u. s. washington of foreign policy establishment endorses overseas is the opposite of democracy. we were all great to mot, democratic ally and ukraine, shut down all media, that's not state media close down or political parties did not agree with him, shut down the church even. and this is our great democratic ally. our wonderful allies in the middle east include outside uh uh, and in israel with a very sketchy human rights record. let's be honest about that. and so we do tend to endorse and support the worst of the worst, as long as they do our bidding in washington. and what really is needed is a change in radical change in foreign policy. that's why it's the wrong policy. it was supporting non intervention this one policy, because we simply aren't smart enough to pick or choose what, how other people should live. we don't have the knowledge and it will be in more detail the people how to live. in any case, daniel make, adams, i gotta leave it right there. thank you so much for that insight for that is going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that dig de

u. s. washington said that it does have additional tools to deal with any breaches. way we see the monitoring mechanism isn't, is for, is in what it can achieve. is there a couple of different things, one to identify violations of the ceasefire to, to publicly hold accountable? the parties 1st seized the violations of the ceasefire, and in 3, so we have a evidence that we can use to privately press the parties. we have had conversations at a number of levels inside this department, both with the uh, the top generals, and other officials and the ss and the are a set from the beginning of this conflict. we do have additional tools available to us and we will not hesitate to use those tools if and when it's appropriate to do so. and some of these, i've seen the vine intensive donna trying to reach year at they are long move in 17000. that the people that teenagers co scott is intercepted. they've been trying to cross the mediterranean, it since january that number. and the same period last year was $3000.00. despite the dangerous people keep attempting the crossing, but

u. s. washington side that has additional tools to deal with any sci fi breaches. the way we see the monitoring making is, isn't it, is for is the and what it can achieve is a, a couple of different things. one to identify the violations of the ceasefire to, to publicly hold accountable. the parties 1st seized the violations of the ceasefire. and in 3, so we have a evidence that we can use to privately press the parties. we have had conversations at a number of levels inside this department, both with the uh, the top generals, and other officials in the ss and the are a set from beginning this conflict. we do have additional tools available to us and we will not hesitate to use those tools if and when it's appropriate to do so. meanwhile, the united nations has condemned reports of crimes against humanity and sit down during recent fighting sector. general spokesman, stuff on day or week says that all sides need to uphold international rights. in this type of conflict of the 2 1st victims are usually a hunger and human rights. we are aware of very disturbing report

earlier asked our correspondent, men, as if in washington, for the u. s. reaction to russia's claims at these were ukrainian drones. so far it's basically been what antony blinkin said, that they have no more information. us intelligence officials have said they don't have further information. they were not warned of the attack beforehand and they're still trying to find out what exactly happened now. blinking was in this interview with the washington post. he said he did not have any further information. what is really interesting here is that when he was pressed by the reporter on whether or not washington would condemn a drone attack by key of on the capital of russia. he said that he would leave it to ukraine to decide itself how to defend their country. in a recent pentagon leak suggest the u. s. would know if ukraine would truly behind this. so, um, is there something they're not telling us? oh, you know, are they being up front here? that's right. the recent leaks out of the pentagon showed that the u, that ukraine was actually plodding to attack m

u . s. claim saying washington isn't capable of gaining accurate data about russian casualty numbers. sla correspondent nick conley in kiva gave his assessment of those russian casualty figures released by the us. while these are always numbers that are to really be looked at with a lot of caution. these are historically routine. there's american estimates being readily conservative groups. it is, they're not on the ground, not able to really fact check all of this. and in a war situation, neither side are publishing official numbers. lots people are still counted as missing in action rather than actually deceased. so from the relatives don't get any kind of conclusive answers for months at a time. but it's certainly the case that back what has been the scene of extraordinary losses on the russian side, and no real sense there that the russian, a military command is in any mood to try and fight in a more kind of conservative, more cautious way that would reduce those losses, and we do believe that the ukraine losses are seafront, but smaller by a significant weight than the russian losses of the in def

u. s. as washington is points to introduce new immigration rules. trump era pandemic regulations that allowed officials to immediately return migrants to mexico are being replaced by president biden's new rules. but is the new legislation actually that different? also coming to britain says it is supplying long range cruise from itself to ukraine to help and repel russian forces. this as he brings president, will let him use the landscapes of his country, needs more time to prepare for a much anticipated counter offensive. and rocket fire from the gaza strip has killed one person in central israel. intact falls is really air strikes on military targets in gaza. they've killed 2. as long as the jihad commanders, hundreds of rockets have been fired from gaza to israel this week. the nicole fairly welcome to the program. salesman's of people have gathered in mexico and border crossings into the united states. they're hoping to enter the country once. restrictive migration regulations expire at midnight depend demik error restrictions allowed authorities to immediately return migrants to mexico.

