u . k. u. s. a new weapons in the middle east against palestinians in gaza were over 25000 people have been killed, mostly women and children. this in a week ways. riley, bmw and yahoo rejected the creation of about a city and state something called unacceptable by you infected the general engineer gutierrez. joining me from tel aviv now is a former is really excessive member and incumbent chairman of these really our majority by large party, which advocates for the rights of palestinians in israel. thank you so much. i'm sorry for coming on. just as i said today, the anniversary of the as, as liberation of our shipments stollins troops saving so many jews from german genocide. why is the u. s. u k? i'm to tack on gaza. you to tack on guys a light? gosh, whats, where's the fall in? and then the pin in human history. we had such an ironic scene. yeah, i think this is the 1st time by the way that the victims of life, but it's little bit that the jewish people will have suffered so much wrong from raci

u. s. u k. u weaponry. unfortunately, a yeah. and then as i told you know, on the palestinian big families of jeff. uh we have a relatives in in guzman, the oh, me my wife. all of my friends in uh, 3 days ago i was and i went to visit my brother and he lives in an area of, of the deck. if i need to know the doctor from me, the last in uh, in one of the bone beings said d over the family members income. when i visited them here and job, they were having a discussion. you know, when we come home or 8, when you want me, when we well new or visit dental condolences and things and the family or what, what discussing between them sense if they are allowed to warm if they're allowed to have it then because they lost their deal of their family and they want to warm and, and they were terrified that there's value, what is what come on at that them in the, in that then so then the decided not to do it. but any, imagine this situation that's not enjoying it on the audio, your people, your relatives, your director of active or you, you can't

u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization u. k prime minister richey soon act was currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza. and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who sees and those who support the general is kareema. glory is based in cairo. we asked him whether it was the groups intention to provoke the strikes on host, the target, to the who sees the on the agenda, basically it to bring to the situation of the war and cause a into the red sea. and internatio

u. s. and u. k. launch a 2nd major wave of joint attacks saying they had 8 locations including missile sites. also coming up on the show, israel's military says 21 troops have been killed in gaza. it's a biggest single day, jack told since the war began. and the voters and the united states in new hampshire, begin at choosing a candidate for the white house. the 1st, the ballots are cast and the state primary seen as the last and best chance for nikki haley to stop donald trump from the comic the republican nominee. to go these fixed you backers of.

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ssl is already being married, will say coming up on the program a new round of strikes on who's the targets in yemen, the u. s. and u. k. launch of 2nd major ways of joints. tax plus spaces in the us states in new hampshire. begin choosing a candidates for the white house. the 1st ballots, the cost in the states. primaries seen as the last and best jones for nikki haley to stop donald trump for becoming the republican nominee. w. news speaks the back of the many chips and can thanks to being with us. 24 is really soldiers were killed in the gaza strip on monday. now this month's the highest single day is really the highest single day is really death till since the war against hamas began. most of the soldiers, $21.00 and total, were killed in an explosion in central garza, according to is really military officials. 2 buildings. they had mind demolition. collapsed off to hamas militants fired at a nearby tank is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu cooled at one of the most difficult days for his country. he added that israel will not stop slicing until absolute victory as his how some residents in jerusalem reactio

u. s. u. k. take a but you haven't had a new round up on boardman, a spokes person for the who. the group health, i'll shoot you an exclusive interview to the west and campaign wouldn't make his group change quotes. the strikes which have occurred more than once. have had no impact on her decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine. iraq recalls in baset a to rodney following to ron's metal strikes against the cold valley supply center and tara groups in the right. the and the idea of trying to solve those guys are leaving comfortable to is in the streets.

