u. s. though the e. c. b, for example, is also jacking up rates. can we expect more collapses of these smaller regional banks to follow and other countries? no look really. we can't expect that one must say is that the fast increase in interest rate, c, e, c, b was forced to undertake you to inflation at leads to certain vulnerability. and this is very evident in europe is he should have started one year, always increasing interest rate. now he has to do it very steeply. this means a long term bonds lose a lot of value. and if you have to realize this value and the trouble, but it's a question about trust sep in california, was a class of the bank run when there's a ronald liquidity, no bank where you survives that on this bank was particularly badly place to cope with such a problem, as it didn't even made a proper risk management also in just for the total. ok, so this seems to be contained likely to the specific bank. now the fed is meeting again next week to decide on interest rate increases before the bank collapse. investor is expected more r

u. s. though it failed to reach all bits. it was the fed attempt, but private aerospace thought that relativity space. the company said the rocket experience an animal anomaly during it's 2nd stage, a separation 3 d printing is seen as a cheap away building spacecraft. and that in new standards for space travel, we were waiting a muslims around the world have been marked in the beginning of the holy month of ramadan. for the next 30 days, devout muslims will refrain from eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset. every region has its own way to celebrate from colorful street lighting, to mouth prayers, and sharing meals with family and friends around 1800000000 muslims. worldwide i expected to observe ramadan, which is intended to bring them closer to god and remind them of the suffering of the pool. and that's it for me on the do seem a fun out. up next focus on europe. the spotlight on people got else was in berlin from me and the teen my fortune. ah ah, with a fight for freedom in georgia, a controversial bill. dr. thousan

u. s. though it failed to reach orbit, it was the 3rd attempt by private aerospace start up relativity space. the company said the rocket experienced an anomaly during it's 2nd stage separation. 3 d printing is seen as a cheaper way of building spacecraft and setting new standards for space. travel are see you again at the top of the out with a, with to the point. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective as russian missiles and drones blasted ukraine, chinese president vision ping concluded what they call the journey of friendship and peace. to moscow. could this friendship make china the winner as the ukraine war drags on? find out on to the boys. to that point with d. w. ah . guardians of truth, i have paid almost every price of you june the country like to keep taking on the powers that be they risk everything. john dunbar meets activists, journalists, and politicians living in exile. they were torture. they live for their mission. what drives them? people need to know what is

u. s though does have a history of using shells, notably during nato's 999 and plumbing campaign in yugoslavia. and during the 2003 iraqi war, the us fired more than 300000 depleted uranium rounds. some in civilian areas have had deadly consequences or the off them off fluids are following to massive u. s. military seizures source sharp rise and birth defects, cancers, and other illnesses. the meantime, washington said it's up to london. what kind of ammunition it sent to ukraine? we would let the u. k speak for itself in terms of what solver, decisions are going to make about providing ammunition. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been in use for, for decades. but i, for my senior security policy analyst at the office of the us defense secretary michael maloof, he says that sending depleted uranium munitions as military 8 to may very well actually end up hurting ukrainians them. so the u. s. does have a closer arrangement with the u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they'v

u. s. though has a history of using those shells. no to be during nato's $19909.00 bombing campaign in yugoslavia. and of course, during the invasion of iraq during the 22000 or 3 iraqi war, the u. s. 5 more than $300000.00 depleted uranium rounds, having the deadly effects and civilian areas. are they optimized? felicia, source sharp rise and birth defects, kansas and all sorts of other illnesses. meantime, washington says it's up to london. what kind of munition it sends to ukraine? we would let the u. k speak for itself in terms of what solver, decisions are going to make about providing ammunition. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been used for, for decades, where we discussed the whole idea of the u. k sending depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine with the former senior security policy analyst of the us pentagon. the u. s. does have a closer arrangement with the u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've b

u. s. federal reserve has raised interest rates again in an effort to contain inflation. despite similar measures having already been will attributed to the recent collapse of multiple u. s. banks. though the us treasury secretary genet, jaelyn insists everything is under control. the situation is stabilizing, and the u. s. banking system remains sound. our financial system is also significantly stronger than it was 15 years ago. i believe the directions reduce the risk of further bank failures that would have composed losses on the deposit insurance fund, which is paid for through fee is on banks. i don't think it looks good. the tool, i mean we've got something which is now being downplayed, right. the silicon valley bank crash has been labeled by many economists as the 2nd largest banking fashion history. if you look at the numbers, then we saw what happened to switch them. we saw credit suisse again. i a behemoth of a bank, go completely under. and it seems that just playing and playing and playing it down, right. but the facts kind of speak to themselves. and to me it just appears that they're more interested in other topics. while the been looking at the actual facts involved her

