u. s. united states sending additional fighter jets and ships to the region to help defend israel. meanwhile, 11 on babies. international airport was busy as the u. s. u. k. and other governments urged our citizens to leave the country as soon as possible. us embassy in i've been on is telling it citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available after several airlines suspended to cancel flights to be rude . british nationals have been told to quote, leave now by the u. k. government major fears of the conflict in the region escalating, we asked dw, corresponded atanya kramer and jerusalem to tell us about the mood and these ralph or? well, i think it depends. so you ask them in general, you some people i talked to you over the past week, they said what it had to be done. you know, the strikes and they roots but also into around for which is around. it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said, you know, what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but general

united states. when you refuse to of a u. s. policy, whether it be a threat to your car and see whether it be to media attacks on your country. we've seen that growing during the gaza conflict when some gcc countries oppose us policy on what's happening and does it, what are they supposed to do? but a bank i think what they are seeing is that the, these us sanctions and arm twisting approaches are just not as decisive as was generally considered even a year or 2 or 3 ago. after all, i was going to quote, defeat russia. this was a taking rush out of the swift banking system. this was the western sanctions that were going to be put on it. of course it failed, utterly and completely i. this is part of the point of the break. so the breaks countries are now 36 percent of world output compared to 29 percent of the g 7 were in a different age a. so yes, threats can be made, but i don't think that they can be decisive. i. i think if the rest of the world is calm and cool and not divided relentlessly, as the us tries to do because that

the highest civilian awards in the united states. u. s. has also been linked to the national endowment for democracy or us congress sponsored and g o associated with color revolutions around the globe. so this comes as the protests in bangladesh continue with a number of deaths reaching several 100 since july. earlier this week, protesters storms, the parliament building, included the former prime ministers, rugs, events. we spoke to nina say create a former high commissioner of india to bangladesh, and she says the scene. it wasn't loggerheads with the west long before the protest . in my view, the student put this actually had the with the find the best, but it was you going to be very as a come all for what happened. finally from the. ringback that she can see now has left the country on monday, this monday for the example, you know, we've seen a large number of changes is being announced and we don't know who because there is no government. there is no problem involved. that the issue is that compete of not key and the changes in the a

u. s. probably it's time for the united states to focus on his own internal affairs . but when we go back to venezuela, the supreme court announced that it is opening an investigation into the results in the process of the election. now president madura seems to be quite happy about it listed. listen, i told the little change that i'm willing to be summoned question in all these parts and investigated by the electoral chain, but as a presidential candidate when sundays elections and as head of state, i showed my face and i submit myself to justice. but i wanted to ask you to mind that because wasn't it? the venezuelan, defendant's minister gladly warned about what he called the west attempting a qu, independence, wireless. yes, the defense minister vanessa has accused western back the position of attempting some sort of media cool. he also condemned the widespread wires that came after the doors victory. the girl also previously warned that there might be some sort of cool himself, so he was trying, it's best to undermine vin as well. i mean, we've seen that with the c

u. s. representative speaking before the council gave statements condemning terrorism, but also defended the united states and its alliances. and when the u. s. representative spoke uh, he accused the rush of trying to deflect attention from its own atrocities against ukraine band simply did not address the blatant reality that was laid out before the council by the russian deputy ambassador about the atrocities being committed. and the blatant acts of terrorism and targeting civilians being carried out by ukrainian forces, he simply dismissed that with broad statements. then it's important to note that the united states refers to last the palestinian organization as terrorist and labels iran as it terrorist country. a state sponsor of terrorism that is responsible for terrorism throughout the middle east region. and it's in this context of the united states frames, everything related to events and gaza and in the middle east, east itself. this is the us representative of giving his interpretation of the issue of terrorism and the threats presented. speaking before the 15 member body that leads the united

