u. s. will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes its zalinski, his 1st trip abroad since russia's invasion in february. my message, i wish you peace. i think that is the main thing and you understand it only wound the war in your country when somebody like these terrorist from russia come to your house. we really fight for our common victory against this tyranny. that israel life. and we will win. the package will include a patriot missile battery, which will and one which will train ukrainian forces operate as part of the ongoing effort tell, bolster ukraine's air defense scrub. take some time to complete the necessary training. but the patriot battery will be another critical asset for ukraine. as a defend itself against russian aggression. all right, let's now go to mike hannah, who is a capitol hill, where president zalinski will be addressing congress mike clearly by making this visit present. zalinski seeks to remind the us that he needs its support based on what president biden said

u. s. will continue to stand by ukraine and zalinski thinks the american people for their support. it's his 1st trip abroad since the start of russia's war. ah, i am ami annisa, welcome to the program. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski is making a surprise visit to washington. it's his 1st trip outside ukraine since the russian invasion in february, u. s. is key of most important ally in the war, having supplied tens of billions of dollars and military aid ahead of his of his arrival. the biden administration announced another aid package for a key of including for the 1st time patriot air defense systems. a short while ago, the 2 leaders held a joint press conference. we'll hear now 1st from you as president joe biden, and then ukraine's president bohemia zalinski. president zaleski. i'm honored to welcome you back to the white house. we spent an awful lot of time in the telephone as well as on video with it's good to see you in person. and we've been in close, infrequent communication throughout this conflict from the very beginning, particularly particularly meaningful to ta

u. s. president joe biden will include patriot missiles, speaking alongside zalinski biden says the u. s. will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes the fact it will include a patriot missile battery, which will and warm, which will train ukrainian forces operate as part of the ongoing effort to help bolster ukraine's air defense. scott, take some time to complete the necessary training. read the pager battery will be another critical asset for ukraine as a defend itself against russian, a gross well as a her there, the u. s. military aid package to ukraine will include the highly sophisticated patriot air defense system. our defense editor alex g. a topless has more on how effective the weapons of the patriot air defense system is 40 years old. but it's constantly been improved over the years and is designed to protect vital cities and air bases. the latest version can detect incoming crews and ballistic missiles up to a 150 kilometers away. the advanced intercept to missiles once launched in the right direction, are then able to guide themselves to hit oncoming aircraft or missil

will be present. zalinski is argument to make. thank you so much a d, w as in as paul well the u. s. has announced a new package of military aid for ukraine, including a state of the art patriot missile battery. keith has repeatedly for the for the advanced air defense system, which us officials say will enable ukraine to better defend itself against russian attacks. but training personnel on how to use these weapons properly could take up just 6 weeks. mike martin is a military analyst and we asked him earlier whether he thinks that this kind of new hardware is what you crave, needs to repel another possible ration, offend. i have to say, i think that's offensive is a fantasy, because you cry, sorry, russia doesn't have the capability to open up another front in ukraine. but let's assume for a moment that it is going to do that. i do think that ukraine carney is receiving the types of weapons and it needs to report an offensive like that. although we have to be careful of amounts to presidents. lensky said it's costing $5000000000.00 per month to keep russia in the war. and we need t

u. s. will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes the package will include a patriot missile battery, which will, and one which will train ukrainian forces operate as part of the ongoing effort tell, bolster ukraine's air defense. it could take some time to complete the necessary training, but the patriot battery will be another critical asset for ukraine as a defend itself against russian aggression. the patriot missiles are the latest foreign support offered to ukraine. the kyle institute tracker that record support from foreign governments shows the european union is the biggest donor in total. it's given almost $55000000000.00 to ukraine. the u. s. has committed the most funding from a single nation for arms, weapons, and other equipment. $50700000000.00. more than 24000000000 of that is for military support. 10.5000000000 is for humanitarian needs. the 2nd biggest donor country, the united kingdom has pledged just over $7500000000.00. while canada has given about 4000000000 patty, coal

