the problem, the s t c, which is the securities and exchange commission here the u. s. is saying she didn't tell people that she made more than a quarter of a $1000000.00. that was a problem. so it's not only disclosing that it's an ad, but also disclosing it specifically how much money you're making in certain circumstances is a problem. and i think moving forward, more celebrities will make sure that they're not running a follow that for sure. okay, we don't have a lot of time just briefly, a quarter of a $1000000.00 for this post. is that typical? no. it's actually very low. and i'm glad you asked that question. normally someone like kim carr dash she is good. i know we love her. kim, hard to actually and not low for mere mortals like you and i it's high. but for kim hardy actually yes, she usually is somewhere between maybe between 400600000. because remember she has more than 331000000. instagram followers, so it wasn't a low in, but you know, maybe come cardiac is saying if they're going to pay me a quarter of a 1000000, who am i to turn it down? but yes, it defin

u. s. securities and exchange commission all for an instagram post. the stock is worth one point. $8000000000.00 had advertised a crypto currency called e max tokens, while failing to disco disclose when she got paid for it, she is not the only celebrity to be fine for pushing crypto back in 2020 actor steven seagal has to pay over $300000.00 for a similar stump promoting bitcoin to gen, digital assets. us box of floyd may weather and music produced a d. j colored also on this list in 2018. they were both fined for promoting investments and sentra, another crypto currency company. so for more on this rebates, it's a turn to that entertainment journalist k j matthews. in los angeles. great, are you on the program? k j? why are celebrities? i think it's a pleasure. what. why do they seem so keen to get involved with crypto currencies? well, you know, i think the question better question is why are they keen to get involved? anything that they get paid for may not actually be fine. the products themselves. crypto currency has been all the rage for a few

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u. s. and other allies to promote indo pacific security. ah, either as much to discuss with our guests for today's program that's bring them in from chicago to georgia tech a. she's a professor at the university of she's worker in tokyo. we've got to craig, mark a professor at the faculty of international studies, so carrots, so women's university gentlemen. welcome to the program, sir. let's start with you. just how controversial are japan's military spending plans for the next year. okay, we've heard a lot about this. $43000000000.00 figure the highest ever just over one percent of g d p. but but hang on previous administrations have tended to keep defense spending around the one percent g d p. mark. what's, what's so remarkable about this budget? well, you know, one percent had been what one will call the defense line for many people acceptance that line. and this was thought to be aligned that shouldn't be crossed out. but you know, with this very strong regression that we're getting from china. ah, and also are from north korea is reco

u. s. security agencies and asked basically to suppress the unter biden laptop story, because they believed it was possibly or likely to be what they called russian dis information. this was that bombshell admission from mark zuckerberg. and basically the background here is the f b i, i think basically came to us some, some folks on our team. okay. just so you know, like you should be on high alert. there was the we, we saw that there was a lot of russian propaganda in 2016 election. we have it on notice that basically there's about to be some kind of dump of, of, of important to note that 100 biden's former business associate at this point has come forward and said the at the i really showed no interest in all the evidence. he provided showing 100 biden's wrongdoing than his crime, and it seems like they just weren't interested in getting the facts on 100 by years . what the former business associate had to say. they were supposed to be working a follow up interview and tim chemo. in his last discussion with my legal counsel was, listen, we know tony cooperating. we appreciate all the info

u. s. on canada have already sent security equipment, including tactical and armored vehicles to haiti, and both mexico and the u. s. have called for the formation of a non un multinational force to help combat the gang violence. there will be the even the un chief contributing to the intervention dialog. i believe that when he has not told me to stress him, the police said, asking it to be threatening with equipment to the number of other measures. but that in the presence hickle's houses, we needs an armed action to release the ports until all 40, when he said and quoted ought to be established. haiti's foreign minister has come before the 15 member body that leads the un to make his case as well. you might have the sensitive mission of bringing to the security council, the distress call from the entire people, which is suffering and to say loudly and clearly that the people of haiti, and not living there surviving every day. what human life so lost their kidnappings, public and private property is destroyed. there are rapes, theft, looting, threats, and intimidation. it looks like the da

