u. s. policy now is the destruction of probably in society, the scattering of palestinians today very countries. and on top of that for the us to come and own palestinian territory. and definitely, i mean it's just, i don't know what kind of reliving on where these, the statements coming out of the president of the united states and the frame at all as concern for palestinians as a 3rd. the victims of some natural disaster that he's hoping him to help is also incredibly grotesque when he's standing directly across from the map on the other podium who is responsible for destroying gaza for bombing gaza. and they'll be reading it. and trump's commitment is effectively to continue arming and funding that onslaught and then say the public needs need to be saved. all palestinians need, as for the us administration to stop arming and supplying this genocide and to finally and support for this decades and decades. it was really occupational and brutalization that is amy specifically to make palestinian l

u. s. policy. and he outlines how us a, r d was involved in not the sort of the o g, b, population to, to bangladesh. she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of the big some, a local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that a rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music and bangladesh. so what do they do? they, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a right. and so my friends alleging that that those pro tests that we saw that led to shaken, se

u. s. foreign policy interest, coincidence, judge for yourself is called is and so for the information for information resilience, it's, uh, it's, it's a u. k o position is based on the face to found is they're both long term employees of the u. k. for income, we're kind of analysis, which is a very roundabout way of saying devils and my 6 agents, the links to you. can us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id to west and model if you can. nomics is built on, i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where the place that has an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of what's basically nothing more than that. it's a place where it's economic involved, basically global economies, basically to be at least of miles of sol, solved minerals and supply of crude oil and a supply of cash crops. and they may be supply of cheap to my labor as well. i'm nothing more of good bye for now for law said

u. s. s. 257 is just what you need me to do for highly maneuvering, but you know, i was a disc finally that this policy to prepare the plan is to look at the better slide . so i'm so happy to see it all last uh, nearly a month now. uh that would be that grid. the excitement uh nothing in the world because the $257.00 fell on the 50 admission a copy of russia event, although they couldn't pay for the 1st time to china. i know in my last year that is old and uh now uh, later on when we came out of the car for the f 35, lou in the last day, the 2023. and we were excited be ripping the red middle of the so $57.00 come. yeah. and uh, plus the timing anywhere in the was that these tools that stand and uh, you know, russian uh it cut off the top. we did not fit in standing together. if i move heading back maybe then or do gives us where to go. they thought the 57 loose the lots over there, but separately, so 57 is a great day. can opt in this for 3 needs of its initial next up in 257 is a contender. the su, $57.00 is a 5th generation aircraft. it's technologies and characteristics are designed to ensure its s

u. s. foreign policy interest. just coincidence, judge for yourself is called this and so for the information for information resilience it's, it's, it's a u. k o position is based on done to found is that both long term employees of the u. k. for income, we're kind of analysis, which is a very roundabout way of saying they look at my 6 agents, the links to you. can us states intelligence of very, very well established on any addition days. it's on public record as well. that space and you has received funding or received funding from the c d o has also received funding from us the id to west and model of economics is built on. i forget having the specific economic rule, which is to be a place where we placed that as an army to advise you as a wooden drawers of water. basically nothing more than that is a place where it's economic may involve mentioning global economies, basically to be at least the files of sol, solved, minerals and supply of crude oil on the supply of cash crops. they may be supply of cheap to my

u. s. foreign policy. and he is trying to fly under the radar. it's being do a conversely, often using other organizations to control the narrative or freeze out funding for organizations that it doesn't like one of the ways it does. this is through into news working in a 100 plus countries with 3000 need to outlets and 20000 journalists on his payroll. president, even the champions, how it tries to shift money away from what? 8 games, bad content. this information makes money and that's, that's one of the believe me to follow that money and we need to work with the and particularly the global advertising industry. that lot of those dollars go to pretty bad fan content. and so you can work really hard on exclusion list or inclusion. let's just really try and focus ad dollars and challenge global advertising industry all around the world to focus our ad dollars to words. that's the good, the good news and information, the good, the accurate and relevant incentives them from patients we see leaks report internees is paid. maybe tough, a $1000000000

