u. s. foreign policy. why did you think that most of the invoice representing most a few mountains, he refused a view in general assembly to condemn rushes, moving to don't bass? why did they do that? they refused and refused to implement sanctions. because defacto, they're supporting russia and of course, naturally china when not far off from when she didn't being chose to visit mosca, there was a grass roots revolution in ukraine called the mind on revolution in which people to attend the streets and protested the fact that they pray indian president wanted to keep your brain under rushes from. i am mad president deanna cove exclaimed the country he ran to russia and then eventually a democratically elected government was put in place and the russians said no. and they set little green man into crime. the am a foster separatist uprising in done boss. this is not as to likes to call it the nazi regime. okay, the way we're a transfer you think most of probably me, most of crimea does not simple, must go. i

u. s. policy. no journalists are not free and russia, in fact, there is a journalist from the wall street journal who is now stuck in a prison there, and other reporters are going to rush it because they are afraid that go, that they are going to be arrested. you know, he's considered, as i said, you know, he's considered a spite in russian. julian, a son you're going to give you in special rapids on torture, is being taught should in britain, by british news papers, i'm british security forces, as joe biden, 6 to extradite him for a 175 years in jail, in the secret go to virginia the option i, you know, i'm not sure you want to go on the record singing the praises, the bladder. my mode, right? easy is just the sound of blunders. getting a history is country is a rad. e faces more domestic opposition. many's ever phase. it's shut down the media, he's thrown american journalists into jail as the united states has the u. k. have other liberal democracies made mistakes in the past. and the 67 years, y

u. s. and new nato member finn and have been negotiating a defense deal that would allow the u. s. policy to use finished territory for training, answering weapons wrote to be near the russian border. the defense agreement is supposed to strengthen finland's defense capabilities through the presence of the united states and the possible early deployment of american defense systems. the text of the agreement is almost ready. well, so i was condemned. the most say a previous agreement of non expansion of nato close to russia's border is not being respected. of the noted members of the western military alliance no way has the biggest defense budget with the equivalent of more than a $1000.00 per capita. being spent annually is followed by denmark and the netherlands as was live to e honest. good, couldn't finish chief editor of m b. c. media. yeah, yes, thanks for joining us. it's, there is an interesting story. but what do you make of this latest move by helsinki? to allow washington to use their basis, i'm still weapons on face, so especially so close to the russia border. so this is the c

u. s. policy. it is you may not have being able to bring ask you any pills or records to during your facility to ukraine. joining needs to be out of this question is absolutely certain death, my clar c. and this is, that's my philosophy when it comes to who is via the jack piece of machinery. and furthermore, as long as ukraine's borders are disputed and then on cross link, these ongoing need those own provisions. who without the in joining your ukraine to the natal. but even if this folks that could going to be moved in, we would still not be able to support the engagement. and because manually, the change of course tends to being violated in ukraine, which is totally unacceptable for us to do. ukrainian governments removes time gillian, when you mense flags and text, and then the use of the hung guerria language in everyday life, including education and the public administration, and the rise these their lead, their stuff, they hon. galion community and trust car criteria. our by steve, can not s

u. s. policy, it isn't not have being able to bring, ask you and you, closer to the cost of the facility to ukraine. joining needs to be out of the question is absolutely certain. that's my clar c, and this is, that's my philosophy when it comes to who is the, is the jack piece, initiate. and furthermore, as long as ukraine's borders are disputed and then on cross link, these ongoing nato's own provisions, who without the in joining your ukraine to the natal. but even if this folks that who are going to be moved in, we would still not be able to support the engagement. and because manually, the change of course, tends to being violated in ukraine, reach these totally unacceptable for us until to ukrainian governments removes time . gillian monuments, flags, and text, and then the use of the hungarian language in everyday life, including education and the public administration. and the 3rd arises, their lead, their stuff behind galion community trust card party at our party, cannot see any chance o