and now it's insist that it's done about atomic weapons all safely secured. the u. s. has always viewed secure and prosperous pakistan as critical to us interests and more broadly. the u. s. values are long standing cooperation with pakistan. the united states is confident of accent commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets. last week, president biden made a remark, that is lum about nuclear weapons have no cohesion. packets done immediately reacted to the provocative claim with the country's foreign minister. moving to some in the us ambassador and voicing his shock over biden's nuclear statements. i am surprised by their a box of precedent by that. i believe this is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that is created when there is a lack of engagement. we meet all each and every international standard. as far as the safety and security of our nuclear assets. biden's words apparently don't reflect yours. pakistan relations. earlier in september, washington resumed military support to his line, but after a 4 year pause, a $450000000.00 package includes th

call for intervention, and haiti is heard that the un security council approved sanctions against those behind violent on the government protest. but u. s. media i played push for a so called security mission locals, opposed with protests against israel sweep across the west by the u. n. releases a report saying that policy is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with over a 100 people killed in the past 10 months to live with from las go to the world. this is our international. my name's you know, neil. good to have your company this saturday, or raid sirens again sunday in central, eastern and southern parts all great. and across the conflict frontline explosions were heard as well in the city of herself. ah, local authority say key air force is targeted a civilian river crossing in the region for the 2nd day in a row, and that they attack was repelled by russian air defense systems. it comes at day after a ukrainian rocket strike at this same location killed 4 and left. 10 more people winded a river barge is in use there to help people move towards her. san city. a shelling by ukraine's military has left the area too danger

dangerous nuclear nations in the world, as it now and says that as long as atomic weapons are safely secured, the u. s. has always viewed a secure and prosperous pakistan as critical to us interests and more broadly. the u. s. values are longstanding cooperation with pakistan. the united states is confident of accent commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets. last week, president biden made a remark that islam about nuclear weapons have quote, no cohesion. pakistan immediately reacted to the controversial claim. what the country's foreign minister moving to some in the u. s. ambassador and voicing his shock over biden's nuclear statement. i am surprised by their a box of president by the i believe this is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that is created when there is a lack of engagement. we meet all each and every international standard as far as the safety and security of our nuclear assets to go further in depth on nestle's cross alive now to strategic affairs experts. i am at i lee. so i had, it's great to have you on the program today. now, why do you think the u. s. has now bac

for intervention in hate, say, is heard that the un security council approved sanctions against those behind violent anti government protests with u. s. media outlets also pushing for a so called the american security mission. locals are opposing nothing with protests against israel sweep across the west bank. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period and 16 years with over a 100 people killed in 2022. a 10 am in cork at 10 pm in oakland on mid day here in moscow this saturday, october, the 22nd. welcome to the news here for says have targeted a civilian river crossing in the her son region for the 2nd day in a row, according to local authorities. they say the attack was repelled though by russian or defense systems. ah, you can hear the defense is working to protect fate and turn off ski bridge located near the ferry crossing slip. the previous day i ukrainian rocket strike out the same location, killed 4 people and wounded 10 others. a river barge is in use there to help people move across the city of her son. a shelling by ukraine's military has left the territory too dangerous to stay. i

call for intervention in haiti is heard as the un security council approve the sanctions against those behind by men to anti government protest. both with u. s. media outlets also pushing for a so called american security mission, local supposed amount of protests across israel sweep across the west pine. the un releases a report saying that palestine is going through its deadliest period in 16 years with a 100 people killed in 2022, a loop with wherever you're counting the program from today across the world. welcome to moscow on the global news rhonda up here on our dish here for says have targeted a civilian river crossing in the cur, some region for the 2nd day in a row, according to local authorities. the out that the attack was repelled by russian or defense systems. ah, you can hear the defense as they're working to protect fe. ah, and turn off ski bridge thus located near the ferry crossing slip. yesterday, friday, a ukrainian rocket strike at the same location, killed 4 people and wounded 11 a river barge is in use there to help people move towards her. some city. a shelling by ukraine's military has left the territory too dangerous

