jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업 분야가 결합돼서 군산복합체가 만들어지고 이 세력이 미국을 자주제하게 됐다는 것이죠. after the second world war, the us foreign policy began to be led by the military and the military industry became one of the most crucial sectors of the us economy. mic라고 millitary industryal complex라고 불리는 그 군산복체 그것의 위해서. the united states of america continue to increase its defense budget after the war. the usa continue to produce war materials and consume weapons through wars. the usa was now infected with fatal disease. states of america did not sease its involvement in wars. there were approximately 250 conflicts in more than 150 regions worldwide following the second world war with over. 200 of them being initiated by the us. this american involvement in wars took various forms, including not only direct military invasions, but

the united states is the most billigerant country in history. now this conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhouer made a shocking. profession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship, exerting influence. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업 분야가 결합돼서 군산복합체가 만들어지고 이 세력이 미국을 자주제하게 됐다는 것이죠. named osama bin laden and his leadership of al-qaeda as the mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital coble. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us-afghanistan war seemed to come to an end rather quickly. 완전히 제압해서 점명하는데 성공하지만 버기를 지배하려면 육군들이 있어야 되는데 기릴라

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 years without. war in its 242 year history, the united states is the most belligerant country in history. now this conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수자분이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 the terrorism, the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital kobul. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us-afghanistan war seemed to come to an end rather quickly. 들이 있어야 되는데 게릴라들한테 엄청나게 시달리니까 견딜 수가 없어서 결국에 철수했단 말이죠. 116년 역사에 크레디 스위스가 없어졌죠. 음 합병당하면서 그 누리엘 루비니 교수 같은 사람은 지난 4월 초

we tried to come up to a united situation and national unity. we signed the agreements and the there where talks and cup of an egypt and most school duty and been lost. it was in china. so they are well set up and run separate as that has been agreed upon between. but the, and how may as and or, but as you know, both the god functions, the general importance of others, did not come up with the day. it is how to reach a comprehensive agreement. and therefore, now we are hoping that this is divided situation for bodies and should not continue . but a scene in the dis, thinks of about a scene in goal is, has to do with, by the scene is have to stand united the situation of the fragmentation, aubrey ality, the split is something that does have it there by the cnn. good. so now it is the time that body seen a should be united and we fall out of sight. i am also a member of the for the symposium committee, and therefore we have all sort of every possible way. so that about a senior should be united and from our side we added it to make every compromis

jimmy carter, president of the united states, said the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsing us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. at bases in japan and okanawa, b-29's prepare for an hystoric mission in 10 plain formations, at 10 minute intervals, the superforts release their bombs. the raid continues for 90 minutes. 900 tons of bombs rain down a 20 square mile area before the bombardeer signals. scorching the place with napon, and we go in for this is korea, chums, this is korea. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 그 모든 쿠테타에 사실 미국의 cia라든가 미국 정치가 다 다 그 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 중동의 역사는 어떻습니까? 중동의 수많은 분쟁들. 미국의 석유 지배를 위해서 1차 중동 현쟁 2차 중동 전쟁 그 모든 전쟁은 사실은 미국이 다 중심에 있지 않습니까? 그것뿐이겠습니까? 베트남 전쟁 어떻습니까? 통킹 사건? 사실 다 전쟁은 날조했잖아요. 기만 거짓 술책으로 자신들이 자작극을 해놓고 공격받은 것이라고 발표하고 전쟁 쳐버리고 수십년 이후에 사실은 그것이 미국의 날조 조작이었다. 지금 들어나면 뭐 합니까? 그 전쟁 속에서 수십만 수백만들이 희생됐는데 아유 수도 없이 많은 어 전. 범죄를 자행을 했죠. 여지가 없는 거죠. 수도 없는. 그런데 전쟁 범죄를 다루기 위해서 국제 형사 재판소를 만들잖아는데 미국은 반대했잖아요. 그러니까 어떤 범죄를 서질러도 미국은 예외입니다. 범죄가 성립이 되지 않아요.