u. s. policy. it is, you may not have being, you have to bring a new closer records to during your facility to ukraine. joining needs to be out of this question is absolutely certain. that's my clar c. and this is, that's my philosophy. when it comes to who is the, is the jack piece of machinery. and furthermore, as long as ukraine's borders are disputed and then on cross link, these ongoing nato's own provisions who were out there in joining your you came to the natal. but even if this folks that could, once we moved eh, we would still not be able to support the engagement. and because manually the change, of course, tends to being violated in ukraine. reach these totally unacceptable for us. and to do your training and government moves time, gillian, when you mense flags and text and then the use of the hungarian language in everyday life, including education and the public administration. and the 3rd arises, their lead, their stuff behind gearing and community trust card i to you up our bar, ste

u. s. foreign policy. which is, you know, it is, this does the us really have a role to play in these kinds of, of, you know, conflicts and, and oftentimes i think even things that sound as innocuous as us security assistance. so i've, i've done research on the ground in west africa and you know, they're the kind of funding and training and so forth for local forces that the us has done as an arguably intensified the, the violence if anything, these are incredibly complex complex. so i think we need to really kind of rethink things that are really basic level um and, and part of that is starting to a conversation about reparations and about reconstruction about the, the imperative of humanitarian assistance. right? this, you know, given this kind of the magnitude, the scale, the scope of that and suffering that have been cause, what then is a more response. and then you know, individual ends as a society, as a government. you know as our, our military what, what 2nd i'm, i'm going to interrupt you there. i

u. s. policy. the socialism in liberation eugene per year is the host of freedom side on breakthrough news and also of shackleton change mass incarceration and capitalist america. eugene, thank so much for coming on the show. so apparently a russian naval base plans for that were in train. biden suddenly pulls in $288000000.00 of the us public money into so done and then chaos hundreds of thousands of just based what, what are the roots of the conflict? i know that you then gave congressional evidence and it seemed.

u. s. policy is not half being able to bring ask you and you closer. so just staying with the topic of nate, so how do you assess the chances of ukraine ever actually becoming a member of the alliance? is because of the facility due few king joining me to, to be out of the question is absolutely certain. that's my party. and that is, that's my philosophy when it comes to who is via the jack piece, initiate steve. and furthermore, as long as ukraine's borders are disputed and then on cross link, these ongoing need those own provisions who are out there in joining your ukraine. who does natal? but even if this folks that who is going to be moved in, we would still not be able to support the enlarge when it, because mandatory the parents asked for a sense of being violated in ukraine. reach these so totally unacceptable are for us on t a t ukrainian governments. he moves time here. yeah. and when you ment, flags and tests and then the use of the hungarian language in everyday life, including education and the public administration. and the 3rd arrived the

u. s. policy. it is, you might not have being able to bring any pills or records to during the facility . do you king joining needs to be out of question? this is absolutely certain. that's my clar c, and this is, that's my philosophy when it comes to who is via the jack piece, initiate it. furthermore, as long as ukraine's borders are disputed, and then on cross link. these ongoing nato's own provisions who without the, is joining your ukraine to the natal. but even if this folks that good going to be moved to the what's feeling i'd be able to support the engagement. and because my notice the change of course, tends to being violated in ukraine, which is totally unacceptable for us to do. ukrainian governments removes time, gary and humans, flags, and text, and then the use of the hon, gary and language in everyday life, including education and the public administration. and. and the 3rd arises their lead there, something hon. galion community and trust car criteria our far steve cannot see any ch

u. s. policy for socialism in liberation. eugene per year is the host of freedom side on breakthrough news and also of shackleton chain mass incarceration and capitalist america. eugene, thank so much for coming on the show. so apparently a russian naval base plans for that were in train. biden suddenly pulls in $288000000.00 of us public money into so done and then chaos. hundreds of thousands of just based.