and so as long as the atomic weapons are safely secured, the u. s. has always viewed secure and prosperous pakistan as critical to us interest and more broadly. the u. s. values are long standing cooperation with pakistan. the united states is confident of accent commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets. last week, president biden made a remark that as long as nuclear weapons have quote no cohesion, pakistan immediately reacted to the controversial claim with the countries foreign minister moving to some of the us ambassador and voicing his shock over biden's nuclear statement. i am surprised by their a box of president vitus. i believe this is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that is created when there is a lack of engagement. we meet all each and every international standard as far as the safety and security of our nuclear assets. and the primary reason for this responsible primarily below the upcoming a policy statement, but it will be a, it seems that a lot a a, a b cents a piece on your security. that's all for now. for here to

u. s. national security policy. and it doesn't mention china as the big kind of a testers fed as a, a competitor for the u. s. and that will arise, asian is not just being felt in pakistan. it's being felt globally in many countries which have, which try to balance its global relationships, especially middle ranking countries like pakistan and which need both these partnerships for its growth. you mentioned china and dependence on seabeck and china back his time is huge. and you also mentioned pakistan economic problems, magazines, hugely dependent on weston economic institutions like i m, f and boy bank and major markets for pakistan are the u. s. in europe in union. so a and european countries. so there is no way that by the sun can do this either an or game bag. a sand place is always going to be try to kind of balance all these relationships and try to stay neutral in this big bava politics. yet on the regional level, russia is an important factor in the regional security. complex by design is a secured ice count

security. who planned that, i explicitly say was the u. s. zionist regime of their mercenaries, like betray iranians outside the country. on that, i have been asked to talk, correspondent russell said, who is life for us in teheran said, this is the 1st time we are hearing from the ayatollah. how significant are his comments. it's significant in terms of given a clarity to the state and establishment position here. so it's the 1st time since the beginning of the protest at his publicly speaking, he said that that that, that, that the security forces are the real weak them or of the wine has that been used by the professors over the last 2 weeks. and there are the reports that are more than the 10s of the security forces have been killed by the rioters alongside with the protest. there's as well, he said, massa, i mean is that was, was heartbreaking for him to. but the reactions to word that even before an appropriate investigation was not normal and it was organized. and he said that he job or my salmon is that was a pretext for, for, for, f

u. s securities and exchange commission, she agreed to pay $1.2 million in penalties and to cooperate with the s. e. c s ongoing investigation into allegations that she promoted imax crypto tokens on instagram without also letting her millions of followers know that she was paid $250,000 for the plug. in california. aspiring lawyers take the bar exam but also go before a so called character committee experts say it may not prevent her from becoming a lawyer, but it will raise a red flag that she has to successfully explain. kardashian has said she wants to become a lawyer to fight for prison reform. at 10 tonight. a class action lawsuit filed today against john, your health accuses the hospital of quote, unconscionable billing practices . the lawsuit accuses the hospital chain of charging more than $6000 for routine drug screenings that typically cost around $100. the lawsuit was filed in the superior court of california for the county of contra costa. the suit alleges the hospital's billing practices are unlawful, unfair and fraudulent and that it's in violation of consumer protection law

