of the world's population for 1000000000 people will have the opportunity to vote in places from the u and the u. s. to russia, india and mexico math to what's your outlook when you hear that number it, are you concerned that the sum total of those elections could in fact pose a risk to democracy? uh, no, i think it's a good thing and i'm generally an optimist. and i think it's, it's wonderful that so many people will be able to cast their votes in their, in their various countries. i obviously think that the election of the united states is the most important of, of those elections. but i think it's a, a strong symbol of the important in during importance of democracy in our world that 4000000000 people will be able to go to the ballot box. many of the populace and nationalists, who in fact are on the rise elsewhere have taken a leaf from donald trump's book. donald trump is now running again for office. what's the secret to his ongoing appeal as well? i would argue that donald trump took a lead from some of the other populace around the world, the an, during his rise to power. but i think that, you know, th

ukraine as legitimate evidence as it is added to russia, which holds the keys to ending the current conflict, ignoring the report as interference from the u. s. and the u. k. the put a stop to few stocks between russia and ukraine in 2022 here. so we tried to shift the focus when asked about the goal of washington's a to key, as we all know why rush recalls repeated meetings on this topic. $655.00 days since the start of its illegal full scale and vision of ukraine. russia has failed to accomplish its war and it is failed to break the spirit and resistance of the ukrainian people. we expect russia to spout any justification. it can, no matter how absurd to mask its failures on the battlefield. it can with dried forces and start meeting is responsibilities as a permanent member of this council. instead, where suspends its time and as council criticized and legitimate assistance provided to defend ukraine from russia's illegal actions. meanwhile, when it comes to the fate of us 8 for ukraine, it is currently facing a deadline in washington. the vitamin ministration is bringing and zelinski on tuesday to try to convince lawmakers to pass around

the kissinger saw it as a way to separate china from russia, matches today. u. s. policy makers are trying to figure out ways to drive a wedge between russia and china. kissinger saw this as a way to do that. back in the 19 seventy's. and there was already a lot of tension between the soviet union and china. so it gets, it just nearly exploded that drive as far as buying that policy. and a lot of regards was dixon, more than much even more than kissinger, helen thomas, giving that to american university a few years ago, said the kitchen as it gets credit bill is really next is policy just wondered any word china was. so i'm not sure how accurate that is, but they saw it as a way to separate drive, a wedge between russia, the soviet union and china. and it succeeded in that regard. and then later it, kissinger does the push for daytime, with the soviet union also. so, i mean, there are some things that he achieves that we might say has a positive impact. but if you look at the balance overall of this man's career and what he represented, the negatives overwhelmingly

to secure more u. s. age for the war against russia. organize the lens can meet with president bindings, or just democrat, and republican leaders to resolve their political differences. some of the funding for ukraine will not be stopped. also coming up on the program, it is real, appears increasingly isolated as a huge majority. i think you in general, assembly backs and immediate cease fire. and gallons of only 10 countries oppose the resolution, including israel's closest ally, the united states. the i'm here until berlin. thank you for joining us. we started in washington where ukraine's president of a losing his zalinski has met with us president joe biden in a bit to get more funding for his country's fight against russia. by some promise, the us would stand by ukraine side, even as republicans continue to block in a package for ukraine in congress. the parent met after zalinski tried to convince lawmakers to green like the funding the white house as current aid for kids who run out by the end of the year. bite inside if congress f

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to avoid another veto from the u. s. which ultimately abstained the failure to agree and a ceasefire was condemned by russia, which also declined to vote in favor of the final resolution. a singular study which is new to some of those of luxury. this in the us has once again exposed itself in front of the world by blocking even the council extremely weak and call for a cessation of hostilities and gaz. instead, washington playing dirty, sold a ton actually of license for israel to killed palestinian civilians and gaza under the pretext of quotes. creating conditions for association of hostilities under pressure from the us, which effectively took over the authorship and you serve the work on the text behind the scenes at various levels. twisting the hands of regional representatives . the text lost more and more important provisions with each new revision. colleagues, this is a tragic moment for the security council. it's not a moment of triumph for multilateral diplomacy, but huge on principles blackmail. it is an open defiance on the part of washington of the suffering of the palestinians and of the aspirations of the world c

to be some, some further complications, especially because of all these close circuit negotiations between the goal shaders between the u. s. and the way that perhaps alienated some of the other members like russia. right dw is janelle, to me alone in washington with the latest the un security council passing a resolution calling for an increase in the amount of aid entering the gaza strip. janelle, thank let's take a look. now some of the other headlines this, our cube has come under a massive rushing drone attack that targeted several residential areas, the air force, and that is shut down $24.00 out of $28.00 drones. 2 people were injured, and apartment buildings were damaged since the 6th such attack on the ukrainian capital this month. and the democratic republic of congo initial results of the presidential and legislative elections are expected later today. the elections were extended by a day following delays, and malfunctioning equipment opposition candidates are questioning the credibility of the results. they are demanding a complete rewrite. the r c is africa's the 2nd largest country and it is one of the world's poorest of a shell and cold, fresh pool. what like you want to do, w dee