lately. cons banded, and we didn't attack pu tim, we leave it to tribunal on how it's going in, washington. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin cast doubt on the kremlin allegations. these are decisions for ukraine's. i've seen the reports. i can't in any way validate them. we simply, we simply don't know. i'm 2nd, i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker salt. so let's see. ah, we'll see what, what, what the facts are. and it's, it's really hard to comment or speculate on this without really, really knowing what the facts are. moscow has threatened to retaliate against ukraine, making residents of keith, worried for their safety. when it was a church, they might try attacking the strategic objects. your decisions are made in key if you actually did my chair, let's let them his eyes. again, we need to remain in safety and take care of ourselves and our loved ones with him simone in america, they said that that was good. for now, putin remains safe. moscow announced that he will take part in a scheduled world war to victory day parade on red square. next week.

u. s. dollar will too much power and is often used by washington to hold the world to ransom with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the latest news. welcome to the program. and we begin this hour with breaking news. ukrainian media says russia has launch intensive bombing of ukrainian military storage sites and units such to take part in the future counter offensive. there's unverified foot, it shows a large fire lining up the night sky in the eastern part of ukraine. it comes after what was believed to be russian airstrikes and military units and energy infrastructure. a russian media reports that at least 16 ukrainian air defense systems were destroyed. ukrainian army says at least 17 russian bombers launched around 100 missiles and other media report says at least 13 blacks. the worship have left the russian port of southern stobel joining the offensive and launching dozens of rockets. moscow also launched drone attacks on ukrainian infrastructure, reportedly hitting rail lines used to supply the front line. now we c

u. s. t. even washington denied any direct involvement . also coming off a nationwide raid on a group of climate.

u. s. has blended washington stance in the kremlin, draw numbers, cynical, absurd, after a senior by the ministration official appeared to cast it off as a possible false flag attack. let's take a listen to an exchange of both thoughts in the wife's, a senior agent, so that the call the acquisition for russia assigned the comment was finding a mission. you know, you don't want to speculate on the dentist does any signs to believe that the russians are finding a new major any, any new telling me to go to your colleagues who we, we know that russia has a history of doing this. they have a history of doing false flag. it is not unusual is incredibly common. i just don't want to speculate at this time. but as i said, as we said when it comes to ukraine, which is under daily assault. and not just it's incredibly courageous. military forces, but it's citizens, as men, women and children being assaulted a daily basis by this russian aggression. well, we leave it to ukraine to decide how it's going to defend itself and how it's going to try to get back the territory. the statements by washington's official r

u. s. federal facility revelations about that case. and the connections, the jeffrey epstein had the american elite have caused many to ask serious questions about what's going on behind closed doors. ready in washington, d. c. the u. s. government is accused india of religious discrimination, while a commission in washington is right now demanding sanction in 2022 religious freedom conditions in india continued to woodson. throughout the year, the indian government at the national state and local levels, promoted and enforced religious, discriminatory policies, including laws targeting religious conversion, inter faith relationships, the wearing of he chaps and cow slaughter which negatively impact muslims. christian seeks dilates, indigenous peoples, and scheduled tribes. the national government also continued to suppress critical voices, particularly religious minorities. so, the u. s. made those accusations are despite india's constitution essentially upholding freedom of religion in the country. supreme court lawyer told us the indian government actually helps religious communities. i guess it is silly for us to even gleam, something like this. oh, you know, on a blatantly, again and again, this

