u. s. wants to expand fast. a kind of gold rush atmosphere. other companies are also active on the gulf of mexico and others on the texas border. the all hope for quick government permits and want to invest heavily. but despite the rush, it takes time. the sion near company is trying to sign deals that will last 20 years one of the benefits for our customers on our, according to our business model, which is the kind of a long term business model, is our customers are paying long term prices, which are significantly lower than the current market prices. unfortunately, right now, i mean, it is a time of very high prices and it's a time of tight supply. ships that are refueled here are often given a new destination out at sea, depending on how much clients are willing to pay. recently, many have been going to europe, but germany, unlike bolden, was slow to rely on elin g. but it understands that benefits now. and germany had a policy that we are on kind of changed through trade or engagement through trade that i'm, you know, is very important am.

u. s. want the same, including one organization in north carolina. the adobe went there to find out more . or brian brown is on a mission. he's on his way to his workplace, and amazon warehouse in gonna north carolina. his to president of course, carolina, amazonian, st. united for solidarity and empowerment. a group trying to build a union at this facility. it's one of the only handful across the u. s. ryan and his fellow organizers say they're fighting for better working conditions. because amazon has unrealistic expectations and they want better pay, living wages. our number one priority is that we work a hard, green hours. we worked on an honest job and we generated so much, well for jeff bezos. but then wealth didn't, none of that will trickle down, so's amazon tote as their work is do, receive competitive salaries and peg. and this is what they told us about unions. our employees have the choice of whether or not to join a union. they always have as a company, we don't think unions are the best answer for our employees. our focus remains on wor

u. s. administration of its overall imperial aims in the region. they've completely destroyed the middle east. nobody wants the u. s. there are russia, for example, as supports and defends the sovereignty of the nation. it defends the people against the imperial aggression. whereas the u. s. does regime change all over the region. it's intolerable. and so it reveals, once again, like both and said, it reveals that the machinations of the empire. and that's what so dangerous. ah, the pulitzer prize board has refused to resend the awards. it presented it to the new york times and the washington post for the reporting on russia gate. that's despite a blatant lack of evidence on whether russia interfered in the 2016 u. s. presidential election ortiz caleb martin. comments does independent media exist in the united states? that's a question we keep coming back to. the pulitzer prize board has come out in their own defense. speaking up and saying they were right to give a prize to the washington post and the new york times for reporting a story that wasn't actually true. the long ago debunked russia gate hoax, d

u. s. wants to see russia back away from. it's all going a battles inside ukrainian territory and that the u. s. was prepared to hold russia accountable if it tried to expand its military mission and others. i also made clear to form is to lever off that in light of recent statements coming from the kremlin about their plans to proceed with further annexation of ukrainian territory . indeed, the foreign ministers onwards about replacing a democratically elected ukrainian government, as well as being part of their ongoing plans. those plans would never be such. the world will not recognize annexations. we will impose additional giving cost on russia if it moves forward with plans. also continue to stand with ukraine. antony blanket is about to embark on a 2 week long a trip that will take him to africa and south east asia. but he will expect to run focus very closely. not just on the war in ukraine, but on the fate of americans who have been detained there wrongfully. in washington's view, it's a complicated situation, but the

u. s. wants a price cap on russian oil supplies. washington looked to declare a climate emergency which could further cut supplies up the commodity and drive up costs around the world. also this, our ukranian troops have resumed in kent shelling of the guns republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. because army recently lost to russian lead forces entry longer.

