u. s. wanted to tackle every issue separately and individually, china wanted to use it as leverage in order to gain favorable terms on their end. so they want to bundle all the terms together, which makes perfect sense because why would you give something without getting something you want in return? so according to the chinese foreign minister, china, us climate change, corporate cooperation cannot be separated from the general environment of relation . and then also again back in march, you had this very angry exchange between lincoln and the top chinese official and anchorage alaska. so given this bite, it was kind of forced to speak directly to china rather than sending in one of his envoy to negotiate on his behalf, which is exactly what china wanted. so while china got the broad, all encompassing dialogue, there was no breakthrough in the conversations. thursday call was more so focused on these broad, strategic issues with pretty much no concrete decisions being made. christy, i know you're

u. s. wanted back in 2001 of us wanted to get rid of a some a been a lot on bring democracy, not lost on and have a trusted partner, a strong institution. well, the intention was good, but the way it was handled the strategy, the whole, the lack of a grant strategy filled the united states. as of right now, we are, they feel like earlier, it's worth it a ton of on versus the action. look under the tall, one, control, 13 american marines die under the tall one, control ice is excluded the bomb at the airport. so i think their actions will deliver what is it a taller bond where they could be trusted or not? when it comes to, i says, when it comes to dyess and i've watched on that is not right, we need to, we need to look into it. whether it's a ton of on or going to be able to prevent dies from making it way to central asia . because tolerable and have been focusing on on us on while i die as it focusing on the united muslims in south and central asia. so there's a lot of the rock faith in the us an

u. s. wanted to build one american oil company to build a natural gas pipeline from took nano, stung through afghanistan to pakistan. absolutely crucial alternative routes with russia in the wrong that wilson hall. it was only when bush came to power, george shuffling bush, that his administration actually started to question the reliability of the taliban to deliver on a deal. now this steel, the head of the still was dick tracking who became bushes. vice president, john, i'll stop you there more from jerome pilcher after the break. ah, ah, ah, ah, the, who's these terrorists play by a whole set of different rules? it's going to force us in your words to get mean 30 and nasty in order to take them . all right, we'll use all tools at our disposal to do so. my name is same on our committee and i'm the head with family members can, can save time stuff and killed our children and we will never forgive them to leave this place a bit. am i? what i did states was doing, and then they were bringing peopl

u. s. wanted to build one american oil company to build a natural gas pipeline from took my no stand through afghanistan to pakistan. absolutely crucial. the alternative routes with russia and a wrong that wilson hall. it was only when bush came to power george shuffling bush . his administration actually started to question the reliability of the taliban to deliver on the deal. now this steel, the head of the steel was pick tracking who became bushes. vice president john, i'll stop you there more from jerome pilcher after this break ah, join me every thursday and the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business and show business. i'll see you then me. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk me well, go back. i'm

u. s. around the world by this time, next year. the announcement that another half 1000000 doses have already been bought by the us. president biden saying to that at present the u. s. want to we're going to have to take straight to the general send in into the venezuela president and equipment or addressing a little spice i wish to greet all member states of the united nations. so i lot of liberals i wish to greet. we are most the peoples and governments, they don't seem to know in the 194 country most. they read them in duty, press in this in a general assembly and i'll send your up to lot chinese in particular. i wished, agreed miss here, who has assumed the president general assembly told her that i wish him the best of success that somebody on the while they are and he's as soon as anyone, either the united nations general assembly in boca convenes, us all every september, the little miss, if the guy you out of here, we are a little heads of government heads of state, but i see then many prime ministers you allah, out 30000 and the highest authorities. are they want the era to allow us to discuss our views or they want to utilize the ideas get a world, say, given th

u. s. wanted to build one american oil company to build a natural gas pipeline from took manner stung through afghanistan to pakistan. absolutely crucial. the alternative routes with russia and iran that wilson hall. it was only when bush came to power, george shuffling bush that his administration actually started to question the reliability of the taliban to deliver on a deal. now the steel, the head of the still was dick tracking who became bushes. vice president, john, i'll stop you there more from jerome pilcher. after this break the news, the news having all realities to experience or even live in like a role or does my idea, you know, especially during and where you can go anywhere in the game world, go everywhere. choose the game that you want. any open roll game, choose it, and you are now on a vacation in a place where you're like flying helicopters or you're, you're on beaches, you're, you're in a city drive, you know, whatever you want. you name it these, these are getaways. and the wa