i would say that for me it's not at all strange, because you know, all the restrictions that the united states imposed, let's say, on supplying ukraine with this or that weapon, or on the use of this or that weapon, they were due to what we all call escalation, such a euphemism, because in fact, of course, in... in the united states , escalation means russia's inadequate response, that is, in the form of, let's say, the use of nuclear weapons against ukraine. and the united states, of course, constantly wants to avoid this, but i would, you know, i would mirror what your colleague vitaly bortnikov likes to call the tactics of selyami on the part of russia, that is, when russia thinks that it can cut off in this way. piece by piece of ukrainian territory from ukraine, but the west is doing almost the same thing, in particular the united states, constantly piece by piece, allowing ukraine to do more, sending more weapons to ukraine, more types of weapons, i think that it's just that the united states believes that so by taking these steps gradually, and they are doing this, they are achie

jimmy carter, president of the united. and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking. confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence. blamed osama bin laden and his leadership of al-qaeda as the mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital kabul. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us-afghanistan war seemed to come to an end rather quickly. the us is an extremely unequal society where the rich get richer and the poor continue getting poorer. the top 1% in the united states owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to $36.8 trillion dollars. that assets held by the bottom 50%

never born in the united states. we've got a lot of problems and societal cohesion is much lower than i think it's ever been. this is not the same population that responded. let us say to pearl harbor, we're not the same country we were in 1990 or 91. the armed forces a game do not have the depths in terms of structure and experience. and more important, i would argue, we don't have the arsenals, in other words, the stocks for logistics and munitions and missiles and rockets that we had in the past. and we don't have the capacity to search very much. so i think we've been behaving very foolishly acting as though whatever we do, doesn't matter that no one will fundamentally challenge us and i think we're wrong . and i think there is a sense, right now, not only in the middle east, but certainly in eastern europe, that we are not particularly strong with the military industrial complex, rubbing their hands of that down. so if you get a post in a jump administration, is it a case of the money is being badly spent, or is

and party that can unite itself, unite america. my fellow americans most important, we're going to win because our cause is we make tonight not ourselves, but for the asian, the choice we make in 1968 will determine not only the future of america, but the future of peace and in the world. for the last third of the 20th century. and the question that we answer tonight, can america meet this great challenge. for a few moments, let us look at america. let us listen to america to find the answer to that question. as we look at america, we see that there is enveloping smoke and flame. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields abroad. we see hating each other, fighting each other, killing other at home and and as we see and hear these things, millions of americans out in anguish, did we come all way for this? did american boys die in normandy, in korea and, in valley forge for this? listen to the answer to those questions. it is another voice. it is a quiet voice in the tumult of the shouting it is the v

yes, the ron is hostile to the united states as well. but there's a very important data points here. e ron bid signs a jp away, yvonne agreed and lives up to the von nuclear deal. the united states was the party that we drew from it. and i think that's ok, huge hole in the idea that all of this enmity is just simply because of the radicalism of the united states, of the stomach for public. that certainly is a factor. but you also have another factor which is that still a need towards yvonne tends to be politically attracted for politicians in the united states. obama proved himself to be a major exception of. and on top of that, you also saw things such as when ices emerge in which he runs investment in some of these groups prove fruitful in the feeding ices and after ice a short such a strong anti. she sent to mentioned it and killed such a large number of she has a lot of people inside of your own. also recognize that they would be coming against yvonne at some point. had it not been free of on developing these relations with these dif

that is the united states does not even take into account the agreements with its allies.japan never knew the true nature of what happened hiroshima. and diseases of all kinds, these people are victims of the arrogance of imperialism and its criminal attitude. beasts are criminals at all times, this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. hoy desde venezuela estamos con juan carlos monedero. today we are with juan carlos manadero, academic and political scientist from venezuela to discuss something that is overwhelming world public opinion. the issue of atomic bombs. if the world public opinion was asked about the reason for the victory over the access powers, the soviet union would appear to be the allied country most responsible. however, today the tables have turned and it seems that it was private ryan who really liberated europe. in the context of the cold war, it started. very soon, i mean they wanted to open new fronts in europe to relieve a little of the suffering that they were having in churchill wanted to open a front in africa, he wanted to open a front in italy

today, israel and the united states destroyed the southern part of beirut and assassinated the martyr of the great commander . invade and attack the islamic republic of iran and head office. hamas politician assassinated mr. ismail haniyeh, and this means that israel is not the only one who commits these crimes, but the united states of america is responsible for this because it helps the israeli regime and before these two assassinations, the operation a great assassination was carried out in jarf sakhr in baghdad, and we also witnessed banda hodeidah's rule in yemen . we are now in front of the front. to implement them, he has asked for help from america and some european countries. these countries that help the israeli regime with all kinds of weapons and military technologies. it has made the israeli regime able to commit these crimes, but will these assassinations and such aggressions and attacks that they have done and continue to do in the fields of resistance remain unanswered? israel knows very well, based on experience and reason, i say that iran has never been silent and wi