truth hanging together and don't expect uh, any miracles, even stability necessarily from the united states. the u. s. is going to be stable and unpredictable. i after november, no matter what happens i. neither of the 2 lead candidates is a, is a candidate for peace. they each have their own different modes of behavior. but neither is going to bring the kind of reason i a peaceful approach to the world that we urgently need. it's going to have to come from the rest of the world that says, look, you're a big and powerful country, but you cannot run roughshod over the world. and the us bluster say will leave the you. when will leave, this agency will lead this a will walk out of this pre to get it may do many things, but the rest of the world is much, much bigger part of humanity. i ended by acting wisely, judiciously operating under the un charter abiding by treaties being patient with us. please give it time to get back to normal. i. i think that this is the best approach because for all the optimism it breaks conferences. the recent one does one coming up in uh, cuz on, if you are a world leader an

united states. but if you zoom out and you look at this from a geo political perspective, right, that lands on, right, got to look at the u. s. and going well, this is interesting for the united states because then this helps them kind of counter the both india and china in that region of the world where the us has been losing a lot of grip in that area. so this gives them a great opportunity if you, if you look at it that way. the, all right, before we go, let's get you up to speed on that breaking news from russia's belgrade, which has reportedly been attacked by ukraine, according to local authorities, one civilian was killed and on verified reports, say there have been several explosions. we will keep you updated as we get more details. but those are the top new stories we're following, this our here on our, to international. be sure to visit our website or to com for the very latest breaking news and updates, bye for now. a, a . to some, for me uh, did you want to see on continue comes on. so like as of prescription not amount on the pre emoji. on the all set, i last thoughts, llc. see, do you run on the list? securitie

distributed front ending the united states, and then the nice way they don't don't there, don't there use our lives in any way a possible states like now the thing ahead of the u. s. secret service says the agency is fully responsible for the failure to prevent the recent assassination attempt on donald trump. this is, this was a failure. we should have had better protection for the protect date. we should had better coverage on that roof line. we should have had at least some other set of eyes from the secret service point of view. covering that that building was very close to that outer perimeters. and we should have had more of a presence, the new acting director of the secret service that he takes full responsibility and that the agency assumes full responsibility of that local police should not be held accountable for what went wrong. on july 13th, he said local law enforcement made the federal agencies aware of the individual who was on the roof. however, secret service did not get the message. in addition to that, it was made clear that the cert good service is conducting an internal review and investigation, and disciplinary action will be handed down if

united states. but if you zoom out and you look at this from a geo political perspective, right, that lands on, right, got to look at the u. s. and going well, this is interesting for the united states because then this helps them kind of counter the both india and china in that region of the world where the us has been losing a lot of grip in that area. so this gives them a great opportunity if you look at it that way, course, but you know who, who he really is. we don't know. we do know that he is this nobel prize guy for giving out these micro loans that are tied to the i m f and tied to with, with, with your know sounds kinda low shortly to me, which has also come with the question. ok, finally i want to tell you about interesting how people we know or think we know and maybe don't. now the presidential election in the us lately. as you know, i've been very critical. a former president trump. and his campaign really seems to be taking the baby way too often and is doing and saying things that he probably is not helping him else by saying, well, not to be outdone, his opponent now seems to be saying, i can top that in, in

united states strategy to contain china. and frankly, it is even though the united states will not have met met itself in the u. s. is heading into a presidential election later this year. and at this point, it's anyone's guess how that will play out between the 2 candidates. who do you think would be able to better handle china as well. the remarkable thing is that the policies of donald trump, which were very aggressive and actually change from the proceeding providence used to be trying to have largely been continued on divide and actually accelerated and enhanced. and i think you'll see the same thing going forward. whether it's donald trump, who gets back into the white house or count and we'll harness the prospect of the us china relationship going back to where it was in the 2, thousands or early 20 times i think is over. all right, she didn't bring calls into traditional friendship. you call it a new cold war. where do you see it going in the coming years? of course, the key issues here is to keep the cold or cold. we have to avoid a hot conflict at all costs. that would be disastrous, not just for united

over the united states army and isn't there not pods of the united states army, but they are made up in police. they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again, proudly announcing that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized russian soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side russians care to solve it, says have opened a criminal investigation against to italian john unless the past found accused of illegally crossing the board into russian's cost region while apparently under ukrainian escort. so the correspondence on camera and what for the a tally and the state outlet all a i unclaimed, they were powering an exclusive report from the russian town of silva, one of the places targeted by ukraine and the surprising cousin on friday, the russian foreign ministry summoned the rooms on baset over the incident, while it spokeswoman number is a harvey reacting to the john this footage accused of white washing. he adds crimes to well with the redirect, saying it supplies on troops to caused the front lines and t