u. s. foreign policy establishment. so by trump doing all of this. busy it was tr, i'm going to do is you're gonna take that $44000000000.00 in the budget of usa. does he go ahead and invest it, like he promised to in the midwest and across united states? that would be an amazing thing. we, we, we would be grateful for, are they gonna re purpose this $44000000000.00 into the pen to go right into the c . i a into the state department to continue to over throw in metal in countries like bangladesh, like haiti, like cuba, like ukraine. look at romania in any present around the world who says no, we don't want a new us base and bangladesh all romania, that purse person that has to be over throw. so the world can see clearer than ever we in time period, elizabeth saying for decades that us aid is indeed one of the main instruments of soft imperialism. well, it will also be very interesting, of course, to see how countries all around the world now react to washington moving forward. will be welcome this agency or any off agency, headquartered in washington

u. s. foreign policy. this executive order puts the united states on the side of war, criminals at the expense of victims of grave crimes, seeking justice, 125 of the worlds, 193 countries. a signature used to the rome statute, recognizing the jurisdiction of the i c. c. or at least they're obligated to in 2015 despite an i c. c, a risk for and for war crimes and off for solve effort of fail to arrest sedans, amaro bush. yeah. when he attended an african union summits in japan, hispanic similarly, mongolia rolled out the red carpet for rushes. presidents letting me have put in the last year, this regarding an icpc, a risk warrant for crimes in ukraine. both south africa and mongolia, or among 79 nations who have pledged their unwavering support for the independence and integrity of the i. c. c. in the wake of transactions, it talks about not only sanctioning a actual staff, members of the i, c, c, a prosecutors of the i, c c. but also people who cooperate with the i c. c in the investigation and she was re

u. s. foreign policy is now they're 18. so uh they haven't, they haven't been any, any initiative, any collective initiatives. so far as the u. m. platform. i know that there were individual the marshes, by the arabic states, by police, the new representative mystery of my sort. who rejected of these uh, these plans. uh, totally, but i think this, this was so beep and this seems the so on the radio. and uh, so reaching every, every possible uh, building block that, that we have constructed for many, many years. uh that there is no, not yet. it'd be the desire to react to these. i think people just not want to, to wait and see a live will be, it's probably to materialize. and you mentioned to yourself that the state secretary of the united states has already to take them a little bit of a lower tone. and let's see how these position involves to what it develops, i think. what is, what is really more important maybe to which wouldn't be that would be the overall position of the united states towards the basics of, of policing

u. s. foreign policy, what's, what's your intent to telling you on that? i think the answer is yes. you know, marco rubio was an interesting a used air quotes around that. an interesting choice for secretary of state by donald trump, because rubio is generally not seen as a disruptor. he's seen as a, as an average normal in line republican. but the mark of review that we have heard speak since he was made a secretary of state is very much in the mold of donald trump. i think this entire foreign policy is going to be disruptive. i think that it looks now as of today, that tulsa gathered will become the director of national intelligence. the vote will take place in just less than 2 hours. and i think we're going to see a complete and total change in us foreign policy. me, can i just put a hobby out all? not on the get your take. you've got vice president, ga, the bonds, very much the supporter of donald trump. but he's going to be running. i would imagine for president in 3 years time, his pockets aren't as deep as the incumbent. so he's going to need cash to run the campaign. and tha

u. s. foreign policy. honestly, i don't know. i mean, this is a confusion. it's a, it's, it's so far it is the complex to it. i mean, there's nothing that makes and see if a president bluffs or makes a proposal, then the entire administration is crumbling. now to try to explain what's in his mind. and again, my guess it's, in my opinion it's, it's like it's a contact to this is there's no restriction style. there's nothing still on the table. we are in the midst of a very active shopping diplomacy. now, the conclusion is that our strength, washington, followed by the president of egypt, then there would be an out of meeting as within 2 weeks i miss out of meetings. and i think when we get to that point, we'll have a better unclear of the, the understanding of, of, of the situation. because so far this is the trumps 1st move, which is very agree, i think, very dangerous, very alarming. but it doesn't mean anything in, in front of policy that i don't think the impious. and i'm super far as like the us acts this, this we, i mean the deep citizen, the, the us as

