u. s. empire. when the u. s. set out during world war 2 to establish a global empire after the war. it was all planned by wall street council on foreign relations. there was opposition to that in the u. s. establishment in the form of the vice president henry wallace to instead called for a century of the common man. and this idea of a world world order governed by. ready international law, generally speaking, and that would allow technology to be dispersed to the global south forward colonized countries at the time this, they were still colonized. this was abandoned in favor of the american century. ok . so the century of a common man or is very similar to the idea of a multi polar world with national law, like what china has been proposing in recent years. and this may be what happens. it seems like europe is going to be devastated by the fall out of this, this conflict in ukraine. and it seems also like, you know, the global south has every incentive to want to cut its ties with the exploitative, neo colonial system that the u. s. has presided over since the end, the world war 2.

u. s. a set up its own opec. the white house says its considering its options after the oil cocktail slashed output for the coming months. blue cross to our correspondent in the states. u. s. ban on russian seafood could have given us fishermen a stronger hold on that domestic market. but has that proven to be the case? and kim kardashian this vote and foul of financial regulators for promoting a crypto currency. we'll look at the secretive world of star endorse. this is data, be a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. all options are on the table that spin their response from the white house following opec pluses decision to slash oil output. the $2000000.00 barrels per day cut in production comes at a bad time for the biden administration with us food prices, fuel prices even set to rise just ahead of mid term elections. russia also stands to gain from the decision at a time when western allies are trying to squeeze it's oil income over its invasion of ukraine. to let's get more on this from our

u. s. empire. when the u. s. set out during world war 2 to establish a global empire after the war. it was all planned by wall street council on foreign relations. there was a position to that in the u. s. establishment in the form of the vice president henry wallace, who instead called for a century of the common man and this idea of a world world order governed by international law, generally speaking. and that would allow technology to be dispersed to the global south. former colonized countries at the time this they were still colonized. this was abandoned in favor of the american century. ok. so the century of a common man or is very similar to the idea of a multi polar world with national law. like what china has been proposing in recent years, and this may be what happens. it seems like europe is going to be devastated by the fall out of this, this conflict in ukraine. and it seems also like, you know, the global south has every incentive to want to cut its ties with exploitative, neo colonial system that the u. s. has presided over since the end of world war 2. so henry walla

u. s. it sets upper and lower priced limits, the low current rates, poland belgium, it'll be in greece once. what they're calling a dynamic cordele, we apply to or wholesale gas deals, not just those agreed with main suppliers. now the proposal is a priced cap only on gas used for generating electricity. spain and portugal have been trying that since june analia, germany announced a subsidy package with nearly 200000000000 dollars to help businesses and consumers that nothing reports from the energy ministers meeting in prague. katerina novak of, i could not believe her energy bill from 160 dollars one month it went up to $700.00. the next she managed to change provider, but still has to pay nearly half her salary to the power company. thanks her for of just a little smudges cosima, i will try to go to the welfare office and see if i can get some housing allowance . maybe they can help me out. we have to power phone bowls and food is so expensive to. this is all taken me by surprise. i don't know w

u. s. congress is set to discuss legislation on whether to officially leave russia as a state sponsor terrorism. moscow said that would be a point of no return. it's by law for relations with washington. human rights lawyer dunn complex say's it's advantageous for us to support ukraine and to turn a blind eye to the atrocities committed by here, it is profitable to some very powerful interest in the united states, and that is why the u. s. continues to support ukraine and why they are turning a blind to various acts of terrorism and human rights abuses by the ukraine military. it is profitable to some defense contractors in the u. s. and that's very important to the leaders in washington. i think it's also profitable to the oil and natural gas industry that now wants to sell their wares to europe, trying to displace russia. so let's go back to operation paperclip. you know, after world war 2, the u. s. brought over 1100, not see side to scale the u. s. and the war against the cold war against the soviet union. and the u. s. has been supporting nazis in ukraine for decades. so i mean, this is no