u. s. foreign policy means when it uses the word allies to present or from so for example, the care and to our allies. i'm friends. and you know, today's iraq is safe for them about this error. but today's iraq, he politicians use the same methods as about the strategy and so they're just as crow as the dogs are using was the friends and the carriage. you are just as violent as the blockbusters. and they actually enjoyed canceled, shut down at some point. so the question is, how do you define and i want, how do you do you define from and what kind of interventions are okay, and what are not, i would argue that all interventions are wrong at this point. that you all should have one that's less than some of the wrong experience from the stand experience. and i think we need to respect the agency or the people and these countries and their ability to fight terrorism. and what they do require assist type the word against terrorism. then we can all of, you know, other countries come off for the truck. nations is one way to go. although i know like i said, it's not going to happen. uh, not as

u. s. policy. so low in the world, you know, mandates we see we, we, we can sing as soon as we are not, you know, lot of the us joe. so to just kind of, um lets say call me den devin assumption you one way or another. we turned over beside dotted, the impact of, you know, always the us economies looking for there is of interest when get into trouble, the rising to the state and then the caustic dresses are going to be filled and the ceiling to, into the smaller nations. so therefore, smaller nations, i'm looking into moving away from the toilet and find to justify kind of see, take that is going to give them hopefully be more independent seen. there's only calling only for this method. you will start digit call the position itself, and it will vary as i'm showing you've heard mr. todd inch. there's an awful lot of tool kind of happening these days about the bricks, nations putting forth a common currency back to buy certain commodities where the energy minerals are precious metals, so on and so for

u. s. policy. the socialism in liberation eugene per year is the host of freedom side on breakthrough news and also of shackleton change mass incarceration and capitalist america. eugene, thank so much for coming on the show. so apparently the russian naval base plans for that were in train. biden suddenly pulls in $288000000.00 of the us public money into so done and then chaos hundreds of thousands of just based what, what are the roots of the conflict? i know that union gave congressional evidence and it seems i'm going grissman was supporting behind against a mess. he between the 2 generals as the way the conflict is described on corporate media. so yeah, i mean, it'll be interesting to see, you know, as this unfolds, the full context of that. but i think that when we look at the routes we looked at newlands call, we look at the binding administration. they really had the same position since 2019 and the erupt sion of the mass process that ended in the removal of former present . oh, my obvious

u. s. policy for socialism in liberation. eugene per year is the host of freedom side on breakthrough news and also of shackleton change mass incarceration and capitalist america. eugene, thank so much for coming on the show. so apparently a russian naval base plans for that were in train. biden suddenly pulls in $288000000.00 of the us public money into so done, and then k or some goods of thousands of just based what, what are the roots of the conflict? i know that you then gave congressional evidence and it seems i'm going grissman was supporting behind against a matthew between the 2 generals as the way the conflict is described on corporate media. so yeah, i mean, it'll be interesting to see, you know, as this unfolds, the full context of that. but i think that when we look at the routes, we look at newlands call. we look at the binding administration. they really have the same position since 2019 and the erupt sion of the mass protests that ended in the removal of former president my obvious

u. s. foreign policy. why did you think that most of the invoice, representing most a few mountains, he refused a view in general assembly to condemn russia's move into don't bass. why did they do that? they refused and refused to implement sanctions. because defacto, they're supporting russia and of course naturally showing that we're not far off from when she didn't being chose to visit mosca. there was a grass roots revolution in ukraine called the mind on revolution, in which people to attend the streets and protested the fact that the premium president wanted to keep your brain under rushes. tom, a man president young cove exclaimed the country he ran to russia and then eventually a democratically elected government was put in place and the russians said no. and they said little green man into crime the am a foster, a separatist uprising in done boss. this is not as to be likes to call it the nazi regime. okay. the way we're a treaty or you think most of probably me, most of crimea does not support mo