u. s. administration of its overall imperial aims in the region. they've completely destroyed the middle east. nobody wants the u. s. there are russia, for example, as supports and defense, the sovereignty of the nations, it defend the people against the imperial aggression. whereas the u. s. does regime change all over the region. it's intolerable. and so it reveals, once again, like both and said, it reveals the machinations of the empire. and that's what so dangerous. meanwhile, a new era is dawning on a post unit polar worlds. vance, according to vladimir putin, who says it's now up to a truly sovereign countries, spearhead global development. and to lead by example, you get up. but no matter how much the west certain any so called super national illegal drive to preserve the existing order of things in a new era is coming a new stage in world history. and only truly sovereign states can ensure a high growth dynamic and become an example for others. with the director of the asia center for studies and, and translation off med mustafah, says the new world order is being shaved by russia, china, and othe

u. s. wanted allies in the g 20 to blame the global grain crisis on russia despite moscow arguing that ukraine is the one refusing to de mine, it's waterways to enable exports, because ortiz rachel blevins comments. the west has been turning a blind eye to its own brutal pass. this week's meeting of j 20 leaders may not include plans for direct talks between russia in the u. s. and that hasn't stopped officials in washington from talking to others and suggesting new ways to put pressure on moscow. one major topic is the state of global food supplies with the u . s. calling on others to emphasize the subject of allowing grain exports from ukraine. g 20 countries should hold russia accountable and insist that it supports ongoing un efforts to reopen the ceilings for grain delivery. however, russia has argue that it is not responsible for a blockade, and ukraine is the one refusing to clear waterways for its own exports. president, and also noted that based on estimates of how much green supplies ukr

u. s. wants a price upon russian oil supplies as washington looks to declare a climate emergency which could further cut supplies of the commodity and drive up costs around the world. also this, our ukranian troops have resumed intense shelling of the legal republic and a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the cubes army recently lost to russian led forces.

u. s. imposing sanctions on russia, harming it's economy and where the 2 men also apparently disagreed, was on what to do about a u. s. proposal to essentially engage in a prisoner swap. the u. s. want the 2 people that considers long, fully detained. among others, the w and b, a star, brittany greiner, and the former marine who was convicted of espionage, paul leland to be released. and in many news reports of the suggestion is that the u. s. would release early the russian arms merchant, victor, boot of the wall on mister blank and made it clear that he wants the russians to take this proposal. seriously. the response from sergey love. rob, according to his, a foreign ministry, was that this sort of discussion needs to happen through quiet diplomacy and not in the public. not through leaks to the media. ships filled with ukrainian grain, a loaded up and ready to go at flexi ports. president blowed him as the lensky and the g. 7. ambassadors to his country visited a court near odessa to witness the final preparations. russia and ukraine reached a deal a week ago to resume exports, and alleviated global food shortage from odessa in southern ukraine. john 100 reports the 1st ships lo

u. s. wants no matter the cost and that trend doesn't appear to be changing any time soon. former e u parliament member godfrey bloom believes that the main problem with britain's quote, special relationship with the u. s. is that it does whatever america tells them to do. we have a problem in our relationship, which is sometimes called the special relationship with united states. and that special relationship now has deteriorated into britain doing exactly what it's told almost immediately, regardless of circumstance. i'm not very on the healthy. the problem we have internationally is basically american expansionism. the last 4 regime regime change across the world using the catalyst of nato. a nato was always a defensive mechanism. those days have gone. the will so packed is gone. there's no need for nato when it was agreed by nature that it wasn't expand, that promise is being broken. and of course, nature now is moving, it is false, is ever further up and towards the russian border. the you must be independent from russian energy, but at what cost? 10 into our t's crossed out next to find ou

wanted. and then on the law, we look forward to steps from the u. s. administration to strengthen bilateral relations by re opening the u. s. concert it used to jerusalem and removing the appeal low from the terrorist list. oh, i just need a shooting of alcohol. would have been covering this visit, but she's not. she was killed by israeli forces fired on me. the 11th. why lone assignment in genie. although no questions were allowed during the media conference, palestinian journalist spook without words, demanding justice for shitty. both presidents talked about turkey and vinny for accountability in united states to suffer loss is wrong, including the killing of sharin abu, our care, our caly. and she was an american american citizen, and a proud palestinian. and she was performing very vital work and independent media. and vital work of democracy, how tight the conference palestinians also reminded by that of shitty art. this thought a you dean sabatini painted the mural for sitting on the israeli bit separation wall, cutting bethlehem from jerusalem