u. s. national that has set a new world record of $31.00 trillion dollars. that's more than double the debt of the 2nd biggest borrower, china. the u. s. economy is facing 40 your high inflation and response. the federal reserve has been increasing interest rates, which are expected to hit their highest level since 2007. the policy has also led to a 3rd of the u. s. dollars value. barking, a warning from the un amid fears of a global recession, with the economies of developing nations said to be especially vulnerable. the un says there's more than one way to lower inflation rate. market surveillance authorities could be mandated to intervene directly in exchange trading on an occasional basis by buying or selling derivatives. contracts with you to vote in price collapses or deflating. price bubbles, despite the spiraling debt on the home for washington isn't shying away from coughing up. even more cash and support for ukraine. the u. s. has approved a total of around $54000000000.00 and military economic and humanitarian. a key. so far, just this year. on top

u s intelligence agencies are set to give congress a new report today on ufo incidents over the past year, one official tells abc news. the most recent sightings have been attributed to weather balloons, airborne clutter and foreign surveillance . but the government still cannot explain other ufos, which are now called unexplained aerial phenomenon. reports of ufos occur sporadically over time, but just because we're not able to explain it doesn't mean it's aliens. but on the other hand, you have to keep it open mind about what might have caused this phenomenon that people have seen. pentagon officials testified earlier this year that the number of ufo incidents had risen to more than 400. truth is out there. the truth is out there. so if you were online this weekend at all, you may have seen those hugely popular fake costume memes. i love this trend here. is one graduate student. it's a costume of fake costume that includes a lab notebook with details of failed experiments, but does not cme with self esteem. the will to live or a diploma. unprepared hiker comes with philip flops, de

u. s international has had several injury set facts in recent years. the last time his side faced a got him april raina limped off the pitch and tears. this time though, he was all smiles. well, let's hear from gerena and another of docklands teenage gold scores. jude bellingham, starting with the man who is finding his form after those injury setbacks for myself and for the team. it was a really good, really good game today. so i think everyone's really, really happy. what's your comment on usa contribution to they? yeah. zora and i'm not theories, is it looks like and even been out. last one thing i would say i have our immuno comes in to the guy is from his 1st torture on applied ford and that's the con applies, you know, flying maybe just irritable. it does what he does and obviously gets his go dad, i deserve, you know, i'll not so many people work harder how he's worked to get back for him. football so is desire. everything he gets to die in for the rest of the season. and i talked, frank feds continued their run of good form with a 31 victory at

u. s international has injured several injuries set backs in recent years. the last time his side, facebook are in april. rain limped off the pitch in tears. this time though, he was all smiles. quick of our top story. thousands have rallied here in berlin, in support of the protests in iran. they called for justice and freedom for ron's people as well as sanctions against the regime in toronto. iranian security forces made more arrests update at this hour. thanks so much for watching. a imagine how many pushing loads, i'll throw it out in the world. climate change division call to store. this is my plastic way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to work.

u. s. national debt has set a new world record of $31.00 trillion dollars. that's more than double the debt of the 2nd biggest borrower, china. the us economy is facing 40 year high inflation in response to federal reserve has been increasing interest rates, which are expected to hit their highest levels is 2007. the policy has also led to a 3rd of the u. s. dollars value sparking a warning from the un i mid fears of a global recession with the economies of developing nations said to be especially vulnerable. meanwhile, around half of the applications for federal assistance after hurricane e n have been approved so far. that however, hasn't stopped washington from coughing up even more cash in support of ukraine, with some $54000000000.00 and military economic and humanitarian aid said to kiev so far, just this year. on top of this, president biden has approved a new bill with another 12000000000 bucks worth of help to ukraine. that's just 6000000000 less than the funds allocated to the u. s. federal emergency management agency. the move has enraged american

