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u. s. thesis to provide support the free do you think that will change any mines if what i didn't the of if, if a lot of job i, instead of the u. s. continues to deny additional support to ukraine. it. okay. it, well, could be that hotel and we'll get what he wants and that the u. s. could warrant of fighting russia. i think that is actually what we should still understand. yes. that is the do not support. now ukraine, it is also a problem for our security for the american security and finds a way. it's also important for the republicans, because if you want really to contact china, you'll also need to come to contain china instrument in euro. that's important at the end of the gaza, very important. it's also about geo politics. please do not forget the fuel and has the concrete interest in his basis as ends in the east. that's also very important . i'm going to not go there because we have very little time left on the clock. and i would very, very, if you'd like to, to come back to the point about morale that you made earlier. irina, how do people in russia and especially mothers in rus

i think the u. s. is already trip, you know, it's already made it clear that it's not interested in a ceasefire or what, what they've been calling a sustainable. i think the station they want to pause. i'm hoping that that's something that the us can agree to. but you know, the us has made, it stands, she very, very clear. and even though it's trying to limit maybe in some ways, the way israel is waging this war, the us is 100 percent behind his rel, it is not calling for a cease fire. and so any human resolution that alludes to cease fire is not going to be supported by the us. if it's some kind of pause then, maybe that's something that the us can get behind. we were talking about benjamin up now, who are there, and i'd like to bring him back into the conversation. how much do think there is a sense that uh benjamin netanyahu and his government are getting frustrated and even angry at the rate is around the closest allies and now talking about its actions and goes up well, i mean, i think the israel h

so for a free and fair election, i think that that pressure from the u. s. has, has had very limited success. i'm sorry, how much russia and, or china, i feel any a gap left 5 of us. well i think that we've seen all the key players in the region. the china as well as india and russia for that matter has strengthened relations of bangladesh and a big way. they have a very strong comfort level with the current government. and of course, the us is on the other side of that, but i don't necessarily think that even if the election is regarded is not free and fair. and even if the us decides, perhaps to scale down its relations with bangladesh in a way that doesn't mean that the us for us appear from the scene. the us wants to have a good relationship with buying a dash and sees a bangladesh is a key player and it's brought her into a pacific vision. it wants to try to push back against china. you then thank you so much as well. that will leave it there. thank you. so thank you, michael, google and from the the wilson center. thank. next, i'm the w music of maestro

u. s. do you think the democratic institutions and processes are at an inherent disadvantage in dealing with problems as complex as migration? is that one of the reasons that main street politicians so often seem to fail? yeah, i think it's a, it's not an easy uh, topic migration is something you'll see in world history. the people move one place to another place. we have climate change and that's you mentioned it poverty. of course. those are reasons to go from one country to another country and in europe for example, we've seen a bigger amount of migration in the last years um uh it was in germany that mrs. merc all the chancellor of the drum least you said we're gonna, we're gonna make that, we're gonna solve this. it's possible. but right now you see component there was an, an on our government the right wing government. so they, they close to border there. uh, the east side border migrants were used as a weapon uh by governments by, for example, uh russia and uh, the bill goes from mr. lucas lucas, franco. um, they used migrants to, to bring uh countries in enforceable germany other pla

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u. s. just blog that attempt. i think that answers the question of what the u. n is at the moment and what role it serves in garza and frankly elsewhere. yeah, very widely said thank you cannot the end of that. but i've seen the american jobs and see what are the edits of the past. i'm clinical slips. the thank you for your time. yeah, it's uh now the bundle. why the the v c, as the present of suck up her middle finger have the beginning of a broad cost needs present that, mary, i'm a chevy. apologize on the social media. and it says that the pharmacy or the fame jester was a joke for some of the friends. also recently the babies equals a bit of a sky that was several news levels about the use of how much confidence it. nathan, with it contained false names. but the thing to an agent, in fact, the rules are rules of apologize for saying that pro privacy and protests in london essentially. and so vote of the minutes a group of us as well as live now certain messages and would as of all the, all i, big above and things. edwards, for joining us here on our see now

how do you think other countries in the region might respond? if that u. s. late intervention did go ahead? can you repeat the question? how do you but believe other regional countries may respond? if the u. s. lead intervention actually happens? i think other countries wants to, to calming down all this situation, especially a militarily in the areas of but the united states haynes, this is a global problem of walk through to products. uh bread. see, this is a serious problem. and by the end of the street, the us itself has a must of naval presence in the middle east. why would it even need a coalition? do you think uh, uh they do as well. so that, that's uh, this is a global problem. and not the end there become problems of how big they said we need to call ation. consists of some countries. okay, thank you very much for your time today from you. i'm in journalists, mar one, the be live on the program of the threats of a white or a cold sake lose over not only young men, but also 11 on the mid reports that is really planning to invade its neighbors to the

i mean, i think it's there, i mean, complicity is simplistic. even the u. s. has been directly involved in this genocide since it's since the very beginning with generals on the ground with something weapons and bombs and, and financial aid for some diplomatic cover and support continuously. we also can't forget that we talked about guys a and the gaza strip. right now in terms of genocide, but before this genocide started, garza was in a really precarious position. there was put in security, they didn't have clean water to drink, there was no segmentation, you know, of the infrastructure present. so before this genocide started, garza was in a precarious position and now it's beyond comprehension. to be quite honest. and the u. s. has known about this has been complicit and directly involved in this genocide from the one and enabled it to continue with the assignments as well as a financial and diplomatic support. but i also want to emphasize, but in order for them to content for the us to continue this support for israel, they need to have local support for

u. s. a posing, i think the best answer to that is, which means didn't. how winston churchill described, the americans is that they will do the right thing after they've tried everything else saying that's the ceasefire. only benefits from us is very short sighted. it is a shallow and it is absolutely a wrong, very entity is not on just it's not just on this instance. there has been several previous incidents with the saudi b as a us ally, as a us friend have advised, particularly the obama administration and the by the ministration. that's what they are doing is, is wrong and has cautioned them that this will have consequences. that's what harm american interest for. good, forget about our own interest. forget about the regional interest. it will harm american interest. we warrant them when they were negotiating with, with it on the nuclear deal, excluding of the 8 on the other activities in, in the region back in 24 saturday. that on through the 2016. and we weren't the obama administration that you're going about it. the wrong way, and what was the ans