u. s securities and exchange commission that he made the offer in a letter to twitter.he offer comes just two weeks before twitter's lawsuit seeking to force must to go through with the deal goes to trial in delaware. the filing says he will complete the deal as long as he gets debt financing and provided that the court gets rid of the lawsuit. more than 2000 striking kaiser mental health therapists are still walking the picket lines. this now eight weeks strike is raising questions about whether patients are getting timely access to the mental health care they need in california now sets a timeline requiring mental health patients to be seen at least every two weeks. ktvu claudine wang introduces us to two people who say they have been asking for help and cannot get it. and some of the darkest days, barbara mcdonald would turn to music. i would sit downstairs and hear her crying and i would play guitar. her daughter would cry, battered by her struggles with mental health. my younger daughter was exhibiting some behaviors like self harm, disordered eating things like th

u. s. national security council coordinator of strategic communications is our comments comments us media report that washington officials are responsible for pushing key if out of the negotiation process with moscow. privately us officials say neither russia nor ukraine is capable of winning the war outright, but they have ruled out the idea of pushing or even nudging ukraine to the negotiating table. they say they do not know what the end of the war looks like or how it might end, or when insisting that is up to keith. washington has been one of the major supporters of key ever since the conflict ruptured are both financially and militarily. just last week, the u. s. defense department announced the additional 18 crane estimates at a more than $600000000.00 package, including additional arms, munitions, and equipment, amazon. and meanwhile, the former u. s. army vice chief of staff that said, monetary support for key f is a worthy investment. we've invested and i mean, invested $66000000.00 in ukraine this year. and that's like 1 point, one percent. and what are we getting for that inve

u. s. secretary of state's antony blinkin says that washington is exploring a range of responses to the opec plus decision to cut oil production. the u. s. is reportedly keen to secure cheap oil imports from venezuela and as importantly, enforce the sanctions on the maduro government. meanwhile, the largest u. s. oil trade groups wrote a letter to energy sector. jennifer granholm expressing concern that washington is considering limiting its fuel exports to lower consumer prices. they say the move could disrupt global markets, reduce domestic refining capacity, and alienates u. s. allies. that's as a prominent fox news host points out that joe biden had said himself that the u. s . would quote, bring an end to the north stream pipeline, which runs from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly through a proxy in the destruction of the north stream pipelines? why would they think that they certainly didn't watch than russia today, or t has been pulled off the air when they learned from joe biden himself, he's the president. there will be no longer the nurse team to we, we will

u. s. national security advisor, jim sullivan warned that russia would face catastrophic consequences. the kremlin spokesman said earlier that russia wouldn't take any part in the current nuclear rhetoric being pushed by western countries. well, president potent cues a states of black nuclear black mel adding, he wasn't bluffing about a possible nuclear response if russian territory, including the newly incorporated regions, is threatened. my colleague, worry to shake, discuss the west narrative over the nuclear threat with a panel of guest. this is part of a campaign propaganda campaign to smear russia, all of these experts in the west and governments which are fueling ukraine with finance, with, with weapons, with all of this is since 2014, not since the beginning of the year since 2014 knew that russia was a nuclear power. they knew that if they were going to start a war ended on best next to a nuclear power, there would be risks one day that be kinda wake up this nuclear power, which is russia. i think this is again, part of the western scare mongering campaign where everything com

u. s. national security council spokesperson, john kirby has claimed that iran is providing at drones and training russian troops on how to use them. rushes foreign ministry, denounce the allegations as groundless parties. ilia katrinka has the story iranian drones being used by russia in ukraine, or even iranian, come me kazi droves, for quite a while already to iran has been under fire by western countries for holding russia up with unmanned systems. although both iran and moscow have denied being involved in this kind of corporation, but like you've heard the western allegations don't, and they're now to ron as being accused of sending personnel to the conflict zone. all of this is becoming a huge concern for kids allies. so much that they're now taking action london has sanctioned a group of iranian military figures as well as a defense contractor washington has threatened to punish anyone who facilitates the deliveries of iranian arms to russia. now this brings me to how kias allies justify the move. they say that any contribution to the war in ukraine is absolutely unacceptable to f