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u. s. u. k. take a but you haven't had a new round up on boardman. a sports person for the who, the group health, i'll shoot you an exclusive interview to the west and campaign wouldn't make his group change quotes. the strikes which have occurred more than once, have had no impact on her decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine. iraq recalls in baset a to rodney following. to have ron's metal strikes against the cold valley supply center and tara groups in the right. the and the idea of strikes the south of guides are leaving comfortable t, as in the streets of drop off time at the cottage in the region. the desktop keeps all rising. the huddled watkins are t international reaching you live from a new center in moscow. i am michael porter with the updates and we start this out with breaking news, the u. k and the u. k. u k. and the us right, i have reportedly conductive new strikes and who are the positions and given the us a set to have targeted anti ship missile facilities, this is a bit on estimation between the who would fees and western powers on monday, the who'd be struck on the american cargo ship in response to multiple attacks of the groups position by the us and u. k. this past week alex don cross live to yemen based john list and political analysts 1st said all the book id. cool saying is good to have you join me right now. what is your reaction to the latest west and strikes on? yeah, man, i think they should let me put them. uh, the bodies uses that. i can add taxes that they didn't actually still, but yeah, many photos is a little my thought to get in. is there a link to both chips hit in the door? the is it i. but actually after that, you okay, and are you as an attack against them? and then menu item has expand at that i talked about he thought of getting committed

a new round of strikes on who the targets in yemen, the u. s. and u. k. launch a 2nd major wave of joint attacks saying they had 8 locations, including missile sites. also coming up on the show, israel's military says 21 troops have been killed in gaza. it's a biggest single day desktop since the war began. and the voters in united states in new hampshire, begin at choosing a candidates for the white house. the 1st, the ballots are cast, and the states primary seen as the last and best chance for nikki haley to stop. donald trump from becoming the republican nominee to the leaves, fix, to backers of functions and the critics love her. so will an oscar nomination follow? we take a look at the red hawk career of actress eventually that the player richardson welcome to us, and you have carried out new joint strikes on who's the targets and young men including the capital. so now the pentagon says they've hit 8 locations underground storage site as well as locations associated with the groups missile, and air surveillance capabilities. it is the 2nd time the

u. s. t e u, the u. k. a straight to canada and japan. all right, let's bring it out. guess for today's discussion for the started in context on web joined by chris with us. who is the chief executive of micro advisory? that's a strategic business consultancy focused on russia. you raise up from that always in capital. also we're joined by all and build sites who's a sanctions expert who founded the country risk analysis company co risk. he also helped to write a recent report that investigated how russians sanctions are being ignored and from washington dc. out of total leaving is the director of the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible state draft. and gentleman, welcome to you all. i will start with you then chris, what do you make of these up domestic growth, full cost figures for russia as well. the look of domestic but an actual facts. uh, but, but really does numbers show is that the economy is stabilized, is, is large. the being driven, but with a combination of military industrial, complex spending were just having, of course, the big it back

u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization. a u. k. prime minister richie soon acts who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy. and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy whole ship that we've seen in decades now, it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who sees and those who support them. or elizabeth kendall isn't released. textbook from cambridge university asked what this escalation means for the rad. see one of the busiest shipping channels in the world, as well, as course, the idea behind the strikes by the united states and the u. k. i

u. s. and u. k. launch a 2nd major wave of joint attacks saying they've had 8 locations, including missile sites. also coming up on the show is rails military says 21. troops have been killed in gaza. it's a biggest single day desktops since the war began. and voters in the us state of new hampshire, begin shooting a candidate for the white house. the 1st ballots are cast in the states primary seat as the last and best chance for nikki haley to stop donald trump from becoming the republican nominee to the news and speaks. it's.

u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization, a u. k. prime minister richie snack, who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month we seen a significant increase in the number of. here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also the, the stabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit, the british navy bullshit that we seen in decades. now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who's these and those who support them and see a couple shims i is senior director of the n g o. the count to extreme with some project, i asked him what is escalation means for the red sea, one of the busiest shipping channels in the world. thank you so much for having a. well, i mean, this situ

u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization, a u. k. prime minister richey soon act, who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. for over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of. here's the, a tax on commercial shipping in the red sea that's putting in as in lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy bullshit that we've seen in decades now it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider region with the world bracing for a response from the who's these and those who support them in diabetes and on residency, no fellow or the center for madison. i am strategy, i asked him if he expects these strikes to the, to the hotel, not at all. unfortunately, the turns is subject to the concepts and what would determine me or you might be very dif

a guys. and some of those states that the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite a lot of people and when they try to, so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards predicting ends. interesting. and soldier and, and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tiers. and as of the longer the will continue use of the more children and people in guests us continue to stuff up, but overall, so that's what the v v b. all you just how did before the international court of justice today many participating and representative and people a so the a gratitude towards south africa that's something more on that south africa. the proactive steps on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinian people and ensure that the genocide convention and international do not become completely irrelevant . which is a prospect that must specify all of us. is it as a special genocide? our intent is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy is not just the minnesota wing of hamas, or indeed how most and that on site is embedded in the fabrics of publi