chapters because this began last week when that's and yeah, who came to the united states and literally began dictating u. s. foreign policy in front of the us congress. well, our vice president was him from that. and our president was somewhere looking like a corpse, i guess, gave an 11 minutes speech on the same day yet. you know, here's what's interesting about this. we still accuse russia of interfering and meddling in us affairs while we have the a special while we have a prime minister of a country in our country, dictating foreign policy, giving this for bushes, speech in front of congress, where he's telling people what they need to do, and it's almost like he's the see. oh, you know, it's funny. i mentioned this, this, this trans surgeons of energy is where we, we're blaming rusher for something. they're not doing well. we're ignoring what israel is doing. i mentioned this, i did a whole segment on it this week. i don't know if you guys saw that the very next day, the sound bites, historical sound buy from actor paul newman, goes viral on the internet. watch this with me in 1978 or 79. the israeli

over the united states army and isn't there not pods of the united states army, but they are made up and please they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again, proudly announcing that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized the russians soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side, russian security services, how those into criminal investigation against to a tally and john this, the past found accused or believing, crossing the border into russia's cusp region while apparently on the ukrainian escort. well, the correspondent, complimentary walk for the attorney and stay out let all a i and claims they were preparing an exclusive report from the russian town of some job. one of the places targeted by ukraine and the surprise and caution. on friday, the russian foreign ministry summoned rooms and pass it over the incident wallets spokeswoman or as a harvard, reacting to the john this footage, accused it of white washing. he of crimes with kids, redirect. so you have supplies on troops to cost, cut the phone

united states army additive. they are not pods of the united states army, but they are made up in place. they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again proudly announcing that is that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized the russians soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side, we are a pin. he does have been an obviously sign on to about ukraine's operation in cost, including the john trump slot, who maybe has realized just how close to his support for cuba has been the twins twins while i dropped job and budget is proposing the funds to its i live be caught in hoff, pulse that are all reports. the buttons finance minister has one, but the country lacks the funds to continue its 8 rumors that ukraine has labeled false without statement of souls that tried to shift blame for events and task. in a recent interview saying that one was ukraine takes possession of the weapons. it is responsible for by youths jump kind spot for the dust, may have no doubt, but the weapons we used in the interest of u

united states army additive. they are not pods of the united states army, but they are made up and please they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again proudly announcing that is that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized the russians soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side, russians care services have opened a criminal investigation against to italy and john, unless the past found accused or believing in crossing the board into russians. cost region while apparently on to ukrainian escort correspondent on camera and walk for the a. tanya, in state outlet all a i and claims they will parent an exclusive report from the russian town of the search up one of the paces targeted by ukraine. on friday, the russian foreign ministry summoned williams on baset over the incident while it spokeswoman whereas the harvests reacted to the john. the splits of saying it aimed to whitewash. he had scribes to with kids redirecting its troops for its surprising cause and into a cause. the front lines and the do

but taking things into the private sector with stable coins, especially here in united states is going to alleviate the u. s. government from having to get involved with legislation changes. right. and the thought of resort technically cannot create a central bank visual currency without the approval of congress, which they've already said they're not planning on creating one. and i don't believe they will on a retail side, but they will on a wholesale side. and that is where you'll have a central bank for bank, a central bank, digital currency for banks. well, that's a great lead into my final question. i'm going to give it to you, steve, because well present truck be able to get your former colleagues on board to support crypto as a currency. or are there just going to be a lot of checks written like everything else in order to buy off washington's approval? well, the curb to currency has been good communities been given quite a bit of money. i think they're so past all their lobbyist under donations. but i want to own it close. besides, it's real important where it is drawing a dollar. there's no questio

s. u v rolled up in a wood fire. the teenage boy, the intended target is rushed to the hospital bills for bon, sadly, kalen. ok, so lucky the united states trying to impose sanctions on russia. that's the best thing the that's kind of happened to russia because the sanctions on russia, against agriculture, against the other items, or made russia fetus hurting sits on so as on agriculture and now so the major crime next part are no longer dependence on the united states. and you're the only 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical. then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you truly need help of the same was in a way like explain a basic income is that is like social security for the rest of us. a basic income would be a monthly payments that would go to everyone. just a $1000.00 a month. no strings attached. u