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsnce. the total influence. economic, political, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment leading us foreign policy, and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the united states. 엄청난 그 복탄을 이렇게 쏟아붓기 시작하죠. 평양 전쟁 기간보다 더 많은 폭탄들을 이 땅에 쏟아붓고 심지어 이제 세균 전쟁과 네이탄 실험 이런 것들도 한국 전장에서 이루어지고 이제 그 과정에서 무수한 그 민간인들이 학살 당하는 거죠. burn them out, scorching the place with nepon, and we go in, or this is korea, chums. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 그 모든 쿠테타에 사실 미국의 cia이라든가 미국 정치가 다 다 그 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 중동의 역사는 어떻습니까? 중동의 수많은 분쟁들 미국의 석유 지배를 위해서 1차 중동 전쟁 2차 중동 전쟁 그 모든 전쟁은 사실은 미국이 다 중심에 있지 않습니까? 그것뿐이겠습니까? 베트남 전쟁 어떻습니까? 통킹 사건, 사실 다 전쟁은 날조했잖아요. 기만 거짓 술책으로 자신들이 자작극을 해 놓고, 공격받은 것이라고 발표하고, 전쟁 쳐버리고 수십년 이후에 사실은 그것이 미국의 날조 조작했다. 지금 들어나면 뭐 합니까? 그 전쟁 속에서 수십만 수백만들이 희생됐는데. 수도 없이 많은 어 전쟁 범죄를 자행을 했죠. 뭐 여지가 없는 거죠. 수도 없는. 그런데 전쟁 범죄를 다루기 위해서 일제 형사 재판소를 만들잖아는데 미국은

yes, the ron is hostile to the united states as well. but there's a very important data points here. e ron bid signs a jp away, yvonne agreed and lives up to the von nuclear deal. the united states was the party that we drew from it. and i think that's ok, huge hole in the idea that all of this enmity is just simply because of the radicalism of the united states, of the stomach for public. that certainly is a factor. but you also have another factor which is that still a need towards yvonne tends to be politically attracted for politicians in the united states. obama proved himself to be a major exception on. and on top of that, you also saw things such as when ices emerge in which he runs investment in some of these groups prove fruitful in the feeding ices and after ice a short such a strong anti. she sent to mentioned it and killed such a large number of she has a lot of people inside of your own. also recognize that they would be coming against yvonne at some point. had it not been free of on developing these relations with these dif

as vice president of the united states of america.s time for us to do the right thing and that is to elect kamala harris as the next president of the united states of america. [cheering] california, we proudly cast our 482 votes for the next president, kamala harris. [cheering] thank you to everyone who participated in our celebratory rollcall. delegates please know how important you are right now in earlier this month when we conducted our virtual rollcall. i am thrilled to reaffirm kamala harris as the democratic nominee for president of the united states. [cheering] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ good evening, milwaukee! [cheering] and hello to everyone joining us from exciting chicago. the delegates at the democratic national convention just completed their rollcall. [cheering] and they have nominated coach tim walz and made to be the next vice president and president of the united states of america. [cheering] and i thank everyone here and there for believing what we can do together. we are so honored to be your nominees. this is a people powered camp

what did citizens united do? it opened the door to unlimited amounts of dark money to manipulate our political process. what kind of democracy do we have? we have a liberal democracy which protect individual rights and the right to equally participate in the political process. two equally elect our representatives, , influence politics, hold our government accountable. usually these twin pillars of democracy reinforce each other. sometimes they conflict and the suppose it right to unleash unlimited sums into our political process is one of these times. that is because money allows for an equal influence. it crowds out the average citizens voice and it permits some mega- donors to an a oud access to our elected officials. okay, so what should happen when rights and democracy, conflict? which should take precedence? it has to be democracy. why? because rights serve democracy and actually rights cannot be meaningfully protected except in a true democracy. lots of countries have rights but they were only meaningfully