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the states that have acted a bit concerned and made it seem like the well worried about the children and the people in the guys and some of those states that the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite to a law symbol and when they tried to so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards could athenians in tennessee and children. and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tiers. and the as of the longer the will continue, the, the more children and people in guests us continue to stuff up, but overall, so that's a good d, v d. all you just how did before the international court of justice today, many producing and representative and people a so the practice you towards of africa, that's something more on that south africa to move on to active steps on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinians, people and ensure that the genocide convention and international law do not become completely irrelevant, which is a prospect that must specify all of us. this is a case of death. could also find that the empower the genocide convention and is a very significant one for international community to be in go to showcase its usefulness and to prove tha

the states that have acted a bit concerned and made it seem like the well worried about the children and the people in the guys and some of those states that the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite a lot of people and when they try to, so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards put a scene in tennessee and children. and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tiers. and the as of the longer the will continue, the, the more children and people in guests us continue to stuff up, but overall, so that's what the v b. all you did. how did before the international court of justice today, many palistine and representative and people a so that brought to to, to us of africa. and that's something more on that south africa. i'm a pro active step on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinians, people and ensure that the genocide convention and international law do not become completely irrelevant. which is a prospect that must specify all of us. this is a case of death, could also find that the empower the genocide convention and is a very significant one for international community to be in go to showcase its usefulness and to prove that it'

states that have acted a bit concerned and made it seem like the well worried about the children and the people in the guys. and some of those states that the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite to a law symbol. and when they tried to so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards could athenians in tennessee and children. and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tiers. and the as of the longer the will continue use of the more children and people in guests us continue to stuff up. but overall. so that's what the v v b. all you just how did before the international court of justice today, many palistine and representative and people a so that brought to to, to us of africa. and that's something more on that south africa took a more active step on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinian people. and ensure that the genocide convention and international do not become completely irrelevant. which is a prospect that must specify all of us. here's what i, as a special genocide, our intent is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy is not just the middle type of wing of how most indeed, how most turn it on is embedded in the

states that have acted a bit concerned and made it seem like the will why we developed the children and the people in the guys and the some of those dates like the u. s. and the u. k. a lot of people say it's quite to a law symbol and when they try to so some sort of empathy and sympathy towards for the scene and then put a scene in soldiering. and a lot of people say those are always the crocodile tiers. and the as a, the longer the will could seen use of the more children and people in gus says, continue to assess many palistine and representative and people a. so the a gratitude towards that africa, that's something more on that south africa to move on to active steps on behalf of humanity to protect the palestinian people. and ensure that the genocide convention and international do not become completely irrelevant. which is a prospect that must specify all of us. here's what i as a special genocide, our intent is the router in the belief that in fact the enemy is not just the middle type of wing of hamas or indeed how most and that on file is embedded in the fabric of palestinian life in gauze. this intent is evident from israel's conduct in specially targeti

u. k. a, u. s. and indonesia, as well as in filing japan, easily dreams of pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of alv auctions upon the spine and the zip code for each road and its deadly attract. we've heard from some of those taking part in the demonstrations. the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a leak water? cut them the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it. i want us both. and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fat

u. s. u k for pull to the conduct of new strikes overnight on tuesday positions in yemen. it's a 3rd round of such strikes with the u. s. military saying this time it destroyed on to ship ballistic missiles on monday, the strong american call good bustling response to the attacks against a human face political, unless you say now the criteria and use of maury. so as a sub he's on these latest development will these attacks, they seem to be targeting humans, air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites targeting ballistic miss messiah launching sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and k, british military operations and human cost 6 days ago. the only data that exists in the red sea is because of the military manifestation. and the military reinforcement by the us and the british government, they basically turn the rest seem to a war zone into a battle arena. and that's because they're not there to secure the international shipping route. they're there to secure is really shipments. i think visit 11 for them. uh the, but if you assess that i can add that to that. they didn't actua

