u. s. s. will take if you take a look at the list of those invited to the 1st summit for democracy. so then there are a number of interesting country is that the u. s. never considered to be a democratic state nevertheless. so and leah, this revolutionary. so team that convenes sir, for marshall. and the summit for democracy seeks to introduce some kind of a draft decision. was that who had developed on this philosophy of her talk was his versus democracies, and that would put it into practice according to our data resources. and what was the plot is as follows. these democracies will shape their demands for ta, chris's role. they will shape their own fright for mom growth model and or they will help her. the, you know, people in the autocratic countries and the autocratic governments are suppressing these people and these autocratic countries a couple of years ago. i wouldn't even believe that little to give themselves, basically the rise that they want to get when they promote via the un entities and by hook or by crook, violating the rules of procedure as they promote de t o for ty buena against russia. reparations, from russia, that is a flagrant viol

u. s. is never going to give up on the need till members states at that half. and so that ukraine, i do to various opinions and we can in depleting of assistance. ha, ha, ha, loses russia is going to enter it. baltic states ne to member states. and then the us, we'll have to send their sons and daughters exactly the same way as we are sand in their sons and daughters to war. and they will have to fight because it's a nature that we're talking about and they will be dying. god forbid.

u. s. is never going to give up on the need till members states, effort, half, and so that ukraine, i do to various opinions. i know we can in depleting of assistance. ha, ha, ha, loses a russia is going to enter it. baltic states ne to members states and then the u. s. will have to send their sons and daughters exactly the same way as we are sand in their sons and daughters to war. and they will have to fight because it's a nature that we're talking about. and they will be dying. god forbid, because it's a horrible thing. yeah. i wish piece and ukrainian support to the united states for tv force winton. thank you mr. president. armanda's craft from a swish t before. thank you for your hospitality of the people here. a very nice is my 1st time ukraine. today, sweden decided to donate the door, send more tanks and more military aid, including layer port tanks. do you have a special message? ah, something for the might be worse? the sweets today? yeah. which would yeah, go, i would like to sang them. this says ah, yeah. was put yeah, i would like to sang to them. i genuinely am very grateful

u. s. territory on at least 3 occasion occasions under the trump administration. now, our former u. s. defense sexy mark hesper said. he was surprised by this statement from the pentagon and he said he was never informed of such incidents during his time in, in office. but we now have a former u. s. defense and military officials have described the latest incident as embarrassing, especially given that the u. s. is the world's leading military power and opposition. republican party members have now they've got on the offensive, and they've accused biden of not acting decisively enough. and they say that he's fail to protect american national security. let's have a listen to what they've said. i friend robert o'brien, former national security adviser. why aren't we taking action to deal with this in widen? we know a bad at robert o'brien, larry, this is one of those embarrassing things i've ever seen. and in american diplomacy, we sped trillions and trillions of dollars on hardware and soldiers on airmen, on sailors. and we can't do anything about it. why was this allowed to go clear across the country for so many days? if you look at this, national security is one of these things that any cou

u. s. and we still occupied parts this year. we apologize. no, never. we never, never admit our guilt. we never apologized. it's just, it's a matter of u. s. foreign policy. i mean, unwritten, it's an unwritten rule of us years foreign policy. well, i mean, i was mentioned the other day that i saw a common underneath an article recently where somebody, it wasn't me, somebody commented that the united states doesn't have allies. it just has countries that bullies less. and it seems that now we're seeing with this, what is a burgeoning blossoming, both with multi polar world and people varying away from the us dollar. it seems a message is out. countries around the world have had enough and they're starting to make changes in their policies. is that, is that accurate or not? increasingly, the u. s. is isolated. i mean, they don't think that the foreign policy doesn't think that, but it's true in the past month or 2, i'm hearing more and more from europeans who are waiting for russia to liberate them, quote unquote liberate them from the regime of the european union. that's why i'm just re

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u. s. espionage act is being used to prosecute julianna's on the non u. s. citizen who never agreed er er to sought to adhere to u. s. state secrecy laws. who is based outside of the united states for publishing information as a publisher. and it's, it's the 1st time that the u. s. is applying its domestic criminal law against somebody who's based outside of the united states, while at the same time, claiming that 1st amendment protections don't apply to him because he's not a us citizen, strangely enough. um, that seems to be what they want to be able to do with this bill. so currently the official secrets act applies to you k citizens and i and, and i'm, i'm not sure if at all is there any provisions that apply to k susan's abroad here in theory they could use it to prosecute you, let's say you are, as i say, if you're, you're working for a foreign funded foreign state funded outlet or in or even organization transparency international received some funding from foreign from foreign said sodas, amnesty international. i mean there many organizations which received part fundi

u. s. capitol never made public before it was reportedly turned over to fox news by the new speaker of the house, critics are raising security and ethical concerns. this morning, fox news host tucker carlson says he's been given access to more than 40,000 hours of unreleased surveillance footage from the january 6th attack. they have not released any of it. um from january, 6th and january. 6th of course, is transformative event in this country. it's been used to change the country. it's unclear where carlson's team was reviewing the footage or who they got it from. but according to multiple reports, house speaker kevin mccarthy granted tucker's team access to the video. mccarthy's office did not respond to an abc news request for comment. carlson has repeatedly spread conspiracy theories about january 6th saying this on the one year anniversary looking back, you could probably call what happened on january 6th. a riot. we have called it that but really, only just a riot, maybe just barely congressman jamie raskin, who sat on the january 6th committee, brandon, the release of the january 6