u. s. and there will be 41 new factory like this world wide in the next 3 years, where the u. s. ranking 1st with 9 new facts and china rankin 2nd with 8 new vats, so it will help sold the chip shorter problems around the world. and so what impact grill this move have on the relations between the u. s. taiwan and china? well one byte is pretty happy about am made in the usa, china as very unhappy about the move blame in the u. s. for concoct in the chip war and claiming that he has empty is forced to cooperate, saying that t s m c will soon lose is autonomy and become u. s. m. c. and beijing also says that it will drive the brain drain of the entire technology industry in taiwan and finally hinder taiwan in its core competitiveness . chanover says that if setting up a t s m c factory in the u. s. means further decoupling from male in china, taiwan semiconductor industry would eventually be hallowed out. so we can only expect us china, taiwan relations to be more and more complex and the conflicts will go on in the future. dw correspondence, so sorry him and i paid so thank you.

u. k, and europe will be facing bigger challenges to keep warm. the international energy agency said that europe is only safe this year. as last summer rush and gas helped replenished reserves. meanwhile, u. s. exports of l. n. g are priced up to 4 times higher than the domestic market. energy experts point out the u. k. u s. deal will not solve the crisis. is a strategy that is at best short sighted and at west will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the u. k. dependence on russian energy exports has been comparatively low. last year just 4 percent of gas was imported. the major portion of the u. k. supply coming from norway, international petroleum economist john foster question whether the new deal will be able to lower prices. what they okay. united states say is that in this announcement is that they will work together to what they say to increase energy security and drive down prices. in my view, that's meaningless. it's a hollow promise. they, us, administration, the people of washington do not regulate the prices for over to the other commercial terms, which the energy exports are made by private companies in the united states. i cannot see

so we will do the same to one of your that's not with liberal democracy dust, but the u. s. government is so committed to getting and citizens back that, that all the governments will then say, well, you know, we want something from the last. we'll take somebody and then we'll trade a the, to people and we will win. and this seems to be the case through just one little intention to hang some pictures on social media of ground leaving prisoner. and the white has been a pain, is to say that no other concessions were made to, to russia to secure grind his release. why would they be so keen to, to make that point that i think that the, there may be a doubts among the general public among, among other governments, and maybe as to other concessions. maybe not additional people being freed because that would be obvious from, from, from press coverage, but other concessions in other areas. but i, frankly, i don't think there is any recent us would have had to make any other concession simply because, because the boot is such a prominent a crooked prominent criminal problem, the per

u. s. will travel at least 50 miles to holiday destinations before january. 2nd planning to fly airlines are stressing you need to get to those airports early. here's a live look out at san francisco international tonight, where grounds are expected to hit pre pandemic levels. views. elissa harrington shows us how airports and travelers are getting ready. holiday air travel is in full swing and airports are preparing for a busy week and pre pandemic looking crowds plus the christmas and new year's holidays. fall on weekends this year. all right now, things are very smooth, with the holidays being on next weekend, passengers started traveling on friday. duty managers recommend arriving at least an hour and a half early for domestic flights just to avoid any high anxiety. they should just stay on arrival little bit earlier. it's once they get through the security checkpoints, they can relax at oakland international airport, passengers are being advised to reserve parking spots ahead of time and ch

u. s. will use the visit to announce the delivery of more advanced weapons to ukraine. president zalinski has taken every opportunity to appeal for more money, a de military support since the start of the war in ukraine. either when hosting world leaders in the capital key feature or when addressing governmental align parliaments in international institutions with his face appearing almost daily on multiple screens. he wrote, in almost 10 months of fighting though he hasn't left the country. but that may be about to change. according to us, me, d reports. mr. zalinski is flying to washington to meet with his us counterpart, joe biden. and to make an address to congress line you, there's been no official word yet from key for washington in any visit will be fraught with security concerns. but their letter sent by us how speak and nancy pelosi on tuesday, members of congress, were urged to be present in person for wednesday night session, for a very special focus on democracy. the trip, if it does

