u. s. was complicit, attending ukrainian miss saw the tappin prime man, which left 2 children that a chris stay on a priest executed. muslim police officer kills and a physical fun towels all css is the aftermath of the terror attack. and doug, the right now, as i said, the prayer hole is almost completely destroyed. all that's left. burn sacred text for my russian and the may fight happy. we're looking at of the kids all to an exclusive interview on the tragic events that took place. and if i.

u. s. what was its creditors? as balloons were referenced, $34.00 trillion dollars. economist richard berner sage. the financial past, the us is following, cannot go on for reaching the point where the national debt has become so long as you are we talking about 35 trillion dollars and in particular, the last few years, i mean the, the acceleration is being wind based and then show and we saw just a few weeks ago that the, you know, the expenditure now the annual budget is coming from the annual budget for just interest on his debt is larger. and then even the single biggest item, which is the military expenditure. and so it's now that com, the biggest part of the interest on the debt is the biggest item. and so it is the sort of late stage phase when you have really spend too much and your debt is beginning to spiral out of control. you know, what's happening means alternatives will be for me. and because the other listen from the, the us cases, that is the list of every country now is that if you just keep print

u. s. provides to the ukrainian regime which can not be used without direct participation of the u. s. military. it wasn't just talking about the weapons. he said that the kind of miss all that was used in the attacks and that's how comes us long range missile. these cannot be used without direct participation from the us minutes. a. now we've seen the devastating consequences on sundays the talk full of people killed. 2 of them at children, we seen the whole proceedings of people fleeing for that lives on the beach, children's toys strewn everywhere. now, cool. sunday was a very important day in the russian. all the adults calendar, it was supposed to be the day for hoody trinity celebrations, but instead it turned into a day of talent. now at 3 days of morning, i've been cold in crime me now. russia did something on the us, i'm boss of the and it said the such attacks would not be left without retaliation . the us, which is waging a hybrid more against russia and has in fact become a coffee of the conflict by supplying the training and on forces with the most modern weaponry base equal responsibility with the key of regime for this atrocity . the ambassador was informed that s

u. s. was complicit in a ukrainian misaligned attack on crime male which left to children that christian priest executed. most of them police officers kills on the synagogue, and the fun touts on tss is the aftermath of the terror attack. and august on the right. now as i said, the prayer hole is almost completely destroyed. all that slipped by these birds sacred text that leads to people all killed as an office, just outside of most go goes off in slaves.

u. s. was denied claims as an american ad cloth carrier, the dwight d eisenhower was also suicide. who had been conducting good phones in the air is it pulls the heading back home, also a prolonged deployment. the routes of this, and these are always good to have your company here on all the international up next is most of the rules will be back over from the the what is part of the employee would post that isn't the deepest view of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify all confused who really wants a better wills and is it just because it shows.

u. s. still remains the largest economy in the world, according to g, d, p, and g d, p per capita. in 2023 and in 2024. the u. s. was still ranked as the most powerful military in the world with the world's largest defense budget. in excess of oblique $750000000000.00. there we have military base and in well over 70 countries. right now, can i have a partners really threaten unipolar strength of the united states? well, i was going out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a peer competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you will know, who in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against

u. s. military. the book was called, the pocket guide to france. seriously. hints like this, no bragging, france don't like it. [ laughter ] no joke. be generous. it won't hurt you. avoid controversial topics, even if you took french in high school. [ laughter ] >> try to follow at least one, i tried my best to follow each one of those. you know, then it said, the french are allies who, quote, this is a quote, happen to speak democracy in a different language. democracies are not just doing favors or fighting for each other when history gets through, we all are in the same boats.". france and the united states have always been there for one another. we stand together when the going gets tough. that's a fact. we stand together to defend the values that lie at the soul, the very soul of both our nations. i believe that to be the case today. liberty, equality, brotherhood, generation after generation, people across both our nations uphold these ideals because they know we stand as one and our countries are stronger and literally the world is safer. emmanuel, you