u. s. wants to see it. once it cools and all parties do rental facilities to allowances, facilitate unimpeded humanitarian access. accountability for human rights abuses, inclusive dialogue, the, to preserve the unity of the state, but no action yet. and that's been a big disappointment of a liberal intervention, especially in a democratic party. well, if you're a p as prime minister abbey ahmed has written an open letters a precedent by them in response to the threatened sanctions. part of it reads, unfortunately, while the entire world has turned its eyes onto e. c o p and the government for all the wrong reasons. it's failed to openly and sternly reprimand a terrorist group in the same manner that it's been chastising my government. so i me will get you as a journalist from out of a he says the u. s. has a powerful influence in ethiopia. it has invested since the beginning of the conflict begun to november. it has invested well over half a $1000000000.00 in terms of the conflicts providing aid and basic

u. s. does not want to close down one final day. so 1st of all, president obama was making a concerted effort to do so. pointing to envoys of the state and defense departments to do so. but another something that has not been mentioned that that have been part of the difficulty and closing down on cono bay is that's when we decided to release somebody one final day. we have to release them either to their home country or to a 3rd country if their home country wouldn't take them. and in many to in all cases, we have to we have to receive assurances from that country that we were sending them to, that they would not be tortured or detained, or unfairly treated once they got back. and in many cases, we actually were not able to receive those assurances from the home countries. we would start looking for 3rd countries, but it was really difficult to find any country that wanted to take them because they were so keen that unfortunately by the one animal brown take the case of the week or for example, all of the leaders that were animal d

u. s. wants to see it. once it cools in, all parties, rental facilities, to analysis, and facilitate unimpeded humanitarian access. accountability for human rights abuses, inclusive dialogue to, to preserve the unity of the state, but no action yet. and that's been a big disappointment of a liberal intervention, especially in the democratic party. and it, 71 gets the sense that this has a lot to do with actually the story you did a minute ago. the u. s. c's easier in the context of china. you f as the vitamin searching seems to see everything in the context of china at the moment. if you has long been the u. s. s. maine ally in the whole of africa and prime minister abbey om. it has been a very successful in sort of playing both sides. china and the u. s. on the one hand, the u. s. is the donor of the most recipient of the most sub saharan aid tv left hand. it also has china on the other side, but the biden ministration doesn't want to be the white house, the administration that loses ethiopia in the horn o

u. s. wants to see it. once it cools in, all parties rental facilities to allow for, to play, facilitate unimpeded humanitarian access. accountability for human rights abuses, inclusive dialogue, the, to preserve the unity of the state, but no action yet. and that's been a big disappointment of a liberal intervention, especially in the democratic party. or if you are a p as prime minister i'll be, am as has written, an open letter presented by them in response to the threatened sanctions. part of it reads. unfortunately, while the entire world is turned its eyes onto a few, appear on the government for all the wrong reasons, it's failed to openly and sternly reprimand the terrorist group in the same manner . it's been chastising my government. china has accused the u. s. industrial area of colluding to smith, it's reputation. in the latest fall out of the 2 countries joined britain and a new alliance. many see that the security agreement as part of ethics by the west to contain china's growing influence in

u. s. he wants all officials that were part of the past the ministration to return.

u. s. wants out of europe in confronting china, is not really military because we recognize there's a lack of capacity and the limited capacity can be best spent in defending against russia. you know, possibly mass migration from the south, things like that. it's simple. what we're concerned about, or things like having chinese infrastructure and backdoors. hard wired into their electric backbone, stuff like that. and the european union can deal with that. so i think that there will be cordial, helpful, and developing relations with the e u on the security issue, but it won't be hard. security issue of tanks, ships, airplanes, it will be more things like this sort of broadband of chinese communist party capture of economic sectors and kia for structure sectors in europe. so we are going to be getting more details. i believe this week about the use in the pacific strategy, but it does feel like the temperature is rising there. and i know that you was already planning to launch this so called global gateway initiative to really compete with china's belton road initiative. nicholas in your mi

u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer and beliefs and others like porters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case in the u. s. is trying to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing all you could get, you know, centers minister shim regularly, the field didn't know whether they evaluated this. somebody got it and then you should listen community. if i'm pulling up a skilled jewelry, get there were certain that we feel the money out of my and i will understand what you even they up with a lot because the only language union did julian, his sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she's again summon to appear before the grand jury asked if sums helped her leak secrets. she tells the judge i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines. but she does not give in fascination of the killing o

u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer and belief and others like porters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case in the u. s. is trying to punish lessons for exposing wrong doing or you could just put him on the field to deal with this. somebody got it and then you should. i mean listen, i'm putting up a shot. if you get an if we feel the money out of my will be ok and understand what you even they up with a lot. my husband said your union did. julian sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she's again summoned to appear before the grand jury asked if his hunch helped her leak secrets, she tells the judge, i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines, but she does not give in fascination of the killing of roaches. generally the killing of children, that is the real hom that should be di