well, news updates on all the international is great to have you with a really, a dozen countries including the u. s. u. k. on gemini, have a both of these thoughts funding the un relief and works agency for palestine. refugees, us off the as well as both forwards nonconsent claim. but some of our workers were involved in the oaks hope a 7th terror attack, the suspension of west today to sponsors out wage when palestinians is moving $2000000.00. and this depends on live saving supplies from a broad we call on the countries that announce the session of their support for under was to immediately reverse their decision, which entails great political and humanitarian relief risks, as at this particular time and in light of the continuing aggression against the palestinian people, we need the maximum support for this international organization and not stopping support and assistance to it, or data surrounding this, all very spa saying, and we don't know what the exact allegations is rarely is making against these employees of unreal. they happen to be dispersed, what we get, the suggestion is the best thing th

have taken to the streets to rally in some a diety for the policy and people from a laser to set africa, things u. k, u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan is a breeze. and fact the stand demonstrate is we're a part of a global day of action for palestine. and they've been calling for israel, and it's deadly as sold in the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate? and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place that i know is that genocide because we would have to find that is it a water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i want us of and on a, during those time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would cooling for an ethnic cleansing every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. is that a? this is a crusade and ev

a u. s. and u. k said he was a necessary response to resend that fact by who will be on commercial the vessels who the say there of strikes in the region where retaliation for israel's bombardment of gaza. a group has expressed sold authority with follow spine for the u. k. has insisted that the water and gas and the fighting around. yeah. and then are not directly related. i want to stress. it's separate from the situation in israel garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls, that there is no linkage between what we have done last week on the situation. and as well goes up. this was a specific action in self defense against the who t alex cross live to john life. then strategy affects experts have age, kind of must rekey in the u. k. i'm good, i'm glad to have you join me right now. why in your opinion of british officials say that the country is a tax against this who these have no connection with the warring gazda? thank you very much,

u. s. u k. you weaponry? unfortunately a yeah. then as i told you know, on the palestinian big families of jaffa, we have a relatives in, in gusting the all me, my wife, all of my friends in uh, 3 days ago i was and i went to visit my brother and he lives in an area of of the deck, if i need to know the deck and front me the last in uh in one of the buildings. safety of the family members in gus when i visited them here in joshua, they were having a discussion. as you know, when we come home or 8, when you want me, when we well new or visit didn't for condolences and things and the family of what we're discussing between them. sense if they are allowed to warm, if they're allowed to have it then because they lost the family and they want to warm in that. and they were terrified that this valley police will come on that deck them in the in that then. so then the decided not to do it. but any, imagine this situation that's not in your people, your relative to the director of that do you, you can't do anything to them. you know, all

a lesson. so i think the u. s. u. k strikes against the who cheese are the right thing to do. but i think clearly because after now a 6 or 7 of these strikes and i'm sure we've done a lot of damage. the attacks on shipping in the red sea continues. the problem here is that we're attacking the proxies and we're not attacking the source, the source as a rod. we also had the same call from us senator lindsey graham st. hit a, ron, hit them. now. what response are you expecting to see from washington? of course the going to doing the image at that time, but i don't, i don't believe that the admin uh by the administration will do a, the military attack on uh, on it on them. i do a few of the air strikes on their positions and there are many shows in syria and iraq, but i don't see them doing a minute to the bomb and attack on that you're on. exactly, as we all know, john bolton, the, he has a big role in the destruction of the, at all. and the do this and the convenience of millions of people. it's a that's number one number to the by then administer sion and the united states is on