u. s. issued a new set of restrictions on selling semiconductors and ship making equipment to china earlier this month. and another attempt to curb the countries access to high tech components. the move is seen as a sign of the increasing standoff between the world's 2 top economies, which are concern on social media. i am also confused by the decision of biden regime, the u. s. regards the chip industry is one of the most important industries, while china as its largest consumer market. if the u. s. doesn't sell chips to china, who will fill the market gap strangle his enemy by strangling himself. the americans are quick to present china as predatory and dangerous, but curiously, there are also those who speak in war terms and drive the rivalry to new heights. the u. s. just declared economic war on china with the latest round of sanctions against china's microchips america has proved they will stop at nothing to contain china's rise, even if it means destroying america's own. microchip companies, human rights attorney dan cadillac says china has a proven track record of developing technol

u. s. is trying to set the global price of oil and ours, the e u g 7, acting like a, like a global cartel, which is going to just just fail. it's not going to work, but it's causing all kinds of disturbances in the global energy market. and you're gonna see gas prices, oil prices in the u. s. rising, they're already rising again by the way, in the u. s. significantly in some regions. so we got about of energy inflation about it, they go off here in the us as well. now you mentioned kind of that basic supply and demand there, right? which is if they cut production, then of course it could cause prices to rise. now politico is reporting that the ear has agreed to impose a price, tap on russian oil cells to 3rd countries. so how does that work exactly? how does this all play out? yeah, well, you know, it's kind of an act of desperation sanctioned desperation by the u. price cap, it's really a joke. i mean, now it's kind of arrogant. how, how can they control the price of oil in europe? is really what they're saying with the broad price gap means is that they're going to get all the european c

u. s. state of oklahoma is set to execute 24 people by december 2024. that's nearly one person a month for the next 2 years. this we got up front, we take a closer look at the criminal legal structure in the u. s. we asked why the death penalty is still legal and explore the flaws in the system that lead to thousands of wrongful convictions. with 2400 people on death row and executions up in the last year. the debate on whether the death penalty should still exist in the united states in the 21st century is back in the spotlight. supporters of the death penalty argue that it is the only way to deliver justice against those who commit the most heinous crimes and can be carried out in a humane way. opponents say that it is unfairly applied and that it cannot be carried out without violating the constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. so can the death penalty ever be justified? and is there really a way to execute someone in a humane way? joining us to discuss this is sister helen, pre john anti death penalty activist catholic nun and spiritual

u. s and five other countries. after taxes each person is set to receive about $60,000. not bad.i mean, i don't even know if a lot of them realize that they were related to him. i might have to do a 23 and me just to make sure imagine getting that call. wouldn't you think it was a scam? right of course. okay next to the couple held hostage in their own home by tumbleweeds happened just south of colorado springs. heavy wind saturday night left this couple's home, drowning inside a dry sea of tumbleweeds. marley's gross says neighbors had to come and help clear a path for her and her husband to get out. and even that was a struggle. look at this. and here i thought tumbleweeds were just a thing in car to know their real, gross said they still don't know how they're going to get rid of all the tumbleweeds. don't they just kind of float away? they do in the cartoons anyway. they're already in contact with their homeowner's insurance company, as well as el paso county. next a frightening surprise for one couple vacationing in the great smoky mountains, a woman and her husband vacation

u . s. for use in the country regime soon act is set to become britain's 3rd prime minister this year, and he is promising a new era of stability. a former finance minister has gained the backing of his conservative party to win the leadership. his predecessor, less trust, had to stand down when financial markets rejected her economic plans. soon ex 1st task will be to restore confidence in the you case finances the she for not receive a warm welcome. at the conservative party headquarters. for not, we'll pick over to adopt job from this trust who quit just after a few weeks in office. but so not faith is stuffed challenges, such as tackling floating energy and food prices and a deep political crisis if he will be taught prime minister this year. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. as finance minister for knock on prayer for supporting the lead off workers and businesses during the pandemic. but as one of the wealth

