u. s. is introduced these new laws designed to the to illegal crossings. it's also offer new legal pathways, which is supposed to encourage people to migrate to the u. s. through official channels. are these measures gonna work? well, i think they're gonna be dependent on 2 factors. so 1st i do think it brings the ball and they're allowed to move forward. they will work because we've seen this work with the ukranian example where, where the war happened at the beginning, we saw a lot of ukrainians come to the southern border and then the united states. and now we're going to have a legal process for ukrainians to come in stock coming through the southern border and it weren't. you don't see any ukrainians coming through the southern more already. but the question is twofold. number one will the states to the mind and minister agent for letting in all these people legally now, and will they succeed in such a lawsuit? and number 2, will mexico allow people who cross illegally from places that are not traditionally mexico and central america? so we're talking about candidly garago venezuela. i'm sorry cats are you when they arrive in his wayland, ah, will they al

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u. s. military man through and through mark mcgovern search for the 3 decades focused on surface warfare for the u. s. navy, he is now a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies in washington, dc. it is good to have you with us on the program tonight. mr. montgomery, we are trying to get clarity on this side of the landing about what the germans are planning to do with their leopard to change. what's it look like from your side of the atlanta? well, 1st thank you for having me and i think you're right there. we need clarity. i think the germans are slowly getting to the position where they are gonna allow for 3rd parties to transfer their leverage. has as your previous report mentioned, that 12 different countries have leverage. i think there are about 2000 them in the western european military. so there's a group of countries that could be a coalition of the willing to transfer them. i think it's best that they transferred with german permission. eventually the polls made it clear they do it without, but you begin to get into logistic challenges right away. if you star

u. s. debts is now 6 times what it was at the start of the century, despite its growing liabilities, the country has never defaulted on its payments. now the u. s. has crashed through . it's $31.00 trillion dollar borrowing limit, and that means the government could run out of cash to pay its bills in less than 5 months and puts congress on the clock to raise or suspend the debt ceiling. but getting law makers to agree on lance is expected to be a tough political battle on capital hill. the republican controlled house of representatives refuses to raise a debt limit unless president joe biden agrees to state spending cuts. democrats want it to be raised without any conditions. the treasury department has started taking so called extraordinary measures, including suspending investments for retirees to avoid missing financial obligations to bondholders. but that would give congress and biden until early june to resolve the issue. while the united states is among a few countries to set a legal limit on bar, right. so what exactly is the debt ceiling? it's the maximum amount. the government can borrow to pay bills already approved by lawmakers. it doesn't include new s

u. s. officials. so the leopards will be 1st stop in this circus and also in the firing line. and everyone will be watching to see how they manage with their jumping through the flaming hoops test. maybe the u. s. can even sell europe and replacements for those, particularly if they fail and leave the audience disappointed, or take contributor rachel mars then. thank you rachel. germany, which had previously abstained from providing heavy weaponry to ukraine over fear of being viewed as a party to the conflict, has now along with washington gone back on their pledges. disregarding previous precautions, us republican senator michael mccaul seems to have made a 180 degree turn on the matter as well. should ukraine be worried that the money is going to stop coming from the us? no, no. i think there's enough support on both sides of the aisle majority in the democratic party majority in the republican, the national security chairman like myself, supports us we. we have to educate our members. i don't think that quite understand what is at stake. so it was just right before the last election november the michael mccaul, that guy was saying, no, we really shoul

parent company alphabet announced a massive 12000 jobs will be cut part of a trend, riffling through major u. s. firms as they righty. ongoing economic storm. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york. yen is caught again the let's begin by talking about fort what exactly is the thinking behind these job cuts and why specifically in europe? well, i mean, the global car industry, i would say in general, it's experiencing a huge shift firm. as you mentioned, towards electric vehicles. as far as i understand, you need less workers produce those new type of ford cars and then when it comes to your, oh, well, actually ford had already announced some layouts that we were talking about. a couple of thousands of jobs in the united states last year. so now, so to speak at this in europe sterns and then on top of it, also some of the vehicles that ford for youth in germany are smaller sedans. and those cars are not so much in favor anymore with fords management. they're more looking towards bigger as you vs, or as you mentioned, e v. so, so this is a part of the reasoning why we