u. s. will fight russia to the last ukranian, the ukrainians are seen merely as cannon fodder for the united states. and finally, the e. u is one of the main loses of the ukraine conflict. so that's the message from the former vice chancellor of austria and in seats office will depart. and i can see the full version of the interview on our website artic dot com. but here's a quick teaser gelatin ported fishing days. we faced the situation where political interests are given more importance than freedom of expression and democracy, belittle with all of this contradicts the principles of peace, democracy and freedom of speech. but it's a very sad situation which is now happening in europe as citizens, with other opinions faced accusations of treason, stigmatization, and marginalization liberals. ultima blame that people fail to acknowledge what occurred long before the current events and arm rush of it because of certain incidents, felt itself encircled. and then the initial cou over through the d

u. s. will actually prosecute donald trump on these charges i think were a couple of steps away from that. i mean we have a criminal referral now on 4 counts for the former president of the attorney general has already named a special prosecutor as well as special counsel to investigate other charges, including the miss handling of classified information from the summer. as we know that he had a information at marla, though that was not handled appropriately. and i think that this will go into the work of the current special council, or after that there might be an indictment, a prosecution, but the trial, if there is one, is still a good me time away to the house. if we get there to an indictment and prosecution would, would that prevent donald trump for from running for president. again, mr. aguilar, i this is murphy. well, there's no clause in the u. s. constitution that forbids a criminal convicted criminal from running for president. and theoretically the president could or, you know, a can

u. s. and it looks like with these price caps for hop, so you will try and buy oil from the u. s. probably at full times the cost as well . anyway, dr. jack ross was professor economics and policies at st. mary's kind of california was a pleasure sir. thank you so much for joining us here. r t a. okay, let's move on. now. 3 people have been reported killed and 5 others wounded in the latest ukraine are the re shoving of civilian areas in the city of don't ask a warning. you may find the foreign video to serving local officials say, cleaning forces have conducted thousands of artillery strikes in the dentist republic. over the past. they alone fall using nato ordinance versus residential buildings and stores damaged by the shilling artes roman crossover report from the regional capital. again, a warning some upcoming images could be distressing. ukrainian nationalists continue to terrorize peaceful civilians. here in a done as one of the bodies is right here. behind me, this woman was probably walking into a store when a shell landed right here on the very busy street right next to

u. s congress. he says russia must be defeated. that next year will be a turning point. it's zalinski is 1st trip abroad since the start of the war. also coming up. migraines hoping to reach the u. s. c. there chance is gross slimmer, mexico titans regulations for people traveling through the country, leading to over crowding and desperate conditions at migrant camps. and mounting concern in germany as a growing number of infants are hospitalized with r s v, but also hope that the vaccine to protect newborns from the virus could be just around the corner. ah, i'm almeni's of welcome to the show. ukrainian president followed amir zalinski has used a surprise visit to washington to think americans for their support. calling it crucial, and his country's fight against russia's invasion. in a speech to u. s. lawmaker zalinski said no country could be a neutral bystander, and that russia must be defeated. he predicted next year would be a turning point. it's zalinski his 1st trip abroad since the start of the war. president zalinski was given the red carpet treatment as he arr

we will sanction their funds in the u. s. financial system, and we will prosecute them in the u. s. criminal system. the president will not allow american citizens to be prosecuted by foreign bureaucrats and he will not allow other nations to dictate our means of self defense. but now, after withdrawing from the i, c c and going all in against it, getting it was sanctions united states. now suddenly loves the i c z because it's talking about targeting russia. the i c. c is good if it's targeting somebody we don't like, but if it dares touch us, it's got to be abolished. the hypocrisy is pretty hard to over look. so when you asked officials talk about a rules based global order, they mean rules for the but not for me or do as we say, but not as we do. it's not about principles are right and wrong, but about making sure that certain entities remain at the top of the food chain. caleb baba artsy, new york less was alive now to janice and belittle alice john over early john. he just had my colleague that kayden till the about one rule for me, another rule for the rudy. the u. s. has p