u. s. and the european union in condemning those attacks the cranes air defense systems are set to get more advanced in a phone call with the ukranian leader. u. s. president joe biden promised more support she harbor taunts. he has more from washington dc. we rather read out from the white house, joe biden, expressing his condemnation of the attack, is condolences to the loved ones of those who are killed or injured, but then be read out, goes on president biden times to continue providing ukraine with the support needed to defend itself, including advanced ad defendant systems. now we know already that the pentagon says at least to, to rather surface to air missile systems will be in ukraine by november. that's what they say. and then another 6 have been pledged, well those beta years to arrive because these are just off the of the peg off the shelf. they all coming from the u. s. is existing stockpiles. they have to be contracted and built western nations, apparently rather unwilling to give their own service or amazon systems to ukraine . they say that they need them themselves. these s

u. s. attorney in delaware appointed by president trump set to decide whether to proceed. the post reports the agents determined months ago they had assembled a viable criminal case against hunter biden. abc news has not independently confirmed the report, the justice department, white house, fbi and i, r. s declined to comment or did not respond. the federal investigation of hunter biden began in 2018 and centered around his taxes and his business dealings overseas, going back to when his father served as vice president, including hunter biden's work with the ukrainian gas company. berea sma in a 2019 interview with abc's amy robach hunter. biden acknowledged his work with the ukrainian company was a mistake. did i make a mistake? well maybe in in in the grand scheme of things. yeah, but did i make a mistake based upon some on ethical lapse? absolutely not . investigators have since looked into whether biden properly reported all of his income to the i r s according to the post, investigators have also examined a firearms purchase biden made in 2018 when he allegedly answ

u. s. supreme court is set to hear arguments in two separate cases that could change an affirmative action a coalition of asian american students is suing the university of north carolina and harvard, saying they're being discriminated against in favor of less qualified black and latino students. schools began using affirmative action in admissions back in the sixties to help increase diversity in previous decisions. the high court has allowed racial preferences as long as they were not quotas. there is yet again as we saw in the abortion case last term, a request for the supreme court to ignore precedent and to have a rather dramatic legal change that will affect the lives of young people and, frankly, all of society. nine states, including ours already banned affirmative action in the admissions process for public universities and colleges. election day is one week from tomorrow in paul workers are being trained for the possibility of conflict on election day. so who was worried about observer disruptions who has read things or hurt things on the news? and you're a little nervous. i am.

u. s. international has injured several injuries set box in recent years. the last time his side facebook are in april. rain limped off the pitch in tears. this time though, he was all smiles. quick reminder of our top story. thousands have rallied here in berlin, in support of the protests in iran. they called for justice and freedom for ron's people as well as sanctions against the regime in toronto. iranian security forces need more arrests. teams update up this hour, i thought, watching with imagine how many portion of loads i'll throw it out in the world. climate change, kindergarten. compton, story. this is my plastic way from just one week. how much was going to really do? we still have time to work. i'm going with what 1st i move here in a sparse rocky landscape and jordan, a mysterious grave has been discovered the 9000 year old resting place of a young girl who is buried below the floor of a house in a stone age settlement. ah, the girl was buried alongside valuable, elaborate grave goods which will most likely symbols of a great sense of love and

u. s. defense intelligence agency, document of 2012. we set a solid entity regional countries allied to the united states are trying to create a solid cas entity between syrian rock while who, what is that, what was that entity? it was isis. and then general flynn at that time said that the that they were determined and the united states allow for that entity. okay. you know, i don't know know that and let me question, let me finish. let me finish. not a lecture, let them know that me finish. i asked you to share. you don't want them done that in a private conversation, you're afraid you're very want. you're afraid questions go ask your question. my, my well, you're right. my question for, you know, we lead back on damascus. that could have been a different approach by the gum. yeah. to this on rescue that like the one suggested by 5, leading it right. in economist earlier this month, who said the authorities should listen to the demonstrators and prepare for fundamental change. is there anybody inside the government who is preparing for funda