united states? with the opposition rubbing shoulders with the u. s. it should come as no surprise that it's not willing to work within a legitimate electrical framework. after all, washington supported a full scale regime change operation in the country when it's through the support behind one. why go back in 2019 something that ultimately failed. and as far back as 2002, then venezuelan president hugo chavez, accused us of backing you 2 dates, all the nearly took him out of power. so the man is well and government has a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with us like russian not the key is hosting peace talks between the fuel p. i hadn't somalia. becky stopped a diplomat, has met with a representative of those african nations individually, as we speak to resolve the tensions through negotiations. and i'm kind of a dispute interrupted when the fuel struck a lucrative deal with a break away region of somebody land which the official government of somalia says was not authorized are to correspond. and you actually make and has the details on thi

and they had been funding a very distant 2nd, but still 2nd behind the united states, this ukraine war. mm. i mean, the u. s. as in the hundreds of billions there in it for you know, the 10s of billions, but relative to economic size. okay, that's, that's fair. but the, the new, the new finance minister christian listener. now he is notoriously very hawkish when it comes to keeping the budget in tact. i guess we could compare him almost to kind of a a ron ron paul. yeah. libertarian type of of keeping the budget and nice and squeaky clean. good for him. so he's the one that's kind of pulling the plug on this. he's sent a letter that got wait, i don't know by who we don't know yet at this point, but the letter got leaked earlier this month in august. he sent a letter to the defense ministry, basically saying, we're pulling the plug on ukraine. i'm trying to balance the budget. you cannot take any more money from germany's coffers in 2025. you're gonna have to look elsewhere and i suggest you and the g 7 go look in the frozen russian assets if you want to fund this war, but it aint coming from inside the coun

an well, i've never i've never shared any conversations with theent of u president of the united states publicly. s sad that he'si furious at you. >> is he? welle s that, he knows that i lm very much. i understand that you don't want t to on this, but it is so well reported that you were the leader of a pressure campaign. >> no, i wasn't a leader of any pressures very wel thingl. let me say things that i didn't do. i di call one person. i did not call one person.alwa i coulysd always say to him, i i never called anybody. what i'm saying is iwould ma had confidence that the president would make the proper. choice for our country, whatever that would be. and i said that whatever that: is, will go with. >> biden didn't make a choicake he was staring down the barrel of a gun. wentti and the democrats wen for what biden cared about most his legacy. >> they brandish the 25th p amendment, threatened to yank his presidential libraryre and deploy a coordinated media strike to tarnish his reop.p. >> biden knows the game and isn never speakingsp to nancy againn have you spoken to president biden since he drop

united states? with the opposition rubbing shoulders with the u. s. it should come as no surprise that it's not willing to work within a legitimate electoral framework. after all, washington supported a full scale regime change operation in the country when it, through its support behind one wide go back in 2019 something that ultimately failed. and as far back as 2002 with the den venezuelan president, hugo chavez, accused us of backing include a job that nearly took him out of power. so the man as well and government has a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with us like russian. well, the head of the african legacy foundation in most the abraham claims at western play. it was it applying old strategies against venezuela as a fund before on the global. so, and there's nothing unique or especially about the vin as well. the case, it's the same script exactly being paid in many other countries. basically the west say is that you have to practice weston approved for the present of democracy . but when you play by the rules of okay. and then the

not an affiliate over the united states army and isn't there not pods of the united states army, but they are made up and please they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again proudly announcing that is that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized the russians soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side, the new delhi is hosting the 3rd online voice of the global south summit. and he's opening remarks, indeed apartments and arrange a remote to emphasize the importance of the event and to building a sustainable future. i'd home today what it means, and at a time when there was enough mas fee of uncertainty all around the voice of the global self summit is a platform where we're giving voice to the needs and aspirations. so those who have been acknowledged to know, i believe adults trans slice, you know, unit c, and on the strength of this unity will move towards a new direction. representatives from the other 100 countries joins the long distance events with top official ministry heads playing and active role in the me . t