u. s. and the u. k. a torpedo in early parts of the conflict here. how often is that mentioned in the mainstream media? you and i talked about it in real time. i remember it in real time. okay. it's never got an airing on the main stream media. the public simply doesn't know that this conflict, 1st of all, could have been avoided. second of all, it could have been shut down relatively quickly. scott: i know you're a 100 percent correct? because 1st of all, a to, to discuss what happened in march and april requires people to re think to be of the entire, you know, narrative bitch been portrayed in the west of an aggressive russia. she can territorial acquisition, seeking to destroy it to you. but when you look at the terms that russia had agreed to, they were extraordinarily lenient. it's almost some people say it almost was like russia lost in was conceding things to ukraine, that's helped lenient scholars got. i, i remember at the time i remember at the time and, and probably was talking you about it. i, i said that would be defined as a strategic to feed it. it did it in retrospect, yes, but it shows how much rush i wanted to avoid. what's happening today, how little appetite russia had at the time for war, and believe me why she doesn't have an appetite for war today either. all right, got hold that thought gentlemen, i have to go to a hard break. and after that hard breaks will continue our discussion on ukraine space with our team of our executive. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you can do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. several opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called direction. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you the welcome ex, across stock, where all things are considered. i'm peter will build true mind you were discussing ukraine. the . okay, let me just go back to scott scott, it's the rumor mill. there's a lot of whispers going on, but you know more and more often you here, zalinski is no longer the guy and of course has been in a more enormous amount of reporting and alternative media about the machinations going on in here. we have zelinski is immediate lieutenant's calling, him delusional. that time magazine article, the economist article, those things don't happen by accident. ok. so there's a whole swirl going on around zalinski and, and then there were there his competitors in the military. they have more popularity than he does. after all, as you pointed out, you know, there are no elections going on right now. so we have basically the little m for as a landscape. what are your thoughts about the stability of the regime as well? first of all, we just have to be honest and noted. zelinski is 100 percent. the construct of the collective list of the united states of great britain, of nato, of the european union. he is a tool tool of the west, but he serves a task that is just to be the public face of ukraine that allows western governments to justify the flow of hundreds of billions of dollars of money and resources into ukraine. he is the propaganda element that we west put out there to say. this is the man, this is the face of ukraine, the face of freedom, the face of democracy, the man who was standing up to the evil russian a talk receipt. and um, as long as you know, they can sell zalinski that way. they can justify sending this money, but they can no longer zalinski and he's well past is used by data. he doesn't serve that function anymore, and therefore he's lost his utility not only in the west, but in ukraine because he's not an effective leader, is an artificial construct. and if he's not bringing in the money that fuels this corrupt regime and is corrupt nation and this in effective military, if he's not bringing in the money, the pad, the bank accounts of these other corrupt ukrainian officials. what use does he have in the military's growing increasingly frustrating, frustrated about so let's get because of this insistence on counting to the west to carry out counter offensive that never had a chance of success. always, we're going to sacrifice thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of ukrainian lives, but just to continue the money flowing. now, the spigot you bring turned off as a lensky, i think, is on his final legs there. he can't last much longer. as the leader, we see a lot of with inside you crane and outside you, crane to replace them. and i, sadly, i think this of this trip to washington dc might be one of his last guests, as president of ukraine. yeah. you know, same thing, you know, the silence is like the perfect western liberal. he, he, he likes to support ideas that have no impact on him. personally. i'm sure there's a private jet off the old up ready to take about and, you know, like gummy out of afghanistan. okay, but we're way ahead of ourselves, but that is one option. you know, is this, steve, it's really interesting is that one of the there has been made by many different um marketing attempts of this conflict in ukraine. the most recent one is corporate uh, welfare, the trickle down, you know, like 95 percent of the money comes back to arms manufacturers is if that's a good thing. okay. but they, they keep reinventing their marketing to keep this going on. and you know, yeah, i don't feel sorry for arms makers are they always have a boon when there's a conflict going on. they like wars. ok and, and, and biden likes to serve their interests. go ahead steve. as well. and, and perhaps the most ridiculous assertion that be on the is just alone. it's going to get paid back. so yeah, like all the money that we loaned into europe after world war 2. but tim scott said it even better when he claimed is that that this is, this is the loan. it's going to get paid back. it's not just the supplement, the arms dealers, and there's that money, as you pointed out, flows back to us. we did these the ridiculous assertions of why it's good for america, just to promote a war and, and ukraine. the best for you can tell that the ukraine forces last traction is you're not seeing the ukraine pans worn on politicians and people around the country anymore. they've been replaced by these really flags and, and perhaps the best education of, of the wednesdays. last hour. i think it was time magazine versus the year last year. this year is taylor swift. that's how much things have shifted away from ukraine. and i really don't even know who that is. okay. but anyway, i'm, i'm sorry, i don't follow that stuff. i the academy awards way i'm, i'm interested in that kind of stuff. a scott is what is the plan now just life support just to get through the election cycle. i think you hit the nail on the head there. this is not about the security of the western and the west is already adjusting to the inevitability of ukrainian defeat. you see nato, you see the, you, you see the united states started to move things behind the scenes to prepare themselves for a russian victory. but politically, biden can't concede that the 1st of all, he's looking for a scape goat netscape go. it's going to be the republican party. oh yeah. he is going to, uh, you know, say i did everything. i could, it was the republicans are denied the funding. therefore, the republicans are responsible for the defeat of your trade. now if the republicans happened to cough up the money, then what you're going to see is what we've already seen. well, it's ukrainians fault. we gave them every resource they needed, but their military, it wasn't good enough. they just, they didn't have what it takes, of anything to push the blame away from buying because we are in to the silly season we are less than a year away from a presidential election, which means america has gone. bring that, we're now only about politics and politics is all about shifting blame on to other people taking credit where you can. and