u. s. government didn't want to go before the regular shot records, you know, totally. first, the logical reasons had said these people are not criminals, their enemy combatants. now, i don't know why being called an enemy combat is worse than being called into a terrace criminal. indeed it almost to be seen as a badge of honor. but there was, you know, that was one line of thinking. and then the other line of thinking, as i mentioned is you know, we know that many of the suspects for torture. khalid shaikh mohammed, the legit, you know? she mastermind the 911, was said there was been water boarded at least 183 times. the u. s. government doesn't want the evidence of that coming out. indeed, it wants to somehow find ways to be able to use the fruits of the interrogation they brought in so called in a clean interrogation team. so, you know, after he's been tortured and tortured, tortured, then they bring in somebody new and say ok. now to give us here at the same statement, voluntary, you know, and now that, you know, may survive. you know, the make shift a military comm

u. s. never wants to admit that it made an error, especially the u. s. military, so you know, there, there had to be an investigation. they had to make sure that there was no chance that this could have been a nice his target and, and once the facts came out, given the publicity that this so this case has the military really had no choice but to admit that it had made a mistake and carol mchenry has offered acquired a sincere apology for the incident. what do you think the likelihood that reparation will actually be made to the families given the complex situation on the grounds? and do you think the us will be held accountable? why no, i, i strong suspected the u. s. will make every effort to, to make some sort of reparations. there are been used in which we can use to contact l. a bond. and you know, there is an indication that we will try to put a, a price to a life and there's 10 lives have been lost. i don't know what price that is. no price should be acceptable. the real accountability, however, if you simply pay off, yes, you say okay, we made a

u. s. never wants to admit that it made an error, especially the u. s. military given the publicity that this this case has the military really had no choice but to admit. and it had made a mistake. if you simply pay off, you say ok, we made a mistake here. we'll throw money at it. it goes away, nothing goes away. i mean, 10 people are dead and no one will be held to account. we need to take a long, hard look at the process. he's involved in authorizing the strike and giving permission to release this missile. who made that decision based upon what intelligence? and again, if you sweep this under the rug, if no one child to a child, if nobody's fired or charged with criminal activity. and if this goes way, if we throw money a dead people. and if we allow the military to walk away without any repercussions, it will happen again. authorities and southern texas have banned drones from flying near the border. after dramatic footage showed thousands of migrants crowded under a bridge. authority said the move was down to security reasons. can often has the a

u. s. never wants to admit that it made an error, especially the u. s. military given the publicity that this so this case has the military really had no choice but to admit that it had made a mistake. there is an indication that we will try to put a, a price to a life and there's 10 lives have been lost. i don't know what price that is. no price should be acceptable. the real accountability, however, if you simply pay off, yes, you say okay, we made a mistake here. we'll throw money at it. it goes away, nothing goes away. i mean, 10 people are dead and no one will be held to account. we need to take a long, hard look at the process he's involved in authorizing the strike, giving permission to release this missile, who made that decision based upon what intelligence? and again, if you sweep this under the rug, if no one shall do account if nobody's fired or charged with criminal activity, because this leave me so is criminal negligence on the part of somebody. somebody made a decision to fire that mr. with insufficient information and 10 innocent peopl

they wanted to bundle everything together, while the u. s. they want to tackle everything separately in order to kind of give the illusion or the political theatre that we always say in order to get the illusion that there's progress being made. there's dialogue and all there is some sort of resolution on this very small piece of the puzzle. china doesn't want to do that. so rather than tackle each individual on boy and each individual on way only has a certain issue, whether it's a diplomatic issue, a state issue and environmental issue, they want to speak directly with bite and who has the power and the authority to kind of bring everything together and say hey, if we give a piece here on the stay issue on cybersecurity, maybe you can give a piece here on the trade issue. things like that. that's how china wants to negotiate, which is very different than how the west prefers to do things. now speaking, and one of those major issues been there have been a number of increasingly 10 statements between the u. s. and china, especially over the so

u. s. government wants it. and over the years, with drones penetrating the air spaces of more and more countries to many american news outlets have complied. neglecting the story, which makes the journalism on this drone attack, different and worth examining our starting point this week. it's called the september 1st 3 days after the drone strike in cobble killed can afghan civilians, 7 of them, children. the pentagon is making no apology. all of the engagement criteria were being met. at this point, we think that the procedures were correctly followed and righteous strike 1900 days and 2 journalist investigations later different general different story, effectively rewritten for the pentagon by the new york times. and the cna, a comprehensive review of all the available footage and reporting on the matter, let us to a final conclusion that as many as 10 civilians were killed and the strike. i'm here today to set the record straight and acknowledge our mistakes. the 2 news outlets revealed that the target was n

