u. s. s. our, it's often described as erasures response to nato. the group includes russia, along with 5 former soviet republics. they conduct training exercises and overseas arm sales. but this is the 1st time in the organizations history, where it's agreed to deploy troops to a member state. it refused several requests in the past, including from kyrgyzstan in 2010 and armenia. last year. article 4 of its charter says it'll only do so if the country is threatened by an external force. stanislaus britain is a senior research fellow at the center for post soviet studies. he explained to me earlier what the deployment of troops from the russian lead c s. t o actually means chapter 4 consists not just only external thread or are leading these process open . why he somehow helped from their participants. so they all see you still. there is also a condition oh for a stick attack and very stick and thread and environmental prices. and there's going to have use for these conditions of terrorist attack. because if we take a look at the situation in elemen

u. s s r, that's in our report or series coming up next in just a moment. i marion evans, dean from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. at these places in europe, we're smash it. still going to look good venture.

u. s. propaganda stations voice america, r f e r l, they all are virtually identical. they're like problems in supporting the u. s. government position. so again, it's projection. the u. s. is projecting onto our t, which its own us media, both mainstream and government media possess. so any year where the us government is falling behind the national polls and it pull out of afghanistan, has been heavily criticized by media worldwide. is it surprising that it has decided to criticize channels it deems negative in its coverage? well, that's why i find a very anti american, this whole idea that americans are only allowed to, to consume. one perspective in the media is deeply, deeply anti american. it's deeply anti pluralist and it just reflects the kind of circular thinking within the state department. they have no clue that the vast majority of americans can't stand american foreign policy. and so what is their, what is their, what is their conclusion? well, should we change our policy? no, let's don't let them watch things. the challenge, their perspective, the challenge, their narratives. and that's a real problem and it really is the state department behaving like something you'd expect from

and also there are into agency rivalries between the g r u the f s b the s v. our agencies that don't actually often work together. and so one agency might be planning something or positing something which other agencies don't condone and hasn't actually necessarily yet got the by and of the kremlin. so what the british intelligence services of picked up on could actually be low level chatter and not something that's really a consolidated plan. hundreds of people have rallied in georgia capital in solidarity with ukraine. demonstrators gathered outside the embassy tbilisi chanting untie russia. logan georgia, 45, a war with russia over a breakaway region in 2008. in syria fighting between us balance kurdish forces, an eyesore has continued for a 4th day near prison in the northwest, the arm through earlier breach gray, ron prison in our hospital and fried several inmates more than 70 people have been killed as big as the details going to come for, this is the moment i saw detainees escaped from prison in northern syria. the 4 days ice of flight is tempted to free.

presence to protect our allies on the toes, eastern play, or the search shipment of a 200000000 dollar security package from the u. s. has arrived in ukraine's capital key of the u. s. and the nato allies have made efforts to support ukraine as it prepares for a possible invasion. while our white house correspondent, kimberly how can joins this alive now. kimberly, so more u. s. military aid and now in ukraine. how likely is it you think the troops will follow? yeah, equipment and services, some 90 tons, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of but still being weighed by the u. s. president joe biden is whether or not to send some 8500 military personnel. in addition to potential for sending aircraft and war ships, we understand the president likely to make a decision by the end of the week on bad ann to if vladimir putin does invade ukraine, there is the potential to send in further number of troops. if things were to deteriorate, so the u. s. president, considering that in close consultation with european allies, but according to the white house press secretary, this is something that the united states is be very clear, would be not only in consultation with euro

u. s. president, who is obviously the strongest player in this new russia, in the u. s. of a c being mega nuclear, our nation's. he's going to want to try and make sure that there's european leaders that are joining him to italy, france, u. k. germany, poland, and the head of nato, and the to you, presidents are of the commission and the council. he's going to try, i think, to try and get everybody sing of the same him. she joined this video. cool. i did have you said jack park reporting from brussels. thank you very much. one person has reportedly been killed and several others injured any shooting in the german city of heidelberg, according to police. an assailant shot at people in a lecture hall at heidelberg university in the south of germany. before killing himself. the gunman is said to have been a student at the university. earlier german chancellor, olaf schultz hath this to say. it breaks my heart to hear this news. my thoughts are with the relatives and the victims. and of course with the students of the university of hydro bag. the german chancellor, there's a reacting to the shooting and h