u. s, even though he's not robert downey jr this morning. good morning america. back now, with a $32 million attempted robbery at an airport in south america. the cash had been flown in from miami to santiago, chile , when heavily armed men stormed the runway at the airport. that's where brinks workers were transferring the money from a plane to an armored truck shoot out erupted, killing a security officer and one of the would be robbers. the others fled empty handed. we turn now to a new battle over the covid vaccine requirement. this one involves a tennis superstar and the governor of florida who's thought to be eyeing the white house. this morning, governor ron de santis is floating a new offer to bring tennis star novak djokovic into the country to play in florida tournament. i would run a boat from the bahamas here for him, i would do that 100% djokovic never got the covid vaccine and is therefore barred from entering the us to santis wrote to president biden this week asking for a waiver to allow djokovic to play at the miami open this month, saying the ti

u. s. memphis though. chinese people from around the world launched a global campaign to check on their living conditions. the inspections revealed that out of old the pond, this living abroad, those in russia and south korea, where the happiest quantum. as modern music, near, we inspect the pandas every day. once a month we take blood to monitor their physiological state and state of their health. we send all this data to chinese specialists who also track them panda's get fresh bamboo 4 times a day, which regularly comes to us from the netherlands. each pan to living in the moscow's who has its own separate territory. they don't enter each other's territory, but they hear each other communicating by smells. of course, during the breeding season, we will connect them, but for a very short time, just like in nature because they do not live with each other as a family. the practice of exchanging gifts has a symbolic, it's very important meaning is it's represents the state of diplomatic relations between nations. that's her up for this hour and coming up the east and the south are coming

u. s. president, u. k. prime minister and australian prime minister, they will announce plans to develop a new generation of submarines that we built in the u. k. and australia though with the u. s. technology and support. the new subs fueled by weapons grade, highly enriched uranium, and they could enter service in the late 20 thirty's or early 20 fourteen's. the austrian foreign minister that has asserted that the vessels will not be nuclear arms, so they wouldn't violate the countries and see proliferation commitments. that sounds like us as praise the controversial new deal if i washington calls that quote, a prospective peace stand that the inflection point in history, where the hard work of financing deterrence and promoting stability is going to affect the prospect a piece for decades to come. the united states can ask for no better partners in the pacific where so much of our shared future will be red or so just a quick explain for you. our office is a security pack between australia, the u. k. in america, which the countries claim stabilizes. the indo pacific region or international china specialist under long, he says the orcus nuclear sub field actually

u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking is visiting ethiopia. i need jack to boost u. s. influence in africa, though that comes as at a korea acute is washington of impeding peace in the south region. australia to plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. it does droll criticism from china to mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreements at risk from the program are russia agrees to extending the black sea grain.

u. s. and europe rising on tuesday, including many u. s. banks, which had appeared to be under pressure. it wasn't all good news, though with ratings agency moody's cutting its outlook on the u. s. banking sector from neutral to negative. 13 sasha stephan of the frankfurt school of finance can tell us more from new york, sasha. thank you very much for joining us and stocks starting to turn around but the outlook is down. can we breathe a sigh of relief, or is it to any i mean, the, i think the immediate fallout from the college of, as we be bank work. but he gave that so to speak. but of course, the, the underlying structural programs remain specifically in the banking sector. i. but i think as the, the immediate problem that you're, that we've seen particularly over the weekend on friday. i think that that has been stopped for now. ok, why i'd like to begin to is, you know, the recent bank lapses were significant silva, gate signature, silicon valley banks where they all rare one off events due to poor management or is that something broader and systemic to be worried about. so i'm the one hand, the, the banks are ver