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u. s. in a, china has never announced any kind of visit. so they even walked back the original position that is being viewed as like trying not to let this balloon incident to overshadow the billing can visit. and now they are saying that any news that was released by the u. s. unilaterally, is in the u. s. interest, and they respect whatever news that the u. s. released. so immediately we can already see how they view this visit as a not viable at all after the u. s. response and the u. s. reaction. and now the chinese are taking a very defensive position compared to the original 1st in response that they have, which is a lot more apologetic. then the 2nd one. quickly, william, how is all this being received among china's neighbors? so in time one on the in foreign ministry, immediately released an incident, a statement basically that criticizing china's move and saying that china's move is creating on certain and t for regions. and also i the same thing of characterizing it as an illegal move to violate another country sovereignty and als

never tolerate. in fact, i would argue that u. s. president would be even even more firm and decisive in defending usa percent . and then, you know, who's doing what's in russia's best centers, unfortunately, biden is not doing what is in america's best interest. you just mentioned, put in and i want to ask a question at set of continue our discussion on the religious nature of this battle . because i've heard put to make repeated references to the bible to and i think for him it's also an ontological battle. and his rationale comes down essentially, to asserting that the united states wants to replace. god wants to put itself into place. i've got to be the only judge of good and evil, what's permitted and what is not on this planet. while also, i'm not subjecting itself to this kind of scrutiny. so essentially put his argument that is, that washington tries to peddle supremacy under the guise of a mess and isn't d agree with that? well, no, i wouldn't go that far. but i would say of the u. s. foreign policy of liberalism, germany i

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u. s. good was to never ended until they think it's necessary that he would all the threats to their head, chamonix have been eliminated for we're done with the so i guess at this stage useless vertical muscles away acting the way our western colleagues regina with both of them have said it, i think we need to have it fordable battlefield victory. that is there formula would they have abandoned the negotiations and have made a key of regime to leave the negotiating table right at the pointing at that point in time at the end of march, as you know. so when it was possible to and it all to with a through political means when it was not allowed to key of and since then, no one have not even tried to school to convince the key of regime and let it's necessary to hold negotiations. no one refuted zalinski when he and dick issued a decree that ruined the band negotiations with the russian federation, and no one called him to order when he was in rather closing exuberant state. he said that he doesn't understand who's making decisions in russia who to talk to if it comes to that, i guess this is

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u. s. and u. k. especially and, and also never in reporting even when soleski was saying we're not gonna follow this anymore. there are the media still reports that while rush us to one not implementing it in the end of the texas. they're black and white so. so nonsense. and even now, after rush and they did, you have it on the israeli prime minister, going out for me for mr. bennett is actually saying, listen, if the ukrainians wanted to say the peace agreement that the russians wanted it, this is early march or we, we, we could have done it. but the, the west said no, especially u. s. and you k, they wanted to continue this to smash potent, that if for some opportune to fight approx a war against them so you know, no matter what does matter what the ukrainians wanted. that's, that's why they put the block down. then they, they, sir ellis, i pushed out as negotiated. the turks take over the turkish foreign minister says the same thing that we were close a deal both sides wanted it. and then the west stepped in. the said no, we want to fight rashana with this ukranian so so no matter what the ukrain

u. s. secretary of state as hell talks with china's top diplomat just weeks after a suspected chinese spy. berlin was shot down over american ass base, anthony blink until one year. the american sovereignty should never be violated again. the u. s. has made his most serious condemnation of russia accusing moscow of crimes against humanity in ukraine. yes, vice president common harris made the comments at the munich security conference on the north korean leader, kim jong, who mr. has the us to stop what she calls all acts threatening, killing young security comments came just ours up. north korea said it tested another intercontinental ballistic missile ah, and turkey and syria, so recovering off to be devastating. earthquakes that left at least 46000 people dead. but even as rescue operations, wind down, emergency crews still finding survivors a couple with their child rescued in the hut i in turkey on saturday. 13 days after the earthquakes, the victims were trapped under the rubble for 296 hours. a child out later died hospital. well, we have a team of correspondence covering this disaster across south eastern turkey on northwest syria. first. oh, let's hear from us had begun. carmen brush on disp