u. s. like the rest of the world just keeps getting worse. in 2021, the united states recorded its hottest ever summer as temperatures reached unbearable levels and hundreds of thousands of acres of forest burnt getting closer to town this year. it's the same. lakes and rivers are drying up kind of strange that someone living in america without water yet much of the country is still in denial . hotel casinos, golf course is still contribute to the depletion of water supply. climate change skeptics continue to find a receptive audience. there are more polar bears right now on the earth than ever before. you're doing great. meanwhile, when resources come under pressure, conspiracy theories thrive. they got a plan. they control the water, the control, the people. so will it ever be possible for americans to reach consensus about a crisis that most see all too plainly, yet others believe is either exaggerated or a sinister plot to restrict their freedom? in this 2 part report, we've been in search of answers to a question that never seemed more u

u. s. itself apparently i read recently was only producing something like 14000 rounds a day. and the, as you said, the ukrainian forces are using several 1000 a day. apparently, russian forces using something that, that way in which any contribution by australia or france are going to make up that huge deficit that it is. rather i suspect that more of a tokenistic message, as the defense minister said, why are the matters between frogs? i know said they're all good, all not fun. but i haven't totally resolved the submarine issue yet. but that truly, as i say, it's a money thing that comes down to an unusual event that was drawn up in the context of the unfortunately another pending war against china with us wanted to mobilize a submarine and a naval force off the coast of china. and sell it to a limited extent already. that missed the french briefly in that matter hasn't been completely resolved yet. i ok, well i'll never so tim i'm isn't. all right, so the center of accounts i had in my studies was a pleasure to lose a thank you so much for joining us here on our team. this

u. s. like any empire has to put aside moral considerations when it works with certain groups. i don't think that the us works with arcadia or a czar or other nazi groups or drug trafficking mafia organizations because they find their ideology attractive. it's just that they will do the violent and you know shady things that are helpful to advance. the interests of us imperialism, and which further us a gemini. and so you have to work with some unsavory groups. these are in the case of ukraine and, and, and a's ob and right sector and so on. they are a majority of the ukrainians, and i don't know how i don't think that they are as fixated upon judaism in the same way that the nazis were. but they do have a lot of overlap with the nazis. and so it's a very odd it's an awkward position that the us is in trying to deny the real character of some of these elements. i think that they're useful to the us. i think the if the lensky or other ukrainians actually had any inclination towards negotiating for peace or having some kind of ending negotiated settlement for this war. that the,

u. s. company, please. russell mckinney to rush al mardina mbm please. sure. you asked media, mr. minister and relations between russia. sure. and the u. s. m. like so, my little her, her as they are not in their best shape of cassini over 3. and one of the little was from the russian point of view, what would, what should washington do to bring back the relations to the previous level? that he and the vision in addition only to these if you chance relationship between brushing through us or do they stand in the way of finding solutions to other crises. for example, yemen, syria, libya and iran. thank you. you really are every time when too powerful here, countries solution which is a really good room do not cooperate or if even mostly dont talk to each other that has an impact on their viewable capacities to find solutions to international issues which requires joining of averages. that's no objective thing. what is required? if you normal, when you're looking for the relation stew, beep, beep broad walked right back to normal sates. well, normal state, what is the addon? it will not be as in the past any more as stolen. barry has said that the

u. s. use of munitions would likely exceed the current stock piles of the u. s. department of defense, the report suggest washington would quickly run short of items like long range and precision guided munitions in less than a week of conflict with china. the u. s. defense industry has also been war. they're being ill prepared for potentially drawn out war. well, it turns out that u. s. military corporations like lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, are among the major contributors to the think tank, which publish that report and have attended meetings between military corp us top brass and the think tank executive director of the world beyond war movement. david swanson, those pro military campaigns in the u. s. are often funded by weapons manufacturers themselves. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that, that there's anything dramatically wrong and, and that is, of course, the point you can't increase military spending. if you realize that you're already spending as much as the next 10 countries put

