u. as in boy and former you our secretary of state john kerry had i well, a very warm encounter with nicholas, my daughter, a man the u. s. justice department put a $15000000.00 bounty on this happened during the ongoing global climate summit are currently being staged in a shorter mouth shake. here's a video that appeared on social media, showing widow and carries brief meeting, appearing to be friendly, cordial with politician, seen smiling, shaking hands and having a few words. now, all this, despite the fact that back in 2020, the venezuelan president appeared on america's most wanted list with $15000000.00 offered for his arrest. among where he was accused alva naco terrorism, cocaine conspiracies, possession of guns, other sorts of things like that. or the u. s. state department spokesman, meanwhile, has tried to justify john carries a friendly meet and greet this was not sure they said before planned or substantive in any way. he was caught by surprise. i understand that nicholas monroe has done this to a number of world leaders, certainly not an interaction that was jump out now was that was that was plan the french president who is

u. s. state department's ambassador for global criminal justice has called the current situation, a quote new nuremberg moment reference to the war crimes trials held in the german city at the end of world war 2. but what i'd like to know was, how do you think the kremlin will react to these allegations? well, they're going to react angrily. ah, the last thing in the world they want is to be equated to the nazis. after all, the their propaganda says that they are fighting to d not suffice ukraine, which is utter nonsense. but the fact remains that even before this war, russia was a supporter of terrorism abroad, their principal armor of groups like as vala, they have been giving arms to the taliban for now that 9 years. so i have no problem. labeling them as a terror, as, as supportive of terrorism. and what's more, the number of war crimes in ukraine is staggering. so it is, it is a nuremberg moment. well, d, a parisian nuclear power plant is turning into a contested area. again, how far do you think russia will go to hold on to it? well, they'll go very far. russia can't afford to keep

u. s. state department has only processed 270. so in the wake of the u. s. withdrawal from mo, danny's that girls are increasingly being barred from attending school. women are only allowed to work in certain fields. activists such as flying a kite are illegal taliban extra judicial kings are on their rice. millions are facing starvation. 20000000 or at least food insecure. over 1000000 children are already classified as starving food racial lines wrapped around many blocks. in downtown couple, the medical system is failing. there are not enough doctors, no access, and not enough to place. this concrete of approximately 40000000 is now effectively a failed state in the wake of the us invasion for the ammo. am brooks on a swollen and joining us to discuss all things, afghanistan is sada. necessary head of the afghan american relations office. sober is an afghan native and was a cultural advisor and linguist with the u. s. marine corps, an army in the hellman province. sabra, thank you so much for joining us today. so after stan is known as the empire killer

u. s. interests are at stake, all these kind of morphine as the story. the u. s. state department decided it was time to take up the issue of election meddling once again. this time they took aim at the central american nation of el salvador. throughout our last electoral process, we noticed with alarm increasingly direct attempts by some salvadorans to directly influence certain electoral outcomes in the united states. as we have repeatedly made clear, this is unacceptable. the will of the people must not be undermined by foreign influence. so what in the world are they talking about? well, a woman who ran for congress in the recent mid term vote issued a statement recently saying many of the online attacks directed against her originated from el salvador as president naive, who kelly. she cited tweets that he made against her. i hope that all my salvadoran, mexican honduran, guatemalan, dominican venezuelan brothers and all latin americans in california 35th district, do not vote for norma j taurus. she does not work for you. she only seeks to keep our country's underdeveloped.

u. s. envoy and former secretary of state john kerry had a very warm encounter with nicolas, my daughter, a man, the u. s. justice department put a $15000000.00 bounty on. now this happened during the ongoing global climate summit being staged now, and i shall now shake. egypt will show you the video that appeared on social media there they are. asthma, dorado and kerry, having a brief meeting, it certainly appears a cordial with a handshake than a nice smile. now, all this, despite the fact that back in 2020, the venezuelan president appeared on america's most wanted list with $15000000.00 offered for his arrest. among of what he was accused of, o naco terrorism, cocaine conspiracies, weapons of all sorts, and so on and so forth. the u. s. state department spokesman however, has tried to explain. john kerry's cordial meet and greet with margotto, ultimately suggesting that carrie was ambushed. this was not, and i said before, planned or substantive in any way. he was caught by surprise. i understand that nicholas monroe has done this to a number of world leaders. certainly not an interaction that was jump out. now what it