stops nearly all foreign aid as president. donald trump pushes his america 1st policy, but this assistance also helps the u. s. a chief, it's fine policy goals. so how will they be affected along with other countries? i'm communities around the world. this is inside story, the hello welcome to the show. i'm sammy say that for decades the united states has been the largest single donor of a globally. and last year it provided more than 40 percent of you. and so you monetary and a bunch it and now most phone, the systems through the state department has been frozen for 90 days. we'd only emergency food programs and mitre a to israel, and egypt exempted the aid suppose initiatives ranging from health and education to security and conflict. so what could be the effects of america's freeze on both for itself and all the nations, and how it re shape washington is relations with the world. we'll discuss all of this without panel shortly. the 1st that's listened into jo evans report. the aid has long helped us achieve as foreign policy goals. president donald trump's decision to freeze almost all foreign assistance,

u. s. military base. and the name of that s u prime minister doesn't want to do it . and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to arrange for my state department official blows the laid on us the id, spelling details on how the organization sort a couple of governments around the world is roland was conducted.

u. s embassy spokesperson in delhi. he said, it's the policy of the united states to faithfully execute the immigration laws against all inadmissible and removable aliens. so he said that is his wording. now you've already said that this has caused considerable uproar and backlash in india, especially the use of restraints was shocking. are too many indians, but we also had indian foreign minister astray sank are saying that he was told by the us that these restraints are routine, that women and children were not shackled. and that the deeper treat deportees, excuse me, we're allowed to take off the shackles for bathroom breaks, but that directly contradicts the narrative that we heard from some of the d parties. they're saying that they had to keep the shackles on for the whole time. so it's really also worth pointing out that the before now the use of military planes has not at all been routine and these deportation flights. but they've really become a big part of a trunk, a theater around his integration crack down. he wants to be, show you

u. s. presidential and is really presidential policy for decades, which is the ethnic cleansing of palestine. it's just been happening. settlement in house. bobo is that a time for decades now? they're talking about doing it in a flurry. and i don't think the question is whether us types end up on the ground, which trump actually suggests that although there has been a lot of walk back from the administration since then. but what he's doing is giving a big, green light to israel, that it's a now okay to just do that, right. and we'll figure out a way to bashed in the doors of egypt and jordan to make them accept, you know, these arabs being driven out of greater israel because that's, that's really the way they look at it. and the, the us, of course, is ultimately going to be responsible for this. trump has sent to 1000 pound bombs to israel in the last few weeks. they're also talking about another $7.00 and $8000000000.00 arms bill, including guidance kits. presumably for those 2000 pound bombs and more hellfire missiles, they're obviously restocking these riley military to ethnically clean

u. s. military base. and the language i should probably minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change for my state department. official plans have been lived on a u. s. a. i t splitting details on how the organization thoughts to topple governments around the world. a 5th health to swap between homos and is ro is underway. 183 kind of stands for 3 of the teachers from golf. i need the documents reveal western need to recruit south for couldn't john unless the accounts of autism to inform the disabled payable confusing of its.

u. s. president suggests relocating them to nearby our country's policy and say that they will resist a new force displacement as the nose will let not agree with the trump. uh, put the whole, but they will not agree with anyone who is the trying to sort out of the of them then a the with the or is this on the such a glance at the, for my age run, the defense minister had made, says, troops was ordered to interact with the honda ball directive. a bunch of awesome vertical that involve shirley.