a unit of the group of troops. north, together with the fsb of russia, continue to destroy armed formations of the armed forces of ukraine in sudzhinsky and korenevsky areas of the kursk region, directly adjacent to the russian-ukrainian border. matthew miller, head of the press service of the us state department, said that the united states does not impose restrictions on the use of american weapons by the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk region. he emphasized that ukraine's actions do not violate us policy. miller also said that the american administration was not warned about the planned attack by the ukrainian armed forces on the kursk region. he noted that such information is part of a specific tactics of ukraine, and this is not unusual. the united states provides equipment and advice, but ukraine decides on its own actions. vice president of the united states , the official candidate of the democratic party in the presidential elections kamala harris announced that if she wins in november , the vice presi

united states up until april 1, the war between israel and iran and even the united states and iran was a shadow war, and it's very important to understand that we did not want the war, that shadow war escalate, we did not want to see iran and israel get into a fight, very important understand, did the iranians? the iranians had no interest in escalation, the country that had an interest in escalation were the israelis. the israelis have had their gunsights on iran for a long time, and they've been doing everything they can over time to pull us into a war against iran, but we didn't want a war. what happens on april 1st, as i'm sure all of you remember, is that the israelis hit the iranian embassy? in damascus, syria, this drives the iranians up a treay, and the iranians make it clear that they're going to retaliate against israel. the united states is gast, the united states is very angry at the israelis for doing this and not telling them that it was coming. so the israelis right, look like they're going to get a big conflict between israel and the united states on one side and the ir

he joined forces with the united fruit company, the united fruit company was a big player on the banana scene, for sure, but really in the tropical produce import business in the united states. when sam's memory links up with the united fruit. united fruit is headquartered in boston, massachusetts, a port city, yes, but far away from the places where bananas were being grown. central america specific. lee costa rica is where united fruit was doing most of their business in the early days. so murray links up with the united fruit and expands the banana business. united fruit's banana business from costa rica to honduras and he starts buying up land across honduras, converting land, farmland. they grew all types of other crops before. too, land that would grow just one crop. bananas. bananas. bananas. under the murray's direction. honduras and costa rica became more or less these two nations became vast banana fields, vast banana plantations, growing little else to support the people who worked there. by 1905, sam had moved united fruit's operations to new orleans. this made total sense.

the action should be those owners of those industrial units that these units are just units it is note. we are looking for our active units to go for renovation and reconstruction , to prevent them from becoming inactive, so that we don't want to spend extra energy in the next steps, because we want to return them to the cycle, some of them may be necessary to cycle at all. there is no return at all unless there is a change in the nature of their activity, we usually follow this work with this mechanism . that we have trained consultants, these consultants are present in industrial units , about 60-70% of the costs related to we pay them consulting services through the organization. what is their duty? their duty is to put the so-called operational and executive review inside the bungar on the agenda with the help of the industry owners. there is in general , renovation and reconstruction should be renovated or renovated. equipment that can be identified if it is physical in hardware, there is also a discussion in the field of software, for example, the management systems of this comp

well, what you're going to see moving forward is not just the united states and russia, but the united states, russia and china competing in the middle east. the chinese are building a blue water navy to project power into the gulf, number one, number. two, they depend heavily on oil, and therefore they're doing everything they can to have good relations with iran, good relations with saudi arabia, and we are very worried about this. the united states doesn't want bad relations with countries in the middle east that drive them into the arms of the chinese and the russians, and you see lot of that happening, by the way, you all know about the abraham accords, the abraham accords were was where the united states was recently trying to get israel, saudi arabia and the united states all together in a sort of quasi alliance. this is all gone by the boards now because of what's happening in gaza. this is not in our interest, it's certainly not in israel's interest and it's certainly not in saudi's interest at all either, so you see the problem that we have here, just say few words in conclus

states and the united states are you know are dragged by them, so i i think they will, i think they will we must be careful, we must be. to not to give israel this uh, you know, what, what, what it wants, london as well to weigh in on the issue, mr. adizad, welcome to the program, uh, it's great to have you with us, talk to us about the repercussions of the this terrorist act, this illegal assassination. thank you very much for inviting me uh, what we see, we saw yesterday and the day before, both in assassination of mr. ismail hania and the day before of faud shuk in lebanon, there are like two very clear messages from not only tel aviv but also from washington that they are trying sabotage any possibility of peace negotiation and they are trying to continue their genocidal war in gaza, because as we know ismail han was one half of the negot. negotiation table and how can anyone think of negotiation for peace when uh the negotiator has been assassinated in daylight and i think what's important to see the relation between israel and united states here because some claim that this is