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u. s. doesn't like at all. they believe it's a threat to the rule of law. it israel, and i think even though they're not mentioned that much publicly, there's quite a lot of pushback we suspect in private and the other thing going on in private, it's nothing to do with the conflict here. it's about the conflict in the ukraine. israel is very much on offense because it has good relations or reasoning, good relations with ukraine. it has long, good relations with russia. it doesn't really want to get involved. the u. s. though, would like to see israel more involved on the cranial side. for example, there are some old hawk missiles that's an antique aircraft missile defense system . the us sent to israel, and the 1960 is sitting in storage sitting in warehouses. the u. s. would like that to go to ukraine. a difficult one there for these railey government. the doesn't want to anger russia. very interesting. james, based out of america on the ground in west through some forest. thank you very much, jane. i'm leaving on pakistan as morning. the death of at least

like to beijing. this statement coming from a former singaporean foreign minister commenting on washington's pushed back against china from becoming a global power. the u. s. doesn't like multiple rarity and is fighting against it. my fear is he will exhaust itself fighting because it will fail. the reaction comes off of the us house voted to create a special committee to address chinese military and economic advances. a representative might gallagher who is set to report the lead the group so that china's peaceful rise is just fiction. and the american government needs to get tough on beijing. well, let's learn more. crossing live out the vicksburg guy, the vice president of a center for china and globalization joining us live here on our international. so very good evening to you, sir, in a very warm welcome, as well as you know, as you just heard me say us lawmakers have voted to establish a committee to counter so called what they're calling the chinese threat. mr. go, what exactly is the chinese threat? so so i sing, there are decision makers, all politicians of all kinds and shapes and colors in washington or c, devils on the wall. they see writings

u. s. doesn't like multiple rarity and is fighting against it. my fear is it will exhaust itself fighting because it will fail. the reaction came after the u. s. house of representatives voted to create a special committee to address the so called fred from china republican congressman, my galler, her who's reportedly sent to lead the group saying that china's peaceful rise is mere fiction. a lot. the american government needs to get tough on beijing. victor gao, senior figure in a china based thing, time saith the establishment of the committee, is unlikely to make any difference as it won't halt, chinese development. whatever these politicians in washington want to do will end up in failure. no one can stop china's peaceful development. i won't even go further to say that any attempt to deprive the chinese people of their right of economic development will be the largest a crime against humanity. the united states need to really look at its own problems at home, rather than blaming china for its own failure. and by blaming china for its own fail

u. s. is uncomfortable with multi polarity. that's from a former singaporean foreign minister commenting on washington's pushed back against china from becoming a global power. the u. s. doesn't like multiple rarity and is fighting against it. my fear is it will exhaust itself, fighting because it will fail. so the reaction comes off of the u. s. house voted to create a special committee to address the so called china threat. republican congress went mike gallagher, who was reportedly set to lead. the group says that china's piece, full rise is mere fiction, and the american government needs to get tough on beijing. well, victor gao, the vice president of the center for china and globalization, says the establishment of the committee is unlikely to make any difference and it will not stop chinese development. whatever these politicians in washington want to do will end up in failure. no one can stop china's peaceful development. i won't even go further to say that any attempt to deprive the chinese people of their right of economic development will be the largest a crime against humanity. the united states, the, to really look at its own problems at home, rather than blaming china

u. s like julia, who even traveled to meet her as in chicago, waiting for the war to end so i can go seen, or sasha, who's learning english. thank you. welcome. thank you very much. because he talks to his american family online, but this year instead of settling into that new world this is his, as he shows off how he cranks fresh air into his bomb shelter in the orphanage. for paperwork still being processed. those adoptions were put on limbo, with so many questions still remaining almost a year later as to win some of these children will eventually be able to go home in kiev, ukraine. alex hogan fox news. the war in ukraine is expected to be a key topic at the world economic forum set to get underway tomorrow in switzerland. organizers say 52 heads of state and government, along with hundreds of others are expected to attend climate change and the prospect of a global recession this year will also be topics of discussion. so much is at stake. we really need to find solutions on the wars and conflicts, but we also had to secure that we don't go into recession and we have 10 years of low

