u. s. looks to be doing right now. well, what happened the imminent you just said that over the i don't worry where it prints and you told your brother, you told the british i that for gordon johnson to do his press secretary? well, i mean the, it's lock step here with the, the white house for us. johnson is saying he went to kiev and i mean wag, the dog was about, was covering the monica lewinsky scandal and the horrible destruction of we are chief of medicine factory ensued dawn, killing so many people. and people in africa is, is the largest medicine factory reform, real trenton, who get the media to stop talking about the oval office. so, i mean, is it a case of wag the dog? well, what french old rusher is eminently about to invade? and at the same time, the russian se then also going to be made. and now you're telling me, jim, saki says that they're not going to be made. but at the same time, again, in the last few hours, well that they're going to move thousands of troops into european union countries all over th

u. s. looking at i d as how does that compare to the crackdown on bitcoin? that seems to be coming from the binding administration. i mean, are they just ideas at this point? well, i mean, it shows that the coin is actually very effective out what it was actually set forth to do. which is to provide financial freedom to those who want it, and that's exactly what l salvador wanted to not be completely beholden to the i enough, which can be thought of as one of the biggest loan sharps out there are 2 countries . and also now we have individual states who also want to secure their own freedom from the federal government. america has always had this state versus federal mentality. so it isn't really surprising, but it is interesting that the vitamin ministration feel so threatened by crypto currency that they're attempting to crack down so hard on it. but at the same time, the states are actually trying to boost it up. who like we said, big going get power back to the people. and if this were, in fact, a repeat of what happened in 1865. unfortunately, the congre

u. s is reportedly considering how to provide assistance if ukraine falls to russia. axios reports that defense secretary lloyd austin told lawmakers the u. s. is lookinghow to provide more arms to the ukrainians. if that's not possible, he said, the u. s. could explore ways to train ukrainian forces remotely. the biden administration has pledged more than $650 million for defense and security. in the past year, the department of homeland security has warned us businesses to prepare for possible cyber attacks. this is in retaliation to the economic sanctions imposed by president biden on russia. ktvu is elissa harrington tells us how digital attacks could play a role. in the russia ukraine conflict. the world has watched in horror at images of the conflict in ukraine, but cybersecurity experts warned the next attack could be much less visible. a widespread cyber attack once you unleash it, you have no control. unwary it can go. that's the problem. it can just go through the whole world because we are connected professor ahmad bin alpha at san jose state university, said the u. s is a target and it's important for the government and businesses to protec

they're looking for some $600000000.00 worth of drones from the u. s. they're looking for, they just announce a deal boeing to buy some more jetliners going desperately needed because they need to cash. but again, everybody's looking for something for themselves here. i'm just not sure that the biden ministration is where, how much people outside of the washington bubble are aware that asking for guitar to replace russia is an energy supplier. is the equivalent of asking to loose off it to supply the 6th army at styling gra. well, i did kind of that the great great action analogy to it. you know, i find it interesting. i believe that we should be able to multitask. but when you have this powder keg thing right now between ukraine and what's happening there, why would you want to start if this is also this back order to run? why would he want to reignite that powder keg and have to going at the same time? do they actually think that iran know, seeing what's going on, where now in ukraine would take it would even want to get involved in that? that triangle

it will and i think one of the things to keep in mind, so when we look at the u. s, we still look at electric car sales as less than 5 percent, so that means electric only vehicles. now when you add electrified vehicles includes hybrids. plugin hybrids and electric cars, it's closer to 10 percent. and the reason that's going to go up is because more people will be aware and they're simply will be more electric cars for sale, and most of them the newer ones. anyway, they're quite good. i think if the average american drove and electric car, they'd probably like it that doesn't solve some of the other problems that come with it. but i still think that as a consumer experience, most people would enjoy it. and now when it comes, it is electric cars, warren, are we seeing the supply chain issues that we are really seeing all around? are they having an impact physically on electric cars, on regular cars? how is that playing out right now? we've got about a 1000000 ok, well, it's impacting all cars. and so that's really important to note. we've got battery supply issues as

u. s. is looking for, so that's what we're looking for. and there is always that sort of tricky awkwardness in the sense that russia is the current president of the un security council for february. so when they introduce the security council resolution, they will have to read out the list of countries who are co sponsoring the resolution and up i lost count. it was around $59.00 countries across the un sponsored resolution condemning russian behavior. and the russian ambassador will have to have to read each country out. as you say, it said, it adds to the that in sensitivity in situation it lash present as president of that council, something which rotates. and so that discussions on the way about whether that should be challenge and perhaps even if there will be efforts to remove russia's right to having a permanent seat on the un security council. is there a feeling that the country is becoming more isolated? no, i mean, you can see why that, of course, because the united states doesn't want any sort of precedent to be facts where a pr