u. k. and australia though with u. s. technology. then you subs fueled by weapons, great, highly enriched uranium and could enter the service in the late 20 thirty's, or even early 20 forty's. and the australian foreign minister that was asserted the vessels will not be nuclear. so they won't violate the countries and c, proliferation commitments about size. the u. s. has praised a controversial new deal, calling it quote, a prospect of peace. stand that the inflection point in history where the hard work of enhancing the church and promoting stability is going to affect the prospect a piece for decades to come. the united states can ask for no better partners in the pacific or so much of our shared future will be read or so just to explain it briefly. orcus is a security packed between australia, the u. k. and america, which the countries claims stabilize. is the indo pacific international china specialist andrew along what he says, the august nuclear sub deal under mines piece in the region have a listen to this. why louise? lucky

u. s. history as v. b 's collapse and account holder is scrambling to withdraw their money and sparked anxiety among its tech. heavy clientele, worries of wider chaos, appear unfounded though, as the biggest u. s. banks have healthy balance sheets. ho frances has suggested that a catholic priests and nuns could be allowed to marry in an interview. he said that celibacy was a tradition, not a requirement, and could be revised. his comments came after a german catholic association had urged him to consider abolishing priestly celibacy. iran and saudi arabia have agreed to re establish diplomatic ties and re open embassies within 2 year, 2 months. rather, that's after years of tensions. the surprise agreement was broken by china, which held it as a victory for dialogue and peace. the restoration of ties offers hope for peace in yemen, where is saudi arabia has led a coalition against the iran backed, who sees after years, all still it is saudi arabia and iran announced their re establishing diplomatic and economic toys. the breakthrough was mediated by china. the communicate was signed in beijing am on monday. we hope that this new chapter says will end the stalemate and rela

u. s. dollar unused though rupee in bilateral trade. if the country is reported having issues making trade payments with the greenback or egypt is not alone or some north african nations are also having the very same problem. a cairo recently purchased 2 ship loads of rice and had his use to settled the deal in the american currency to the smooth other trading process. the country already started trading with russia in local currencies. now, egypt would join 18 countries. at least that of agreed to do business in rupees for cross border transactions. essentially at a bit to d dollar rise, that part of global trade and the indian rupees edging closer to becoming that of an international currency potentially. well, let's get more details now. across lie to dr. margaret bathrooms, professor of political science at hell one university. joining us here on our tea international, a very warm welcome to today. so thank you very much for joining us on this program . what a fascinating story as well, what do you make of egypt discussions about po

u. s. population . and though i think that these kind of statement easily backfires in the mind of you as people act as a you, as pop and that is what we see paula to day. and we have to remember it's not an independence thing. it's acting as a small america inside european union and inside natal and over to africa. where can you has also been gripped by its own protest since people have taken to the streets to complain about the extremely high cost of living. the loonies images, even the schools of people holding bladed weapons and throwing rocks at no leaf. the demonstrations, the cold war by an opposition leader against president william written government last week, protest and i, roby, and other cities, 10 violence with police using pick gas and root cannon. one person was killed, who justified the protest, cooling that my constitutional rights. then you get the issues that. ready that i think that i didn't show you show anything because that's right. but unfortunate being lou enforcement, he's been letting i

u. s. have accused paging of a cover up the f b. i says a lab leak was likely the u. s. energy department agrees, though with low confidence, chinese officials have dismissed the findings as political height. some health experts say the hunt for patient 0 is an unhelpful distraction. we have been so distracted by trying to change this down, though we're not taking the actions that we need to stop it from happening again. and so i think our focus should be on, let's think systematically about where we can reduce risks. but mark leo says he's just relieved his work and his family's lives have returned to normal or whether he's home printer, whether it's business or studies. okay, we're working harder than before and making up for lost time. like many living in the hot, he wants to focus on the future and not the past. katrina, you aren't a 0 bating anymore cuz the senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization. thank doug of he says that competing narratives by china's humbling of the pond, bernard, i think the tensions and the even outright aggression unprovoked attacks by the united st

u. s. had accused aging of a cover up the f b. i says a lab leak was likely the u. s. energy department agrees, though with lot of confidence. chinese officials have dismissed the findings as political height. some health experts say the hunt, the patient 0 is an unhelpful distraction. we have been so distracted by trying to change this down, though we're not taking the actions that we need to stop it from happening again. and so i think our focus should be on, let's think systematically about where we can reduce risks. but mark leo says he's just relieved his work and his family's lives have returned to normal or whether his hamburger weather is business. we're studies we're working harder than before, making up for lost time. like many living in the hot, he wants to focus on the future. and not the past. katrina, you out a 0 dating the roach of the world's 1st 3 d rock. it has again been aborted for the 2nd time on saturday. take off from cape canaveral in. the us was halted with just seconds to go. the rock. it was designed by the us company relativity space. and we're supposed to spend 8 minutes g