this is what bite is going to be doing with your craig. we've lost this war. ukraine is lost as war right now. it's about ensuring that the consequences of this the feet don't blow back on joe biden, politically, that he pushes as much of the blame for this ukrainian debacle on to other people. well, and i'll also to the scott and steve here we have to keep in mind. there was somebody responsible stay crafted road to a couple of weeks into the conflict. the ukraine has already one very interesting title, because i would say then once a settlement and it will be defeat, then there's going to be the, the blame game in side of you. crane who took the money. where is the money? where is this guy? it's going to be k otic. very, very chaotic. c i n, you've already had go ahead. you get paid. already have senior officials get fired for corruption by the wednesday. first of all, it has various ministers and then talk folks in the defense ministry getting fired for corruption. they've taken the money to us, can account for the money, but you can't account for the money is as billions of dollars have been misplaced. do you? and i think the other, the other critical thing is that you can't, i think blame you crane for this last because we were told about all the page reality. we're going to defend our country. and yet, there are hundreds of thousands of young ukrainian manuals fled the country to avoid the draft that recognizing they'd rather go to jail afterwards, rather than go to the front lines and died now. and with all this patriotic got pushed it. we got the propaganda that, that ukraine is fighting for itself. why are they having to drag 16 year old boys out of malls? why they haven't put 70 year old man on the front binds because the prey and people are wanting to fight for don bass and domestic and mary ogles, they, they don't see any reason to fight for it. why are we fighting for it? and again, i don't think americans want our kids to fight for places that they don't even matter to the ukrainians. yes. got into the demographic crisis is horrific for ukraine. i mean, depending on who you asking ukrainians, who always had been notorious of a bad with their statistics here. but there are some estimates that the population of ukraine now is approximately half. it was when they got its independence, that it happens very rarely, very rarely. scott as well, what we're looking at is a, is a failed states. i mean, there are been many people in russia including blood and report and we have our church elated ukraine is an artificial state of but what we're looking at right now is a failed state. uh, you know, you talked about, you know, the chaos that they will break out, and ukraine is people who are looking to blame that. but that assumes that there's going to be a, a ukrainian government that, um, a good point operates independently. i'm sorry, the notification means the end of the zalinski really means the end of the ukrainian or rather the power, but that means the end of the constitution as it's currently configured, it means the end of ukraine is it's currently governed. there will be a new government in ukraine if there has to be and i believe this government will be and picked by the russians. and so there won't be as much chaos as you think. i think there will be a lot of retribution. i think there will be a lot of accountability, but the bottom line is ukraine as it existed in 2014 will never exist again. and i think back, i had an interesting conversation with a senior russian official just last week. and he basically said that ukraine has a very limited window of opportunity right now to strike a deal that won't allow you trained to have the maximum territory and sovereignty that the longer this goes on that offer will be off the table. and you'll be looking at a completely different outcome than the one that could be offered today. but either way, you train it strategically defeated and the terms of ukraine future will be dictated by russia not by some sort of negotiation between ukraine in the west. yeah, and steve, you know, again, auto kind of work with really right. go ahead and type in. let me ask you got this . got it. exactly right. that's what happens. the grain going forward, what happens the rest of it going forward? i mean that the demon is ation to use in russia in the west and in america. how do you have a great rest of the back to the table and say ok all is well all forget now you have sanctions are off there. they're going to be a buddy again, how do you move that machinery back into bringing russia into the world of nations? well, well, you know, scott mc my place. i want to be kind all 3 of us, but we will see that in our lifetime this is a generational breach that will not be mended for a very long time. those sanctions will not come to an end because the west nato land cannot accept that it was wrong. okay, because of their it, but they were there. virtuous russians are, they, they, uh they, they're the rule of law, the rules based or big. they can't change slightly. the only way, the only way to both the due date when it was almost out of time here, but i do have a way out for them. at least putting didn't make it to pair us. we won steve. and that's exactly right, but yeah, i was in the ukraine and don bass area is that asking and they all go for the elections and you we keep hearing from again the by the ministrations this occupied territories. look, i'm better than a rack a couple of times, scott is, has been an actual occupied territories. don't ask very helpful or not occupied. you're not to the russian soldiers on every corner of the lies from the beginning of this need to be dealt with. and the media in the western got your for you and america have blood on their hands. well with, it's all because of our occupied washington. that's why we've gotten here, gentlemen, that's all the time we have a want to thank my gets in nashville and, and delmore, and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us. see our teeth. see you next time. remember crossed up the, the, the, the a try and attack kills a how much the deputy lead the in thing route with the midterm groupon. lebanese need to ship x using use routes of driving the country into confrontation. allstate com, the at least 5 civilians. encouraging a new born all killed in his waiting strike on the headquarters of the palestinian red precedent. thousands of displays for sheltering now with a u. n. t major in casa, saying that the building was clearly marked and humanitarian sites. facility clearly marks with the red present emblem on the roof and just 2 hours ago you can see behind me and all around me, loose area was 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democratic progressive party when a 3rd time in panama, but failed to gain a majority in parliament. several countries including the u. s. u k, and japan and congratulated a lodging town. his victory weight, just 40 percent of the vote, secured him the top spot. so china has reiterated that it's stones on tie. one will not change the results of the 2 elections in taiwan. this time showed that the democratic progressive party does not represent the mainstream public opinion on the island. taiwan is china, is taiwan. the selection cannot change the basic pattern and development direction of cross straight relations, nor can it change the common desire of compatriots on both sides of the street to get closer and closer. nor can it stop the general trend that the mother lead will eventually and inevitably be, were unified. more now of course, you will have to want to contribute a college, i'll call it a great to have you on the program. thanks so much for joining us here. yeah. okay, so it, okay, it's, it's early days yet regarding the results of the vote and what's going to be the future full costs? some people are saying, it's