u. s. state department funding over the past 8 years. that's according to the u. s . online federal contract database. she has also worked as an anchor for the u. s. government's voice of america, person language, media service. back in january, 2020, as the trumping ministration was ramping up. anti iranian regime. change rhetoric at the end of trump's term. washington's institute for responsible state craft ran a photo of a lind. ashad with secretary of state, might palm pale and denounce the western press for platforming. ellen ashad to promote iranian regime change without disclosing her state department funding. it wouldn't be the 1st time that iranian regime change was powered by fake news. in 1953, the c i over through the government of prime minister mohammed most saw day in the wake of his nationalization of iranian oil to keep it out of the hands of western multi nationals the ca, operation mockingbird, which ran from 1948 to 976, infiltrated the press to promote disinformation and propaganda that greece, fis, kids for its foreign policy objectives, includin

u. s. state department, tried to explain, carries cordial meet and greet with madura suggesting carrie was taken by surprise . was not they said before planned or substantive in his way. he was caught by surprise. i understand that nicholas monroe has done this to a number of our world ears was certainly not on an interaction now was jump out, now was plan. i has also been looking to salvage relations as he didn't shy away from a friendly chat with the leader of all which venezuela, despite font still refusing to fully recognize the disability. but there was presidency, am continuing to force ease sanctions against caracas, a with the station k, when saw contrast, what the french present 23 years ago, mcawain in western countries recognize the us back opposition? figure one guido, ours, the president of venezuela. that was off the go, the detroit, and failed to seize power in caracas, following a disputed election that madura officially one independent journalist been knows and says certain parties are busy, have their eyes on the business will. it will when a country has something that yo

u. s. state department hasn't issued a nurse to americans in saudi arabia or anywhere else in the middle east. this is not the 1st time the u. s. saudi arabia coalition has brown was the accused iran back in 2019. they placed the blame on the islamic republic for a major attack in east and saudi arabia, which, how that all which kingdoms reduction current accusations come amid recent escalations between the u. s. and iran, as washington imposed sanctions on iranian officials, offer a violent crackdown on september demonstrations. in iran we heard from a professor of political communications of innovative town. he says, the idea of regime change in iran has been on the u. s. agenda for quite a long time. the point came from the water, so you're not that is very much linked to the u. s. government. and these type of leaks have a purpose. yeah, i think the, the main reason the leaking that this type of news at this time is that iran and the united states are in a hybrid watt. and us the uses this type of propaganda tools to effect or this hybrid war and advance it's hybrid one goes. so you

u. s. state department hasn't issued in the americans in saudi arabia or anywhere else in the middle east. this is not the 1st time the u. s. saudi arabia, coal isn't, has groundless. the used iran back in 2019 the place, the blame on the islamic republic from major attack in east and saudi arabia, which of the all rich kingdoms production, current accusations come amid recent escalation between the u. s. and iran as washington imposed sanctions on irina officials after a violent crack down on september demonstrations in iran. we heard from a professor of principal communications are the inverse of tara, who says the idea of regime change in iran has been on the u. s. agenda for quite a long time. the point came from the wall the so if you're not that is very much linked to the u. s. government. and these type of leaks have a purpose. yeah, i think the, the main reason the leaking at this type of news at this time is that iran and the united states in a hybrid war. and us uses the, these type of propaganda tools to affect this hybrid war and advance it's hybrid long goals. so you need to

u. s. state department housing issued any alerts to americans in saudi arabia or indeed, anywhere else in the middle east on none. it's not the 1st time the u. s. somebody coalition has appeared to groundless li accuse around, back in 2019 the place that blame on me, islam ec republic for a major attack, an eastern saudi arabia, which have the, or the rich kingdoms production, the who t movement in yemen. pay responsibility for that. while the current accusations come a made a recent escalation intentions between the u. s. on the run with washington and posting yet more sanctions on a really and officials after 2 rums cracked on on demonstrations. in september we heard from professor of political communication of the university of tier on food as id say. the idea of regime change in around has been on the u. s. agenda for quite some time. the point came from the wall, the city you're not, that is very much linked to the u. s. government. this type of league say have a purpose. yeah. i think the, the main reason the leaking that this type of news at this time is that it on, and the united