u. s. was always say to us, the crazy, the russian people, the and i loved it, 2030 years every day. and when i go in the east, when the waterfall of somebody comes from the east side is in 750 is in the near area from burden. and i talked to the people that and i, i saw that they think it a very, very easy to and, and, and few, we have a that, that we in the west. and so i talk a lot a lot a lot. and they say why you have a different thinking perhaps to other countries. and so i do not that the language from the rations a very, very different if you see they say putting say yes, that's a government, but the people a nice and he, he put the 2 sides and it is, you can see it the germany, i can see here now, so for proposing that the retreat sort of showing says somebody. uh, people are also nice. yeah. i think that would be a good yes from it's to the current student. so i, i, i would say it every day. so i asked the government of russia, please give us the visa, free for the german people. and so we can visit very without, through the critique, the people in russia and it's one when

u. s. was directly involved i really can push and it was weird to be have used american citizens and plans to get some more information. i mean, on our lot of things like that does do. you must do that with issues and have a vast of involved when president escaping review of washington's approach to relations with his country to pumps of villages. exclusive interview with the last prime minister, rubbing fits though denounced his western states for approving ukrainian strikes on russians. harris, the very will welcome to you. this is all the international with the world news update is great to have you with us. the. so i was starting with breaking news, a mounting dest toll from the massive is waiting operation to rescue full hostages of scale to 200 palestinians, according to gauze, as media office. the i'm off top tips were recovered by the idea from the new surrounding area. and official from the palestinian militant groups spoke exclusively to all to about the attack or the number is indica

u. s. was complicit in a ukrainian misaligned attack on crime male which left to children that christian priest executed. most of them police officers kills on the cynical fun touts on tss. as the aftermath of the terror attack and august the right now, as i said, the prayer hole is almost completely destroyed. all that slipped by these birds sacred text. and at least her people tell doesn't office all, but just outside of most go goes up in flames. the faith of 7 of the was, was said to be trapped inside the building remains on the end of the day and on the news. now this is all the international very welcome to the program this monday. well, breaking news to stopped us off rushes for an administer, so gabrielle says that there was no doubt the us baz responsibility for sunday's terror attack on crime. there was he made those remarks during a press conference where there's been a russian counterpart during the visit to minutes. thank you for your condolences over yes to do star attack and some

u. s. was involved in this military operation, do we know how and to most extent i don't know specifics at this point of what was involved, but it's quite likely that as happens quite regularly, there were sharing a bit intelligence between the united states, which of course has a extensive intelligence assets in terms of monitored from the air in terms of 6 other signals, intelligence with the israelis. i suspects that in particular the effort to pinpoint the location where the hostage was held as part of this intelligence which we share. i don't think there was any direct american military support. you know, the visual always had more than enough firepower, as we have said, to go in with this operation. so it was more providing the informational, coordinated given information as to where exactly these hostages were. mohammed was this military operation, this massive loss of life to secure the release of full hostages, necessary it is that both of disregard of all the principles of internation

u. s. president was to be selected and chosen by the electorate. that then what would that mean for the support of ukraine? all these risks they want to get out of the way they want to give you kind of a big chunk of money. we're hearing some $50000000000.00 euros with a loan that they would take out, and the interest would be paid. and by winful profits from those pros and russian assets that exist in those 7 countries. then a presidency lensky from ukraine is going to attend the summit as well, is going to sign the last 2 of those long term security agreements with g 7 countries. so the us in japan, all the others have already signed those 10 year security agreements with ukraine. and that is a milestone for the country as well. that says it needs to have flexibility now, but it also needs to be able to look into the future and know that is always done by the side. we sylvia tell you in 5 minutes to day and welcoming a guess in a luxury village in southern easily can you give us a bit of a sense about the place where the tops are taking place a l