s s at risk. it never occurred to us to refuse a visa to any us astronaut who was heading to star city to prepare for a space flight. what the u. s. authorities have done with our cosmo ups entry. visa is a dangerous precedent for cooperation on the international space station and a statement the u. s. embassy in moscow to try to maintain a positive tone, saying they do their best to issue baez's and appreciate cooperation. but saw refuse to provide a reason for the rejection and experienced russian cosmonaut under what isn't called. told archie, with this move international assess cruz can no longer function as a team at the beautiful. this is certainly a wrong decision on the part of our foreign colleagues training shit. your disruption of finance does not on the training on them as soon as the many questions arise about how to carry out the next edition or how it would be possible to act in an emergency situation, successfully international crew, the single team on board station, russian of foreign crew members cannot train all the procedures separately or the mystery of surrounding us running the death of sex offender in finance said jeffrey epstein has tak

u. s. and the you called a sham several opposition candidates were arrested before the vote and independent election observers and journalists were banned ours before the inauguration, the u. s. and the european union announced new sanctions on 7 nicaraguan officials . 2 of them or take as children will our latin america to the senior joins us live now from santiago. so the u. s. and e, you called the whole vote. a sham, much of the international community thinks that the election was illegitimate, but he still has some powerful friends. so who showed up for the inauguration? well funny you should ask because of about if you just a few minutes ago, we learned that as well as president nichol asthma. laura landed in managua. he's at the airport right now. presumably on his way to the ceremonial site where that inauguration is going to take place earlier, the president of cuba. these are venezuela and but our of course, or take us closest regional allies. and i would say at this point practically his only regional allies, everyone else or just about every other country in the regions snubbed the inauguration as a sign of protest. but he also has the support of russia. iran, ch

u. s. if you don't have did not have the will to follow through on our own u. s. lead activity in afghanistan. how much are they sure that we will follow as room protecting our lives? and how much are we willing to protect non allies when you're european security is in the balance. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is in geneva for a meeting with russian foreign minister sir gala rock. russia is seeking to halt and nato expansion and membership for ukraine in moldova. the u. s. will not provide such assurances, but instead will encourage diplomacy to resolve security differences. there is new urgency to the negotiations. president biden warned, with russian troops position close to ukraine's border. he believes russian president vladimir putin intends to attack, and a russian invasion of ukraine may be immune. kimberly helped get al jazeera, the white house, the 1st shipments of instance, late of arrived and told her 5 days after was shaken by a volcanic eruption and soon ami. ash was cleared from the runway into like military plains, will strike a new zeal

u. s. if you don't have did not have the will to follow through on our own . u. s. lead activity in afghanistan. how much are they sure that we will falls room, protecting our eyes, and how much are we willing to protect the non allies when you're european security is in the balance. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is in geneva for a meeting with russian foreign minister, sir. gala rav russia is seeking to halt and nato expansion and membership for ukraine. moldova, the u. s. will not provide such assurances, but instead will encourage diplomacy to resolve security differences. there is new urgency to the negotiations. president biden warned, with russian troops position close to ukraine's border. he believes russian president vladimir putin intends to attack, and a russian invasion of ukraine may be in. kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. when you're a sector of state anthony blinking has been in berlin. the head of friday's meeting with survey lab brought in geneva. he met with foreign minister officials and germany, france and the u. k. togeth

