense very quickly. and these incidents uh, just proved that a nationwide agreement needs to happen where these on groups are, are, becomes loyal to live in institutions and not towards themselves. uh, you know, 20 people injured a so far. and the fear is that if a solution isn't agreed upon, we'll soon as the, the situation could escalate and, and they'll be more people more, more people will suffer. while these 2 people, these 2 groups continue fighting investigations and southern washer trying to establish the cause of an explosion that a petrol station at least 35 people have been killed in the last and the dogs found region children among the 80 injured the father started at a car repair shop and spreads to the petrol station, some of the critically wounded of being flown to moscow for more on this that spring. and julia shop a lot of why

u. s. election. well, i'll just use john henry and has more from atlanta in the fulton county district attorney has requested a trial day for donald trump and 18 co defendants. funny willis, once march, 4th to be the date that trial starts. that's important because it's in the middle of a crowded legal calendar for donald trump. he has a number of criminal and civil cases that start from october of 2023 in may of 2024. that means it least some of those cases are likely to extend through november 2024 presidential election where he is currently the leading republican candidate team. trump is also requested that his case in georgia be moved to the federal court that would accomplish a number of things for one. probably a more sympathetic jury pool. atlanta is a very democratic town in a large room divided states. so they would be more likely to find people in a federal trial drawn from the state to who would be more sympathetic to trump. also, if trump were to be elected or have an ally when the presidency that presid

u. s. policy. and julie is just ridiculous to a single rupture because russian never knew anybody. there's only one country that drop nuclear bomb, a civilian population that is united states and united states did it twice. first on 0 shima and then not the saki and many modern historians now argue that it's dropping the bomb is actually completely unnecessary. the us, the official us reason for dropping the bomb is so they can end to work quickly that what will save more lives? well, guess what? the new new modern archive will research has shown that it's a soviet invasion of men. sure. yet that 3 days later, that was decisive in making the decision making the japanese decision to surrender. and even after the 1st bomb was dropping to roach them on the 2nd bomb was dropping. nagasaki. and the reason for that, and there's a well this and the reason for that is because at the time they have to box. so they, they, they decided to use both of them. if they had 3 bonds, they would have drop on the other japanese city one with i noticed that the, a lot of points you make up by the, the

assistance and how it just might blow back in their faces, someday don't really tend to be that thoughtful when it comes to those kinds of things, as we see in recent conflict for but u s embassy personnel, the ones who have just been evacuated, at least the so called non essential ones, will have a lot of time to ponder. the thought on the plane ride home, russia has cooled out the way so meddling in the jack shoes and of hypocrisy. when it comes to humanitarian aid in the global. so the message came during the latest un security council meeting with most his deputy envoys saying the west use as a, as a weapon. this is this, it shows the calls are now being made by joseph burrell. as well as the leadership of great britain, friends and the united states to stop helping new share. why have people there suddenly stopped starving after the cool? it is obvious that all this humanitarian aid is used by the west, exclusively, as a tool for the manual control of other states. the needs of the population is in dire need, are not being taken into account. well, today at the un security council, we heard from the us secretary of state anthony blanket, he made the trip up to new

u. s. makes them and that just came in the last couple of days. but there are also logistical reasons and, and some of those are that there, they weren't pilots who are yet trained to fly them. and so that training is now underway for the last couple of months. they need to have the facilities available in ukraine to a to how is the 16th they need to be able to repair them. and so there are several reasons why, but of course in creating would've liked to get these fighters just yesterday, so they'll be waiting anxiously for them now. conditions. russian forces are also engaged in syria, of course, and they've got about to ask drugs on bramblewood base and it live province. the syrian observatory for human rights as at least 85 is from the jihad is to medicine group, ohio to talk to out some what killed the group control, launch pots of it live. what are the last areas holding hands against the president, bashar assad, as well that strike is rush. that's the basis intervention. insanity of moscow has spent almost a decade helping us as erosion. 5 o

u. s. dollars. but just as this industry was looking like it was on the road to recovery, japan announced this plan. we're inc, fishermen, that their reputation and their livelihoods could be negatively affected. kind of from a camry algebra sufficient in northern pockets on 6 children and 2 adults have been rescued. also, being trapped in a broken cable call, suspended 300 meters above ground somewhere and left it to safety. while others were rescued in ground operations. special citizens had to take care of you in the operation as the down draw from the helicopters. rosa blades post of danger to the unstable cods. that will deals again when one of the cable snapped in the button and we were a people inside the cable car. when we reached the middle of the cable snap and it dangled, we were scared and upset the whole day was spent in fear. when the army came, we felt that we had a chance to survive. and they are set to attempt to become the 1st country to land on the moon, a south pole. later on wednesday, t

u. s. president, entering a jail and that's not just a jail, that's a really bad one. fulton county jail as a bad rep for a reason. it's not fun there. he will be processed as you already said. his finger prints will be taken and we assume that there will take much short of the former president. and that again is unheard of 1st time historic. wow. so tell us not about the georgia case and haven't compare us to the other is that he's facing in this case is a special why? because it's record tearing charges. it is the president plus hold us, eats 18 co conspirators, the president plus 18 other people like for example, mark metals which, who had is much shot taken just a few hours ago and rudy giuliani, his lawyer or the remember from the nineties and then 2000 as the mayor of america, new york, of course, 911, we all remember that now he is present with the mock show like a criminal. he had charles and prosecuted many times in history. a mark meadows, the former chief of stuff, and many, many more the president will as we assume, has the same fate. and that is so much so now, why is this d

u. s. society and international society. and i'm not a conspiracy of yours. everything i'm asking is just factual. yeah. and so you think that u. s. military has something to do with the death of john f. kennedy and robert, the military industrial complex that eisenhower referred to as, i don't, i don't know where you get your questions from or how you doing your research. well, you know, when eisenhower said r k junior is not a leading candidate. donald trump has been indicted for times from about 71 or 91 different charges against him. i seriously doubt he's going to be president again. he certainly shouldn't be. but he was interested in that long list. you went through. most of those were 60 or 70 years ago. so do we have a perfect record? of course not, but i would say this, i would put our soldiers up against russian soldiers, chinese soldiers. and you can count an american soldier, do everything they can to protect innocent people and protect what it is that we're supposed to be doing. um yeah, the kind of general manager as thank you. thanks for that training. that's over the show will be back on