u. s. right. and the reason why roe v wade, i think was overturned, is because abortion rights were never part of the constitution in the 1st place. so now goes back to obviously each individual state on a case by case circumstance, which means abortion is still at accessible in almost every single state. but this is actually a win for both sides, whether you are pro life, whether you're pro choice and sadly a big win if you, if you believe in democracy. but secondly, i think abortion laws may have a ripple effect in india. but only i think in the metropolitan city areas where people have, you know, become more progressive or they could because because of western ideologies and particularly the american way of life, which is obviously now become like a standard for living amongst a lot of people who live in the cities, but in the rural areas you'll find that, you know, there is, and i sorry, in the rural areas where most of india and the population reside. they're actually very entrenched in ancien

so right now, you know, the, the u. s. record and involvement in these international hot wars and conflicts isn't really boating. well, with the, the younger generation of people right across the middle east, across asia, across africa, or one might just say altogether, the, the global south china doesn't have the same hawkish, stigma attached to it. how will the u. s. image globally impact the forthcoming future generations of world leaders as compared to china's what will this image shape the future of geo politics? i'm so glad you asked that. i'm an american and i, i, i big my country to, to do a pivot here and to clean up at zack, i mean, 20 years in afghanistan. and how did that turn out? i had tried to process this now when i was 21 years old. the afghani tree treated me so wonderfully. no, i'm serious. now, look at 20 years of wrath of american ravaged in afghanistan. hillary clinton said my war about going in the libya. how's that war turned out? there's slave market. there's women being bought and sold and slave ma

u. s. right. you go to tear kate in the philippines or, or about marcos junior. now in the philippines, would it be fair to include you in that bunch? melissa. point number one. a lot to to the jeopardy. what is called a moss. there were 3 long march against it. when i was the prime minister. we did stop them. we didn't get such and my democracy because the son public got just a bottle democracy. my right. so 1st the it is within the constitution. it is when you feel that there is something wrong going on as a democrat, it is your right to protest like you do germany in all over europe. secondly, my government was removed, not some cost you sure legal way. they paid a $1000000.00 off. that money was spent 2 by 20 by members of parliament. it was straightforward. something illegal. i mean, if you it was an election, it was auction. they were, they were buying them and it was not hidden. the home currency knows the going rate . well this was the spend on my members of parliament, so that is unconstitutional. so it was my right to process. secondly, the people who h

u. s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific and circlet of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1964, nearly a decade for us presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. louse though, was never a party to the war. and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later, the u. s. has done very little to clean up the fields still littered by unexploded ordinances that kill and maim mostly children every single day. but russia for decades has sent aid and d mining experts to louse, to help clear uninhabitable yet fertile land. c

u. s. right to china's doorstep, and in many ways creates the pacific encirclement of the russian federation. now, noticeably absent from i path the tiny, landlocked country of louse, a nation of just around 7 and a half 1000000 people. and was the victim of an aggressive and secret bombing campaign by the u. s. cia in the 1960 s for nearly a decade. for us, presidents and 2 parties, louse was bombarded by a deadly shower of cluster bombs. now banned by the un and a deluge of chemical or besides like agent orange. as america sought to route out north vietnamese fighters during the vietnam war. louse though, was never a party to the war and what some say was misled by the kennedy administration in their intent to day more than half a century later they.

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u. s. right now relating to the recent mid term elections. do you think that has comments have anything to do with that? or do you think that it's more about his political motives down the road, as you mentioned? well, i think in order, let's pretend it's a disney movie to be cast in that disney movie as the pirate, or that this to the, that you have to really have that kind of heart where you can pull that off on peo, is not a guy who was born as a truth teller, he's a december same as may be the head of a fs, b, or a k g b, or the head of any secret agency. you're not there to tell the truth, you're there to dissemble and might. pompei was a great december. he's also a brutal politician who lies the way a toothpick covered in plaque. slammed in somebody's cheek is going to have that same effect. it's gonna, it's gonna hurt. so this is a guy who has unbelievable political ambitions. he wants to revert the republican party from the trumpet party, back into the old fashioned republican party, which means all war all the time. oddly, we see the