u. s. history. post world war 2 is that the u. s. not only is not a trusted ally, but that it will always abandon its friends, especially when the going gets tough. and you can see currently, many of the countries that had made agreement with the u. s. that had tried to align with the u. s. have been sacrificed on the altar of profit of military industrial complex supremacy in the u. s. u. c. now ukrainian, you see libyan, you see theory and you see iraqis and africans, of course, from the past 2 decades of war. so ultimately, anyone who's anyone around the world knows the u. s. cannot be trusted. the u. s. is not a trustworthy partner. and the u. s will always backstab its allies for its own game. christopher holly, political analyst and researcher, thank you for that. thank you very much. the ukraine wants to hold a p summit up the united nations to put an end to the conflict, but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukranian foreign minister. and he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the pea

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet talking or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough. longer related theme of former top foreign policy adviser to the european union. allister crook sees the e u is compelled to do what washington tells it to. he made those comments in an exclusive interview for our program going underground, which is returning to arti. this saturday here, some of water ahead. europeans did this to themselves. i mean, you know, russia didn't put the sanctions on them. res sanctioned russia at the behest of a washington and against the advice of the federal reserve, as i understand it and against the advice of other banks to do this to sanction this russian central bank. they did this in the misguided expectation that this was going to be an easy victory for europe. it's turned out to be anything. but that has this decline, operates at a hastening pace this winter, that the deaths in britain exce

u. s. will fight russian to the last ukranian the ukrainians are seen merely as cannon fodder for the united states. and that's a rob on this. our is top news stories worldwide for more 247 coverage had over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on odyssey rumble and gap. thanks for tuning and we'll see you back in 30. ah. with play any measure the year 2022 has been transformative. the conflict in ukraine, global inflation, growing food insecurity. and the west demand that you are with this or against is dominated our attention on this addition of cross talk. we discuss some of these issues.

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u. s. will use the visit to announce the delivery of more advanced weapons to ukraine. presidency lansky has taken every opportunity to appeal for more money, aid and military support since the start of the war in ukraine. either one hosting world leaders in the capital keefe. some of the virus of all, when addressing governments and international institutions with his face, appearing almost daily on multiple screens in almost 10 months of fighting, though he hasn't left the country until now. zalinski is due to meet with his us counterpart, joe biden, in washington and address congress one you can say it's a visit fraught with security concerns in a letter sent by us. how speak can nancy pelosi on tuesday, members of congress were urged to be present in person on wednesday night session for a very special focus on democracy. the trip comes a day off to the ukrainian presidents unannounced visit to the front line to meet troops in the city of back loot that he handed out awards to soldiers and w

u. s. wants to counter inroads made by you guessed it. china and russia. 49 african heads of state will touch ground in d. c. for the u. s. africa leaders summit, this meeting which will include a gallon dinner at the white house, is only the 2nd ever. the 1st was 8 years ago. since then, african leaders have forged many new, controversial partnerships by the, by an administration may not like that. they've said that they won't be telling african has a state what to do. i want to be clear. the united states doesn't want to limit your partnerships with other countries. we want to make your partnerships with us even stronger. we don't want to make you choose. we want to give you choice. with blinking by other countries is china. who built in finance king his 1st railway in more than a century and did the same with africa's longest oil pipeline from the chair to been inca added. ok has spoken to many people involved in this year's summit. he says that china is significant, investment in african countries may provoke a new american approach. the chinese change the game. i mean, for so many y