a lesson. so i think the u. s. u. k strikes against the hutus are the right thing to do, but i think clearly because after now a 6 or 7 of these strikes and i'm sure we've done a lot of damage. the attacks on shipping in the red sea continues. the problem here is that we're attacking the proxies and we're not attacking the source, the source as a rod. so professor is id listening to that. what, what do you expect, washington to be planning for, to run you know, as they have the been the attraction beyond economically, politically, is the kind of the propaganda guess the line for the last 45 years since 1979 and the notion you tend to if the going to attack your own military, you don't is fully capable of defending itself. and i think people in washington would think twice before engaging in that other mid any send was especially in election. yeah. but that's their choice on the that's, that's one to have a one with the united states. but it seems people in washington have a huge agent in activities that is not in the us

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man, which was really a u. s. u k or on. yeah. man, that was run by there is probably a proxy, saudi state. they take a resolution from the u. n, and they miss it. they purposely twisted and turn it and where it doesn't give them any authorization to the launch military force and they launch military force and they say o d u n gave us permission, but that's not what was in the resolution. and what the stroller government of yeah man is doing is policing the flow. busy of traffic in the red sea such that none of it gets to help the state, the apartheid state of israel does not. huh. but these are these a civilian cargo ships, though, can do nothing to the, the, the, who's the soul of doris. the with paula studies is not on the mines by the fact that the doing exactly what they're accusing is way of doing targeting civilians, innocent people, and all this. well, you know, um the, how the, um the uh, the unstructured movement in yet the amen has been targeted since 2015 illegally. again. what are you in resolution that didn't dare sau