united states? with the opposition, rubbing shoulders with the u. s. it should come as no surprise that it's not willing to work within a legitimate electro framework. after all, washington supported a full scale regime change operation in the country when it through its support behind one why go back in 2019 something that ultimately failed. and as far back as 2002, then venezuelan president hugo chavez, accused us of backing a coup d'etat that nearly took him out of power. so the man as well and government has a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with us like russian or that's just about the program from out here on how to international. but don't go too far because we're hoping to get comments from the palestinian lead a month with a boss. he's on an official visit here to moscow meeting with the russian president, hopefully on stop by for him to come out sometime this hour or will probably be next. now for the meantime. thanks for joining us. the whole from the fi, you know, just like dozens of other ukrainian alms holes might have gone unn

united states? with the opposition rubbing shoulders with the u. s. it should come as no surprise that it's not willing to work within a legitimate electro framework. after all, washington supported a full scale regime change operation in the country when it through its support behind one why go back in 2019 something that ultimately failed. and as far back as 2002, then venezuelan president hugo chavez, accused us of backing your to day to i've been nearly took him out of power. so the man as well and government has a lot of experience when it comes to dealing with us like russian. it's a showcase of some of the very latest and greatest when it comes to russian military, hardware and tech. it's all on display, but it's also next to the western counterparts that have them fed so well on the battlefields that roman culture of right now reporting from the army 2024 expo, have a lunch. the army for my most go, has, once again brought together representatives on the russian and for an armed forces, as well as defense and national security experts. this ye

over the united states army and is there not parts of, of the united states army, but they are made up and please they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again, proudly announcing that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized the russians soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf. and on their side. well, with kids redirecting its troops for its surprising cause and then to cause the front lines and the don't boss on beyond all suffering from an acute manpower shortage to plug the whole ukrainian man on that tree being grabbed of the streets by draft offices, video. so today's going social media shows, man crying for help being forced by recruits has into funds over in west can you create a crowd surround vehicles trying to protect the force of being mobilized, arriving at the local conscription office. sorry about de, had protest as demanding that seized man be freed. so i'm not just not willing to take the risk and all scrambling to plead the country illegally. it's national files and security on this mock subaru decides

u. s. allies and very pro nato and one big topic of course, was ukraine once again, own wavering support of the united states at for ukraine. she was also very critical of the former president as well, with regards to his position internationally. she warns of the dangers there of at president trump. i'm coming back to office. she said i will not close you up to tyrants and terrorists like him. you jump on for reading for trump, so quite a stinging and comment there from com la harris. but i think the real takeaway for me, with regards to foreign policy is this sort of and continued support of the you s sort of more traditional relationship we'll say with the u. s. is and traditional allies and what about her stance on immigration, particularly at the us mexico border. she's come under a lot of fire from donald trump, from many republicans for her handling for her role within the by that administration of being looking after security there. how does she differ in that sense? from donald trump, her rival? what was interesting because she really went after the republicans and, and basically said, you know, tha

u. s. meantime, of attempting occluded. talk the nazi cuddly toys while the government of the united states putting together with elan mosque and malays fascist international are at the forefront of a process of the stabilisation and the crew data. at this moment, against the venezuelan people and against venezuelan democracy depends on the president added that the opposition has profit and on the talking the capital for this saturday. the election that took place on july 28th with my daughter getting 51 percent of the votes i purchased a rocketed shortly afterwards. at the same time western nations dismissed the election results. washington says it has the proof that the opposition one has failed to disclose the proof. given the overwhelming evidence, it is clear to the united states and most importantly, to the venezuelan people, that edmondo gonzalez, or d, o one, the most votes and ben as well as july 28 presidential election. we congratulate edmondo gonzalez, or dia on the successful campaign. now is the time for the venezuelan parties to begin discussions on a respectful, peaceful transition in accordance with ben as