u. s. is likely to ask mexico to do much more to stop the trafficking of illegal drugs such as spent any of that kill thousands of americans each year. but only say fighting the flow of drugs into the us will be c, fentanyl being theme of the day as it were basically depressing domestic political issue in the us as well. more so than mexico. is that so far? everything seems to indicate that we're repeating the same mistakes that has been repeated in the past. we are still relying on the same vocabulary to same practices of trying to curb the flow of illicit drugs from mexico, from latin america, widely speaking into the united states and other parts of the western world. another key issue on the agenda, migration. hundreds of thousands of people are trying to reach north america every year. last week, president biden, and now super all programs to allow 30000 people from haiti. q of any will. and the car was to enter the us legally every month. and mexico has said you will accept $30000.00 deputies from the us each month. over 2000000 people were detained, trying to cross the us mexico bord

u. s. military to train more ukranian troops inside germany over the weekend. so doesn't really look like he's ready to play hardball with the u. s. any time soon, which is kind of bad news for europeans who were dodging one hit after another while their leaders watched the game and seem unable to agree on any kind of a plan. in the news, as the australian open tennis championship begins, tennis legend, nova jock havoc is competing this time unless despite still being on vaccinated will. if you remember last year he was denied entry to the country because of his refusal to be vaccinated against robert 19. yet in a stunning you turn, players will not need to take a cover test. i can even say parts if they have the virus that's according to the tournament director. last year, the mainstream media label, the tennis star threats, should be in stock, post health risk, and also to public odor. no joke of age, decision not to become vaccinated was problematic. cancel the visa held by joker based on health in good order ground. the vaccinated stars. presidents can trigger arise in anti vaccine se

u. s like julia, who even traveled to meet her as in chicago, waiting for the war to end so i can go seehem again, or sasha, who's learning english. thank you. welcome. thank you very much. because he talks to his american family online, but this year instead of settling into that new world this is his shows off how he cranks fresh air into his bomb shelter in the orphanage. paperwork still being processed. those adoptions were put on limbo. with so many questions still remaining almost as to win some of these childl eventually be able to go home. ukraine alex hogan fox news. the war in ukraine is expected to be a key topic at the world economic forum set to get underway tomorrow in davos, switzerland, organizers say 52 heads of state and government, along with hundreds of others are expected to attend. climate change and the prospect of a global recession this year will also be topics of discussion. so much is at stake. we really need to find solutions on the wars and conflicts, but we also have to secure that we don't go into recession and we have 10 years of low growth as we had in th

u. s. south korea alliance is in a little bit of a, a crisis in this regard. the u. s. will likely either have to provide a nuclear weapons to south korea, station them here, or at least deploy what are called strategic assets. more often, those are bombers and, and ships and submarines that carry nuclear weapons that could provide more of a message toward pyongyang over its continued nuclear and weapons. program developments. journalists, frank smith reporting from sol. thank you very much. well, russian authorities are continuing their repression of criticism of the invasion of ukraine. some parents have reported that their children are facing pressure at school where they are taught that the war is only a limited military operation. we spoke with one russian family who don't know if they will be able to stay. oh, for body. angelica music is the best way to unwind, to forget school and trouble with the police. a few months ago, or authorities labeled the 11 year old as problematic. they suspect her family as being anti russian and pro ukrainian ever since that day in october last

u. s. presidential elections like okay, we're gonna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for, even if we were office citizenship with the head. and we would prefer, around one say, gonna was in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance, rather than of submissive accept or reality that we felt was like, shockingly unfair. my sorry that i decided to fight for my country. no, i'm not. could i have done things differently? yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? absolutely. the me. it's done the graveyard of empires. afghanistan, the geographical center, that is the middle east. this land locked central asian rugged country has fought off invaders of all sorts through the millennia. now in the modern 20th century, it staved off the formidable soviet army from 1979 and watched the last of the soviets withdraw. in 1989, a nearly decade, long conflict that contributed to the collapse of the ussr. the taliban seized power after this withdraw. then roughly a