u. s. wants to weaken russia. in fact, the defense secretary said he wants to see russia weekend by the conflict. do you think that you can change if the us actually starts struggling more to provide weapons to fuel the war? i don't think it's gonna last much longer. i think the american people are getting fed up with it. they, they, there's the, by the ministration has not clarified what the national security imperative of ukraine is for the united states. they didn't have this issue with russia before and at all, it all began as a hoax by the biden crowd. and hillary clinton, clinton declaring that russia was in collusion with trump. and they had to and it was proven to be untrue. and for the election of 2016, and now they have to live with this hoax. and now they want to have a real war over it. and you're right, they want to ultimately contain russia. if not change the, the, the, the government there. i've heard talk of wanting to partition russia similar to what, what biden has outlined for syria in recent ye

u. s. wants to maintain security and commitment. and as a jewish state, and since the president himself declared themselves, then it doesn't appear that many different of the implement any of the statements given and that she has a bourbon. blessed people, i think the 10 finished. and you know, we can talk again that i can give you a few handouts that you're in prison is going to be through. you might be able to move within a larger area. i'm on your my for g, which has been promised for a couple of years ago. so use goods. israel's military says that it needs to rockets were fired from garza of the southern city of ask alon. this video shows one of the rockets which official se was intercepted by the israeli defense system or the iron dome. the other hit an empty area, no injury, something reported. ensure lanka, prime minister ronald ramus singer has been sworn in, is acting president of the go to bio roger foxes. resignation was confirmed. he sent his resignation letter from singapore after fleeing on wednesday. the protest is wa

u. s. wants to see russia back away from. it's all going a battles inside ukrainian territory, and that the u. s. was prepared to hold russia accountable if it tried to expand its military mission and others. i also make clear to foreign minister leverage that in light of recent statements coming from the kremlin about their plans to proceed with the further annexation of ukrainian territory. indeed, the foreign ministers onwards about replacing a democratically elected ukrainian government, as well as being part of their ongoing plans. those plans would never be subject. the world will not recognize annexations. we will impose additional significant cost on russia if it moves forward with plants. also continue to stand with ukraine . antony blinkin is about to embark on a 2 week long trip that will take him to africa and south east asia. but he will expect to focus very closely, not just on the war in ukraine, but on the fate of americans who have been detained there wrongfully. in washington's view, it's a complicated situat

he wants to see if the u. s. and saudi arabia can work together in a different issues, like for example, energy, but also climate infrastructure. and for security, of course, the question remains, how do dates start over, especially after bite? and one said that saudi arabia is a pariahs state. and where we go from here. now of course we're working together is always a good thing, but it is quite a change of hearts. what exactly does the u. s. president want from this visit? well, if we follow at his announcement before he is started this trip of wanting to promote you as interest in the middle east, we can rapidly see and conclude that protection of oil is of course in the focus. and one of the main concerns that biden is taking to the middle east gasoline prices worldwide. and also in the u. s. have been increasing during the last month . and this combined with the highest inflation in the u as is just the worse makes for bite. and, and for the democrats in an election year. so president biden is hoping for sau

u. s. want to be responsible for that? well by and by it's going to be looked on as responsible for it and maybe 77 years after world war 2. the parents are finally recognized that they don't have to do everything that the us tells them they have to do well, the former officer, ramen, mcgovern, i believe we had some synchronization issues with your video that we could hear you perfectly fine and you made your thoughts perfectly clear as well. i'm afraid of all we've got time for as much as we'd like to discuss this quite expensive topic, much for the thank you very much for your insights, for joining us today or nazi. you're most welcome. canadian farmers have gathered in ulta where to show solid darcy with that dutch colleagues. they're also protesting against new environmental laws which could affect the livelihoods the me. hundreds gathered near the dodge embassy in canada, the capital to voice their concerns about. i'm saddam's plan to quit all emissions wise, 50 percent. now they say it will directly affect production