united states as a lost cause. it's going, it's going to take some, some damaging debacle here in the united states for the american people to wake up and realize that russia is not our enemy. russia is not a threat. but right now, those are the voices to try to present that like me, myself and others like dec mcgregor, scott ritter, raymond calvert, we were roundly attacked or vilified as being studious of a president proving or somehow on the payroll of the russian government. it's a lie, but that's the story they want to tell. so many more details on his release and how the basically the largest prison, a swap between russia and the west. since the end of the cold war unfolding got you covered right. there are dante dog, the when it's a good to have your company full this program life or most guy. well, you know, running file of america's so called rules base international order. it will cost you as the price. georgia is apparently willing to pay as it's transparency of foreign influence. little comes into force

an agreement on july and we are you know committed to the agreement on july which became also as united nations resolution and that what we comment on now netanyahu he added something like five new conditions and this is i think for a purpose of on one hand to just you destroy this kind of negotiations and on the other hand and to put more pressure during the negotiations so he can say, okay, i will get rid of this condition, in return you have to give me something, so you know this is kind of a way of negotiations, and we we know that netanyahu in the first place, he wanted to really sabotage this talks and that's why we are still till this moment skeptical, because we want to know first of... or how the israeli reacted, the team, the israeli delegation to this negotiation, because as they said that egypt and qatar are speaking on behalf of hamas, but they are still on contact, though hamas is not attending, and hamas is saying, we are committed only to what we agreed upon earlier, and we are waiting for the execution, so what we need now in this negotiation, the execution of the agree

let it be known that both the leaders of the united states and the united kingdom and the main members are against the establishment of peace and they are conducting peace talks, that is, they believe that this war should continue until the so-called complete return of the ukrainian lands and their recapture from russia, that is why they are fully equipping and supporting the forces of western ukraine. another point . it was planned that the new presidential elections would be held in ukraine, which means that mr. zelensi , as the president of ukraine , has been at the helm of affairs in ukraine for more than his legal term of 5 years, and now there are a series of issues in the western region of ukraine that the option of in the past, the minister of interior, mr zelensky was supported by darren america. and the west wants him to replace mr. zelensky during the elections. of course, zelensky has thrown clean water into everyone's hands and has publicly announced that he will not hold any elections in 2024 due to the extraordinary and warlike situation in the country, which means that

and so the united nations thought of south korea as that's the, you know, a united nations entity were protecting them and the, you know, even now in the legal doctrine, a that it's argued that it was appropriate for president truman to unilaterally decide to go to war is that he was protecting an important american interest. and what that interest the united nations as there was great concern about would the u.n. survive. you know what happen if this big u.n. objective failed so that's that's one of the reasons that that action on behalf of the united nations was seen to be as it seemed to be tremendously important of my perspective. i think one of the things, despite not getting declaration of war, truman is very successfully able in the summer of 1950 to build both a domestic an international coalition behind the deployment of troops. so that evaporates by the end of the year. but he does, i think, because two overlapping factors here that coincide. one is the cold war, the fact that korea is is important is important strategically because of its geographic position vis a vis japan,

states, can lead to a major escalation, which for.. .the united states does not need to.point of view of hamas, there is already a leader, that is, the hamasites have decided on the direction of their movement, because the election of sinvar as the head of the political wing that has united, that is, there used to be a political wing, there was a military wing, now all this happened in one person, and in fact it radicalized the situation. because sinwar is a man more drastic, more risky, more prone to some adventures and to hope that this will lead to a reduction in tension to the very agreement that the united states wants to reach on the hostages, and through this agreement to actually end the conflict in the gas and freeze. situation, israel does not agree to this, such a development, even if it goes to an agreement, but only on the conditions of a possible continuation in the gas liquidation hamas as a structure, because only this can prevent a repetition of what happened on october 7. on the part of hizbollah, israel now understands that the existence of hizbollah in