u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home john, i brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together eases tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step over him, but i do not want these blocks developing countries like us. you choose either one side or the other because india has i must have mine. yes. for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries, when rocks, india sort of steered, is in the making itself a country which is non aligned and, and their voice intent relationship. but everyone, and that's what i want my son to be. we don't want to be like we were in the cold water line with us. and therefore we cannot have relationship with the entire central asian blog, which was the, the, with the soviet union. so now i would really like, for, from my son's point of view, we, you know, we need to have trade trade with her

is each for the party in the us to use the policy achievement of its predecessor as a political hostage. that is how much volatility can the world expect in u. s. foreign policy, diplomatic policy, and just general approach to the rest of the world we use which control between the public is the democrats. something that happens very regularly and to be honest, given the current rate of 4 position you're in, the us seems likely to happen more frequently. there's definitely going to be more frequent changes in white house controlling, moving forward at every election rather than the president serving 2 terms. as you know, at the beginning of the program, i oppose the question, you know of how we're the is the currency of american credibility right now. and i mean, you, you bring up a very good point. if you've got political leaders and capital hill, who are willing to use this debt threat as a political party, that since a very unreliable, i would even say a sophomore, a mature message to america's allies doesn't mean we're not a reliable partner. the way we used to be is that the message that's being sent or in some way as i think it is a, i wo

u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home just brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best development as far as my son is concerned, because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our closest friends for years. so them together, easiest tensions for us. we feel that it's a great step forward. but what i do not want these last developing countries like us, you choose either one side or the other because india has, i must have mine. yes for the policy. their ideal non alignment when they were born, warren countries when brought to be we don't want to be like we, when the court order aligned with, with a u. s. and therefore, we would not have relationship with the entire central ation blog which was with, with the soviet union. so now i would really like for, but from my son's point of view, we, you know, we need to have trade trade with her on trade with central asia right up to russia . because thus, these are our neighbors in china, of course. and one day i hope that we have read with indi

u. s. this policy is just pushing countries into blocks. a home just brought together iran in saudi arabia. i think that's one of the best developments as far as body side is concerned because iran is a neighbor and somebody is one of our.

u. s. government's policy of forcing federal hospital employees to participate in abortions when they are opposed to them for moral ethical and religious reasons. the plaintiff in the case is a christian employee of the department of veterans affairs, stephanie carter. danielle, thanks again for joining us. thank you. one of the points that you've made in the media is that there has been not only no mechanism by which stephanie could discuss her position with her supervisors. but that her supervisors never even attempted to discuss her position or her principles to try to come up with some sort of an accommodation. why do you think that is? it seems like this whole issue spiraled unnecessarily because the government simply wouldn't have a conversation with your client. well, i think that it started with the rule itself. you know, the rule didn't discuss the religious objections that employees may have or, or how to handle them. and as you mentioned, you know, miss carter gave this process time. she reached out to her supervisors on 2 occasions and was just told, you know, just wait more i

u. s border policy, which took effect during the pandemic expires. abc's lindsey watts is here now with the latest on that, lindsay. good morning. good morning. rhiannon brownsville, texas is just one city facing a surge of migrants as that covid area era border policy expires this week. and now this heartbreaking tragedy. this morning. candles and flowers mark the spot where an suv hit and killed eight people at a bus stop in brownsville, texas, as authorities investigate whether the crash was an accident or intentional. they were going to the bus station local bus station so they can take the bus that was going to take him to her destination. some of the victims were migrants who had just left a shelter that helps the homeless anding towards the group. this uh, as you be just comes through hitshe curve and runs over everybody. the driver, identified by police as a hispanic man was taken to the hospital for treatment. authorities are looking into whether alcohol played a factor describing the man as very uncooperative, charging him with reckless dri