u. s. presidential elections through twitter. it had nothing to do with manipulating the findings in the report . the subsequent report that of that looked into the alleged ties between the former us, our present, donald trump and moscow. and we can see some of the interactions between twitter executives and members from congress and what they had to say now, for example, these twitter files, all they do is show washington eagerness to paying for russia as the bad guy. so even though there is no evidence to support them, that's what's what i was saying. it's off. hey, we cannot find evidence to what you're saying is happening. they are no rush and bought forms. let's take a look at the exchange that is produced that from maps i e. b. and discuss this further. i think we can push back strongly on the russian component here. i just reviewed the account is that it posted the 1st 50 trees with the released the memo and while a few of them are definitely look spammy, none of them have any sites have been tied to russia. i tried to wav

u. s. purpose, purpose through dennis organization. i'm vision to remove the world. for girls. are girls unrestricted access to money out because really simple. money is park. here's money. we was wanting to girls and feminists. and on by, in our groups cheering in and around the world. i was born in the neighborhood committee who were 6 years old. the war in this country keeps off. and so in a sense of our childhood was upset by the noise of my son then from college, which is a seat of us and right off side graduated in 2006. i had an opportunity to be on talking with the united nation on a very special project that was looking at an impact of conflict on children's lives across the board at flowers that it was based in new york transfer to dana to lebanon. disconnected stories of young people and again i had to hard to put those stories together and present that to the scary times. you know, mission. i will never forget when i made the decision and my wife will come back and my most visible reaction was from someone would drive in washington d. c. i was from gonna was driving

u. s. presidential elections through twitter, it had nothing to do with manipulating the findings in the report. the subsequent report that are, that looked into the alleged ties between the former us, our present donald trump and moscow. and we can see some of the interactions between twitter executives and members from congress and what they have to say now, for example, these twitter files, all they do is show washington eagerness to paint russia as the bad guy too, even though there is no evidence to support them, that's what's what i was saying itself. hey, we cannot find evidence to what you're saying is happening. there are no rush and bought forms. let's take a look at the exchange that is produced from matt's i b and discuss this further. i think we can push back strongly on the russian component here. i just reviewed the account that it posted the 1st 50 trees with the release the memo, and while a few of them definitely look spammy, none of them have any sites have been tied to russia. i tried to wave him off of this particular sorry line because we don't leave these bots. thi

through the fiery hoops. maybe if they're not, the u. s. can even sell europe. some replacements for them are to contribute to rachel mars than what the latest. thank you, rachel. earlier we spoke to italian journalist and then lucida, after a recent trip to don boss where he covered events outside of the western narrative that subsequently got him placed on to a potential terrorist watch list in europe. he says, europe needs an enemy, and this enemy has to be russia. the my 1st the joiner in the muffin december. i was shocked at about a checkpoint of the you can, i mean, that was a fight by soldiers off of 46. and there was the to model from people that was executed because suspected of, of, to be from full about on those was very, very shocker than the from june or may body feel there. because he's a unsafe to proceed to the rescue body. because the zone of it then you can be already fairly and this was a very, for me think i can say for example, about the 3 where we were in the internet for our children. and the trigger was very, very friendly with us. make u

u. s. customs figures, walden, 2000000 people crossed into the u. s. last year, half of them through mexico. meanwhile, off league washington announced yet another security assistant package to you claim, with almost $3000000000.00. the overall aid provided, the keys by biden's administration is estimated at around $50000000000.00 including my terrier, financial and military support. 2 of u. s. a republicans have been increasingly questioning the large amounts of money being spent on ukraine as major domestic problems are brushed aside and on the finance. we heard from american television, host amperage, and commentators, steve malls were, who says biden's visit was an attempt to garner support for reelection campaign. well, i think one of the, even before joe biden came into office, he promised to undo all the immigration policies that donald trump had put into place. and many of those policies had had effect. it's basically an open board, a policy under joe biden, and he hadn't been to the border in the 1st 2 years while texas and other border states have been going through a terri