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u. s. t. even washington denied any direct involvement . also coming off a nationwide raid on a group of climate activists here in germany. the last generation is known for disruptive stomach protesting government in action on climate change. police say 7 members of being targeted as part of a criminal investigation and joining the race to become us president in florida gulf in the wrong desantis is his campaign to win the republican nomination. but the latest polls show him fall behind current front front. donald trump, the manuscript, indicating thanks for being with us. the kremlin says an alleged attack inside rush, it reveals the west growing involvement in the ukraine, conflicts spokesman dmitri pest golf says reports the fights is used. us weapons are prime indication. russia claims to, of course, the cross border assault from ukraine. keith has denied being involved in that attack. instead of pointing the finger at an uprising by russian pauses on against the kremlin. these other fighters who have claimed responsibility for an attac

u. s. presidential bod meanwhile, says washington will support a joint international effort to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter aircraft, including f sixteens to strengthen ukraine's air force as part of a long term commitment to ukraine's ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting them in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with so far. the past few days have once more underscored how important america's global leadership is. our chief international editor richard walker, is at the summit. in hiroshima, he told me more about the extra backing bite and has promised ukraine. yeah, well, do we are this evening before the lensky vantage here in russian, but this weekend with the american saying that they were gonna go ahead with a proving and supporting a training program for you kindly and pilots to get them familiarized with the 16 slides which the scene is the fights, it's very common to

we leave it to tribunal about how it's going in washington. u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin cast doubt on the kremlin allegations. these are decisions for ukraine's. i've seen the reports. i can't turn in any way validate them. we simply, we simply don't know a 2nd i would take anything coming out of the kremlin with a very large shaker salt. so let's see. ah, we'll see what, what, what the facts are. and it's, it's really hard to comment or speculate on this without really, really knowing what the facts are. moscow has threatened to retaliate against ukraine, making residents of keith, worried for their safety. wondering was a church. they might try attacking the strategic objects. your decisions are made in key if you actually did my chair, let's let them his eyes again, we need to remain in safety and take care of ourselves and our loved ones with him semi medic, this have at that with me. for now putin remains safe. moscow announced that he will take part in a scheduled world war to victory day parade on red square. next week. for more,

fact the girl and had been based in the us since 1999 increase tensions between ankara and washington with a u. s. refusal of a turkish request to expedite doland deepening suspicions in ankara that the us had in some way assisted the crew plotters. of course, since the leader of this terrorist organization is residing in the united states, the question marks in the minds of the people, whether there is any us involvement or backing, or the guns response to the crew was as rapid as it was vast. with anchor, with declaring a state of emergency that would continue for 2 years. during that time, tens of thousands of people were arrested with at least a 125000 civil servants, military personnel. academics being sucked or suspended from their positions over suspected links to google and we have shown to elyse and enemies. the to get can never be captured. and the tickets nation can never be brought to. it's nice minutes. dance, united and shoulder to shoulder, against whom to, from now on the history of to kia will be analyzed in 2 periods before and after july, the 15th. proving the strength of all t

u. s. a is it's washington, which is an encouraging ukrainian militants to conduct the attacks on cyber. in fact, they sounds like an encouragement for ukrainian terrorists this in the administration on the stand that no one believes the slogans about non supportive ukrainian strikes on russian territory. especially when these woods are pronounced somehow bashfully and hesitantly, the united states is consciously and they retrieve a believe to sending into the base of hostilities in europe. it's very ironic, isn't it that some, when you put the west leads a native narrative under the microscope, you keep coming up with these phrases, the escalation, your name. so to the claims of this, what about the escalation stuff and but my, the point himself a couple weeks ago with the script of interview with the washington post, the escalation. but if i, when you listen to some of my attempts pony, you know, he's a great induces politician who's quite mostly, is not printing to them making polemic comments. so i think for him to say this, i think we should take it very seriously. i think um, typic

u. s. and the philippines reiterated their own solid defense commitments amid talks between the 2 countries, leaders in washington. the filipino president's visit to washington comes after the states completed their largest ever military drills last week. the latest exercises followed china's 3 day military drills around taiwan. moreover, the philippines agree to this year to give the us access to for more bases on the islands. papa new guinea is another country in the pacific region seeking closer defense cooperation with the u. s. the country's foreign minister through his support behind the plan to embed pacific island troops in the australian defense force as this country prepared to host anthony albany, joe biden. and roger modi this month for meeting with the pacific island leaders, a new defense cooperation agreement is expected to be on the agenda and on our tongue in senior fellow at the ty institute says washington pressure on states to choose sides only escalades tensions. well, quite frankly, the u. s. is doing its best to find some sort of spring board for your trouble. you know, there's, it's no sec