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tellll your doctctor if you ue an infecection, sosome seriousus, and cancnc. flu-u-like symptptoms, sosores, new sanancer, or if yoyou need a v vacc. flu-u-like symptptoms, sosores, new s skin growtht, preses, a rare, , potentially fatal braiain conditioion, may be posossible. preses, a rare, , potentially fatal braiain conditioion, some s serious allergrgic reactioions anand lung infnflammationn cacan occur. some s serious allergrgic reactioions feelel unstoppabable. asask your dococtor how laststing remissssion cacan start wiwith stelarar. asask your dococtor how laststing remissssion janssen cacan help youou exe cost suppoport optionsns. >>> welcome back taking a look at your forecast for today, the high plains will deal with snow and ice accumulations up to a quarter of an inch. meanwhile along the gulf coast, you'll have the severe threats of hail, tornados. that may cause delays in places like kansas city, dallas, and houston. they'll also see heavy rain. on the west coast, possible rain, and plenty of snow possible for places like salt lake city and denver those will likely cause -- see som

u. s. presidential elections like okay, we're gonna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for, even if we were offered citizenship with the head, and we would prefer our wrong when one sega is in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than hope, submissive, accept or reality that we fell was like, shockingly unfair. my sorry that i decided to fight for my country. no one could have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? absolutely. with the me. hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi the show that explores the methods and patterns of foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives today. in this episode, we'll explore forgotten, humanitarian crises still being suffered today. as the western world turned its eyes to ukraine, 1st, the world food program has called this the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. after nearly half a 1000000 people had been killed and

u. s. presidential elections like okay, you wanna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were office citizenship with the head and we would prefer around. one figure was in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands. independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than hope submissive accept reality that we felt was like shockingly unfair. my sorry, that i decided to fight for my country. no one could have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything with a number of russian soldiers killed in a ukrainian high march rocket attack in the city of muggy, of god, near don. yes, bry, this 289, the russian defense ministry says mobile phone signal gave away their locations the enemy for a new level of gas exports, the china, russian energy, giant gas prom hale's record volumes. in the 1st days of the new year, i made plans to build more pipelines, heading for kena cost. so it felt the french ambassador as an anti colonial sentimental strengthens on the african con

u. s. presidential elections like okay, we're gonna make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were office citizenship, had that we would prefer our wrong. we want to go to was in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than hope, submissive, accept or reality that we felt was like, shockingly unfair. my sorry, that i decided to fight for my country. no one could have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? absolutely. ah, ah, this ship is equipped with the latest zircon hypersonic missile system, which has no analog. vladimir putin sends off a frigate, armed with nuclear, capable, hypertonic midst of combat in the atlanta take and the indian ocean 5 people killed and 15 when did a ukrainian fall within strike a residential area in russia, south or here, region civilians and emergency workers among, with potato fossil excel, the brand john boss today, as angie colonial sentiment strengthens on the african c

u. s. military corporations like lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, are among the major contributors to the think tank which publish that report and have attended meetings between military corporations, u. s. top brass and the think tank executive director of world beyond war movement . david swanson says pro military campaigns in the u. s. are often funded by the weapons manufacturers themselves. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that that there's anything dramatically wrong. and that is, of course, the point you can't increase military spending if you realize that you're already spending as much as the next 10 countries put together corruption profit. it is a big business of the wars are famously a made to suit the weapons rather than the weapons manufactured for the war any more. and until, you know, you know, just think tanks, its political campaigns, it's universities. it's everything in the united states funded by the weapons dealers so that it's normalized and accepted and you're not supposed to think of it as shameful or eve