u. s. have accused paging of a cover up the f b. i says a lab leak was likely the u. s. energy department agrees, though with low confidence. chinese officials have dismissed the findings. as political hype. some health experts say the hunt for patient 0 isn't unhelpful distraction. we have been so distracted by trying to chase this down, though we're not taking the actions that we need to stop it from happening again. and so i think our focus should be on, let's think systematically about where we can reduce risks. mark leo says he's just relieved his work and his family's lives have returned to normal on his own contract. whether it's business with studies working harder than before, making up for lost time. like many living in hon. he wants to focus on the future and not the past. katrina, you are the 0 dating. as kevin 19 spread to the united states in early 2020, the city that never slept was soon locked down. new york city quickly became the global focus for the virus. they were on the reports on what lessons learned. 3 years on the state of emergency and new york city, new york had just surpassed

u. s. had accused paging of a cover up the f b. i says a lab leak was likely the u. s. energy department agrees, though with low confidence, chinese officials have dismissed the findings as political height. some health experts say the hunt for patient 0 is an unhelpful distraction. we have been so distracted by trying to chase this down. though we're not taking the actions that we need to stop it from happening again. and so i think our focus should be on, let's think, systematic me about where we can reduce risks. or mark leo says he's just relieved his work and his family's lives have returned to normal or before his hamburger, your weather is business. we're studies or we're working harder than before. and i'm making up for lost time. like many living in the hon. he wants to focus on the future and not the past. katrina, you aren't a 0 bating. the doctors without borders. his temper temporarily closed its hospital . lindsay, surreal. one of the poorest parts of haiti's, capital, puerto prince. it's the latest indication of the worsening gang warfare and the country, a situation which the united nat

u. s. had accused aging of a cover up the f b. i says a lab leak was likely the u. s. energy department agrees, though with low confidence, chinese officials have dismissed the findings as political height. some health experts say the hunt for patient 0 is an unhelpful distraction. we have been so distracted by trying to chase this down. though we're not taking the actions that we need to stop it from happening again. and so i think our focus should be on, let's think, systematic me about where we can reduce risks. but mark leo says he's just relieved his work and his family's lives have returned to normal on the for his 100. you whether is business was studies or we're working harder than before and making up for lost time. like many living in the hunt. he wants to focus on the future and not the past. katrina, you al jazeera meeting. california banking regulators have shut down silicon valley bank. it's the 2nd largest failure of a financial institution and us history. the bank found to raise fresh capital on friday. it suspended, trading after cheers plummeted as much as 66 percent and pre market t

new interview about the war in ukraine, up first for us, though tiktok ceo goes under oath and says his company is not a glaring risk. the u. s national security lawmakers, though in both parties clearly not convinced, piercing questions today, up on capitol hill, the hearing in the house energy and commerce committee, kicking off with a reminder and misleading congress is a federal crime. tiktok's chief, very, very careful in his answers, he says the app can keep data from millions of american users off limits from the chinese government. but lawmakers counter. they say simply, they don't believe it. they see tiktok as a weapon for the chinese regime. your platform should be banned. i expect today you'll say anything to avoid this outcome. you gave me only generalized statements that you're investing that you're concerned that you're doing work . that's not enough for me any american dance employees in china, including engineers currently have access to us data. congressman would appreciate this. this is a complex topic today. all data that complex covers them. and i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has acce

u. s. l. i, even though relations have been strained between the u. s. and saudi recently been here cautiously welcomed how, how difficult is this for the us seeing this, this kind of deal, if you local this rep or small being being broken by china. i don't see it as incredibly difficult. we've heard a number of statements from us officials welcoming this deal, any initiative or agreement that lowers the regional temperature and reduces the likelihood for conflict in the region. especially a conflict between saudi arabian iran will absolutely be welcomed by the white house. that being said, we live in an increasingly multi polar world, and the u. s. is not expected or willing to be involved in every negotiation. and every issue in this particular agreement, china was in much better position. arguably, the u. s. could not have completed this agreement because it does not maintain formal relations with iran. china does. china maintains very strong relations with saudi arabia and it maintains very strong relations with iran. but look, this was not an active