u. s. state department has ordered it's non emergency personnel to leave the country africa focus current 1st. let's harden you said on monday that scores of islamic state fighters were killed by the jury and military forces. they tried to extricate their imprisoned leaders. the government troops reportedly been preparing for the militants and bush, and long term groups. commanders was captured during the lead. while the local terrorist group, known as this law make state west africa province, has reportedly been growing in power of wages. a devastating guerrilla war in northeastern nigeria. we heard from forester and commentators zillow ma, stuff who stays only peace talks can finally and the hostilities. you know, if you thought about these, well, the apple groups, now, these 4 groups are different. they don't see eye to eye, they are fighting within them. so if you've heard about only these, well, is what i've been down. but that is the tendency that they are due by the you know, that anybody being alive. but you cannot help for how long that one cannot take in about a breakdown or do

u. s. state department has ordered a non emergency personnel to leave the country africa, the focus current of 1st. that's a whole new set on monday. that score is all this nomic state fighters where killed by an interior military forces of they tried to free their imprison leaders. the government troops had reportedly been prepared for the militants and bush with one of the tara groups commanders captured during the ma li just a little bit more on the, the local terrorist group known as a stomach state west africa. providence has similarly been growing in power as wages, a devastating grill of war in the northeastern part of the country. we heard from barrister and commentator is done, and the stuff that they say is local. tara groups are not as strong as washington is claiming, though that is it, but you didn't have that thing to do to talking to did our any but that because they don't have the same do this in the military has so much and he do them to be at a minimum, they cannot afford any taking a whole town. they only have the same throughout the life cycle. so they don't have that th

u. s. state department has been guarded about the developments out of poland, but says the reports are incredibly concerning in the united states. is it certainly not trying to escalate or insight that situation at all? and like i said, we have seen the same reports that you all have, and we are working with the polish government to gather more information. and we're not at a point where we can confirm some of these reports that we're seeing. and that's why i'm telling you that we will come in when exactly is transpired and we want are inappropriate next steps as well. and response rushes, defense ministry is reported to have said statements by polish media and officials about the russian missiles hitting polish territory. are a deliberate provocation. with the aim of escalating the situation. it went on to say no strikes against targets near the ukrainian polish border. had been carried out by russian weapons. our correspondence are monitoring this fast moving story. our diplomatic editor james bays is at the g. 20 liter summit in bali. the 1st let's go to my canada and washington with the lates

u. s state department, really an abrupt refer so a previous read it from joe biden, who earlier implicated the saudi crime prints himself in the case and said he would mick re, i'd say quotes prior, we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to, in fact, make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are jamal. cuz she was a saudi journalist to oppose the royal family and had been working for various western media outlets. he was killed, not the saudi consulate in his stumble. in october 2018. the cia has said it was an assassination committed on direct orders by the crown prince. that allegation spark tensions between washington i'm yet. but we heard from arvin voyer, our former vice chairman of the u. s. libertarian national committee, who sees president biden's words are often based on talking tough to appease the domestic audience. you know, he ran by saying what the american people wanted to hear in certain areas and one, a lot of american people. i think a lot of people in the, in the world generally want to see murderers brought to ju

u. s. state department has ordered it's non emergency personnel to leave the country. africa focused news outlet. so hard and you said on monday, the scores of islamic state fighters were killed by an interior military forces of they tried to free their imprison leaders. the government troops had reportedly been waiting to ambush the militants on one of the tara groups come under. it was captured during the local terrorist group know enough as low make state west africa province as reportedly been growing in power of wages, devastating and guerilla war in north eastern nigeria. we heard from barrister and commentator zelma stuff who stays only peace, thoughts can finally in the us diligence. you know, if you thought about these, well, the apple groups no need for groups are different. they don't see eye to eye. they are fighting within them. so if you've got about only 12 is what i've been down. but that is the tendency that they are divided into 4. now that anybody seen a lie, i get the i thank you. but you cannot, for how long that one cannot hear it taking about breakdown or do you thi

u. s. state department for the 1st and says moscow and washington should hold a meeting on resuming inspections with tomic weapons sites. you're focused on risk reduction. we have a number of channels for communication. that is a good thing. it demonstrates our connect you with strategic stability, something we remain committed to something that is profoundly in a bilateral interest. the say he follows a decade on effort to reduce nuclear offset on both sides and expires. in 2026. earlier washington announce is routing us to work with russia on the creation of a new nuclear arms control system that will replace the start treaty. but both parties face challenges by then demanded that these associations take place with time is participation. things such discussion require an interest in partner acting in good faith. according to russian form is the 2nd level, it is objectively impossible to maintain the dialogue with the us. now, what do you have the u. s. rule from all previous treaties or missile defense intermediate and shorter rates missiles. meanwhile, the u. s. is already working on brand n