u. s. capital one year on today, an appeal from the u. s. president for unit. please remember to get were one nation under god. integers that to day tomorrow, for ever and our best. we are the united states of america a year after a mob storm the u. s. capital us president biden warrens. donald trump is spinning a web of lies and holding a dagger to the throat of american democracy. also coming up, dozens are killed as protesters in kazakhstan babel security forces in the worst unrest the country of seen in 30 years president. they're appealing for help, and former soviet states, led by russia, are sending in troops plus from the issue of mr. joker, the rules ah, rules and there are no special cases tennis star and have a joke of age. you sent to a detention hotel after his entry to australia is blocked. the world's top player is challenging moves to deport him over a visa mix. so ah, i break golf. it's good to have you with us. it was a spectacle that shocked america and the world, a mob storming the u. s. capital, the seat of the federal government in an attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election a year to the day since those shocking

ours cases in the u. s 2 years after the last in person, c. s. tech companies have had plenty of time to come up with new ideas. ah, las vegas, the strip, the casinos, the flare sin city wants you to know it's back in business. despite an ongoing corona virus varian pandemic. the city is well coming back a former staple and cash cow, the consumer electronic show, or c, e s. one of the largest and most anticipated trade fairs of its kind. it's been 2 years since we've had a live event. and there's been so much an innovation that has happened, but it was also very important for us to do the right protocols. and so we made the decision in earlier the summer that everybody was going to have to be vaccinated to come to see us. we layered additional protocols like testing, making sure people are wearing masks and doors, but many critics warren, the c s could become a supers credit event. despite those measures, some big names in the industry, bailed and are no shows at this year's show. he relatively unfazed by all of that around 2000 smaller and mids

u. s. capital one year on today, an appeal from the u. s. president. for unity. learners, remember together? we're one nation under god, indivisible, that to day, tomorrow, forever at our breast, we are the united states of america. a year after a mob storm the u. s. capital was president, bind is warning that donald trump is spinning a web of lies in holding a dagger to the throat of american democracy. also coming up to night, dozens killed as protestors in kazakhstan, battle security forces in the worst unrest seen in the country in 3 decades. the president, they're appealing for health in former soviet republics, led by russia are sending in troops plus the issue of mr. joker, the rules are rules and there are no special cases. tennis star novick joke of it, you sent to a detention hotel after his entry to australia is blocked. the world's top player is now challenging to deport him over a visa mix up. ah, i bring gov to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. it was a spectacle which shocked america and the world, a mob storming the u. s. capital, the seat of the federal government in an attempt to stop the ce

u. s. economic growth forecast to 4 percent from 5.2 percent. jens corta our correspondent in new york joins as now. so yen 5.7 percent is really a rock star figure here. why has the u. s. economy bounce back to life so much faster than the economist had been expecting? chelsea is this a rock star number and actually if you just look at the 4th quarter, we saw the us economy growing by an even more stunning, 6.9 percent. also better than expected. i mean, clearly we have to put that into a certain perspective because we're comparing the 21 to the year 2020. that's when the pandemic actually cost the u. s. economy a to shrink by a 2 percent. and now we are seeing the biggest growth in 1984 is what happened at $984.00 ronald reagan was president, but it was not just because of ronald reagan that the economy was growing so much back then. but as well, it's also because we came out of the huge recession prior, but still no question that this growth rate is pretty impressive. we definitely see company. it's after all those supply chain issues and some of them still lasting, restocking quite a bit. so that was one of the key reasons why we saw this extreme economic growth, e

u. s, the u. s. as no intention of sending an army to the ukraine, to stop any russia and, sorry, there are any national forces or our special forces from the united states and from britain in new great, special forces. useful in sierra leone. they're very useless base like this, but you don't confront the russian army with special forces, quote and quote. now people will need pads and some, you know, when 15 of them are plenty of them can go in the back of some of the london. and he's guide in there. that is great stuff came. when you go, he goes to russia army and you tried to pull stance. i guess you'll get killed fast . ok if you wish, compose russia militarily and some but mr. put in. it is a ride. true doctrine, he will not invade you crate when you crank it and then that could small force which will only prove up the ukrainians who wish to resist to resist. and it might even promote the entry of some, you know, for your p. m forces conceivably and other people. when you invade the country with insufficient forces, you start to war, you down end of war and put in being a competent fellow when he starts. this is