u. s. sober towards west though. yep. i'm afraid there is still some snow in the forecast more that's come. we got these areas of low pressure just running in to the west coast. northern parts of california particular still seeing some rain and snow struggling to get around 11 degrees celsius. they're in san francisco, a 14 and ally. it should be dry, fine, and settled, but it should be getting into the low twenty's now. so still on the cool side some when she whether the to turn to where western parts of canada some snow sliding across the mountain states over towards the lakes. adel drift further east was as we go on through tuesday, 7 celsius in new york, a little disappointed, but it should be largely dry clean wesley wind coming through here. chapter one, a 2 were sleepy showers. just stop steak, some snow. they're just pushing into the northern plains as we go back into choose dance, sign to some wet to weather few shells across the deep south, just a few showers to enter the caribbean over the next couple of days.

u. b. s. takeover price. is this a sign of some kind of contagion that is affecting the west? i mean, could there be a domino effect? mr. chow says, i think certainly it, even though the u. s. has a ways to does deal with these prices because they did this before. but basically they are printing money out to, you know, try to do this on a short term problem. but the long term problem is really about the trade and the investment decline and the cost increase because all the sections around the world . and i think it's also this is really a global price and you need a global solution. and i think that china and russia as the member of the national, the u. s. security castle, you know, they are working together to basically trying to find a peaceful way and also to ensure prosperity of, of the global economy. we this is, yeah, this is right. you talk about prosperity, the global economy. it's something that many countries around the world today are openly discussing. and when i say countries i'm talking about, for example, mr. child members of the bricks, family, members of the shanghai corporation, organization, members of the assay on for example. and there are som

u. s. took $3000.00 vietnamese children, gave them to american family. the court has a recent case of trump who took children forcibly from latin american immigrants, but the u. s. is never investigated for crimes even though there war crimes are substantial and now to the don't. yes, republic, where 2 more civilians had been wounded by a band petal, anti pass now lines scott, to the cross residential areas by the ukrainian military at least 3 low course of already being killed in dumbass and more than a 100 wounded by the internationally prohibited explosives. ortiz, my cause. we spoke with the latest victims. 2 more civilians were wounded here in dentist. both of them stepped on a so called that'll mind, they're also known as anti personnel mines, and they're prohibited. now, ukraine, they've been throwing these minds around and residential areas here. in the next for over a year. and now the, the spring time has come. many of these little mines are surfacing on the ground and they're not visible to the naked eye. and as a result, people get hurt almost on a daily basis. right now. i will speak to the latest victims, how the special mines the older and what had yellow will, would have somebody come i wen

though the u. s. government could potentially be complicit in a legit ukrainian war crimes. after all, russia has documented over 2600 such cases since 2014, many of the perpetrators being current members of key ebs political and military leadership. meanwhile, ukraine continues to target civilian areas and don boss with a number of documented attacks rising by the day. according to the office of the ombudsman of the dawn at people's republic between january 1st and december, 28th, 202-1091 civilians were killed in the region and another 3500. 33 people were wounded. human rights abuses, mounting civilian casualties, and a blank check for military assistance, all in the name of having ukrainian proxies die for nato's war with the us taxpayer footing the bill. re add says it's ready to invest in the iranian economy. falling the chinese brokered agreement to restore diplomatic relations between saudi arabia and turan. how quickly in your mind, do you think we're going to see sadie ravia making significant investments and vice versa? i would say very quickly, it honest. i've ne

but when other countries have issues is the russian though, the u. s. and it's western now i says, brush it up, i go go back to this statement. they are, are back of december, 17, 2021 when the russians had here is our proposal for european security and it was completely brush. wait because washington is an interested in that jack. let me go to you in paris on the issue of trust here. you know, who below update the nord stream pipelines, do you want to trust those people in negotiations? well, i certainly am lost treme pipeline, but will be one or one topic or more precisely, or one bargaining chip in any negotiation. but, but i said before, you know, and that's a problem that is trust. there is, of course, no trust or very low level of trust. and from russia to war that european mostly, ah, germany and france end as they raised a very, very little trust us in europe to what russia. so this is as those of us proven now what it is also a p range, ease, mistrust, a between nato, and now you, you are hearing in false are more and more people saying, well,