i wanted to ask you where you are in negotiations in terms of the start pack with the u. s. and also, in terms of these of nuclear weapons, your reaction to the recent missile launches by both north and south korea. what do you see as an incentive for can jump onto even come back to the negotiating table? with mr. scott, all the pros. yes, i'll start with the 2nd question, young signals from north korea. you know, when he's upset machine, he said he's demonstrate that they would like to see reconciliation with south korea. we have always welcome to direct dialogue between the 2 countries as well. i do show the previous use administration control you wanted to this and i shoot to orchestrate the process and that's not always favorite. it's such direct dollars. i hope that the new administration would be prepared for these constructive steps to linear promoted contest, direct contacts between north and south korea, post q post you like us. any go launches, you manage to do not help with us. but the stimulus near me, interestingly, south korea did not dramatize the situation. a

u. s. terror list, he's part of the her connie network, which has been accused of attacks on us forces in afghanistan. all the members of the group are also on the u. s. most wanted list. the taliban released the statement, responding to recent remarks by pentagon officials saying the following. all officials of the islamic everetts without any exception, we're part of interaction with the us. and should have been removed from the un on us, blacklist a demand which still remains valid. that american other countries are making such provocative statements and trying to meddle in the internal affairs of us gotta stay on the swamp. emerett condemns it in the strongest terms. charlotte, but us has more than the taliban late statement on the lease, according to this statement from the ministry of foreign affairs as follows. me by chance to go to specials in the media. essentially saying that members of the had tony family, legitimate targets and they remain on the last decade and they say they say they immediately. they say it's interesting because these members are very high within the telephone movement and they were the cabinet best way to me carry a number about a

we want an official investigation and the corporate must be convicted in a court of law in the u. s. then we will accept reparations. according to american law, just 3 people from the telephone came here. they searched the crime scene and left without saying anything, but the pentagon, however, is protecting it. so it says that no disciplinary measures will be carried out that ultimately this is all a terrible tragedy. but new ones mistake specifically because all of its employees, the intelligence community, all acted by the book and that the intelligence was solid. and that is unfortunately the pattern we have seen. and i've got to start over the entirety of the 20 year war when it comes to air strikes or drones strikes as any number of organizations, the track civilian casualties will attest to relief. where for example, has counted more than 3000 civilian deaths. enough, gathered on since 2016 since nato and the united states began reducing the number of troops they had on the ground. and increasing the number of air strikes up to 20 a day. they've also found that 40 percent of

u. s. wouldn't want to release that information after all, for v was putting such a valuable economic partner like react in a bad light would be just bad for business. but whatever the truth for many of the victims, families, the reality is nothing can bring their loved ones back to get more on this leak document. now we cross live to radio host and political analyst, dave perkins. dave, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. i got the document here, i read it myself and i have to say, i mean there's really not that much new information included here. do you think this lack of new information is you know, the result of poor quality work or perhaps reminds me of the release of the report on u. f. o is from our government a couple of months ago. everyone waited and waited in the talk and talk built up the pressure to release the info. suddenly, here it is. now we know. and what we know is pretty much what we've known for the last couple of years as governments gradually started releasing on board videos from navy ships. and they're difficult to see and understand. and there wasn't any real

u. s. wouldn't want to release that information after all, for v was putting such a valuable economic partner like react in a bad life would be just bad for business. but whatever the truth for many of the victims, families, the reality is nothing can bring their loved ones back. the 911 terror attacks killed almost 3000 people and changed the lives of so many americans on that day. and even years later, in the subsequent war on terror, families of 911 victims, war veterans and others who have been immensely impacted shared their stories in our special investigative series on heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. killed our children for united states was bringing people to watch a site. it was a pointless exercise. we spoke with monica, i can murphy widow who lost her husband in the 911 attacks as well as gabriel martinez, a veteran of the war and afghan. stan, they said their lives have been forever divided into what had come before and what followed these harwick events. the people, the me i was happily married. i was looking forward to be a mom because i don't happen to kno

u. s. wouldn't want to release that information after all, for v was putting such a valuable economic partner like react in a bad light would be just bad for business. saudi arabia is in a place of protection for biting because widen, has gone to such efforts to reduce the energy output of the united states. and so, saudi arabia, one of the principal countries of oil production in the world market. he needs their favor in order to continue to provide energy to the us economy. they're going to take care of saudi arabia as they are clearly doing right now by releasing a report that doesn't really tell you anything. and the indication from there is don't ask for any more, we'll give it to you in our own time. and this is a good start and you should be happy with it. it's all very much kabuki theater, dance presentation of forward and backward. and again, the gang and given, taken in the end, nothing really changes except joe biden is still the president and the democrats are still in charge. and that of course is daryl to my go monica, i can murphy who lost her husband in the world. trade center