our budget. however, the u. s. agency for global media u. s a g m does. well, i don't know exactly what they invest in r t and, and sputnik and in other russian media. but i know that is more than what the united states government invest. of course are media and russian is 10 times a 100 to think it's around 10 x factor. absolutely less follows of dollars. in 2019 usa gym allocated $808000000.00 to his networks. while in 2019 artist budget was almost 316000000, combining it with the budget of rossi. as he was near, it was only 430000000. or here we have to agree with people in the state department ortiz. definitely not the same in likely attempt to damage the reputations of may done revolution activists. the ukrainian leadership and the ukrainian forces in the eyes of both ukraine's allies and the russian population. the criminal pushed the narrative. the new an autism was rampant in ukraine prior to you during and after the annexation of crimea. why isn't anyone questioning this narrative, brutal attacks on roma people, l g, b, t, people, and rights acti

u. s. isn't came from peacekeepers from the multinational. c t. c s t our lines in catholics down. it's pure hypocrisy, but it's a par for the course when it comes to not just the biden administration, but frankly, speaking, any american administration in the post cold war era, you know, the united states continues to be better than somebody like vladimir putin took over from a personally, boris yeltsin, i mean the 1990 s, where the ideal for the united states, a compliant russia was replaced by, you know, a stronger leader who sought to assert, or, you know, russian sovereignty. there can be no doubt to what russia's doing, because extent today is lawful. it's part of a treaty relationship. they were requested to intervene and they are doing so effectively. ah, what council culture had another busy year. and one person who's had a double whammy is how possible that j. k. rowling. comedian jon stewart backtrack this week off to suggesting that she gives derogatory jewish stereotypes for the bank is in a visiting see, was that rawlings also been embroiled in an ongoing ferocious ro

u is offering ukraine 1200000000 euro in military aid peace, all of our reports. that's why we got major military drills underway in the mediterranean, involving the u. s. navy, the u. s. s. harry truman aircraft carrier involved in those it's worth pointing out that these particular war games that are underway, they weren't listed on the official schedule of what was going to be getting underway. however, the u. s. navy have been very quick to point out that as far as they're concerned, this has nothing to do with the situation that's unfolding in eastern europe regarding russia, ukraine, nato, and all of the tensions underway. their what we have seen though, on monday, is a promise to increase presence of nato forces in the east of europe. that's come from nato. manders, denmark, at the netherlands, france and spain as well. they've all promised either military hardware in the form of war, ships, or aircraft, or in the form of personnel moving eastwards. what we have seen though, is a response from the russian presidential spokesperson, particularly to the announcement so of new nato troops moving eastwards and bows. a u. s. navy war games that are underway, the pre

u. s. capital one year on today, an appeal from the u. s. president for unit number together. where one nation under god is that today, tomorrow and for ever and our best, we aren't united states of america a year to the day after a mob storm the u. s. capital. presently joe biden says democracy prevail, he choose. donald trump of spinning a web of wines to prevent the peaceful transition of power. also coming up tonight, dozens killed as protesters in context on battle security forces in the worst unrest in the country in 3 decade, the president is appealing for help. and former soviet republics, led by russia, are sending in troops and the issue of mister joker, the rules are rules and there are no special cases. top 10 of star novak joke of age is sent to a detention sell after his entry to australia is blocked. the world's top player is challenging, moves to deport him over a visa mix up. ah, i bring gov, it's good to have you with us. it was a spectacle which shocked americans, a mob storming the u. s. capital, the seat of the federal government in an attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election a year to the day since