u. s. was in the midst of an economic boom, the klein, who lost much of its appeal and played a negligible role in public life. then came an event of the minutes in, in the 1950s. what happened was you had a number of legal cases that were wanting screen court that was challenging. jim crow and legal segregation. the supreme court in 1954 brown vs board of education. that is the incredibly important supreme court ruling which at least legally and segregation of americans african american citizens when now able to send the children to what type of schools i liked each in any restaurant and sit wherever they want to do buses and to move the pages, as the black population struggle for equal rights gained momentum in the civil rights movement. a few extraordinary personalities became unforgettable icons. and then in the world the disagree got. so there was a racial desegregation movement represented by rows of target. some of the year, 1957 and yourself and martin luther king junior in the ninety's

u. s. involvement was the results of the goals of painting incidence. famously, either in the 2nd and the german invasion or it can be constructed lines can be started by lines. these can be started by turn the, i don't use the word prisons, they know he's somewhere and where he doesn't want to be, i say, or going to where daddy is. it's strange how, how much, you know, in popular culture there are a lot of references to present and so i don't know when it will click that that that's a prison. i don't see the point of telling them the reality of the situation. the children's joins in a prison. i don't tell them that he's facing extradition, that he might be taken away from us. the actually to do we have is, is to make the most of the time we have together because we don't know how long we have together. so if these are the only memories they have their father, then it has to be as light and happy as possible. the last month i went to visit my brother, julian, and bill must present that. it'd been a year since i had seen him last. i hugged him and he told me this place he was in was hell.

u. s. espionage act. this is what was said in the tense moments in the u. s. federal court house, what can is it during this time covers my source to provide information that was set to be classified in order to publish that information. i believe the 1st amendments protected that activity, but accept that it was a violation of the espionage statute. i believe the 1st amendment and the espionage to act in contradiction with the child, the but i accept the would be difficult to win such a case given all the circumstances. it's been 14 years that you in a sanchez been facing off in a legal battle. and at this point, we see him on his way home after quite a bit of time, walled up in the ecuadorian embassy, quite a bit of time in british prisons along extradition battle. now around the world, many are looking on and seeing this is an example of hypocrisy on the part of us leaders who constantly lecture the world about freedom of the press, the protection of journalists, freedom of speech, etc. let's review everything that has happened to julian assigned over the co

it was prompted by spike in debts from opioid overdose is in the u. s. corporation was frozen for a couple of years over a range of issues, including the origin zip code. 19. the chief minutes of the past 5 months have once again proved that cooperation between the 2 sides is mutually beneficial. while fighting is detrimental to both sides or in the u. k. to climate active is have been arrested for spray painting on private jets at an airport. they was stopped by police officer cutting through the fence. why a censored airport just outside london? it from the environmental group, just stop oil. this comes just a day off to other activists from the group which obtained for spray painting the you case historical landmark. the biggest, as a public opinion survey on climate change shows that roughly 4 out of 5 people globally, once they governments to do more to tackle the climate crisis. it's been conducted by the united nations development program and indicates a growing awareness about the impacts of climate change. gabriel ellis, under reports from the

u. s. congress is this, uh, it's an attempt to come up. what crimes we have was watched on that assertion and media bid. there is no other explanation for that they, they are really delaying the acts of genocide taking place. and in gusta and they have to events these re, the army that prevented the u. m. best scenarios from inc cutting and assisting the situation. they have even really a ban on the lot from a heavy, anything to do with the situation in gaza. and yet, the really denying the few guys, given by the uh, by the mad at bell, se me, an has ministry in guest which you guys were actually independently verified by about agencies. i see no reason why i put down if you guys given at still we have many, many uh kids at home and uh oh wow. i see barry, i'm the big. they destroyed that at hans. we have a lot of a c children being ported out from on the i see no reason to doubt these 3 guys. as we know, the ministry of health is the only official entity tracking the death toll in gaza . so if we don't trust the numbers, then who can be relied on to account for