what the weight does this carry in the united nations security council and? how can this lead to a resolution being passed against the israeli regime within members that are not us and uk, but um so it shows that um this is violation of international law and it is violation of domestic law in many cases to to carry out extrajudicial um assassinations and it is also violation of the laws of war in that israel did attack iran's sovereignty um so these are clear violations and if the us or did not have unilateral veto power within the un security council and any reasonable nation or any reasonable actor would recognize these violations and passed strong binding resolutions against israel for these actions, but unfortunately the us's job within the un security council has been to be that unilater voice of unilateral veto. and so they will probably vete any resolutions against israel and also we know that the us context similar operations and they don't want to set a precedent um because they have conducted similar operations and they will continue to do so i thin

is the united nations really based on democracy? if it is based on democracy, why should the vote of one country or the opposition of one country be the fate of the international community ? change it in fact, this means that it is not based on democracy and it is not fair either. it cannot seek justice. i meant that we need the rules of international law, but at the same time, the existing rules of international law, the existing structure of international law, are neither fair nor efficient. it is democratic, so it is necessary to move towards correcting these things, very well, but in general, you believe that the islamic republic of iran has the right to legitimate defense, based on the existing legal articles, and act according to the interpretation that you have proposed. thank you very much, mr. azimi , an international law expert, is also on our communication line. hello and good night. in the name of allah, the most merciful. i am also at the service of your excellency and your respected experts, as well as dear viewers. th

and they have come to the united states. they still want to come to the united states. why did they want to do this? because they think they have a better shot in the united states, elsewhere. it's this is especially true of young people, whether they are critiquing their parents or themselves as or anything else, to have to measure something i gets in standard of perfection. but not the way it works in the world the way it works in the world is. how is this against the alternatives? what are your other choices? and when that choice has been made, the united states has come out ahead again, can be as critical of various things in american history as anybody else. but you deny that fact. and that's the thing that sort of keeps me going. i can't say how it's going to happen. i do believe, though, at some level and maybe this is just a statement of faith that there is an underlying common sense in the american people. some of it is reflected in the fact that most americans dislike politicians of all kinds. so let the politicians say whatever they're going to do, if it can

the united states has moral standing to make any comment other than to condemn what israel's doing. i mean, look, we just this week we commemorated the 79th anniversary of the united states dropping atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki, killing... hundreds of thousands of civilians, men, women, and children, just like this. uh, when you when you look at the conduct of the united states and and great britain during world war ii, and bombing german cities, yeah, the germans were declared as the enemy, but the civil, we were killing civilians regularly with the the bombings that flew over germany. i last estimon i saw was somewhere on the order of 900 thousand german civilians died. so the united states has never had any real compunction about, we pretend to be concerned about the killing a civilians, but even looking vietnam and milai, again the anniversary of milai was celebrated this past week, it's you know just an odd ironic coincidence, the united states could stop this in a heartbeat, that that we control the pur strings, we control what israel's military can do, and we're ena

and the united the united states continues to take a rather hypocritical position, stating that the kievid not warn them about this adventure, that it was a surprise for them, and so on, and at the same time. the fact that the participation of the united states in this adventure is not attached to russia, but said that certain practical consequences are already occurring for the united states. let's listen to what the deputy minister said. practical consequences of what is not an accusation, but an obvious fact. they are observed, american colleagues know what we are talking about. washington's escalation course is becoming more and more provocative. the impression is that colleagues have discarded the remnants of common sense and believe that they are allowed to do anything, the consequences can be much more severe than those they are already experiencing, they know where in what areas we are reacting in practical terms. this is what concerns the us participation in the invasion of the kursk region, but at the same time we understand perfectly well that the invasions of the kursk region

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your next united states senator, ruben gallegos.riend, united states senator mark kelly. [cheers and applause] let me just say, as arizona knows, mark is an extraordinary leader who has dedicated his life to the service of our nation as a fighter pilot, astronaut and a member of the united states congress and he has given so much to our country. he always fights for the people of arizona and i am so grateful, mark, for your friendship and your leadership. [cheers and applause] and of course, the phenomenal congresswoman, gabby gifford. [cheers and applause] there are also an incredible group of mayors with us today. mayor cory wood. arizona co-chair of republicans for harris. [cheers and applause] today, i also bring greetings from our incredible president, joe biden. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "joe!"] i know we are all deeply grateful for his lifetime of service to our nation and we thank joe biden each and every day for all he is and all he has done and all he has yet to do. let us thank him always. [cheers and applause