u. s. somewhere in europe. it would require immediate to response on the russian part through means at our discretion with will, that will inevitably unavoidably damage. security over the u. s. and its european allies, lots to say from the russian delegation in regards to what was discussed today in the inflexibility from the americans on certain issues about red line for russia, which is ukraine joining the nato alliance. not just ukraine, but ga, to, for russia. also asking for roll back of military and weapon deployment in countries that have ascended the nato alliance since 1997. no one knew going into these talks at the united states had said that it couldn't really disgust the security of europe without its allies. one of the crucial issues is there are tensions between not just russia and the us, but also your opinions as well. so we heard quite a lot in the briefing from the russian deputy minister who is leading that delegation, trying to make a breakthrough. it doesn't appear as if a breakthrough was made l, though many people who said, actually getting them around the table is a breakthrough in itself. i just want to talk more about that red line. now i ukraine i

u. s. in its allies vessel with russia, demands of frosty atmosphere, spreads along ukraine's border. which cross straight over to our moscow course on emily? sure. when emily washington says the u. s. is making no concessions to russia's main demands regarding ukraine and nato. how is that going down in moscow? well, we heard a short response from the deputy foreign minister, alexander gro school yesterday, who said that russia would study the written response that it received. and he also said, you know, look, our partners, nato and the u. s. took around one and a half months to respond. so essentially giving russia some time to respond as well, in that short response we haven't heard from the kremlin yet. and actually letting me put in himself has been conspicuous. conspicuously quiet on the whole issue of ukraine in the last month or so. of course, the fact that nato and the u. s. have rejected russia's main demand, which is a stop to nato expansion, eastern expansion. that's bad news for russia, but i think that russia went into all these rounds of talks that we've seen in the last few weeks, essentially knowing that nato stopped nato eastern extension is a non starter for the

our top story, u. s. president joe biden says he will boost nato's president in eastern europe to deter russia from invading ukraine. u. s. defense officials up one that russia has deployed enough forces to invade all of the country, putting moscow's troop, build up something not seen from the cold pool. you're watching d. w sly from berlin. up next is the got the business. the green you feel worried about the planet to unreal host of the on the green fence cost and so we, it's clear we means to trade. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with interest to the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance to the still ahead with b w. business beyond on you tube. ah, the you ask for prayer prepares to crack down on russia's economy as the by the administration lays out options for sanctioning moscow if it attacks you praying again, wall street considers the impact for global markets. also coming up argentina and narrowly avoid another financial catastrophe. whereas aries reaches

our top story, u. s. president joe biden says he will boost nato's presence in eastern europe to deter russia from invading ukraine. u. s. defense officials of one that russia has deployed enough forces to invade all of the country, pulling moscow's troops, build up something, not seeing the cold war. you're watching tedious lie from berlin of next is the got the business ah.

u. s. house and the u. s. senate. congress could certainly shift if the poll data continues to go the way it's going. joe biden is quite unpopular a year into his presidency. our doctor kill him up and staying across the politics there in the state. thank you for that. let's also cross live for more on this to derek gibson, who's running for new york state governor. by the way, thanks for being with us on our team for national. so let's get down to it. what do you think about these recent polls? why such bad news? for the democrats, ah, the recent polls is not good for president joe biden at this time, and i don't see it change in our time in the future. i think the polls are going to go low because democrats, of course, me, his government and his policy that is clearly failed in here in america. so i think the uh, polls would drop even little job by net particular patch. the economy is crash in the virus is ad is has one elbow, and he seems to can't do it thing about it, but test test test, but nothing on treatment. all a particular thing that it's gone on to go to school, she'll play up the abs. i record them all around and about in the state of new york cra