u. s. president projects relocating them to nearby our country's policy and say if it will resist any force displacement or the best in terms of the agree with the term on the, at the library or with anyone who is trying to force them out to stay at home. that a, the william exist on the subject landscape for my he's run the defense minister and it's his troops were ordered back into.

u. s. a. it when for an organization of fundamentally, bureaucrats civil service and foreign service running development programs in various countries in the world, in accordance with us express policy. to be a few of those people. very few of those people managing a horde of private contractors. and that's the u. s. 8 of today. there are very few people outside the government, cent is or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia, where it is now trying to over 0. the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous old on power and wants to maintain a balance between nato in one direction in moscow and the other. they're trying to over throw that government. they're working on college or jessica who in romania so he won't get elected. they're trying to cast the election against him. so because he's threatened to take romania out of nato, this is what we're doing today all over that region. trying to recruit allies in this vicious struggle that we're behind in ukraine to bleed russia. and we want more l as in doing that, particularly georgia and romania, and anybody else smoke global that we can get to come into the fight with us at their peril. there was a new arm of

it appears that the future has been sue to see the policy and then quite as a u. s. real estate project directly contradicts actually washington's long spending for, for to say solution which advocate for an independent sally student state, including both garza and you will provide west policy and state who is also solve your revenue is key conditions for normalizing ties with angels. israel ties from is eager to secure. now he's making the king the men offer as well. let's say, can listen to what donald trump had to say. the united states would view it as a real estate transaction. where will be an investor in that part of the world. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years. this has been going on for 50 years, much more than that. we just want to see stability that would be having us have particular piece in that particular location i think would show great stability and would, would lead to great stability in the area for very little money, very little price. and we wouldn't need shelters at all that will be taken care of by others. th

u. s. a. it wasn't for a manual organization of fundamentally bureaucrats, civil service and foreign service running development programs in various countries in the world, in accordance with us express policy. to be a few of those people. very few of those people managing a horde of private contractors and that's the u. s. 8 of today. so frankly, is marco rubio and donald trump wanted to change that entirely. i would stay in the street in the blog because what the did was turn us aide into a fountain of complicity with intelligence services and other n g o is and quite all groups quite as our government groups who's in chance either known to them or unknown to them because they were infiltrated by the c, i was over throw government. how would you ride samantha power is a bit sure. she of course, was an administrator usa id of to being ambassador of the u. n. video country. i don't think samantha power knew the half before i just said. in fact, there are very few people outside the government, cent is or who know what the united states is doing in places like georgia where it is now trying to over throw the georgia dream party, which has a tenuous hold on power and wants to maintain a balan

u. s. president suggests relocating them to nearby our country's policy and say that they will resist a new force displacement the best and knows when they're not agreed with the trump . uh presently at home, but they will not agree with anyone who is trying to sort of get out of the of them then. and the way it is, there's all sorts of lands. uh not for my ease. rodney defense minister at makes his troops were ordered to him to manage the heart of all directive, a punch of awesome.

u. s. president projects relocating them to nearby our country's policy and say if it will resist any force displacement or the best williams will agree with the term on the library or with anyone who is trying to force an empowered to stay at home. that a, the william exist on the such a plan. now for my, he's run the defense minister and it's his troops were ordered back into the top of 2023. to enter back the hot about director of comforter, bustle, postal code of the bowls and killing captives along with the economy. it's the carrollton stick strategy. from donald trump, he drops off the functions on the ride, including against the port crucial for india as a trade in the region. but then he also flows feel idea of a new new p, a deal with to ride the color there. well, come to our team to national new center with the latest update i a michael fortune . right now. we start with the breaking news from the russian defends ministry moscow's forces of taking control of the town of jersey and in the doing yes for a public, a key of a set to have lost 26000 troops over the last 5 months in th