u. s . military. the u. s. position wants to achieve the so called a strategic ambiguity, rather than really clarifying what it is going to do or it's not going to do it. for example, the national reunification is really kicked into process. now, this strategic ambiguity is really meant to mislead the people in the united states as men to mislead decision makers in taiwan, as well as this leading the allies of the united states. because eventually, i truly believe there should be no war between china. the united states, why? because both are nuclear armed and if was really gets out of control between china the united states, they will be emigrated. neither of the chinese people, all the american people want to see em. i got it happening to either one of them. and i think the american people, as well as countries in the world need to realize that china's reunification is inevitable. it's going to happen. it will happen in our lifetime. and all of us, i'm pretty sure will witness that process. and it is now the invasion by main

u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035, but that depended on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured or washington correspondent to me soon was gonna has this analysis and why it may now be impossible for the might of the biden administration to reach its climate targets. it is hard to overstate the importance of this ruling from the supreme court. it severely limits the e p, a, the environmental protection agency from regulating emissions from power plants. the supreme court saying here, congress did not give a federal agency the right to regulate on big issues like climate change and that power must rest with congress. but climate legislation isn't getting anywhere in congress where such legislation has been gridlocked. one of the very 1st things president biden did when entering office was to rejoin the paras climate agreem

u. s. wants to finish this up, their move on. and it does, sir, by issuing what is clearly an inconclusive report. now, there has been some reaction already from some human rights organizations. one of the least critical is saying that this is a travesty of justice. we've also heard comments such as you are now in a situation where the perpetrator is examining themselves. so there is a lot of criticism and this is going to increase on a report that is clearly it very inconclusive, stating though that a appears that the shooting occurred from the israeli army positions. but saying as well that the bullet was so damaged that it could not be properly matched to a specific weapon. now the palestinians have been insistent that they will not accept any finding unless that bullet is matched to a gun. now that is a critical issue as well, which the so called independent investigators appeared not to have addressed their findings. that li errors and shooting itself is inconclusive. but they ad there should be no blame attached. so any que

u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035, but that depended on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured. st. luke's mother stories making headlines around the world, starting with another development at americas highest gord content. g brown, jackson has made history becoming the 1st black woman sworn in as a u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year old replaces stephen bryer, who's retiring. justice is remain on the bench for life for until they choose to step down. the ecuadorian government has signed a deal with indigenous leaders bringing an end to protests that paralyzed the country for almost 3 weeks. the agreement cuts fuel prices to address protesters anger over the rising cost of living. 5 civilians and one soldier had been killed in the unrest. john is present, she gen paying has visited hong kong to mark the 25th anniv

u. s. president want from this visit? well, if we follow his announcement before he is started this trip of wanting to promote you as interest in the release, we can rapidly see and conclude that protection of oil is of course in the focus. and one of the main concern step item is taking to the middle east gasoline prices worldwide. and also here in the u. s. has been increasing during the last month. and this, combined with the highest inflation in the u as is just the worse makes for bite and, and for the democrats in an election year. so, president biden is hoping for saudi arabia to produce more oil. sarabia has at that the see to ensure market stability and that they will not produce more all without consulting fir thiel picked plus group. president biden said yesterday, after his meeting with the crown prince of saudi arabia, let's look and see what happens in a couple of weeks. and we do know that the open plus countries have set up a meeting for the 3rd of august, or the old charges, of course, will be a main issu

u. s. beliefs. putin wants iran to supply russia with drones to use in the ukraine. the u. s. also believes iran will train russians on how to use the device as, as early as this month. putin, an air to one are also expected to discuss a un backed proposal to resume exports, of ukrainian grain. or ukraine authority say that a russia missile, a russian missile attack on the southern city of odessa has injured at least 6 people, including a child. a spokesman for the local military administration said that russian forces fired at least 7 cruise missiles from the black sea. hitting residential areas and destroying several homes. odessa is home to ukraine's biggest port and is crucial to exporting desperately needed a grain to the rest of the world. some 22000000 tons of grain remain stuck there because of the fighting. to w correspondent, funny for char joins us from k. a funny. what more can you tell us about the attack? well, you really wonder, actually, how is it possible that a turkey and a russia is supposed to talk about grain expos, trying to unblock those ports, or go for