there was a leak of a document that was prepared by law firm acting on behalf of bank of america. the fund stretched for advise the u. s. government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag him from country to country. back in 2010, when they 1st released the children, many leaks were helix came under an extra legal banking blockade, so that when he leaves had the papal cancelled visa, mastercard cut off the nations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockades on a media organization. julian even happens to some bank account close to the top. the between is the currency. the issue for the better shouldn't be done. losing innocent little games escape unable to see him in this. get anybody your dealing told him no, i guess from a dealer. bowman. done the but it is who i mean or you're not bringing that up on in lucky if it is and doesn't use in know with this any device they want to publish it electronic easy. the better for the best of the audio means that i probably see it as to what could i have done that says okay, and then we'll be able to recei

u. s. government was trying to implement here against the 1st amendment and journalism as an industry it as a whole. but you know, then after almost 15 years of effectively confinement for 15 years, i think he's got a lot of healing to do. and a lot of a trauma to work through, including missing all this time with his children. his children are about the same age as my son. and i couldn't imagine being away from my children never being able to hold them for this long. so i think 1st and foremost, i hope he gets that moment he gets to be with his wife, gets to be with his children. how does them pull them, do some healing, and then get right back to it and whole power to account. but i think the whole world would understand if he had to take a step back and take some time lick some wounds and get on with this difficult task of being the godfather of alternative media. yeah, i think i think you're right about that. and certainly, george dr. manila is point, there is a certain level of brokenness, certainly that i'm sure julia sanchez endured the truth. is it supposed to be honest? most of

there was 2, as you could say, could argue that part of the, the reprisal that u. s. government sought was because of his on his especially leaking of hillary clinton's emails. i had a private server, but a lot of the information that he leaked had to do with when she was secretary of state, a lot of their policies that are pursuing, you know, including the, obviously, the, the war against olivia as an example, as well as all kinds of other sort of, you know, revelations about how, uh, how do you say, how, how business is done and the office of, of, of the government offices are sold for the fluids with the, you know, the highest bidder of that kind of stuff. i think that there is a case that may be as arch pissed off a hillary clinton and that was why they went after him so hard. so it's interesting, you know, with the case against the, i thought it at the end of the day that it never went to court. i mean, the us justice department decided that you didn't have thoughts had actually committed espionage. of course he, many people just saying all he did was publish wh

u. s, which was the real loser. you know, on mosque also tweeted good question in relation to who is actually in charge of the country and what i've done since. well, as the owner of the platform, where means on the debate are spreading like wildfire, l, i must crowns them as the winners of the event. and by the way, you know, actually it on the if it did how, how got a lot of how god, hey, every legs. what the hell did you say the embarrassing, the, [000:00:00;00] the legal and the media analysts, lionel says do by themselves because he couldn't defend his record on topics that are important to democrats. it was the worst train rack dumpster fire. i don't know what the word is. one of the most important issues to democrats using statements, i don't know, why is abortion going to begin with others? is this idea this up by buying the code even explain the most critical issue, which you think by now you're kind of, you know, know, believe me, nobody was say, you know, i don't mind if i, if you didn't know where he was

u. s. s. was proposed by israel itself. the probably the rock. this is out a 0 line from the also coming up, the desperate search for the bodies of loved ones. after is really forces withdraw from top of the refugee chap. i know the names exit polls from india is marathon general election for a project victory for the governing b j. p. and his allies and the amc uh, the part of that lead south africa out of apartheid, loses is 30 year parliamentary majority. the as well as opposition is urging the government to accept a new cease fire proposal for god. so i'm going to benjamin netanyahu has set conditions have not changed, and he won't accept a permanent ceasefire until a mouse is destroyed. on friday, president barton announced a proposal that included the withdrawal of israeli forces from populated areas and in exchange is really captives and palestinian prisoners. laura con reports nearly 8 months since the israel's war on guns. the palestinians whose lives have been up ended by death and destruction. see some lights in the darkness that solve

u. s. which was the real lose a, a loan. most tweet is good question in relation to who is actually in charge of the country. what i've done since i've tries the own the all the platform where means on the debates of spreading like wildfire a loan, most crowns them as the witness of the events. and by the way, you know, actually it on the hip. good. how, how got a lot of how god, hey every legs. what the hell did you say the virus the the, the reaction continues to come in. we're going to get all the latest updates on the debate signs the us election campaign. so do you make sure you follow the news online at all to come now to central gone. so where is radius trunks of killed a woman and child and ended civilians in d, i o belong a warning. you might find the following images upsetting the 2 ivy. if attacks india, i'll beloved bones, houses in a residential area and see more people were killed in a separate these way the strikes on the city. also in central garza, 3 1st responders were killed and it is really asked, right.