u. s. has been seeking to destroy russia through a proxy war, waged in europe with using the u. s. dollar in international trade and the british group. i'm for a better option with good morning and welcome to good afternoon. i say welcome to our national broadcasting live from. i'm a mom and today we'll take a look at the latest news plus the top stories of the week gone by. we start with that, i just development the crank conflict. one mine has been reported killed in recent . you painting showing the city of the mass, bringing the total number of civilian deaths in the region this week to at least 9 authorities in the neighboring. the zappa rosier region have also said the artillery fire from his forces has heavy damage to the cemetery. official said there was no russian ministry installation within the vicinity. elsewhere, russian ships have reported the gain control over a suburb of the strategically important town of solid are the russian defense. he has said the training forces suffered heavy casualties about 50 soldiers killed or wounded in recent fighting in the area. so

m and s u v. assault vehicle drives through phoebe gate. an agent fire flashbanc grenade. for 28 p. m. fire is received from inside the house. 18 members returned fire shooting over 100 round. with one agent is wounded. in 448 p. m. feeling better, the yells someone is coming out. he commands his wife boundaries to leave the residence once in custody. she refuses to speak to the b 5 or 3 piano. feel better, go request a journalist to come to the scene and act as negotiate. 6 o'clock, pm, the f b i special agent in charge refuses for you, but it does require 60 wait, pm. the agency is a refrigerator door like a one and takes them for rifle off of safety. 3 seconds later, he sites his weapon on fi, medical center of mass, and fires 3 rooms ah, in washington senior f. b i officials ordered the team to not enter the house. finally, at noon, the next day, nearly 18 hours after the shooting. the f b i enters the home, finding fully medical heather dead on the floor. the autopsy report states that he bled to death from a gunshot wound and that he would have survived if he had bee

all the projects that were offered by not states and through the u. s. a. where is the stop right now? since the end of 40 years? and the says it's impact. we are facing big, big health issue. because we have to face all the aggression, the wounded, and in addition to the martyrs and the martyrs up to the top. and since the beginning of this year, we have it in martyrs to now in 2022 we have last year. we have 2220 marketers almost. and with, with, with what we are present with their families is politically how they suffer the children of all these issue. because when we are talking about, we are talking about not only physical, but also psychological health and the being of the people, it is a need that the initial committee interviews, especially at this moment that is with a new government that is existing and with its new policies that mink and there should be an in television by the government. i miss vile. the authorities will reach out and punish anyone. this was all over the recent bombing of them off in a north western part of the country. the deat

u. s. d o. d approved and secured a 3000000000 dollar sale of patriot missiles to saudi arabia and about 2300000000 for a bad missile defense system for the u, a. e. now over the years and through multiple presidents, the deals made between the u. s. and the saudis account for many, many billions of dollars every year. joining me to discuss the humanitarian crisis caused by nearly a decade of us bombs is doctor i showed you mon, she's the president and founder of the human relief and reconstruction foundation are known as y r r f. i. shad. thank you for being with us today. yemen has plunged into a full fledged humanitarian crisis. food shortages, cholera outbreaks, some 23000000 people in dire need. half of those are children. unicef has characterized it as a health scape. can you explain for us if this is an accurate depiction and why? and so chicky preeminent naming people, this actually is an accurate description. whitley don't realize, numbers is this. those behind single member falls 24000000 to visit him quite often. and i mean, the people that are new families make really hot as their child best thing, dying, living and dying of hunger. and this is the main main. remind

u. s. has been seeking to destroy russia through a proxy wold way in europe with ukrainian truth. south africa, seatbelt 100, if you think the u. s. dollar and international trend, as it turns to the rips group of countries for a better option. with top storage of the week and this our main headlines. welcome to the weekly get snotty international. we do starting out with the latest developments in the ukraine conflict, as we understand now. one man has been killed in a recent ukrainian shelling of the city of don. yet that's bringing the total number of civilian deaths in the region this week to at least 9. now authorities in the neighboring 0 as you reach and have also said that key of artillery, talkative, cemetery officials, adding there's no russian military installation in that area. elsewhere. russian troops report lee gain control over a suburb of the strategically important ton of solar daughter. and the russian defense ministry has set ukrainian forces suffered heavy casualties in recent fighting. there. a sold out itself came on to russian control last week, theoreticall