basis of the but it's not exchange faith. sophia is a form of palestinian envoy to the vatican, russia and the u. k. p 's as the as well as prime minister by any means nothing. you know, it's not hiding is agenda, or he just spoke to the senior leadership because the hours ago and told them that his extension is to push the level of creation the through the migration he needs to have as much of a student in geography as possible. with the city of the mold. yes. possible. i the, the, the problem. yeah. with the c. u space is defense. you pick the date, but then so the semester is maybe the cruise of the, i think your o b. i lived in administration and the reward jo by the person responsible for what that's taking place during the last 80 days. what you should expect is any association of the smoker is ready. society should become aware. that's how i go back to nathan. yeah. well, i left those that are and that is really safe. you should become aware that in our case the student is ready, the relations, the oppressive seems to hate, to be much more the victim of each the oppressor and distribute the soft f

and then uh they, you cool originally agreed to or perhaps under force become a proxy for the u. s. u. k. of nato and a losing war against russia. at this point, i know there's a lot of discussion about ukraine joining the european union. that's like inviting someone to step on to a sinking ship. the whole policy is catastrophic. of course, there is not support for this because americans are also suffering the effects of the collapse of the western system. the people don't met our fault and he's in the ukraine and especially not for the heat in the us and the puppets, and then euro. so when it is all about, when they proclaim it is about a freedom and democracy and wells, and whenever they see the people in ukraine, see what the result is from the plans that started and the made and puts equity in 2014. it is poverty, it is a disgrace in all areas and he cannot make d, it is that they lost the country. and uh it is that the scam pick american investors on to vast amounts of land. so they bought all the interest in the ukraine, the economy is down, they take over here and there. so the people themselves are just suffering. they

to tie up. the existential issue of whether ukraine can defend itself from russia. and remember, a lot of your, a lot of nato allies of the u. s. desperately need ukraine to do the fight for them here. because if russia is successful, it might get closer to nato's border. and so many ukrainians are deeply worried, that they are beginning to see a winter of infrastructure attacks, and vladimir putin on bolden thinking finally, he is out waited the west. >> nick paton walsh, thank you. more now on the resistance presidents lewinsky is facing from congressional republicans. cnn's manu raju is at the capitol for us tonight. so, what was the response from republicans on congress to the visit? was he able to move the needle at all? >> no, really he wasn't, anderson. even among the staunch supporters of ukraine aid, among the gop, chief among them the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, still in the same position they were as they headed into this meeting. that there needs to be a deal, over new policies dealing with the u.s. border with mexico, and the influx of migrants coming across the southern border. they want, changes wh

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 russia see the prospect of this conflict? continuing, we seen mothers demonstrating in ukraine and isolated demonstrations in russia itself. how high is the dissatisfaction there? so as i can size a do such as functi

to a peace agreement that was reached, but that the u. s. and the u. k. intervened in to stop they have wanted this war, this is their war, this is their proxy war against russia. and it wouldn't be happening if the us and u. k. didn't want it to happen and therefore of course, there can push it or so that's when see what the fallout from this attack on belgrade is in the coming hours in the days. then you colleagues, human and labor rise later. thanks so much for your time as of today. thank you. the slightest defense of the counselor offensive has told us 2023 drawers to a close form on t as very to lock in any gains on the front line, and how close the cook free for the ukrainians to head about. so our websites are comp will in 21600. the palestinians have been killed in more than 56000 wounded since the stats of the war in gaza. the latest updates of the conflicts, tragic human soul was published by the palestinian health ministry on such a day. administer said that a 165 palestinians have been killed and 250 injured in just the past 24 hours is also note, said the 70 percent of the victims always rarely attacks women and children as, as only 13 of causes.

and then uh, they foolishly agreed to or perhaps under force become a proxy for the u. s. u. k, a nato, and a losing war against russia. at this point, i know there's a lot of discussion about ukraine joining the european union. that's like inviting someone to step on to a sinking ship. the whole policy is catastrophic. of course, there is not support for this because americans are also suffering the effects of the collapse of the western system. and frankly i, i just listen to an amazing speech by years. president eisenhower that he gave at 1953 where he said that every dollar spent on building military equipment, fighter jets, missiles, et cetera was that was a robbery from people who are hungry. people who are on house, i think that that is more true now because with the types of weapons available, which of course, scott ritter is an expert on more than i am. we have the potential to completely annihilate ourselves, so therefore we should figure out a better way of resolving conflicts and perhaps not start them in the 1st place. so the issue of whether the sooner we stop sending a to ukraine, the sooner this war co