am joined by our guests in washington, dc. curt walker distinguish fellow of the center for european policy analysis. his also former u. s. representative for ukraine negotiations and u. s. and bassa to nato. in cave theater zelma, of executive director of eurasia democracy initiative. and in moscow we have la demur, sutton, nick of political commentator and specialist on russian foreign affairs. welcome to the program curved. no one was expecting the blink oliver of meeting to produce a breakthrough. but however, is it likely to diffuse the tension? no, i don't think sense. i think russia has been very clear all along. it has set out these demands of ukraine not having its own sovereignty, not being able to choose whether to join nato or not. nato are being required to pull back military forces from allies in poland, in the baltic states, demands that russia knew would be acceptable and yet it contin continues to push those and insist that the u. s. and later agreed to those. it's not going to happen . so as a result, i think we are just biting time. well russia, a mass is more military forces in and around ukraine. i think she's really not looking at the diplomacy ser

u. s. u. s. government view, they have no clue that the vast majority of americans can't stand american foreign policy. and so what is their, what is their, what is their conclusion? well, should we change our policy? no, let's don't let them watch things that challenge their perspective that challenge their narratives. united states sir, still want after vo over b port or the end of a code or the studio, or one to maintain you start use of a main or a superpower. on to promoter unit put our war where they can no defend, we are interest are all of a war and deny of a countries like russia or china to be your a course is not going to work because a rush on china not gonna accept this unit put our world on promoting murphy put our but to united states, trying to resist and by using proxies like your ukraine to recon, russia and well tensions either ukraine remain high russian foreign ministers there gala ross and u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and to meet in geneva in a couple of hours to discuss moscow's proposals for regional security guarantees. rather than voice like alarm roth has already arrived for the talks. the key topic is most guys demands that nato will stop expanding towa

u. s. in meetings between kim and donald trump. but that now that kind of our effort has changed tactic in north korea and they're now looking to put pressure on the u. s. administration to go back to the table and, and to see if they can ease some of the sanctions. i think that's the real kind of a strategy behind these, these escalating missile tests that we're seeing. certainly since the beginning of january. i thank you very much here. now 3rd, younger that at from bangkok, think if there are just a few days to go before the winter olympic games open in beijing and athletes have been arriving under strict covered 19 protocols. team members, coaches support staff and media adjoining an en pick bubble to keep them separate from the public. i'll be tested daily. some athletes have already had to pull out of the games after testing positive. let's thing now the katrina year who's in beijing? katrina, i was interested to see one reporter had films, i guess the hoop jumping that was required to get into this and then bubble the plan to stop athletes. i mean that is part of the plan, right? to start athletes and other organized this from, from spreading c

u. s. u s. government view, they have no clue that the vast majority of americans can't stand american foreign policy. and so what is their, what is their, what is their conclusion? well, should we change our policy? no, let's don't let them watch things that challenge their perspective. the challenge is their narratives. united states. so still want off to her before the end of a code or the one to maintain the statue. so the main or super power on to promote a unit put on wall where they can no decent interest or all of a wall and deny of a countries like russia or china to be your a course is not going to work because a rush on china not going to accept this unit, put our world on promoting more to put our but to united states, trying to resist. and by using proxies i q craner to recon russia. and while tensions are the ukraine, when name high russian foreign minister, 2nd law, roseann us secretary of state and the billing can meet in geneva to discuss most guys, proposals for regional security guarantees. as an voice. i love rob has already arrived for the talks. the key topic is most against him on the nato will start expanding towards russia. food is the us and european nathan states

u. s. will respond decisively if russia moves further into his territory. talks are due in geneva from next week between the u. s. russia, nato and ukraine to try and deescalate the price. more now on our top story and the resignation of saddam's prime minister, abdullah ham dock. joining us now is we're lead medieval, who's a founder and president of the sudan policy for him. his life from dough. hi, thank you very much mr. medieval. for speaking to us. i dial hm. dog's resignation was not a surprise. it was somewhat expected. now he creates avoids incident. who feels it well, there is. in fact, you know, this vacuum is likely to cause divisions along this a long, a platform as of yesterday and i, there are some c, d, a military offices, especially among military your that was moving the country. it seems that they are a sequences of could you tell yourself, and they feel that they are now being secluded from international support from the national portal. so in the coming few days, we are likely to see a song so this agreement is among the media platform, but most likely that he's going to be a none of us agreement for the has to be a completely v, a v. any more? right? handoffs hand