u. s. right. and the reason why roe v wade, i think was overturned, is because abortion rights were never part of the constitution in the 1st place. so now goes back to obviously each individual state on a case by case circumstance, which means abortion is still at accessible in almost every single state. but this is actually a win for both sides, whether you are pro life, whether you're pro choice and sadly a big win if you, if you believe in democracy. but secondly, i think abortion laws may have a ripple effect in india. but only i think in the metropolitan city areas where people have, you know, become more progressive or they could because because of western ideologies and particularly the american way of life, which is obviously now become like a standard for living amongst a lot of people who live in the cities, but in the rural areas you'll find that, you know, there is, and i saw in the rural areas where most of india and the population reside. they're actually very entrenched in ancient r

u. s. all right, but we also know that me and mars also on the agenda what's being said there, about the state of affairs and me and more what really, as an, as a diverse club of states. and so the concern is if you move into anything like eco know, make sanctions against the member state, which myanmar still is. then that is something that could hit you on, on the way on the road into the future and could hit yourself. and so they're rather careful about it when, when it comes to me on mar, the opinion here really is, it is not as the i'm that failed, but it is military rulers in me, on mar, that are not complying with what, as an agreed with them. some one and a half years ago. so the frustration about how bad things really are in me on my runs very deep. let's take a look. a residential area in myanmar houses on fire across the country. entire villages have been set ablaze. international observers say the military is behind the attacks. those who have not fled to violence are living in fear, ankle, when my cousin was shot in the street, he saw just attached a mind to his body meant for whoe

u. s. policies right now is being tough on china. this goes back to trump. he was launched the trade war against china, but biden is really kind of picked up on this whole. his line is pretty much senses across the political spectrum that the u. s. needs to be tough on china that china's rise is a threat potentially to, to us interest. so if you have a different dynamic within this new congress of the 2 sides more trying to sort out bid each other for a peer in appearing tougher rather than potentially watering things down. as with the case with russia and many country looked countries look to the u. s. for leadership in dealing with climate change, the dressing, the global warming, we've seen changes between the trump administration, the bottom ministration with respect, climate change. do you think these elections that we're seeing right now the mid term elections will have an impact on american policy towards dealing with competing yet? well, the bible ministration, of course, in the months leading up to the mid term elections. one of that they had a seri

right keepers group has been convicted of seditious conspiracy. over a plot to overturn jo biden's 2020 election victory the plot resulted in the storming of the u. s. congress. last year. it is the most serious conviction secured by the department of justice in connection with the right she ever chancey reports from washington. since january the 6th 2021. when trump supported storm the u. s. congress and successfully interrupted the certification of jo biden's victory . a debate has ranged were the shocking scenes simply the result of a demonstration by enraged trumps of orders that grew out of control. or was it a concerted attempt to stop the peaceful transition of presidential power through violence up to now many of the hundreds who've been prosecuted have faced charges ranging from low level offenses relating to trespassing and disorderly conduct to felonies relating to violence and interrupting congressional proceedings. but with this successful prosecution of right wing earth keepers militia leader stewart rhodes and his deputy on seditious conspiracy, prosecutors convinced the jury that at least some involve that day, did have a plan to op

u. s. mid term elections start right now. awe i'm bri. gov is good to have you with as it is midnight here in berlin, 6 pm in washington, d. c. and along the east coast of the united states. and that is where polls are now beginning to close on this midterm election day, voters are casting balance for the entire house of representatives, $435.00 seats, as well as for a 3rd of the seats in the u. s. senate. the decisions made at the ballot box could mean a change in the balance of power. on capital hill, the democrats have held both chambers for the past 2 years, but polls are suggesting that they could lose the house to the republicans derailing president biden's agenda. over 45000000 early votes were cast before this tuesday. those ballots must now be counted that plus the fact that many race is are very, very close. it all means that final results could take not hours, but days to be finalized. or reporters have been traveling across the united states, asking boaters what matters most to them as they go to the ballot box. r

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u. s. they possibly, if, of course, all the statistics and all the probabilities of going the right way, they might end up playing argentina quarter. but how, how big a deal is it to the states, christy police scores today for the u. s. white of aged. we don't know how bad that is, that very good at e d, back back to get to that because he is that creative spark is that he's there. create a spark. he is one of the leading scores. he's that player that makes he's the one that makes that engine rep and pulling against it at 100 percent. you start to see some problems with the u. s. joe was doing this the other day and i said, i hate their predictions. are going to do with the what year. oh, so give us, give us, i lost 60 and you know, to compare the fact that i use that better than me. so what do you think set a goal, england's england's usa holland or usa that lives maryland's netherlands. okay, going to be interesting. well let's, we'll have a look here, the interest that those guys that group see. and they also decided on wednesday fun around matches there as well. it's a 1500 guarantee kick