u. s. are looking beyond the era of l one, they look into turkey, turkey, and it's geo strategic and geo economic position. and they are in principle, hoping that this, this era will, will end as soon as possible with not too much frictions, you know, trying to deal with his attitude of, of foreign policy as long it's possible and hoping that there is a democratic transition as piece full within the country as possible, didn't geo political muscle flexing actually used to win support for everyone at home? has that changed? well, it's still roots. i mean, he can use some international issues, some social conflicts to show his, his, his muscles in the interior politics. but when you have a financial crisis, and when you're also put to start, not still supporting you as powerful as before, it doesn't for people. i mean, what if you say that, i mean libya and i'm fighting against that and that, i mean, i'm working with russia buying that muslim yourselves from russia. you can show these people, but when people go home and they can find bread in the refrigerator, that's a huge problem. like it's not j

u. s. is looking for support in congress for an extra $30000000000.00 to fight the panoramic. it wants to increase vaccinations, treatment, and research the delta n only con variance and vaccine. hesitant, the fuel infections and deaths worldwide. over the years, the ancient monument of stonehenge in the u. k. has raised more questions than answers. well now, an exhibition in london is seeking to unravel some of its mysteries. the harding has a story. as another day dawns, the mystery of the stone towers remains. stonehenge in southern england was built nearly 5000 years ago, some believe as a spiritual pilgrimage site. now museum curators are using d, n, a testing and artifacts to paint a clear picture for the public when we visit stonehenge is such an amazing monument . but what we tend to mr. the people who built it was bringing all these objects together. latent do let it be the people who built unhinged and later understand their relationship and their connection to other parts of britain in europe. the exhibit at the british museum in london is the 1st of its kind, a gli

u. s. was looking to it's ally germany to take that 1st step which it did yesterday in stopping the certification of that pipeline halting the project. and today, those new sanctions against the company building the pipeline in its corporate officers only further punishes that aspect of the russian economy. this pipeline having been seeing that once operational would have been a cash cow for the energy sector for russia. this is of course, coming one day after the white house impose this 1st trench of, of sanctions against 2 russian banks at the white house today described as being controlled by the kremlin, as glorified piggy banks and against russia's sovereign debt. and there are promises that if russia does not de escalate, there will be further financial penalties with quote, no financial institutions save from these potential sanctions. thank you. hi de jo, cancer, the latest from washington. in moscow, on the de rashana, its armed forces, president vladimir putin is criticized the west, refusing to respond their security demands under his dosage of mary spoke to some of those attending a r

u. s. things looking calm and settled here. los angeles, we've got you in for a high of 19 degrees on tuesday. central america looks like this. we had a record low temperature in havana, your temperatures are bouncing back is while a both by day and night. so 27 by thursday, that is above average for february. we've seen some pretty strong storms through the pay ruby and andes rate into the amazon basin. and those storms that were parked over sal paulo has now shifted to rio de janeiro on tuesday with a high up 31 degrees. that's it. so you sent. ah, the latest news believe it's trembling harsh provisioned for 10 years. they was the victims of night. just most people got to the monetary crisis with detailed coverage warnings that oh my brother, fractions selling power. large files are providing a polygon back here from around the world on how's the boat years of living on the street actually accelerates the aging, brought them in. the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting this victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and colo

u. s. is looking at doing sanction wise, is they would essentially try to block any kind of corresponding actions with russian banks. and us banks essentially, meaning they're gonna cut russia off of the swift system. now, for viewers of the show, you guys have heard this term a lot lately, right? the swift banking system. we talk about it quite a bit. that is essentially what the, by the ministration is indicating that they're going to do that if they're russia, invades ukraine or now possibly as a result of even recognizing these 2 provinces. what we might see happened is the u . s. attempting to cut off russian banks from access to the international system, the swift banking system. and that, of course, brings us full circle back to the conversation that we've had so many times on the show about crypto currencies and block chain. because the reason the russian central bank was told to go ahead and reassess its position on crypto was precisely for this moment because of the fact that the u. s. clearly is saying that their goal is going to be to cut russia. awesome. that's where system, how are

u. s. is accusing the crumbling of looking for an excuse to justify going to war. andrew simmons begins out coverage from key f. this is linda simpson, at least 500 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of east of ukraine. the size of the craters are an indicator of the heavy weaponry being used in breach of a limited seats wire meant to be in place. rushing back separatist from a self declared republic of law. hampton accused ukrainian forces of starting the fighting after not merely the situation on a contact line has been exacerbated dramatically him. the enemy is trying to provoke active combat. actually, ukraine's side continues to violate his obligation to observe the ceasefire. not so say the ukrainian forces accusing the separatists of being responsible for all the attacks. dozens of them. they say a kindergarten was hit, and this was published on the military website. there were no casualties, but the same pitcher was being used by russian media outlets using a different name for the village that was on thei

u. s. market reaction. let's take a closer look now at the latest sanctions and how they are affecting russia in terms of a financial sector. the u. s. was putting restrictions against all major russian bank. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the block capital markets. there are also assets freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals including putting as well as politicians and oligarchs with close ties to him. other sanctions target the technology sector, the you will stop supplying high tech components from software to russia, and the u. s. as it will severely restrict rushes access to semiconductors, computers and telecom equipment. now still on the table, disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems for western countries too, and has not been agreed upon. while earlier i spoke about this with trade economist, capital come in of the keel institute for the world economy. and i asked her, what impact these latest secti