u. s. government wants people to know and certainly blacklisting or utterly excluding what they don't want people to know. so this is a serious information control mechanism. and it has a great deal to do with following after the u. s. foreign policy and u. s. domestic that domestic policy as well. dr. michael rectinwald's, former new york university professor, an author of google archipelago. thank you. thank you. all right guys, those are the of ours most pressing stories. be sure to check out our social media pages on twitter and instagram and catch more video content on rumble. and odyssey, thanks for tuning in the next hour the ah needs to come to the russian state. little narrative. i've started as i saw them the most lansky in the div, asking him the candles. i'll sum up for a coup in a 55 when. okay, so mine is too bad, must be the one you're calling about with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin, ca, yep, machines. the state aunt, rush up to date and school ortiz spoke mckibben, our video agency, roughly all brands on youtube with requests with oh, when i was showing wr

and they want to have ultimate military penetration into africa and simply put the u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources. and it doesn't even want the africans to use their own resources. but after wrapping up his visit to the republic of congo, love rove will travel to ethiopia anew gander. our correspondent will, of course, bring you all the latest on the visit. as it continues in the dumbass, heavy artillery fire exchange has intensified across the length of the front line. the russian defense ministry says the artillery together with a long range, missiles have hit a large number of targets on ukrainian territory, including control senses ammunition. defoe's military hardware on a ship in the ports of a death in the guns republic artillery units have been using shells filled with leaflets, urging kids forces to surrender. ortiz sog on her dia visit is one such units fighting bridges on, on the dunbar. frontline with artillery playing the crucial role. the queen in forces are bombarded daily including with these $122.00 millimeter shells con

u. s. i want to, you know, i want to use the last few 2nd business, the good to give some words of advice to my success or whoever he or she may be. number one, they take the american stick up for the ukrainians, speak up of freedom and democracy everywhere, tax season deregulate wherever you can to make this the greatest place to live and invest, which it is. we heard from morning star newspaper editor, steve sweeney, who says that regardless of whoever becomes the next prime minister, little is going to change in the u. k. is going to be a continuity johnson. both the candidates were senior figures within, within the government, which you soon like. of course now is leading a charge, campaigning against a policies economic policies that he introduced as chancellor. he's now coding for lower taxes as is as business trust. so really what we're seeing is more of the same and in fact we have at the moment is a zone be government where the prime minister is going to be selected from a very small grou

u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources and it doesn't even want the africans to use their own resources. so again, it's not surprising that africa would balk at the u. s. is positioned on this. has been a pleasure having you both on the program. thank you for your time and thoughts this sunday. my good buttressed professor of political sciences of how one university in cairo undone called like or thur on human rights lawyer. thank you both. thank you . now is it the ultimate expression of counsel, a culture, a western organ, stress on theater is refusing to play and show pieces from historic, a long dead russian artistic rates. we delve into the oven, the bigger issue surrounding it. in our short documentary, rissa phobia history of hate next ah, [000:00:00;00] a ah, the eradication of love ism was also conceived by hitler who formed the general plan awesome for the colonization and german ization of eastern europe. the plan involved about 80 percent being killed, relocated way. that was really, it was a new quote. i busy you really just give us proceed to me act

and they want to have ultimate military penetration into africa and simply put the u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources. and it doesn't even want the africans to use their own resources. often wrapping up his visit to the republic of congo, love rove, will travel to ethiopia and uganda. and of course, our correspondent will bring you all the latest on the visit as it continues bought him in the landscape, cold to brazilian president j. a both scenario to join in sanctions against russia appears to fall on death is as the brazilian leader again, that his country is not going to change his current position of equal corporation with all countries. those little rumors that we will not adhere to economic sanctions, we continue our balanced position. if i didn't have this balanced position, do you think we would have fertilizers in the country? brazil has faced condemnation from the united states and its allies over its done on russia. the country's president not only refused to impose sanctions, but also met with vladimir putin, despite warnings fr