over the united states army and isn't there not pods of the united states army, but they are made up in police. they say they're all made up of mostly the u. s. veterans and the fact that they are now again proudly announcing that is that they are back on the front lines of ukrainian conflict. and now on the internationally recognized russian soil seems to be like a new push on this, on their behalf and on their side. and now the news, the full my head of germany's federal intelligence. this has made a bold statements on live tv august times that he believes ukraine and poland were directly involved in the terror attack on the node straight into pipelines. fillings x by chief added that the current narrative of 6 ukrainian dive is independently blowing up the infrastructure without the backing of nato just doesn't as up and on. the way it seems is not. it was a korean see that as part of the findings. so the investigation operate the this was of course only possible with support from the law. and when we look at the map, the police agencies, but engage here pretty evidently. and i thing, not all the agencies, i think that this was and arrang

united states and the present united states is. and when i decide that i'm ready for a full out war, i don't need it is really military. i got u. s. military. well i think that us as well we, we definitely not really sure what happened in the us and what i wouldn't know. what exactly is the spence, but i'm pretty sure there's some ceilings that nothing. yeah. who cannot cannot really. yeah. you know it's transgress. so that's why that's why you end up having key leaders killed because that's really the, the, the most you can do in terms of the impact while at the same time, not being able to invest yourself military to be much right. because i think at the end of the day, regional ask all out war in the region is something that would not just turn to 0, but also the us. this is what i'm gonna show you. so you'll think in the end, from a to a political standpoint, when it really came down and the rubber meets the road, so to speak. the us would back off and say no luck. we're not fighting this war for you. you've got it, you've got yourself into the end of this last you, you, you get yourself out of this mess, right. you think tha

try to make this stuff up, that we are watching here in the good old united states of america, we're going to go deep dive into the u. s. presidential elections and you have to here to believe what both sides are saying. number sanchez, hey, let's do this. the right. what do you say though, that we start this whole thing instead with what is happening right now in cursed right? russia, the world media is fascinated by this, and i get it. i understand why ukraine and veins russia, it's getting a lot of attention, right. but, but like the don't august to finally catches the car. we have to ask. now what ukraine, even western media are saying that this is a bit of a flash in the pan. impressive, yeah you can help but look at it, you know, you throw. busy oil and hot pants, a lot of attention, but not much will likely be coming out of this because ukraine simply doesn't have the manpower to back up this incursion. and the fact of the matter is russia does. now here's a real story that the media is purposely ignoring senior snap. that's a, a live you, a map. i look at it all the time to kind of do my own research on this st

and they had been funding a very distant 2nd, but still 2nd behind the united states this uh, ukraine war. mm hm. um, i mean, the u. s. as in the hundreds of billions there in it for you know, the 10s of billions, but relative to economic size. okay, that's, that's fair. but the, the new, the new finance minister christian winner. now he is notoriously very hawkish when it comes to keeping the budget in tact. i guess we could compare him almost to kind of a a ron ron paul. yeah. libertarian type of of keeping the budget and nice and squeaky clean. good for him. so he's the one that's kind of pulling the plug on this. he sent a letter that got wait, i don't know by who we don't know yet at this point, but the letter got leaked earlier this month in august. he sent a letter to the defense ministry, basically saying, we're pulling the plug on ukraine. i'm trying to balance the budget. you cannot take any more money from germany's coffers in 2025. you're going to have to look elsewhere and i suggest you and the g 7 go look in the frozen russian assets if you want to fund this war, but it aint coming from inside the count

try to make this stuff up, that we are watching here in the good old united states of america, we're going to a deep dive into the u. s. presidential elections and you have to hear to blame what both sides are saying. numbered sanchez, hey, let's do this. the right. why do you say though, that we start this whole thing instead with what is happening right now in christ, right? russia? the world media is fascinated by this. that i get it. i understand why ukraine invades russia. it's getting a lot of attention, right? but, but like the dog who finally catches the car. we have to ask. now what ukraine, even western media are saying that this is a bit of a flash in the pan. impressive. yeah, you can help, but look at it, you know, you through oil in a hot pants. lot of attention, but not much will likely be coming out of this because ukraine simply doesn't have the manpower to back up this incursion. and the fact of the matter is russia does. now here's a real story that the media is purposely ignoring senior snap. that's a, a live you, a map. i look at it all the time to kind of do my own research on this stuff. by the