u. s. e. i will tell them was a lot in response to the belligerent escalation by saudi arabia and the u. s. e. and there are crimes against or blocked people. the missiles and thrown units of our armed forces carried out to successful large military operations. shopping at our armed forces, stress, its full preparedness to widen the scope of its operation in the coming period of time. and to meet escalations with further escalations, our armed forces renew, its warning to the foreign companies. investors within the u. e to leave as the u. e is declared an unsafe country and the target of our future operations, so long as its belligerents and siege against him and is not halted. he is chairman of the golf research center and he says the u a had been expecting a tax like this for months. us data, but it is. we're prepared for the with the criminal act been done by the c to a target civilian and send this ballistic massage. i think it was expected to couple of months because you did indicate that you ease a target for them and you be prepared for that. i don't think one or 2 attacks should be a good concern to the next decide the what is that people may have, particularly the gcc

our dialogue with nato and the u. s. well, i guess we should ask nato and the u. s. whether they would allow the you to have an independent course in this regard. because we want to have an independent european union. we are closely monitoring the trends that we are currently observing within the e. u. for, oh, those are quite controversial trends at times and we see that the e, you said, well, we'll do moodle, so on. your group is concerned that to their interests might be ignored, especially after afghanistan, especially after what happened with or curse you lose system to shoot a futile so we have seen that some of the e u members sending signals to there is a need to form a strategic autonomy when it comes to resolving security matters in them. but at the same time, she just grew. the e. u pal will use a very resolute lobby that to least counteract any attempts to separate themselves from nato when it comes to security issues. and they insist that nato is a key to security or cooper in europe. who is it? those are the questions that need to be resolved in between

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u. s. s. comfort, there was a hospital ship. we had at least 4 or exhilarating hospitals that were built with our tax payer dollars that didn't see one patient. there were other places to put public positive patients. instead of putting them in with the elderly, who are the most vulnerable. this is far from the only case as you know better than most you have communicated that though have dealt with similar scenarios. what's their view? a of what's happening with the case and also the general situation or on cur homes . everybody is very disgusted. they're dejected, but you know, we all lean on each other and will rise again like the phoenix from the ashes. we're never going away if quote things that he's ever going to run for political office again in new york, where anywhere else we're going to be there will be his worst nightmare. we're not gonna let him get away with it even if it's just us constantly reminding the public . and i'll say this now. listen, i'm not a sexual harassment survivor from andrew cuomo, but i have to say that dropping the sex abuse cases in and with the nursing home jesus, i mean, not for nothing. this w

u. s. t. r official under bush and clinton. thanks for joining me gentlemen. thank you. and the u. s. government devoted at $4.00 trillion dollars in total aid spending to combating the effects of the crone of ours, including the economic effects. yet america has a bare shelves and lack of workers. so dr. wolf, with all the money devoted, why didn't work? we have systemic problems in our economic system. they've been accumulating for a long time. they've been down the road. we have imagined that we have the best system in the world, and therefore all our problems will be sol. it's childish, we should not have done it. we should have gotten a wake up call with how badly we've done in managing this cobit compared to many other countries. when we didn't look a supply chain, everybody who runs a business knows you have to take steps to cover the eventuality that your input. so your labor can come to work. we're in the middle of a total disaster for 2 years. you must have understood, you have bad back up. that bad workers that will come from buying doesn't you have to take those steps and they're going to cost you money and they go into your profit. but if you don't do it well, then we get the situat