thought that you'd be wrong, the pulitzer prize was awarded to the new york times and the washington post 2 major u. s. newspapers that are known for not being friendly to donald trump or republicans . here's how they explained the award given to those who reported on the russia gate debacle of donald trump supposedly plotting with russia in order to win the 2016 elections. the full deeply source of your left, loosely repulsive coverage and the public interest, the dramatically further the nation's understanding of russian interference and a 2016 presidential election and its connections to the trump campaign. the president deluxe translation team, and he's eventually administration. now the durham report shows that not only did donald trump not collude with russia, but the investigation ended, donald trump was groundless. and improper, essentially the new york times in the washington post didn't just did it wrong. they got it way wrong, but the awards are not being revolved. conservatives are unimpressed. these graceful, a bummer bite, and officials and the corrupt the corporate media boards. this pl

washington has washed his hands off the drone attack on the kremlin. as u. s. officials came, they don't know what really happened. that's is, washington is stepping up. it's military support for ukraine, despite the west of a bigger conflict with russia. here's the latest statement, all not from the white house spokesperson. you've been very clear. i mean, we just were about to announce another another critical security assistance to, to ukraine. i think that shows our commitment, and we have been very clear that we will support ukraine as they defend their country against russia's invasion. they will and that will continue, that will not stop. and again, we're, we're announcing a security as this is i think that shows how, how much we are committed to them fighting for their freedom, fighting, recreating, and people fighting for their democracy. and so we've been very clear in not just security assistance and humanitarian aid and economic aid, and that will continue from here that's not across to new correspond and caleb more pain, keller, good to see you. s

u. s . has a history of empty promises when it comes to the dpr k. so do you think that this deal between washington and sol might end up provoking north korea and ending and leading to some sort of escalation in the region? well, escalation is, is probable. i don't think that it will be a nuclear attack. i mean, north korea is aware that it could impose a lot of damage, but it could not win a nuclear war with united states. so, you know, it is, it's the same. it's just kind of needless provocation. but it's a lot of it is being pushed by domestic politics. south koreans feel that they want to have their own nuclear umbrella. they don't really feel competent. the us will do the right thing by them plus with north korea, having it. and the empty promises that are been made by past presidents that there will never be a nuclear north korea on my watch. well, somehow that watches broken and north korea, it is a de facto nuclear power. so at this juncture, the korean people actually want a nuclear program, but that would be very problematic for sol and for the economy. they would have a sanctions for vio

fact the girl and had been based in the us since 1999 increase tensions between ankara and washington with a u. s. refusal of a turkish request to expedite doland deepening suspicions in ankara that the us had in some way assisted the crew plotters. of course, since the leader of this terrorist organization is residing in the united states, their question marks in the minds of the people, whether there is any us involvement or backing, or the guns response to the crew was as rapid as it was vast. with increment declaring a state of emergency that would continue for 2 years. during that time, tens of thousands of people were arrested with at least a 125000 civil servants, military personnel. academics be sucked or suspended from their positions over suspected links to google and we have shown to elyse and enemies. the 2 care can never be captured. and the took, this nation can never be brought to its nice men. it stands united and shoulder to shoulder against whom to, from now on the history of 2 key will be analyzed in 2 periods before and after july, the 15th proving the strength of all the demo

u. s. and 1945. however, according to a japanese media that citing a government official, washington was concerned the side trip would make the u. s. president look week. it comes after jo biden's national security advisor point blank said no with us if the president will apologize for america meeting the country twice. in the united states, there was a deep rooted opinion, the dropping that to make bombs was necessary to end the war with japan sooner the us will hold the presidential election next year. it is probably concerned that the visit fully incidents public opinion in the country. you may find some of the following images disturbing you at the end of world war 2, to recount washington north rise. the 1st on so far only nuclear bombings in history. the cities of her russian, nagasaki, we're targeted, leaving hundreds of thousands of civilians dead as well as exposing those who survive to radioactivity. for decades, we spoke with global at 1st level is felice under bruno, who said, he said would be politically contra productive for the us to apologize. so official unofficial policy, in fact, um

she ever time see al jazeera washington, the u. s. stocks have already felt the impact of the hike ending lower on wednesday . and regional banks continue to struggle despite the assurances from the federal reserve, california bank at west lost over half its value off to reports that it's exploring assail western alliance bank or tumbled 33 percent. now strike by thousands of film and television writers in the u. s. as in the 2nd day that demanding better pay and working conditions, renewals has more from the sundries it. stay 2 of the writers guild strike here in los angeles. we're outside the massive zone. he pictures studios where they're picket lines, as you can see, have been set up and want to talk to a veteran television screenwriter, todd kessler. todd, thanks for speaking with us today. my pleasure. may i ask you, what is the primary issue for you? why are you out here on the picket line? i'm out here for myself, but more importantly, i'm out here also for younger writers, the middle class writers in our business. we can't e