u. s. national security advisor jake sol, event the president isn't going to act precipitously. his can act methodically, strategically. those options include changes to our approach to security assistance to saudi arabia. washington is here to discuss how to shape its relations with the saudis, so far the us has already. and now that president biden has no plans to sit down with saudi arabia's crown friends. next month's g 20 summit, a former senior adviser to saudi arabia, as energy minister says that the u. s. is stuck in an outdated mentality where it is the only world power years that it is not for direction. it do operate lots of cuts the production. so we need to distinguish between the 2 object. last is 23 members and they are unit now mislead agreed to cut production by 2000000 barrels a day when washington is owner is especially these days. they are confused. they have too many issues on their place. and they are not thinking wisely, i now or to that they know the clear analysis of what was decided on this is they use you an american way of dealing with the other that

can impose these type of economic sanctions in the interest of international peace and security. countries like the u. s. are not allowed to do this unilateral and i know the u. s. does this all the time, but it has to be approved by the security council. it has not been approved by the security council, though indeed, it is illegal. the west tends to do what it was, regardless of international law, regardless of the evidence. and of course, a huge irony is the u. s. and the you are giving billions of dollars of military assistance, see you cry. and yet they're big, grudging iran for at least allegedly giving military 8 the russia. so again, the hypocrisy and the situation is pretty incredible. the economies of the west are collapsing and because of their own sanctions, isn't that the irony they have sanctioned themselves into oblivion. and now they want to engage in more sanctions made. you know, the definition of insanity is, you know, you keep trying the same thing and how for different responses. but they're going to get the same down complex, taking this to be end of this particular news block. but

u. s. urged the un security council to take action accusing russia and china of enabling the north korean nuclear program. russia said that the sanctions against north korea have come to a dead end and they haven't achieved the desired results. dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from to members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on. this is a clear effort by china and russia to reward dpr k for their bad actions and cannot be taken seriously by this council. my little credit on the colon, choosing the china and russia have table to join resolution of the dpr k with the intention to ease the humanitarian situation on the ground, create a favourable atmosphere for mutual trust among all parties, and resume dialog on the korean peninsula issue the un security councils deliberations should contribute to dialogue rather than fueling escalation on. mm hm. change of russia and china have

u. s. alliance and security cooperation between south korea, the united states and japan. pupils since tuesdays launch of an intermediate range, ballistic missile over japan by north korea. the u. s. and south koreans have fired their own missiles in response. and the aircraft carrier, the ronald reagan, which had been taking part in naval exercises with south korean counterparts, has arrived back in korean waters. it's due to hold more drills with japanese navy ships with tokyo, also condemning the latest miss our launches from north korea each. it is not nachos and these actions are a threat to the peace and security of the country, the region, and the international community. and it's completely unacceptable. the miss are launches came just after the un security council met to disgust north korea's actions with the u. s. accusing permanent members, china and russia of enabling pyongyang while making no specific reference to choose days miss all over japan. north korea has justified its flurry of launches. north korea says it's only been carrying out counter measures against provocations by t

he and other gang leaders could soon be subject to security council sanctions. the u. s. is drawing up to draft security council resolutions one to authorize an international force. the other to target gang leaders like shall say that he is directly responsible for the devastating cure shortage that is crippling a country. by passing this resolution, we would take concrete actions to hold him and so many other violent criminals to account. there are still many unanswered questions. the u. s. is drawing up the 2 resolutions, one of which would create the international force, but would it contribute to it on which other countries would do so. it's also not clear how other members of the security council will respond to this idea. already, china and russia are expressing reservations. the view of the haitian people is also important, the protested, who place on the streets of porter prince. but exactly the same time the security council was meeting may prove sobering. for some, a number of people were carrying russian flags, as they protested, a new international intervention