our former u. s. marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter did explain to us why he thinks the u. s. isn't makin russian peacekeepers. irene cassock, stan, it's pure hypocrisy, but it's so par for the course when it comes to not just the biden administration, but frankly, speaking, any american administration in the post cold war era, you know, the united states continues to be a bitter bad. so somebody like vladimir putin took over from a person like boris yeltsin, i mean the 1990 s, where the ideal for the united states, a compliant russia was replaced by you know, a stronger leader who sought to assert, you know, russian sovereignty. there can be no doubt to what russia is doing because extend today is lawful. it's part of a treaty relationship. they were requested to intervene and they are doing so effectively. because x, dan is the biggest of the former soviet republics in central asia. and chess board is with russia and will say china, the yeah, protest began as a response to rising fuel prices in a southwest, an industrial city, and then quickly spread reports driven by simmer

our athletes to the 1980 moscow games . after the soviet union invaded afghanistan, then tit for tat and $84.00 u. s. s r lead more than a dozen countries boycotting the los angeles games. susan athletes spend their entire lives readying to compete. and when we skip on olympic psycho many will h out have countries. the boy caught it by not sending. their athletes tended to suffer next time were is 4 years generation in athletics. well, i was one of those athletes. i competed and track and field in the 1980 usaa limping trials. i didn't make the team, but i was there with all the athletes. did, and that they weren't going to moscow. and it was a terribly demoralizing experience that made us step to coal about our government made us feel that we were just on being used by our government. and it led to a really strong feeling among that generation of athletes that government governments shouldn't do because are politically effective and they only punish the athlete. and so actually if you pay close attention, you'll find out that that has been a consensus since the end of the cold war. and there has been

u. s. and also with european union on matters of mutual interest . one part of our meetings would be with our afghan d. s poor who are outside the country, especially in europe, booked their ideas, consultations and plans will be heard. this means that meetings for mutual understanding will continue between afghans during the closed doors meeting that a local hotel, economic business and political issues are high on the agenda. the rest is looking to use it's leverage of sanctions, frozen of gland money, and humanitarian aid. while the interim government wants money, legitimacy, and removal from band lists, the focus from outside remains in pressing taliban leaders on their promises to deliver women's rights good education and civil liberties. thought about the just trying to move from a fighting force to a governing council. have yet to deliver on a country wide secondary education for girls, but have allowed women to work in hospitals. schools in the airport. they deny arresting them and cracking down and activists while some them and continue to protest and demand their rights. very often, in the abse

i, he told a diplomat fair that it's our president biden asked him to come to ukraine to reaffirm u. s. commitment to ukraine. he says the u. s. is committed to a free and independent ukraine. this visit coming, of course, i made tensions with russia. i washington warning that i russia could invade ukraine at any moment. the u. s. secretary of state is due to hold talks with the ukrainian president for the muse lensky, and late on friday, he will hold talks with russia's foreign minister, say gay law prov in geneva, his daughter jabari, with more now on the view from russia on the tensions russia maintains their position that they have no interest in invading ukraine and any suggestion to that is absolutely preposterous. the russian foreign minister is said that the troop movements within their own land is very much within their right. and it is nobody's business to tell them how and when they can move. there are troops in russia, that is something that is very much their own solving right now in terms of what this visit means and what the us secretary of state is hoping to achieve. it appears as though is their last ditch ef

u. s. and also with you a pin union on matters of mutual interest. one part of our meetings would be with our afghan d. s poor who are outside the country, especially in europe because their ideas, consultations, and plans will be heard. this means that meetings for mutual understanding will continue between afghans, the hot cold or with them all boxed up. in conclusion, our relationship with countries around the world are developing and getting better . off on minister went to iran, took men stand and to day to norway, as well as to discuss all aspects like economic business, political and others. headlines and russia has rejected british accusation, but it's plotting to install a promo code leader in ukraine. the u. k. has medically that russia is in contact with former ukrainian politicians as part of plan for an invasion. rushes foreign ministries accused the u. k. of circulating provocative disinformation. meanwhile, us president joe, by it's met his national security team to discuss the ukraine crisis. americans now sent about 900 tons of military supplies to ukraine. thing wants to ensure its arme