u. s. national security. and so what's happening now, what's happening is the trump administration of always the drain, judy, judy yates, and formulate a policy of i. so i, so they shoot me zoom in the u. s, which might be very destructive to deliberate age of b. u. s. big, socio economic and political, the dominance of the word. so we're talking about the polar system to now, what would you, would you not agree that for your after seeing the us as being dog good, by bloated and this, that it, it hadn't been called into question about the records that, that were there. and they needed somebody a sledge hammer to come in and do this. i'm totally agree with this because i totally believe that this would be charged by the congress members and by the us 8 percent of its adult of chaos. when you have people at the verge of the midnight having the mean don't come to the court this tomorrow . what do you get about 3 so than 700 employees. it was in washington dc. i bought from a 7. so the, the $300.00 abroad. we are thinking about and english issues we are talking about the need for humanitarian aid, a crisis. uh, what is what we are talking about,

u. s. military base and the bangladesh, the prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to change a former state department official blows delayed on us c, r u d spelling details on how the organization sought to topple governments around the wells. and he's willing to have boss, conduct the latest exchange, a 183 policy seen in person is our release for 3 hostages from guys. and one of the former, the to me said that his only crime was hoping for a better future. they threatened us beat us to our last breath, but all of it is for the homework. all of it is for the palestinian cost, defenseless, impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence. the oh you're watching are the international reaching you live from our new center with moscow? i a michael question. now we begin our program with news from the russian capital. a lot of fire has to or through a historic form of factor building, which is actually located in the same neighborhood as our own headquarters. here are these unless the cfo dina has a, was that the scen

u. s. president suggests relocating them to nearby are of the countries policy and say that they will resist a new force displacement the best and knows when the agreed with the drum uh within the whole. but they will not agree with anyone who is trying to sort it out of the of them then in the will. it is only such a glance at all. for my ease rodney defense minister had made his troops was ordered to him to manage the heart of all directive, a punch of awesome vertical that involved chilling captives along with that. the . what is our team to national reaching you from the russian capital with the latest from around the world? i have mike called, fletcher. now the russian defense ministry says it's forced. it forces have taken control of the town off. i just in the don't. yes, go public at a claims, a key of has lost tens of thousands of troops in the last 5 months trying to hold onto the key logistics hub or to use egos. donald sent this report. this is a quite significant milestone for the russian troops to retake the town of periods, which very soon will be and is likely to be renamed b

u. s. a from dawn will symbolize a change from previous american foreign policy for how long his us a been a spearhead of us imperialism. we saw the crew in 2019, in bolivia, we saw the 2009 cool in hon. doris us aid had a lot to do with this. they have a $25000000000.00 budget. certainly, we, the american people can use that $25000000000.00 right here at home to generate more jobs in economic possibilities. i think it's important to also point out that the 201 years after the monroe doctrine, the united states continues to of 70 two's u. s. military base has spread across south america and the caribbean. china and russia did not have even one base in the hemisphere. so i think this comes is, uh, welcome news. the, the us aid is now cut off and hopefully a relic of america is imperial past. the it's really prime minister has left the tel aviv for washington to meet with donald trump before taking off benjamin netanyahu. who said he would try to convince the u. s. president to help redraw the month of the matrix. the decisions we made in the war of already changed the face of the middle eas

policy tools are now hardly in need of age itself. why? because it's found itself in the process of both the u. s. president honest, we just had the world's richest mind, the trauma reducing, building ever since trump took off that committee, food, hundreds of its employees helping fire disabilities to dispense funds has been frozen for 90 days. uh, its website was put offline at which the page went dock and now apparently, mazda wants to bury it. so he's really taking his, his new job. serious. see, the final school seems to have been to him when to members of his cost cutting team tried to gain access to a part of the agencies headquarters in d. c. they were actually denied entry of hartley because of lack of security clearance as a result to top officials about she's been put on leave and now we've got all these room is a corruption. even friedman, now let's see uh, swelling. so it's quite the food from grace uh, full usa id, which impulse has been long, a daunting of the american police gwinnett. well, the one who's talking detail provide to the notice you've been watching all teeth. the last