u. s. not of disapproval. take us through the remarks, the reaction to sure. well us secretary of state anthony blanca, not only made these comments, but while he was in egypt, he made a point of meeting with human rights activists. and the gypsies government has responded and they've said that the security measures that have been taken have been necessary to stabilize egypt and to help the government work to provide things like housing, jobs, and education for the population. now many are looking on and hearing anthony blankets, comments, and noticing the smack of hypocrisy. in his words, it's a very tiny speaking. there's been quite a bit of unrest in the united states. let's recall out recently in atlanta, there was a protest or kill after clashes with a state trooper when the police in atlanta, georgia were clearing out. protesters would occupied a public safety training center. and that's not the only incident of unrest and clashes with protesters. it's taking place, memphis, tennessee, another us sitting in the side of unrest, accusations against the pol

u. s. a messy politics of my go through, but no big to legislations. and what will this mean for the international affairs? i'm sure the support that the old congress has shown for ukraine that is still uncertain. totally natur. my reporting that no russian army commanders are facing mounting criticism as home of a russian troops killed in a ukrainian strike on new year's eve. the kremlin has taken the unusual step of confirming that 89 soldiers died. though ukraine says the actual figure is in the hundreds, russia says the unauthorized use the use of mobile phones by its soldiers allowed ukraine to pinpoint their location. russian crowns gather in somber ceremony in the city of samarra, to mourn soldiers killed in ukraine. people who lived here are among those who died in a new year's eve bombing in the keep care. so that is we get to honor the memory of all dead soldiers of the special military operation. we get there because it's hard for everyone was when it's hard, we should be together which mr. huge piles of rubble of all that remains from the b

the m one, a bronze tank is a 3rd generation battle tank, named off through a u. s. army general the it was created for homage ground warfare during the cold war for more than 40 years later and following significant upgrades. it's the u. s. army main battle tank. the abrams has seen action in numerous military conflicts around the world, including iraq and afghanistan, weighing more than 60 tons. it's one of the heaviest tanks in service that makes it bulky, but it's well protected against most anti tank weapons. it's $120.00 millimeter main gun has a range in excess of 4 kilometers. what makes the m one a bronze unique is its gas turbine engine, which uses a type of jet fuel. although it has an impressive performance, even washington has acknowledged it has very high fuel consumption compared to traditional diesel engines. the u. s. also admits the tank system is hard to maintain and expensive to run. just 2 of the reasons why washington has been reluctant to deliver this battle tank to ukraine. for months, ukrainian forces have been locked and bloody battles agai

and all the projects that were offered by not states and through the u. s. a, we're stopping that right now since the end of 40 years and it says its impact, its impact on different and different areas in the sector as well. the other donors, they are delaying or so they are not offering this assistance financial assistance. why? i think it's political. do we myself as minister of health. i'm looking was with, with, with the humanitarian i, to my people. how can we help we have, we are trying our business as, as the government with the leadership of resent mahmoud, our best prime minister, mr. to talk to you how to cope with this situation until now we are, we are standing and trying to give all the services to our people. how about the depth and use of how we have almost in the sector 22w3c shekels. as depth and we have shortages of medical supplies. right now i have $9.00 to $1.00 items of the social workers out of stock. this is very alarming. and, and i know i have a meeting with the donors with instructor working group done those. and i just mention tha

and the same trend is happening in regard to bosher, allison from her through the u. s. has a special confidential channels on prisoners of war with she read. but other countries, for example, to k, as you know, as advocated for normalizing relations with damascus, present erewhon said that he's prepared to meet with prisoners sad news. and they asked for a good services. there was a meeting held between the defense ministers with russian facilitation. they are preparing a foreign ministers meeting the arab countries, and you could either never left seriously have left their embassies or now are returning back, returning their embassies, for example, the united arab emirates. this is also a country which has tremendous experience, has been in mediation, and they're using bad for the, for the good purposes. and we appreciate that very much. the life itself will make, make every one review these possibilities proceeding from the reality and not from some perfect picture painted by some one in there. there are geopolitical dreams of those little no problem. but one of the m