u. s. attorney general will actually prosecute them trump? well, anthony, at the u. s. as in the very early stages of this extremely complicated process, as we just heard, the general 6 committee announced its unprecedented recommendation to reform a president from 44 different criminal charges. the justice department is already working on cases against trump. and also his associates, so we do not know what stage they are in or if they plan to move forward with any charges. but enter anthony, i think it is fair to say that this is still a monumental moment on capitol hill. you make the point that we don't know exactly where we are in this landscape, but if we take it to it's in the scenario, would these charges, could these charges stop trump from running again for president? well, if, if the president were to get charged for inciting an insurrection, sorry, which was one of the 4 recommended charges he would be disqualified from running for office again. but at this stage, at this very moment, nothing can prevent him from continuing to pursue to hold public office in h

u. s. will stand with ukraine for as long as it takes frank leverage the military analyst at the university of portsmouth. he says, the advanced patriot systems that ukraine will receive wouldn't be enough to repel russians attacks. it is a change in capability, but the challenge for the ukrainians is that it does not particularly represent step changing capacity. in other words, patriot can do a lot more. it can shoot down ballistic missiles. i think over the next few months, ukraine is going to have serious problems with the a rainy ballistic missiles. it looks as if the russians are going to buy, but the trouble is they won't be able to shoot down very many. this is one battery, 8 launchers could fire 32 missiles in a solver. ukraine needs dozens of these batteries to provide national cover. so capability, yes, far increased capacity. no. on the other hand, though, the sophistication of the system represents a level of confidence. i think the americans display in the ukraine is that they had

u. s. will not solve the crisis. it is a strategy that is at best short sighted, and at worst will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of every one else. the u. k. is dependence on russian energy has been comparatively low. last year in portage is 4 percent of its gas from russia. the majority coming from norway, international petroleum economist on foster questioned whether the new deal with will actually help lower prices. what they, okay. united states say is that a nonsmoker is that they will work together to what they say to increase energy security and drive down prices. in my view, that's meaningless. it's a hollow promise. they, us, this price of the people of washington do not regulate the price for all of the other commercial terms, which the energy exports are made by private companies in the united states. i cannot see how this other deal will help you. ok, consumers for start with energy bills when i see about talking about the n g. u and europe doesn't need us expansion of gas fro

u. s. will continue to stand by ukraine and zalinski thinks the american people for their support. it's his 1st trip abroad since the start of russia's war.

u. s. will support ukraine or not, but the existence of the country and the lives of hundreds and thousands of ukrainians will certainly depend on that help. and how concerned it should ukraine be with this lessons denouncement from president breach in saying that he would increase the size of the armed forces by 30 percent. i think that was planned from the very beginning of the 2nd. and the 3rd waves of mobilization, they are planning to go up to as high as over a 1000000 of russian conscripts getting ready to fight the war and ukraine. we're not sure how that's going to play out, because we don't know how far the russian population will go in taking this and sacrificing their lives. basically for nothing. we're ready for rush people to stand up. that is probably not very likely in the short term, but ukraine is right. it's a fight. we are training our soldiers. we're getting all the support from the west military, financially wise intelligence wise. and i think we're ready to send up to them.

u. s. has announced a new package of military aid for ukraine, including a state of the art patriot missile battery cave has repeatedly pushed for the advanced air defense system, which u. s. officials say will enable ukraine to better defend itself against russian attacks. but training personnel on how to use these weapons properly could take up to 6 weeks and here's a look at some other source making headlines around the world today. not in recruiting has vowed russia will achieve all its goals in ukraine and an address to the fence chiefs, the russian president, told them the military would receive whatever it needed without the financial limits. will go to his grace crypto. it's changed, founder of sam bank, min fried, has told a court and the bahamas that he consent to being expedited to the u. s. to face criminal charges. as prosecutors accused the f t x founder of stealing billions from customer deposits, it can if convicted the 30 year old could spend the rest of his life in jail and always on soon rains have triggered deadly flooding in northern malaysia. at least 5 people have died. more than 70000 have been forced to flee their homes. flooding is an annual phenomenon in malaysia,

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet talking or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough that though for me to die, amen fidela val is on cross. so here are the 3. do you know neil will be with the i'm right, my mommy mission you or a fabulous friday ah . with hello and welcome to cross thought were all things considered? i am peter lavelle because of nato's insistence to expand eastward. we have the conflict in ukraine and ukraine is quickly becoming a failed state and to humanitarian crisis. none the.