parties, promising to stop the flow of people so far to little effect. patty calhane al jazeera washington, a u. s. senator, as called the biden administration to release the findings of report on the killing of al jazeera journal, assuring broccoli, i think it's been almost a yes. and sharon was shot dead by israeli forces during a raid in johnny and in the occupied westbank. no one has been held accountable sen christine holland. as urge at the fool assessment by the united states security coordinator, he made available without any edits for congressional review. what showings killing in the fate of many journalists killed or in prison isn't focused on press freedom day. 3 imprisoned. iranian women journalists be given a you and award as christine salumi, referrals. it's the day to reinforce the importance of a free press. after a year, 167 journalists globally have been killed in the line of duty, gay, but violence is only one of the threats. they face. wall street journal reporter evan glasgow, which was arrested in russia on march 29th. he's being held on charges of espionage accusations. the

u. s history, second only to in washington mutual failed in 2008 . everybody has 2008 on their minds still, and so nobody wants to repeat of that. but as i said , this deal is a very good example of how everybody came together to avoid this, like silicon valley bank and signature bank, which also failed this year. first republic was plagued by a lot of the same problems, mainly depositors withdrawing a lot of money in a short amount of time republic had more head wealthier clients. 68% of its deposits with $250,000 or more so, of course, it's understandable that people that have more to lose are more jittery. first republic disclosed it lost $100 billion in deposits last quarter. that's more than half of all the deposits it had at the end of last year. in a statement this morning, jpmorgan chase's ceo described the takeover of first republicans modestly beneficial to his company. it estimates it will make about $500 million in profit every year as the new owners of first republic. jpmorgan chase was already the largest bank in the u. s before this ta

u. s as rating watch negative in washington, carolina, lively fox news. concerns about a potential federal debt default and the strong u. s economy helped push mortgage rates to a two month high, according to freddie mac. the average rate on the benchmark 30 year fixed mortgage rose to 6.57% that is the highest level since mid march and the largest weekly increase since late february too close for comfort, renewed concerns over aviation safety as new details emerge about a close call on a runway at sfo also ahead tonight go big and bold governor newsom. in the bay area today, talking about what it'll take to reach ambitious, renewable energy goals, plus the home away from home for our police officers. we're taking a look at the makeshift living quarters of some first responders on the peninsula who are unable to afford to live in the neighborhoods they serve. already checking outside. it's foggy throughout. much of the bay area was cooler. if you can believe it again today, what's that mean for the holiday we end fo life is uncertain. it's okay to feel str

and comes it made increased tensions between washington and beijing. political analyst, sion dual issue fears a contra confrontational approach from the u. s. could come at a high price for the whole world in the us leadership for washington right now. so what did they do by the sort of the deal political competition. all in plain board is really a containment policy against china per, per se. it's a very clear that he's, there's little dots these to us economic development that attracts the logic of development. is it, they want to slow down a big role and find out where its interest so they can maintain the agreeable feet that much will. so basically the see this relationship, but as the viewer saw each guy, the dns and adequate, will have a lot of problems to speak anonymously. today is it is way more international. and you can look at the types of each one of us over of samples, south tennessee. ok, why they are constantly sending palms to and when they talked about a piece is always about to send one page you as can make it respected. uh, probably. yep. into see a major conflict or you mean the asia, so that's the heavy applies. the w

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u. s. government has accused india of religious discrimination. while the commission in washington is now demanding sanction in 2022 religious freedom conditions in india continued to woodson. throughout the year, the indian government at the national state and local levels, promoted and enforced religious, discriminatory policies, including laws targeting religious conversion, inter faith relationships. the wearing of he chaps and cow slaughter which negatively impact muslims. christian seeks dialects indigenous peoples and schedule tribes. the national government also continued to suppress critical voices, particularly religious minorities. so the united states made those accusations despite india's cause a huge and clearly upholding freedom of religion in the country supreme court lawyer. and on the other end, what happened with you? is it us, is that going to eat? so i washington apparently won't a sanction. ah .