u. s. line, right, it's almost as if they think, well, if you're not paying attention to what we have to say, why should we pay attention to what you're beckoning us for when you need us. now, what about the, the u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. the chinese have actually issued stern words about biden's handling of this war, and it sanctions against russia instead, seeing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block, and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been th

rights until the termination of the cuban people. it could lift the embargo gloria livery by the coordinator of the cuba and venezuela solidarity committee. so the u. s. on bongo is a hypocritical violation of human rights. u. s. has implemented this blockade since 1962 officially, because it wants to make that people suffer and force overthrow of the government that hasn't happened. and that's not going to happen. but it's still an absolutely cruel, and i say genocidal policy by washington against the people of cuba. the banks in the world are sanctioned by billions. if they try to accept cuban transactions, it's the greatest human rights violation. 60 years of this. that's the human rights violation, and the u. s. can talk all at once about democracy, but i think it's shown to the world that is absolutely hypocritical. i mean, people know this, that's why a 185 countries voted for cuba. so it's really up to the people of the u. s. and the world, the governments have spoken, but the people have spoken also here last week in the united states, from new york to miami, to san francisco. and cities in between. people had been rallying cro tessin lat cub

u. k. bragging rights with a 3 mill when of a whales. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up during the u. s. as found, leda fall right militia group. the of keepers guilty of seditious conspiracy. to keep donald trump in power. president putin is trying to what the noise winter to force ukraine is to freeze for fleet and nato allies promise to help you. crane survive, a harsh winter was russia continues its attacks across the country with well, it was one of the most highly anticipated and politically charged much ups of the football woke up in the end. the crunch group game between the usa and iran was won by the american team at victory which secured their place in the last 16 of the tournament. the only goal came in the 1st half of the alpha mom a stadium, krista, and put us in the school at fort the us. well, they progressed to the knockout stages where they'll faced the netherlands next. victory was hailed by president joe biden. usa usa, that's a big gay man who i spoke to the come to the bars. i said you could do this, they were i, they're gonna, they did it. god love them. well let'

u. s. forever. war has the u. s. learned any lessons from their experience in afghanistan. all right, let's get into the m o a for com, that's b u. s. african command, which overseas the u. s. mission in africa. a part of the pentagons, 53 african partnerships from the african union. they oversee those relations and control 11 combatant command zones. but they're not actually in the african continent. african is based in stuttgart, germany, a long ways away from those bases they monitor and oceans away from american shores . currently, numerous african countries are seeing coups of demo democratically elected civilian governments by military leaders who have direct ties to the us. meanwhile, closer to home, once called the school of the americas or soa for short, but now re branded as wisc, the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation operating out of fort benning and georgia. most universities boast alumni who go on to reach the heights of their respective fields, you know, like nobel prize winners. scientists who discovered treatments for severe illness, things of that

u. s. midterm election starts right now. awe i bring gov. it's good to have you with this. it is to in the morning here in berlin, 8 pm on the east coast of the united states. early results are starting to come in as voting ends in the key battleground states of georgia and florida. we're going to have numbers for you in just a moment, but 1st, the big picture to night, voters casting ballads for the entire house of representatives today. that's 435 seats. and they're casting boats for about a 3rd of the seats in the u. s, senate, the decisions made at the ballot box could mean a change in the balance of power. on capital hill, the democrats have held both chambers of congress for the past 2 years polls suggestion now that they could lose the house to the republicans derailing president biden's agenda, or reporters. they have been travelling across the united states, asking voters what matters most to them as they go to the ballot box. reelection is important, but this one, it feels almost like a presidential, i humping raising all the people. i know, and i mean, so be able

u. s. doesn't like right adversary, enemy countries. we focus on those victims. we don't focus on the victims of the u . s. and it's abilene allies like israel, we down play those victims in the u. s. for example, there's $40.00 to $50.00 women killed a year by police. right. that's not discussed in light of what happened in iran. and again, when you look at what's happening, particularly in gaza, you have one or one of, again, the worst humanitarian crisis on earth being created by israel, by its blockade of gaza bites war crimes and guys. and again, that is off limits to discuss because israel such a close ally of the united states with on your own, off limits to this program. it's such a pleasure to have you here on discussing all those topics with it's done called like human and labor rights lawyer live in direct. thank you very much. thank you. good. now china is warning of a potential arm is race pushed forward by washington. after it emerged out, the u. s. is planning to deploy as we spoke about up to 6 nuclear capable. b, 52 bombers in north industrially.