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet talking or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough. rachel marston taking us to the end of this use block? but next, how does one go from hating pretty much every other human that doesn't look like them to preaching tolerance, to neo nazi groups. that's the question or a documentary next, explored 6 a with you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life after hate, kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years, before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like part of me want to leave. another part didn't has been battle with us. if i leave, i had to fall back on. i have to pause it, do i have nobody to go to? you know mean it hasn't lived around

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet topping or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough. rachel marston taken us to the end of this news luck, but stay with us because next is there a concerted effort in the west to cancel a russian contrib, namely art and sport. and if so, what's the reason on? is it working? or documentary team delves into the ups that goes ah, because of nature's insistence to expand eastward, we have the conflict in ukraine and ukraine is quickly becoming a failed state and humanitarian crisis. nonetheless, nato is undeterred. this alliance continues to be the biggest threat to pan european security is also indifferent to the damage a dose to the international system. with.

u. s. will ensure the global price of energy and the security of all national supply can never again be manipulated by the whims of a sailing regime. the partnership will bring down prices for british consumers and help and europe's dependence on russian energy wants and full report. so the both the u. k and europe will be facing major challenges to stay warm in the coming year . as sanctions on russia back fire and countries struggle to replenish energy stocks. that comes with usa, exposed to valenti priced up to 4 times higher than european domestic markets. and to expose stress that britain still with the us will not solve the crisis. it is a strategy that is at best short sighted and at west will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the u. k is dependent on russian energy has been comparatively low. last year it imported has 4 percent of its gas from russia. the majority coming from norway, international petroleum economist on foster question whether

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet topping or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough. now, how does one go from hating pretty much every other human that doesn't look like them to preaching tolerance to new, not secret. that's the question or documentary next explores psychology. ah, because of nato's insistence to expand eastward way of the conflict in ukraine and ukraine is quickly becoming a failed state and to humanitarian crisis. nonetheless, nato is undeterred. this alliance continues to be the biggest threat, japan, european security, is also indifferent to the damage. it does to the international system. i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth. and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do. we were violent towards those people because we believe that were the superior race. we were here 1st a

u. s. will both remain engaged in africa, but less and less on their terms and more and more on the terms of african nations, as they rise and become more powerful in their own right. that's the story of unstoppable africa rising. not because of what nations outside the continent are doing for it, but what it's doing to charge its own course. and that's the bottom line. ah, they were faced with numerous difficult challenges, misinformation, hunger, increasing poverty, climate change in justice. attacks on people, offline and online. or over rides fading where do human rights with each of us this year, as we celebrate 75 years of the declaration standing up for our rights, we have the chance to no claim and defend our wives. oh hello, i'm baron jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories. hair on al jazeera, tennessee. as main opposition coalition says president chi side should resign not to a mere 9 percent turn out during saturday's parliamentary election. it was the 1st pole since

u. s. will be. we also have not confirmed yet the rumor that the us are willing to deliver patriot defense systems, which would mean a new layer of defense for ukraine. and quite obviously if those are to be delivered, the ukrainians will need training on this as well. and you create a very happy to hear these rumors about they say the potential delivery these patrick systems just explain to us why they are likely to make so much of a difference. well, this would mean if it's confirmed that ukraine would receive a different layer of western air defense systems. they have also already received. for example, the german iris t s l m, which is more or less a short range system, which will secure a certain area city. it was used in q obviously. and now patriot would add another layer father, ranging up to 100 kilometers in higher altitude and also a mix of possible offense against what the military calls gal breathing, target planes, helicopters and cruise missiles and also theater ballistic missiles. an