and they want to have ultimate military penetration into africa and simply put the u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources. and it doesn't even want the africans to use their own resources. after wrapping up his visits, the republic of congo love will travel, see both ethiopia and uganda. and of course, our correspondent will bring you all the latest on the visit as it continues. in the dawn bus, heavy artillery fy exchange has intensified across the length of the phone line. the roof and defense ministry says the artillery together with long range missiles have hits a large number of targets on ukrainian territory, including control senses, mo, deposed mich hardware and a ship in the ports of a desa. and it will go through public artillery units have been using shells filled with leaflets, urging kids forces to surrender. ortiz a saw gone. dia visited one such units fighting ridges on, on the dawn, was frontline with artillery play in a crucial row. the queen, in forces are bombarded daily, including with these $122.00 millimeter shells containi

u. s. president of some 2500 soldiers on the ground in iraq. so in fact, that is something that the u. s. president wanted to talk about. and so that is one of the conversations that took place in addition to talking about some of the secure, ready, i understand is that take place with egypt. so that is behind him. now. now we know that we just saw the president walking, in fact, with the again, the saudi current principle had been selman to the broader meaning that will take place the g. c. c plus 3. this is the gulf cooperation council that also includes iraq, jordan, egypt, and what we expect we'll see is all of these leaders lining up for likely what they call the family photo. yeah. yeah, i think we we were looking. we were looking at those pictures just a minute ago. these alive pictures coming from jetta. there we go. ah, that is what we think is going to be the family 1st. are all the leaders coming together? ah, kimberly. we're reaching the end of the strip biden. heads home, back to the u. s. and in a few hours time. what does he really have to show for this trip? well, the problem for the presi

u. s. doesn't want any competitors in africa to take any resources and it doesn't even want the africans to use their own resources . busy so again, it's not surprising that africa would balk in the u. s. s. position on this. well, it's been a pleasure having you both on the program. thank you for your time and thoughts this sunday. my get both dress, professor of political sciences of how one university in cairo undone college author on human rights lawyer. thank you both. thank you. now is it the ultimate expression of console culture, a western organs, stress and theater is refusing to play and show pieces from hist.

u. s. ritz pop wants to take a diplomatic route towards that by reinstating the now defunct, or at least put on hold j. c, p. o a the nuclear deal that was put on ice under the trump administration, the u. s. looking to resuscitate that deal. that something that israel doesn't agree with. they don't think the deal goes far enough and i don't think it's going to help when it comes to countering of their perceived threat of iran at they want more defense capabilities by way, all the defense alliance, perhaps with regional partners. and they also want the ability to be able to, to preemptively attack iran, if they see the necessity to do such a thing. and now the u. s. have agreed to that they do agree by that. and today they put that in writing by way of the jerusalem memorandum. so they do agree when it comes to the goal and by a lot of the way of getting there, except on the nuclear agreement, they don't see eye to eye. those differences still need to be ironed out beautiful . but this next story sounds grueling. a japanese man is climbed into the rank of books by running up and down mou

u. s. want and vice versa. yeah. all right, thank you so much. matthew price of has speaking to us from cook. how? thank you. plenty, morehead on the, i'll just renew our, including the ukraine, says it's the story of russian ammunition defiling the southern region. a person that's under moscow's control, long queues lost by late departures. london heathrow announces a daily on passenger number and force on eliminate champion move far, says he was traffic to the u. k. as a child details coming up with joe and ah, the 1st you can governing conservative party has unveiled the list of candidates and afraid to replace outgoing prime minister boars. johnson. 8 candidates are in the running and a process that lasts until september, september paul brennan is joining us live from london to talk about the phone to tell us who's, who's in the running and who isn't. well, we've got 8 candidates now left standing after elimination into the 1st round of the 1922 committee, which is a committee within the british conservative party, responsible for electing th