u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking. it's visiting ethiopia and me share essentially post u. s. influence on the african continent, though it does come as editor, i accuse it's washington. i've actually impeding peace in hell. australia's plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from america certainly draws criticism from china. it concerns the deal, puts non proliferation agreements with also russia agrees to extend the black sea grain deal, which was set to expire this saturday. it will be extended for 2 months. however, most of those days, the west must old up it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian. greg with multiple us banks, seeing that stops crash to american violence collapse over the weekend. a president, a bite and essentially made an emergency address trying to steady the boat, assuring americans that money is with us. and we are live from all to international headquarters in moscow where it's now just off to 4 pm on tuesday, straight your top stores. so russia's wagner group has reported taken control over the northern part of the industrial zone of a song that is in the city about tom offic

u. s, so they've managed to sanctions to break that and they want to keep that broken. they want to batter this down, even though it's a disaster for the entire e. u. and frankly, russia has in this war is moving forward and has been able to match them in every sense. so they're not expecting a successful outcome, but i think they're committed to keeping it going. at this point, they're not negotiating on anything of substantial purpose. they are rubbing up against china. they are continuing on other fronts, but i don't think they've stopped this. yeah, i thought that was, that's a really interesting point because, you know, one of the problems with me go back to you and washington is and what is the definition of winning? what is the definition of losing victory and all this? i mean, the way i have looked at the conflict from the very beginning is security now that everyone wants security, and that's the way to get to settle this. ok, but the west doesn't want to do that, sarah, perfectly put it together. is that the u. s. is actually one on a strategic level. it's separated europe from its relationship with ru

u. s. friendship is unshakable, even though the 2 countries might have certain disagreements and they certainly do 4 months hidden. yahoo's block has been very actively pushing for a controversial judicial reform that saw huge public disapproval, including in the military ranks. on tuesday, america's president biden criticized the path, israel toast to follow. what also remains to be seen is when newton yahoo will be invited to washington in the same speed to bind and made it clear that for now these really prime minister, whose government came to power 3 months ago. and he already traveled to a number of european countries with official visits is not welcomed in the white house, like many strong support who i'm very concerned that they get history cannot continue on with hopeful hopefully funding to roll with. yes, indeed, this trade a very harsh words between best friends, israel and the u. s. comes and made claims from inside israel, from some israeli officials that washington may be involved, maybe behind or even sponsoring massive. i'm to government protests that have been shaking the coun

u. s. friendship is unshakable, even though the 2 countries might have certain disagreements and they certainly do for months. it and yeah, has block, has been very actively pushing for a controversial traditional reform that saw huge public disapproval, including in the military ranks. the i, the country's defense minister announced the prison of the reform, but promised to get back to this issue in several months on tuesday, america's president binder and criticize the path israel chose to follow like many strong support issue. i'm very concerned with finding with what also remains to be seen is when newton yahoo will be invited to washington in the same state to bind and made it clear that for now these really prime minister, whose government came to power 3 months ago. and he already traveled to a number of european countries with official visits is not welcomed in the white house or so so much of just so i understand. so in the recent war pos 1520 minutes or so, netanyahu has come out saying that, oh, the friendship between a television in washington is unshakable. it's as strong as it cou

u. s. and using new military force. and we now have about $800.00 bases around the world. another nation comes close to that. other u. s. military budget is approximately a 10 times aug, though that was more than the next 10 largest militaries in the world combined. and most of them are us. so that would be a perfect example of a unipolar world. the idea of a multi polar world is one. that is what we're seeing today, which includes, involves russia, which is a tremendous has it has a strong an industrial economy. but it's also has tremendous amounts of resources. and in fact, it's probably the closest to what we would call an ot tarkey today, which means it has everything that it needs to, to maintain its economy. now with china, china is the factory of the world. ah, the world depends on it for finished products and are then you have brazil which is, are also very large economy in south africa and, and, and now you have our, you know, saudi arabia starting to reach out to russia and china and iran, ah, and our this is a big problem because the united states policy going all the way back to 948 is that the u. s. must control the economy and they must, this is u. s. policy. t

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