u. s. foreign policy. just recently, the interviews or the views that present bind during his election campaign a few years ago i gave regarding to just democracy democracy in particular, the landscape on helping these of course, these, these kinds of wrong attitudes in wrong attributions do not uh, diminish in the sense the, the, this rest of the people to watch us foreign policy, but fuel them. so it's, it's not on us. it's the us part that they have to be clearing out. but yes, we could say there was a, there's a strong resentment regarding some of the actions that you guys, us taking in international politics. or if you're saying that you're trying hard actually to have good relations with the nato allies at the same time rush century to a corporation has been growing ever since. so despite the rest of the green conflict and the best western sanctions on moscow, pistons are due on visits, summits of the bricks, group of countries and other eastern political unions actually is turkey, pivoting towards a

so this gives bid for more support and a wall with russia 0 then the results in a change of policy, the u. s. will not allow its allies to supply ukraine with f. 165 digits, type of functions against russia. i've also been agreed, a lot of mirrors, the lensky trip to japan is the furthest he's been from ukraine since the russian invasion, but the opportunity to meet leaders from the world's wealthiest democracies was too important to miss. shortly after touching down in hiroshima, lensky said he was looking forward to meetings with partners and friends, and that piece and ukraine was getting closer. before zelinski arrived, the g 7 announced new sanctions against moscow. the us also did an about face and agreed its allies, but supply ukraine with f. 16 fighter jets, as well as pilot training. the deal comes with a commitment not to hit targets inside russia. so lensky held it as a historic decision during a meeting with a menu item i call, he's think the french of president for supporting ukraine's war effort with the new air capabilities. and we spoke a lot of off about future jazz gulshan.

policy that it should stay in place. this trump era doctor and effectively use the cobit pandemic as the basis for enactment to help stem the flow of illegal migration here into the u. s. at the southern border. the binding administration for their part have done very little one way or the other on title 42 or immigration policy more broadly. but what biden has done only recently adding a clause to $242.00, stating that anyone from us cuba, haiti, or new cut off was crossing illegally on the land border would be an automatic return fighter. and also began or reckoning margaret camp facilities across southern texas. where you are, how do you read this administration stance on legal migration? it's been a difficult couple of years for them because they really haven't done very much on it. of course, everything that trump did is automatically bad. so, you know, obviously the type of 42 was not something they were interested until january in fact. and that's when that's when the button and mistress and started to move on title $42.00 and started to try to strengthen it and add additional countries that's eligible to be deported upon illegal arrival to the us. the question

u. s. president reagan's foreign policy advisor. she supported any actions damaging to the soviet union. the other lady in the photo is katarina. hello, katherine clay a too much income, future wife as the president of ukraine. victor yoshika. whoa, a the us intelligent services uh somebody did with they always do. they use their connections, they use their money, and they use their ability to open doors, foreclosed doors, to get these people to the right positions and the to where they can again, carry out american foreign policy. after the soviet union was collapse, you americans began actively indoctrinating the ukrainian government with bun dallas id unless you in 2004 opened veneration of ukrainian ministers. movement leaders began in 2010 president of ukraine. victor yoshika, awarded stip on monday or the title of care of, of the country as a loaner before it is when you leave the unit, just letting them or the one that needs to bundle the officially the, when it's the new these events, but inside, supported them in every poss

immigration authorities are preparing for a surge of migrants at the southern border covid era policy that allowed the u. sr patrol to turn back migrants who request asylum in the us ends thursday. without policy expiring thousands of migrants who have been waiting in mexico are expected to head to the border. president biden says congress needs to approve more resources to help states with the anticipated wave of migrants biden administration had two years to prepare for this and did not do so. and our state is going to bear the brunt and migrants will be in crisis as soon as next week. i have asked this congress for help in terms of what they needed the border. they need more agents. they need more people to clear people. also this week. the first of the deployment of 1500 . us troops is scheduled to arrive at the border. their mission will be limited, helping relieve federal agents of administrative tasks. time is now 607 minority groups are divided about what had happened with the oakland a's broadcaster glenn kipper, he is still suspended for uttering a racial slur during a game against the kansas cit