u. s. i was condemned a series of massage launches by north korea. latest came as the un security council met to discuss. the issue young says they're in response to u. s. and south korean military exercises. a white house has criticize the opec plus oil producers decision to cut output call to get a move that will hurt the global economy. plus group, including russia and saudi arabia would reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day from russia's president, fundament putin has signed into law. the allocation of 4 ukrainian regions, but keeps forces have been making gains and errors. russia now claims to control. now the you and has warning at somalia is facing famine as it suffers its worst drought and living memory humanitarian chief martin griffith is calling on the international community to deliver aid immediately. my whole bar report it's been a prolonged drought in somalia. some of its regions haven't seen rain in 2 years. desperate for food, water, and grazing for their cattle, thousands of people are fleeing their homes, walking long distances under the scorching sun. where hammer

u. s. presidential national security adviser. when speaking of russia raised the marquis de christine's books, which referred to russians as slaves. stuart barnett serenely serious. i mean because keep my furniture of sucrose floors make believe teachers kick gordon with your answer not an approach that she wonders did you can you you had you more clarity why music you did talk really. e, kosciusko, or sheep to talk fill was the french foreign ministry in 1949 and wrote a famous treaties democracy in america. what's the issue with media? who shall store blood really kicks? not all the country and use media. love shift leach abuse or kirk its the lights, the kid, humans silly. dorski the angler. i mean he comes, i need a key rust mortgage in which to lose its well border. whereas here of dark on yours to where music, if story mcwilliam living is the way you jordan this posting is always coming up. we'll certainly blunt up for you, but at the way it will in the last time when people move in you, what in the 3 shall go away? because

u. s. national security advisor earlier threatened that moscow would face cap post traffic consequences. well, it's all comes off. the president putin said 2 weeks ago. he was not bluffing. when talking about nuclear weapons, i would use all the means available if there were any threats or russian territories. meanwhile, on tuesday, the criminals, as folks both and said, russia wouldn't take any part in the current nuclear rhetoric being pushed by the west. as he slammed the current media speculation and well, let's take this further right now we have a panel of guest joining us there. when are you into national? a very good evening for all of you guys. michael maloof is on the left side of the screen. michael maloof, or for the security policy analyst in the office of the us secretary of defense. the middle screen is mr. conwell sibyl, the for foreign secretary of india, indian ambassador, the toki, egypt, france, and russia, and all the far right, his nicola markovich, author, and a political, and this gentleman, a very well welcome to you and good evening to this program on our t inte

u. s. has condemned a series of missile launchers by north korea. the latest came as the un security council met to discuss the issue. young young says their response to the u. s. and south korea military rules. the white house has criticized the opec, plus oil producers decision to cut out, but calling it a move that'll hurt the global economy. the opec class group, including russia and saudi arabia, reduced production by 2000000 barrels a day from member and russia. president vladimir putin assigned into law the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions, but keeps forces up in making gains and areas. russia now claims to control what some european countries have closed their borders to russian tourists. but others are offering people who refuse to fight in the ukraine. war the chance to apply for asylum, more than 60000 russians and the e. u. in the week after president putin announced partial mobilization stuff, thus reports from berlin. constantine douglas crossed the border from st. petersburg to finland 2 days after vladimir put into mobilization order. just before the country decided

which is why there was no enhanced security at the very least that wasn't b u. s. capital police security detail who accompany nancy pelosi, 24 hours a day. that is, that is a security level that is only afforded to the leaders in congress in the senate and the house, or if there are specific threats which are of particular concern. so mr. police see that i would have just have, you know, the normal, all the security arrangements that the households do tend to have and maybe some enhanced ones were not entirely sure. in fact, we were told by the police, the police were alerted that they needed to have a priority wellbeing. check out the household, but they haven't told us what alerted them but, but, but that's why there was no extra security detail out the house at the time. she had of course, we know, of course the police investigations of the way, but do you get the sense the prominent political players are more at risk in today's fever, our political climate in the us. russell, the department of homeland security, said not so long ago. they sent out an alerts t

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