u. s. score they can as last came to be great. and the russia as one device and as well. no, only that age unity among the russian days, no unity among the us. good vision. we've seen the try to form a single question in there, but she guessed a few days ago and said where of from infinity and spend a better than the us leadership. so only all the consequences of the war and your grand and the consequences of the result of the war between the us and russia and the they ukraine on your brain and saw him the consequences reflecting today on asia. and what's the nature of the war that is going on in god and on the rest of the world? these consequences all not yet. because more than expected to come out and do that because every change between the 2 and a 4th grade between the 2. when use gray is any are being done, the americans refuse to sift around the table and sign the deed to stop the war. the very well said very well and so that was when bars johnson was sent the key. if the scuffle, those piece told. so what, what was it? it was an anchor. you know, it's like somethin

and i mean, nation supposedly to defend itself from russia as the u. s. and the u. k. obviously there's no hope for them. the for them are supporting the care of resumes. donnelly, advantages you politically, but a commercial undertaking, but all the rest of the today use it. witnessing the cynical use of a check, good shells for them. this might sober them. i think, you know, there's quite a bit of sense on taylor, i think the representative of the rest of the federation for statement and i give the fluidly representative of friends mister president. i think mister kerry, for his introduction, on the 24th of february 2022, russia attacked to grant the width of the war that it launched has not to, for a 2nd stop to delivering suffering for the civilian population of the massive strikes conducted yesterday by russia over all of ukrainian territory are further example of this. and the cost already paid by the ukranian people. we have said this here in the counsel many times is, is unbearable. however, russian most also measure the cost of this war for itself. if it had n

it was founded in 1945, the charter gave special powers to 5 permanent security council members. the u. s. the u. k. france, russia, and china. each of the veto is used extensively over the years. the us has bought more than 40 resolutions on israel. the critics say the current setup isn't working as the international community is unable to respond effectively to global crises. there's been many proposals for reform, including limiting the visa that expanding the number of permanent members on the un security council. for no one has been implemented or you can see israel's bombing campaigns is killed or injured. tens of thousands of palestinians. most of gauze is population has been forcibly displaced many families. several times. israel has rejected calls for permanency expire as pledge to continue with the sol, despite growing appeals for an end to the violence finch and bald headed out to sierra for inside story. the spring and our guests in northern wales is con ross. the founder of independent diplomat, the non profit advisory group, is also a former british diplomat who served on the un security council. and

u. s. u when poor countries are backing what would be an historic place to end the use of the main contributor to global warming . but oil produces like saudi arabia and russia, as loving against the pledge anchoring some representatives and protest when the way, well, what do we, when? when do we make these demonstrators are protesting against the least open message urging countries to blow up any text targeting fossil feelings. we're here until many of the comp 28 negotiators are concerned about the lack of progress and resistance of opec members. i don't believe why they will break his shane on. we show these calls, actually the pro auction across the fuels. if we want to be series the or citizens in the planet, if we're going to be able to achieve that 2030 started itself emissions by single pack shortstop directly the children of this planet. activists declared a day of protest that the climate summit hundreds also marched in solidarity with gaza, demanding a permanent ceasefire as well as claimant justice across the globe. the smaller group staged a rare political protest, demanding the release of pro democracy act visits and present in the u. s. e. an

to international law. a frustrated, russia tried to add back in language, calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities. the u. s. b towed it started earlier, i said the vote would be a moment of truth and that's what happened. the us once again expose their true face in front of the world, blocking and even extremely weak call for association of hostilities in gaza. there is no disconnect here. we are all working to address the humanitarian needs on the ground and we're working to address those needs immediately. that's what this resolution is about. re admin. sure. the palestinian ambassador to the un city full ceasefire is needed and there is an emergency to make it happen. we will not present until we are the age and immediate ceasefire and having the massive amount of humanitarian assistance to the palestinian people and the gaza strip. as for israel, it has ignored security council resolutions in the past, and their early indications that it is prepared to do so. again, is really deputy un ambassador said after the votes that his country still reserves the right to inspect all a going into gaza. as it sees

u. s. u. k. and you, nations veteran, ohio congressman and former democratic presidential contender, dentist percentage is cooling versus fire in palestine and the end of nature back to war against russia through ukraine. you joins me again from cleveland in ohio. thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in gaza when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the ceasefire. resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction or asking for a ceasefire. and not only is that you know, government accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jared tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, those ultra