u. s. state department funding over the past 8 years. that's according to the u. s . online federal contract database. she has also worked as an anchor for the u. s. government's voice of america, person language, media service. back in january, 2020, as the tropic ministration was ramping up anti iranian regime change rhetoric at the end of trump's term. washington's institute for responsible state craft ran a photo of a lind. ashad with secretary of state might palm pale and denounce the western press for platforming. ellen ashad to promote iranian regime change without disclosing her state department funding. surely, it's just a total coincidence that joe biden said just at the beginning of november quote, don't worry, we're gonna free iran. so now that true saving anti disinformation gatekeepers like trudeau and palm pale, have been busted, violating their own standards. are they going to ban themselves from media platforms before they can re offend or is the you to denounce this dis, information peddling and ban the source like they're so quick to do every single

u. s. state department spokesman, i have a listen to this quickly. iran's violations of iraqi territorial integrity continue with little attacks carried out against the iraqi kurdistan region from november 20th through the 22nd. the united states strongly condemns these repeated and brazen violations and calls on iran to refrain from the 3rd. the threats and violence talking about iraq, he territorial integrity are, know it's a little bit light. the pot calling the kettle black perhaps yesterday when you consider that the, the u. s. and these, well, yes of been using iraqi kurdistan as a platform to destabilize iran on each western borders. and so basically what you want is saying is they're going to give baghdad the central government of iraq, the opportunity to get a drip on the situation. but the bank that is not able to do so, you would have to assume is its responsibility and act reporting. it's a matter of national security for you wrong done and bring us up, bring us some of the angles, say when, when it comes to the situation. the conflict ongoing ukraine when it comes to european

u. s. state department's cultural heritage committee. and as a charter member, the smithsonian facilitates data, and knowledge, to better preserve and protect the cultural output of peoples everywhere. the war in ukraine is a reminder of just how important these kinds of efforts are. as the war takes a terrible toll, not just on its citizens, but also on its history and culture. it is vital that we continue improving our ability to make a difference. the smithsonian cultural resource initiative is partnering with the virginia museum of natural history on the cultural heritage monitoring layout, using satellite imagery to monitor about 28,000 ukrainian cultural sites to document any damage and share it with the proper authorities. and the profound value of making connections was underscored when calling from ukraine who participated in previous cultural heritage courses, alerted us to the plight of several ukrainian full bright scholars. thanks to the efforts of our office of advancement, the office of international relations, and the off

u. s. state department. >> he was talking about living in moscow and cairo and dakar.'s amazing. >> a worldly guy. >> very much, so. a great conversationalist and -- and fun to talk with. >> but recently, byron wasn't himself. his house had been broken into a few times. the thieves taking everything, from money to precious, family heirlooms. the langes say their friend had become afraid. >> he was acting real quiet, real scared. >> and then, that crime-scene van showed up outside byron's home, and kathy was sure her friend was in trouble. >> just worry and panic. it's like, something's wrong. >> she was right. something was wrong. burglars had struck, again. this time, byron was home, and he had a gun. he had managed to defend himself, and survived the break-in. >> if you break into somebody's home, you better not have an expectation you're going to walk out alive, because the law permits them to shoot you. >> wetzel was the sheriff. when two intruders broke into his house and crept downstairs, byron shot both of them, dead. >> minnesota law's clear on, this thing. you

u. s. state department is set in a statement that, along with special envoy for this region, from the u. k. france and belgium that they condemn in the strongest possible words, the advances of un sanctioned m 23 armed groups. these are some of the strongest comments we've had so far from the western powers who were influential in this region. but people here waiting to see if this increased diplomatic activity is going to amount to any changes on the ground ahead of piece talks, which are due to resume in low on in and go las capital luanda on monday time for a check on the weather here is robbed, a major winter storm is blowing through the great lakes of eastern canada, new york state, for example. this swirl of cloud is, is what's within really cold air, it's blowing of the top of open water to great lakes. this is the result. this is lake effect, snow the meter meter and a half 1.7 meters recorded. southern buffet, little embarrassing. he get the snow glass duck. but when you go it happens. that is so easy. narrow. so we've had what 36 as of us give you a meter and a half. the wind s