u. s. defense intelligence agency, document of 2012. we set a solid entity, regional countries ally to the united states are trying to create a solace entity between syrian rock. while who, what is that, what was that entity? it was isis. and then general flynn, at that time said that the, that they were determined and the united states allowed for that entity. okay. you know, be okay. john you know, know that and let me get a question. let me finish. let me finish. not a lecture. no, let me finish. i asked you to share. you don't want them done that in a private conversation, you're afraid you won't. you're afraid questions. go ask your question my, my well you're right. my question for you. we lead back on damascus. that could have been a different approach by the governor to this on rescue. the, like the one suggested by 5, leading iranian economists earlier this month, who said the authorities should listen to the demonstrators and prepare for fundamental change. is there anybody inside the government who is preparing for fundamental chang

in committing atrocities that it is committing it's, it's very difficult to see the current set of if the u. n. s. is anything that a highly dysfunctional jade mclean from the monterey initiatives in russian studies . we appreciate your time and your insights tonight awhile the ground to cover and we did that. thank you. thank t. oh, we all see interest rates rise and globally. well, i think globally, in the face of the tins of pulling more new grade on what we're making sure is that we protect our economy and we will see higher garage, lower inflation, lost in denial. no wonder investors have no confidence in how government who voted for this whole bunch it for this is no point when will she still dr. responsibility do the right thing reverse her kamikaze budget, which is causing so much pain. mr. speaker, i think the last thing we need is a general electra that was a bridge from missile is just they're coming under fire in the house of commons. the 1st time that she's faithful makers is it's her text, cutting many budget cost turmoil on the market. and sent the british pound one to talk about t

u. s. the nation. and then we ended up with the, with the set them up. yes. good. this paved the way for other negotiations with israel, even if indirect, even if brokerage by the usa may be a negotiation on the land border between lebanon in israel. there is an ongoing host of discussion about the land border. i thought that was on the united nation. i don't think would there be any problem, even if it's broken by the united states. and i understand, you know, i think we should be in that direction. we need to move in to finalizing the new mark issue, whether it's the land border or the remaining part of the maritime borders that we left for, you know, on, on the meeting at this point. all right, let's talk about the content of this deal. this was all about where the demarcation line would end up, who gets what gas field lebanon had originally claimed parts of the kurdish gas field. that field is commercially viable. it is being exploited, but in the end, it falls entirely to israel and lebanon is left with the majority of the counter exploration block, which may

u. s. capital . we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man to set this all in motion . will make us vote united unanimously to call the former president to testify to the congressional inquiry. ah, i menu mckennan. welcome to the program. just weeks after russian president vladimir putin announced what he described as a parcel of military mobilization, the 1st new recruits are arriving on the front lines in u crane. but how well equipped are these conscripts to fight ukraine's forces, which appear to be continuing their advance through russia's front lines. he w killian by reports now that while moscow may be able to, unless thousands of civilians, it doesn't seem able to meet even that most basic needs, hulu, rusty weapons, and squalid conditionally, sure issues that hold on a 1st lead. these are just some of the images that have been circulating on russian social media and telegram shots, showing the things that mobilized russian men are having to deal with a tampon. do you know what it is for? you stick it in a book and it expands and stops the bleeding. hard to be d

u. s. supreme court is set to take on affirmative action with the case years in the making. you what it could mean for colleges across the country. on a southern california man has been freed from prison after spending more than 30 years behind bars for a murder. he did not commit. dna evidence from the victim recently proved 69 year old maurice hastings not guilty of the murder. he was convicted of back in 1988. he spent nearly half his life in prison and maintained his innocence the whole time. i'm not standing up here, bitter man. but i just want to enjoy my life while i have it. and i just want to move forward. mr. hazing has been his best advocate. i understand i'm must have felt hunter despair. now, the district attorney's office says they believe the real murderer died in 2020 while in prison for another crime. hastings has been in jail so long. he is a stranger to a lot of technology, including cell phones. he says. he's looking forward to seeing the ocean again. today the u. s supreme court is scheduled to hear arguments in two separate cases that could change in a

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bridge causing a fire and damage with the authority saying, if you will, tanker was set ablaze in the incident. the u. s. slammed the saudi as world back stabbers following the open plus decision to slash oil output brianna that says the u. s. is fully responsible for the energy crisis in the country and of ridiculous moscow isn't buying p as attempts to attract president for these call.