u. s. use of munitions would likely exceed the current stock piles of the u. s. department of defense. the center for strategic and international studies report suggests that in the event of a conflict between the 2 breaking out, washington would quickly run short of items like long range and precision guided munitions in less than a week. while also reminding the american defense industry should be prepared for the scenario scenario all the protracted conflict. now the same conflict, military corporations as lockheed martin boeing. the general atomics are among the major contributors to the thing tongue which publish the report undefended meetings between military corporations, us military, top bras, and the c s i s. that's now cross at to executive director of well to be on the war movement. david swanson, many thanks for joining us on the program. great to see this evening. so david, why do you think the federal bank issued such a confusing charts precisely to confuse people? of course, if you draw an accurate chart of military spending by government, the united states, it has to be

u. s. use of munitions would likely exceed the current stock piles of the u. s. department of defense, a center for strategic and international studies report suggested in the event of a conflict between the 2 breaking out washington would quickly run short of items like long range and precision guided munitions in less than a week or so, reminding the american defense industry should be prepared for the scenario of a protracted conflict. at the same time, such military corporations as lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, were among the major contributors to the think tank which published the report of attendant meetings between military corporations, u. s. military top bras, the c s i s, executive director of well beyond war movement. david swanson said that, think congress universities are political campaigns in the us, often funded by weapons manufacturers. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that, that there is anything dramatically wrong. and that is, of course, the point you can increase military s

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tellll your doctctor if you ue an infecection, sosome seriousus, and cancnc. flu-u-like symptptoms, sosores, new s or if yoyou need a v vacc. flu-u-like symptptoms, sosores, new s skin growtht, preses, a rare, , potentially fatal braiain conditioion, may be posossible. preses, a rare, , potentially fatal braiain conditioion, some s serious allergrgic reactioions anand lung infnflammationn cacan occur. some s serious allergrgic reactioions feelel unstoppabable. asask your dococtor how laststing remissssion cacan start wiwith stelarar. asask your dococtor how laststing remissssion janssen cacan help youou exe cost suppoport optionsns. >>> welcome back first week of the year looks warm in the northeast, but it's going to be a little busy in parts of the south as well as the northern plains. snow and ice for the northern plains the potential for strong storms in the south that continues into tomorrow as well we're going to see the risk of severe weather shift just a little farther to the east, ladies of course, it is a busy start to happy new year >> we appreciate the glimpse thank you, angie >>> hail

u. s. presidential elections like okay, you know, make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were offered citizenship with the head and we would prefer a wrong one, sega is in his twenties, he chose to fight for his homelands independence. we felt that we could generate more of a spirit of resistance rather than of submissive accept oh, reality that we fell was like, shockingly unfair. my sorry that i decided to fight for my country. no one could have done things differently. yes, absolutely. do i now think that violence is not the means to achieve anything? absolutely. today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. i'm his, i'm soon thank you las glycine. so the social we've hoppey jermel lewis, russia, a special military operation in ukraine, has triggered a wave of anti russian sanctions from the west. and it keeps coming up with new ones. almost every day package will include financial sanctions that harshly limit russia's access to the capital markets. foreign companies quitting russia, atm cards were brought in banks disconnected from the internationa

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u. s. economy, right. in the u. s. economy, it's going to look like there is no debt, there is no debt ceiling. so investing domestically within the u. s. may be a very, very good thing for best domestic us market. because effectively then, everything is everything is completely and actually at 0, it's completely in the block. so it's a very good markets with best, but the rest of the, well, it's an absolute nightmare. i'm. it goes by saying this is real economic warfare that we see christie mention a like to do that with my guess. but you mention the recession there. i mean, i just looked up now the g d. p of the usa is about $25.00 trillion dollars. its depth is much more than that. 31.131 and a half. i bet big apartment truly a dollars. doesn't that mean recession and anyone's books while they talking about research on them? absolutely, it does, right? because i think that the problem is with the u. s. is the still has credit lines that allow them to hide, that i'm going to probably the biggest credit line is from that. so good any, be china, right? that still continues to the pro pop in some

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