u. s. department of state. there is no confirmation from the department of justice itself. we do not know whether there were any preachers, whether there has been some form of communication, but to reiterate any such move an unilateral investigation by the department of justice into the affairs of another state would be very rare indeed. why can't i thank you very much indeed. still to come this half hour. turkish police blames kurdish militia for sunday's deadly explosion in istanbul. i'm the case on a new deal. paying franz even more money to stop my grants crossing the channel. ah ah. with oh, from sports championed to bed bound, i felt one's investigates how the nfl escaped paying billions of dollars to former players who suffered devastating brain damage. blank americas most popular sports. i'm sorry you didn't die before 2015. good luck to you and your family. i know where he got c t from papa. when i looked at it, it's all about his brain being bruce because of the block force. when you get playing a position, blood sport on, i just eat up. why do people tell stories

public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net price was encouraging people to make their way to the airport and telling the press the evacuation was efficient and effective . but the airport gates were closed and internal med, most were talking about how they were too many dead bodies at the airport. and they don't know how to deal with all of them. well, they get more on the story now. we're going across live to former c i a analyst, larry johnson. thanks for joining us on the program. mr. johnson. so what do you make of the defense department heading out on china over the u. s. is withdrawal from afghanistan? is a sent, excuse me, it's a symptom of the skits a framing and u. s. policy that document that this came in is the a, it's an annual report required by congress called the this one is the 2022 national security strategy. and with respect to china, when you read it, you realize the opening law opening line and it says that the people's republic of china is the

u. s. department of agriculture state's around $8000000.00 turkeys have died of a the, an influenza this year. but efficiency also trying to blame russia for the rising costs of thanksgiving dinners in america. the price of a lot fresh starkey will cost just $0.02 more per pound than last year. and a large frozen turkey would cost $0.09 more per pound than last year. with the ongoing highly pathogenic avian influence outbreak rushes war in ukraine and draw across the united states, pushing up the price of thanksgiving staples. however, the u. s. department didn't explain how exactly wash as military operation is affecting the prices of american turkeys. joe biden earlier referred to the higher food and energy prices as putins price hike. however, food prices in the us were on a surge even before the ukraine conflicts wraps in february. some americans have expressed their discontents with the unpleasant thanksgiving bells. no, i have a very good printer now. i'm thinking maybe it's not enough. i was 10 years ago. i told people some people retire early in the what would be inflation, the t

u. s. white house or state department. i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us. well, the north korean launch of the ballistic and continental ballistic projectile on friday cause another stir globally as the next day. g 7 diplomats issued a joint statement condemning the test on calling on the un security council to take strong measures. the organization then held an emergency meeting yesterday. ringback and which officials on representatives from 10 member states including india and 5 korea condemned to launch this time. according to the deputy secretary general of the united nation. it's the 1st successful test of the d p r. case, largest and most powerful miss capable of reaching any part of north america. north korean officials say that such launches prevent aggression from the u. s. on south korea are defensive in nature

u. s. white house sort state department, i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us. the north korean law of an intercontinental ballistic missile on friday cools another in the world community. as the very next day g 7 diplomats issued a joint statement condemning the launch. i'm calling on the un secretary council security council to take strong measures. the un held an emergency meeting on monday in which you are the officials and representatives from 10 member nations including india and south korea condemned the launch. according to the deputy secondary general, the united nations, this is the 1st successful test of the deep p r k, the largest and most powerful missile capable of reaching any part of north america . both korean officials claim of these tasks prevent in russian from the united states and south korea and are defensive in nature. but the u. s. officials say that the laws of this nuc

u. s. white house or the state department. i express my strong regret over the fact that the un secretary general has taken a very deplorable attitude oblivious of the purpose and principles of the un charter and its proper mission. this clearly proves that he is a puppet of the us. so i'm curious, the latest launch of a mess all on friday, ultimately prompted g 7 different master issue, a joint statement condemning the test. and while calling all the un security council to take strong measures. now the organization then held an emergency meeting just in the past 24 hours in which various officials and reps from 10 member states including india and south korea all got together and basically condemned the launch. well, according to the un, so deputy secretary general, it's the 1st successful test of north korea's largest and most powerful miss allan apparently capable of reaching any part of north america. john gang says such launches, prevent aggression from the united states and sol. they also say they're all the defensive in