u. s. market reaction. let's take a closer look now at the latest sanctions and how they are affecting russia. in terms of the financial sector, the u. s. is putting restrictions against all major russian banks. meanwhile, the u is also cutting the ability of the russian state to access the blocks capital markets. there are also acid freezes and travel bands for a number of individuals, including putin, as well as politicians on oligarchs with close ties to him. other sanctions target the technology sector, the you will stop supplying high tech components and software to russia, and the u. s. as it will severely restrict rushes access to semiconductors, computers and telecom equipment. now still on the table, disconnecting russia from the international payment system. swift. but that would come with severe problems for western countries too, and has not been agreed upon. well, earlier i spoke about this with trade economist, captain coming of the kill institute for the world economy. and i asked her, what impact these latest sectio

u. s. claims the kremlin is looking for an excuse i am here to day. not to start a war, but to prevent. ah, no more about this and this is all dissimilar from doha. also cut me off a makeshift medical care in hong kong. covered 19 patients are forced outdoors with hospitals close to capacity. i'm john 100 in minneapolis, were the fate of foreign police officer kim potter is in the hands of a judge for the killing of dante right ah. showing any senior crane's re ignited fears of an eminent invasion by russia. the u . s. is accusing the kremlin of looking for an excuse to justify going to war. andrew simmons begins coverage from key f. this is linda simps, this at least 500 explosions recorded in less than 24 hours along the front lines of the don bass region of eastern ukraine. the size of the craters are an indicator of the heavy weaponry being used in breach of a limited seats wire meant to be in place. rushing back separatists from a self declared republic of law, hampton, accused ukrainian forces of starting the fighting of the look. really, the si

but on top of that, look, i think the u. s. has an an ability to come in and say, hey, we're able to help provide natural gas. ellen g, right, for these different countries in some countries have responded by building out an area specifically for this. poland is one of those countries, but most european countries did not. they were not really interested in this idea. why is that? well, couple of reasons. one is that russian natural gas is much cheaper than american natural gas. and so when the americans come in and say, hey, rush is a threat. therefore you should pay more to buy and freedom gas a just doesn't translate into reality. and so again, it's this idea, listen so much in the economy right now, especially coming from the united states is a fear based economy, right? they're basing so much on fear that if you buy from us, you'll be safer, even though you'll pay more than that. arguments just not going to fly with a lot of countries around the world. this brings back the old idea of freedom fries as well. we get really or

as he looks to lead the u. s. military from egypt to catholics. don pedal hain al jazeera washington. yes, i was in the united arab emirates is wanting as citizens of a possible missile or drums strike over abu dhabi yeomans, who the rebels have launched several attacks on the golf state in the past few weeks. that includes one on the mit capital that killed 3 people in january. and aid to the president of democratic republic of congo says there is serious evidence of a national security threat. it follows reports of a failed coo attempt at the weekend. the president spokesman has appeared a national television warning that efforts to destabilize democratic institutions will not be tolerated. the presidential security adviser has reportedly been detained since saturday, accused of undermining state security. south korea has another record number of corporate 19 cases. nearly 50000 new infections were reported on wednesday. the 3rd has been driven by the armor con variant deaths and hospital admissions are still low. but health officials expect the

as he looks to leave the u. s. military from egypt to catholics. don pedal hain al jazeera washington. the u. s. embassy in the united arab emirates is wanting, and citizens of a possible mythos or drones strike over abil jobby fair. the day towns is still unclear, though. humans with rebels have claimed several attacks on the gulf states over the past few weeks. that includes one in the immorality capital in january killed. 3 people thousands have marched in argentine, his capital one, a series demanding a debt relief. the government is in talks with the i'm f one, how to pay back and billions of dollars. theresa bo reports from the capital. the they came to express their anger about the negotiations between origin, tina and the international monetary fund. the thousands of people in front of the presidential palace demanded the government to prioritize the people. instead of the i m f. hotels damita has been a lawmaker for years. no illness, you're gonna put america, but the government is renegotiating the agreement and they know they won't be ab

u. s. is imposing all over the world. has allowed countries to look towards china as their only savior. so i think there is a downside to the united states and that is elections coming up in the u. s. and is this really what the american people want to be focusing on? know they care about the domestic situation. they want the biden administration to do something about inflation. there is we're still dealing with pandemic. this might be a distraction, but i don't think this is what the american people want. and so that's why i'm so worried that even the progressives in congress are not speaking out because it's a democrat in the white house where this happening under trump. we'd see a whole different dynamic within congress. and that's why it's so important for the american people to make their voices heard. we called for demonstrations last saturday, and in 48 hours, we had 75 cities throughout the united states holding demonstrations. and now they're calling congress. they're calling the white house. i think it's important that the american people get involved in say, no way. this is no

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