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i think the u. s. president is a 247365 day job. so i would imagine that as the us president joe biden heads to camp david for the holiday period, that he will continue to have the interactions with the is really prime minister, as well as with arab leaders in the region about the ongoing war. inside garza, we don't yet have a readout from the white house other than it'll heads up that there was a conversation on saturday between the us president and the as really prime minister. but as you noted, the as railey government is saying that it's going to continue with war and gods, but until it reaches what it says it's goals have been achieved. others repair is the director of israel. apollo son advocacy at don't i, human rights and foreign policy thing to join us not from washington dc could help you with this again, business repair on the site and we just talked about earlier. nothing yahoo! and by the spectrum on the side, we waiting for the official read down to a correspondence in the occupied east. jerusalem has already told us t

it is just it just calling to think, you know, he's an old man who's lost touch of u. s. foreign policy. and as george mentioned, i think, you know, west policy is america. now that's the transition that we've seen. probably the last couple of decades. you know, i'm really brought home most so with some ukraine where there was a be still on the table. and you kind of were reason, be happy with it, and the russians a reason i'm happy with it and you know, bite and sense of the, the job versed on some of that, discover it and make sure that we know you actually want to go with russia you know, that would be quite good, but even lots and lots since they didn't really want to rush out. they wanted a proxy. what with russia, which is, of course, much more cowardly and much more manageable. and they thought with that in the end of the month or 2, but to, to go back to georgia split. i think the west is in decline. that's how we look at 2023. you know about it. but that makes though it was a west. ok, we say of united states, george. more dangerous because no hedge them on in h

kind of forward to turn this back on on china, but i think what this is more question of is the argentine is turning more focusing more on the u. s. so a lot of the roles of china has taken until now. i think argentine is hoping that the us will step in because he is very anti communist. he made this very clear during the elections he called china and assassin in recent days. yeah, there's been reports on social media and how is the same time people don't be communist? which may or may not be satirical, which is quite hard to work out sometimes of these social media of his. but um i think basically it's as much looking towards the us as it is turning away from, from china. so don't be communists from. they often do nandita, but also does it alliance the what's at stake for china? what about the other side? well, a lot of this has to do with john his belt and road project, which is a mass of an infrastructure investment program. and for china, it's positioning itself very much as the champion of the global side on argentina. and many of the american countries are also with in this grouping. china is also a leader in the bricks, or

and i think that's an interesting point that you raised that the u. s. is finding itself increasingly isolated. yeah, i, i'm based in london, the u. k. i'm staying on the un security council resolution. but the world itself is looking at the situation and i think increasingly b, u, k, u s, they're feeling the isolation and the pressure will build on them. as i say, is a timeline here. there's talk of perhaps this thing going on for another 2 months. we can only think at the risk body count at the end of that 2 months and the destruction absolute destruction of, of, of hospitals and universities of, of in other infrastructure. if this is allowed to go on for, for 2 months, the blogs at the you and us opposition to a canvas diplomatic momentum that spill top advance anyway, inside the u. n. or in all the avenues, i think that he went to a very difficult place, isn't that because people are looking at the you and, and saying, where are you, the impotence of you and is so clear now. and, and it's interesting that has this impotence grow is, and as a catastrop

u. s. senate seat. i think it's political ambitions are not entirely clear.cle. another way that we've seen that on the ground here is political endorsement. seeking white to many people would call political retribution, particularly for texas house members who voted to bring forward articles of impeachment earlier this year against kim paxton. we've seen him go after incumbents, in most instances, endorsing their opponents, and the republican primary scheduled for this spring. some political experts and political consultants will tell you that one of the things that he is seeking to do now by all of this action, he is taking on the national stage, is to firm up his power among the base. >> toward the end of the impeachment trial, one of paxton's defense attorneys famously said that the george w. bush era in texas was over. how is paxton fueling a battle between conservative and maybe a bit more moderate texas republicans? these far-right maga folks, and folks who are the more traditional business republicans, so to speak? >> we are absolutely seeing that aga

countries, and i think that really has to be the outcome of the swedish be because if you think about us, the u. s. the, you, these are the 2 towers of freedom and democracy in the world. if we can support to crate rights 2024. have to move in on the money. i think it's crucial that you decides on this 50000000000 records, particularly notice in the us. i think more internal politics that individual, doctor craig and that's position has been postponed. so it's more crucial doesn't get to a positive decision on both in the case of few claims, we think it is a necessary sign that we support the activities of the opinions to meet all the mattress that we us them to meet that fine is, will cheat but it is also intended for russia, a message to moscow that the west is most about to a band and ukraine. but henry's prime minister will have to budge. all right, let's get model of that with the, the new brussels bureau chief, alexandra, on knob. and alexandra is victor all bon, going to budge when it comes to ukraine's you expression talks? well, if least at the moment we do not have any indication that he