u. s. u k. and you, nations veteran, ohio congressman and former democratic presidential contender, dentist percentage is cooling versus fire in palestine and the end of nature back to war against russia through ukraine. you joins me again from cleveland in ohio. thank you so much, dennis for coming back on. things seem to have gotten much worse since your last on, on the show. i suppose a biden obviously gave us $200000000.00 to zalinski, but we've had to start with gaza. how, how is a bite and able to continue? i mean, israel to commit genocide in god's and when the whole world, the, even canada voted against the united states. even britain abstained on the cease fire, a resolution of the united nations general assembly as well. israel and the united states are really in this together, but the rest of the world and 99 percent of the world is asking for another direction. we're asking for a ceasefire, and not only is that young government, accelerating the carnage was there now talking about waging war against the west bank. and so this is part of the larger plan to ethnically cleanse palestinians out of jar tours. so they can be claimed as part of the larger plan that net yeah, thos

russia. and you k a u s voted against you in details to out the resolution. we're the much the of the world leaders that do not take an account that the world will take us to it. and nowhere it only brings destruction, it brings more hatreds. and i can understand and we lack command, we would sit down around the table with israel. what about the student is as a lach comply to the decision of 1947 will have there's a palestinian state on one hand where have the hughes real estate and let's live in harmony together. i advocate him that then you insure to have a special mission this up to the good people to because now that the decision should be complied. otherwise, we are a world dental x governance. i could go out from guys and go to the environmental issue. we're going to have cold, one to 403050. you make discussions, but nothing is implemented so truly it will, people continue to pollute. people continue to use fossil fuel. people continued, have industries that all the moments and people don't do anything mister president . i'd like to come back to the cl

to the findings of independent poll conducted by the morning consult business intelligence . the survey found that favorable views of nato have declined in many european countries since russia invaded ukraine. u. s. views of the european union and nato are just above pre war levels. and regarding china, germans are now more likely to swipe beijing, them the european union. as berlin's most important training part, but i'm joined now by selling it for as be she is with morning consult, a business intelligence company that provides research from opinion polling and she's in washington dc tonight. it's good to have you with this, you know, one of the take away from your findings is that people in the us in europe are not as supportive of nato as they were a few months ago. why use this? so that's exactly right, brent. so what we've seen in our polling is that compared to a year ago, for example, almost all of the countries where we survey, i've seen a decline in favorability towards nato, and indeed towards their trans atlantic partner. what i want to emphasize here though is that we're looking at one year ago. we're not looking to right after the invasion or write this for the invasion of ukraine.

to the findings of and opinion poll conducted by the morning consult business intelligence. the survey found that favorable views of nato have declined in many european countries since russia invaded ukraine. u. s. views of the european union and nato are just above pre war levels. and regarding china, germans are now more likely to swipe beijing, them the european union, as berlin's most important training part. but i'm doing now by selling it for his be she is with morning consult, a business intelligence company that provides research from opinion polling and she's in washington dc tonight. it's good to have you with this, you know, one of the take away from your findings is that people in the us and europe are not as supportive of nato as they were a few months ago. why use this? so that's exactly right, brent. so what we've seen in our polling is that compared to a year ago, for example, almost all of the countries where we survey, i've seen a decline in favorability towards nato, and indeed towards their transatlantic partner. what i want to emphasize here though is that we're looking at one year ago. we're not looking to right after the invasion or write this for the invasion of ukraine.

u. s. 3 to or during this intense negotiations in the last 3 days. but it seems by the end of this long day, a russia and other countries are all unhappy now with the amendments which were made so therefore uh its got postponed again till tomorrow. and the center of the dispute is, is rhodes, concern about losing control over monitoring age, which is brought to gaza to, to fears of smuggling weapons and construction materials for tunnels. this leg and the mission of trust and other countries. and apparently also in the end itself, puts us veto power in a very difficult spots. because us spence, traditionally very firm on the side of as well. so this is a very complex and company occasion situation for the united states as well. you mentioned the how the us consistently stands really from on the side office tread walk us through. what exactly is at stake here? why is this was so crucial to get right stripe. now the numbers um, how many of you have to keep in mind? uh joe biden is facing uh, an election year uh last year, next year. so everything is kind of intermingled with a big question who will run

u. s. being one, china and russia being 2 of the others can use their be to power and, and russian. china have used it since october 7th, to be to, uh, resolutions by the united states and united states has used it at least twice since october 7th, as well to block any sort of human security council resolutions, a code for a ceasefire. so this is the real issue here, and of course the general assembly just last week voted overwhelmingly a 153 countries in the general assembly voted for a resolution for a ceasefire. that's the opinion of the mass, the vast majority of the world. however, general assembly resolutions are not legally binding internet international law. however, the ones in the security council are, and that's why we're watching so closely for any sort of resolutions that come out of the security council to washington has deployed to 2 across carriers and find subjects to the middle east. and supposedly moving mobile ships from the reagan gulf to the gulf of aidan, to the tut, who's the attacks. and the red sea obviously are as defensive as could talk of this take. so they'll coun