u. s. will both remain engaged in africa, but less and less on their terms and more and more on the terms of african nations, as they rise and become more powerful in their own right. that's the story of unstoppable africa rising. not because of what nations outside the continent are doing for it, but what it's doing to chart its own course. and that's the bottom line. ah. progress, morris, serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of as really understand its capabilities for better or worse, al jazeera explodes, the impact of a i accessing vast amounts of our personal data. data land on al jazeera ah, in nissan, newly mm . mm. mm. you want y'all just bear with me, sir robin in doha, reminder of our top stories. argentina have won the football team. well, cut off the beating, frowns and filling final here in cats on thousands of fans tank street to see the team parade along the sale boulevard. near the capitol hill, it's a crowning moment

u. s. will aid ukraine. don't think that they'll be an impact immediately of the patriot missiles on some of the more less headline grabbing weapon reach. i think we'll have more of an effect. i mean, what do you craniums really need at this point? is artillery something as mundane as 152 millimeter artillery rounds. they need air defense guns, not missiles to defeat drones. and they need a sustainable logistics system to move all this stuff up to the front line. all of these are not very glamorous, but they'll have a big, the big impact. the patriot missile on the other hand, i think in the short term will primarily be a morale boost for the ukranian population. the battle for the east and ukrainian city of his continuing nearly 5 months off, the russian troops invaded the please. some of the races, pictures coming out of the city that's in ruins, ukrainian forces of how they ground that tantra that russia could use to advance on other cities. shall stratford has more now from give. mood is undeniably one o

will the u. s. continue to fund, as it has been funding? there's a lot more patriot missile systems that ukraine is going to need and want. they are only getting one right now. >> right, i think they will. once republicans have the power, and that responsibility that comes without power, they are going to recognize the importance of this mission. but i also think that that is why zelenskyy came. he is worried about us. he has seen support start to wane. he is not stopping, his troops are not stopping, but if he loses america in this, he is going to lose this fight. he is here not only to demonstrate they're doing a good job, but also to tell americans to hang in there. >> and in terms of the timing, we had ten days warning on this, that is what we understand, only ten days ago did the start. the sudden unexpectedness of it. and obviously seems very purposeful ahead of the transfer of power of congress. and at christmas. >> i think he couldn't have found a better time. this was not serendipitous. he didn't just come up with this thought. he t

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, eat history, sweet talking, or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough that though for me today i met pitiless. val is on cross. so here are the see, do you neil will be with you. i'm was a mommy mission you or a fabulous friday. ah, ah, i hello and welcome to crossed out. were all things considered? i am peter lavelle because of nato's insistence to expand eastward. we have the conflict in ukraine and ukraine is quickly becoming a failed state and to humanitarian crisis. nonetheless, nato is undeterred. this alliance continues to be the biggest threat, japan, european security, is also indifferent to the damage it does to the international system. with cross talking nato doubling down, i'm joined by my guess, daniel nick, adams, and lake jackson. he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity in washington state. we have on 3 month round of he is a writer as well as

u. s. will succeed in cutting europe off from china, either through sweet talking or coercion, or if europe will finally just stand up for itself and say enough is enough. our program go under ground, has returned with a new episode coming this saturday. the dream former up foreign policy advise of the you, here's an excerpt for me, interview your accounts. did las took themselves. i mean, you know, russia didn't put the sanctions on them, vague sanctioned russia at the behest of a washington and against the advice of the federal reserve, as i understand it. and again, the advice of other banks to do this, to sanction this russian central bank. they did this in the misguided expectation that this was going to be easy. victory for europe. it's turned out to be anything . but that has this decline, operates at a hastening pace this winter, that the deaths in britain excess deaths, what tens of thousands of people as the lights go out in them across monuments, let alone in the houses of the poor in