u. s. civil rights attorney, robert the cio who warns at the bending, the knolls in order to punish russia. we'll certainly back fire in general that if there is a law that is in place, if they can find a way to hurt russia, they will been that long. they will twist at law. they will mutilate that law. in this situation, we're seeing a russian oligarch who's trying to renovate their house and under dutch law, if a house is under renovation, than by his very nature not an empty raking building, and therefore the waters have no right even after the end of so many more conservative law, they have no rights to be there. however, the duct court ruled that because the, the individual in question is on the sanctions lift, therefore that house cannot be renovated and therefore our fathers can stay there. and so they found a work around to make sure they can still try to continue to fund this direction. federation will in reality, all they are doing it for their own citizens. we're seeing the american corporation full of russia and western corporations by a large, when there are many countries arou

that comes as, despite the rise of far right groups across the world, $52.00 countries, including the u. s. voted against russia's un general assembly resolution condemning naziism, the chief editor of the finish. and the ruddy news outlet says that the numbers reflect the willingness of the west to tolerate the glorification of far right. ideology. i think the general problem here is that the western, oh, holy to call system doesn't want to recognize the difference between the battery. it's anthem nationalistic, now we are seeing nazis lecturing in the european or the western schools about, glorifying naziism. that's i think, a step forward where unsung, where should be the border. and i think that some kind of red line has been grocer, i'm worry, afraid of the. so un voting now, what's happened? because past years, at least there has been some decency from the only the u. s. c and crane was in favor for not condemning the glorifying of, to not to be cation. and we know the reason because the usa was behind the cranium . nazis, you're all this year. so now looks like that the western coun

right. and the ultra orthodox now having a large presence in government, the u. s. administration has signaled its concerns over the inclusion of members of the far right being in government. some say will be a challenge for netanyahu known for his political mastery. well, i think that he's not really happy because knowing how to run a country. when you have to run a country, you do not only think about local politics, you think about the world. now the world is not a so good for him right now. for example, if a tromp was the president of the united states, it would be easier for him. netanyahu now has 28 days to form a government, but it good presented to the israeli class at much earlier as negotiations had already begun before he was officially tossed on sunday. from the moment benjamin netanyahu was ousted from power last year. he vow to bring down the government and he vowed to return as prime minister. it's taken him just over year to achieve his goal. he is officially back and he's back with a vengeance. bringing with him the most right when government in is

u. s. friendly enough times u. s. energy companies will just give away their gas to europe. right. and maybe team usa will pull the goalie during the world cup. so european teams can score joe biden promised europe at the outset when europe pulled the plug on its own cheap rush and gas that the u. s. would step in with natural gas. he didn't say that it would be cheap. it's like you're shocked to learn just how far uncle sam would go in the interests of making a few more bucks. really, how many times have they us ginned up military interventions or cruise in order to ultimately secure an economic foothold in some resource rich nation? both france and germany are acutely aware of the endless cut throw trade war between their airbus group and the u. s. defense contractor boeing in the aerospace sector. there are certainly no friendly concessions there and now are having to scramble in order to prevent their own industrial base from being lured away to the us through jo biden's inflation reduction act. we call for an e e u industrial policy that enables our companies to thrive in the

u. s. i sit nice and busy on the trading floor there he ends 5 and says that this industrial action is gonna be a disaster for the u. s economy is, is he right? what sort of effect is it actually going to have? yeah, clearly, i mean, if we would see a strike that would have substantial consequences. economists, they're estimating that the u. s. economy could get it by roughly $2000000000.00 per day of 30 to 40 percent of cargo traveled. so through the rail system here in the united states, and then on top of it, you would have the computers being effected. some economists are saying, if a strike would go on for a couple of weeks, the 700000 jump theoretically, could be in jeopardy. but at the moment, at least, that looks like congress might intervene and when it comes to railroad. so congress actually has the power to pretty much force workers to return to work, even if they have not really gotten an agreement with the rail road company. which by the way, i saw an uptick here in the tuesday, a session because wall street at least is placing bets that a strike can be averted. the deadline is on december 9th. okay. i thought her new york for u

u. s. line, right, it's almost as if they think, well, if you're not paying attention to what we have to say, why should we pay attention to what you're beckoning us for when you need us. now, what about the, the u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. the chinese have actually issued stern words about violence handling of this war, and it sanctions against russia instead, seeing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block and after recent elections, i mean, even be, you'd not the reason election. somebody's be