so this in syria and iraq, and before the, for the, so within your so yeah, i think the s b u in the corporation was the west, especially in the u. s. c. r a may be, am i 5 and my 6, the trying to do some terror acts now in russia, because they cannot wait on the better feel. cool, what is the aim, the, what, what, what's the ultimate goal? that is, this is trying to achieve by carrying out terrorist attacks in russia as well. they say they're aim is of course of common sense. and this kelly says has to be in the middle age. so yeah, if you had nothing to do with russia, but we know the republics and the call classes like that is fine on the tickets, down or whatever. well, you know, muslims list basically, i must say because the majority of muslims are peacefully. as a few of them, i don't know the speakers here in russian. i was okay. they went to a syria and iraq, to fight and their english accounting sense. but nowadays, my guess is they are being used to not the ideological kelly smith any more of us to destabilize russia. this is now the aim of the west, actually, who is behind it's an or ukra

there was a leak of a document that was prepared by law firm and acting on behalf of bank of america the some stretch for advise the u. s. government on strategy. the strategy was in jail for me is to drag him from country to country. back in 2010, when they 1st released the chelsea. many leaks we see leaks came under an extra legal banking blockade. so we see leaks had the paypal cancelled visa, mastercard cut off donations. it wasn't the 1st time the whole, the major credit card companies are united in creating a blockades on a media organization. julian, even had these posts or bank account closed, they adopted the coin, is the account, see the the news issue for the better shouldn't be done loosing innocent little games. escape and able to see him in this get. anybody who are dealing told him no case from a dealer. bowman done the but it is who i mean or, you know, bringing that up on in lucky if it is and does on those in know with this any, to the advice they want to publish it electronica ease of it. the report attached to the audio means that i probably see it as to what could have done that says okay, and then

u. s. consulate and sydney was people praising juliana sanchez. frida amends await his return home. well kendra dix.

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here was it in operation at c. u. s. military officials are now looking at what went wrong with the project. in the meantime, more than 2000000 a city and continued to stuff i was not nearly enough addicting into garza by land or sea terika by su, algebra very by his side. and these one is where a soldier has been killed in 16 inches, a doctor, an explosion in janine and the occupied westbank. confrontations took place in the city and its refugee comes over night. and is there any special forces way to the area and detains at least 8 palestinians joined the right policy and fights has attacked? is there any on would vehicles with explosive devices for more on this? let's go to nor dave. she's standing by for us in ramallah, no ready to coming across the occupied westbank. tell us how this one was different to well, this one was different because of the, for ross city of that it improvised explosive device to in fact, now confirmed by these really military 2 devices were set off injuring 16 soldiers one seriously and kil

u. s. supreme court was to weaken the law or used to prosecute january 6 rods is charged with obstruction. charge also faced by donald trump, is rarely bombardments and gaza kills 3 members of the civil defense agency. taking the number of medical workers killed over 500 on pulling is extended in iran where bases are picking a success that's a precedent abraham racy who was killed in a helicopter crash. the a 1700 gmc, we began in the united states where concerns a growing and long devin crowns solve to president joe barton's appearance and thursday nights tv debates against donald trump. outsourced isn't the democratic policy of told down to 0 there on full on panic mode of to button struggled at times to answer questions and stay coherent. he and donald trump spot about the economy, abortion, and migration, as well as the was in ukraine and gaza. the odd and laser defended his performance as well. the do you have any concerns on your part of the big a lot of like 2631 as well as the morning austin, people across the us have been assessing the impact of that 1st debate. honestly when i s