these schools are mainly under the supervision of the united nations. america provides 3 billion and 500 million dollars for the purchase of weapons and military equipment to the zionist regime. cnn reported that this aid is part of the 14 billion dollar aid that was approved by the us congress a few months ago. despite the international protests of the last 10 months against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza, white house officials have repeatedly emphasized the financial and military support of the united states to this regime. this is despite the fact that nearly 40,000 philistines have been killed in the gaza war with western weapons, especially american ones. while the zionist regime in its latest crime has massacred more than 100 palestinian children, women and the elderly in the ruins of the taba'in school in gaza city , the united nations is still without any practical action regarding the continuation of the disastrous situation of the people of gaza and the consequences of preventing the regime. the zionist only warned of aid. literally

state and united kingdom and the european and and the deafness of the united nation sorry?" against the israelis crimes and now we can see that the uh bingafier or others they they are showing their muscles and they are weak they live in weakness now uh we saw like uh last six months the united state uh delivered about 40 uh f uh 35 to enhance the the military aggression against the palestinian by israel, so nobody can uh can say now is israel is so powerful, without united state israel cannot stand 24 hours against the resistance access axis and ali, why do you say the bengiers and the sm riches are showing weak weakness, please elaborate on that, as i said without the support. of united states, they are showing showing weakness, no, no, no, let me tell you this, yes, when when you shown their workness, because they are, they have a different opinion, they have lost strategy between them, they are separation between the political decision, military decision and intelligence decision among the zionist entity, okay, well said, i want to thank you both. for uh do you have any

"the united states is agased, the united states is very angry at the israelis for doing this and nothem that it was coming. so the israelis right, look like they're going to get a big conflict between israel and the united states on one side and the iranians on the other side, but the united states doesn't want this and iran doesn't want this. so what happens, this is april 1st, the attack on the..." uh embassy on april 14th, iran retaliates against israel, you all remember this, the question is, what happens between april 1st and april 14th, and then what happens on april 14th? all very important understand these details, the united states and iran work together through intermediaries, because we don't have direct relations, we work together. through intermediaries to make sure that the iranian attack is limited, that we see it coming beforehand, and that the united states and the israelis and others are able to deal with the attack. further more, we make it clear that we want the iranians not to hit any populated areas and to basically go after one or two military targets. we... an

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the united states is gast, the united states is very angry at the israelis for doing this and not telling them that it was coming, so the israelis..." right, look like they're going to get a big conflict between israel and the united states on one side and the iranians on the other side, but the united states doesn't want this and iran doesn't want this. so what happens, this is april 1st, the attack on the uh embassy. on april 14th, iran retaliates against israel, you all remember this. the question is, what happens between april 1st and april 14th? and then what happens on april 14th? it's all very important understand these details. the united states and iran work together through intermediaries cuz we don't have direct relations, we work together through intermediaries to make sure that the iranian attack is limited, that we see it coming beforehand, and that... the united states and the israelis and others are able to deal with the attack. further more, we make it clear that we want the iranians not to hit any populated areas. to basically go after one or two military targets, we and

joining us now, former united states court of appeals judge michael luttig.you for being with us. i just had a conversation with mayor john giles of mesa, arizona who had words that echoed what you said to the january 6 committee. he said these election-denying republicans are, he said, a danger to the republic. you have used this language. you are not saying this is out language -- outlandish and wacky. you're saying it's an actual danger. >> i have, and thank you for having me on tonight. it's always a pleasure. a steak was driven through the heart of america's democracy on january 6, 2021, and it has been teetering on nice edge ever since. he referenced my testimony before the january 6 committee. there, i said essentially a year later, was a clear and present danger to american democracy for what he had done and what he attended to do on january six, 2021. for the past 3 1/2 years, the former president and now his republican party have continued to deny january 6th, and they have continued to defy america's democracy and the rule of law to this day, and i

the actions of the unit covering the state border, together with border guards and reinforcement units, air strikes. the operation will be completed by defeating the enemy and reaching the state border. the report is finished. this is the very last thing that is known as of today, as of today's minute. and it seems to me that this is very important, what valery gerasimov said and the meeting itself, because it shows that the situation is completely under our control and under the personal control of the president. meanwhile, russia continues to move forward on the fronts of the special operation. the day before, the ministry of defense reported the liberation of timofeevka in the donetsk people's republic. today, there was a message that a group of the ukrainian armed forces in a village called new york in the gorlovka direction was caught in pincers. and, in fact, ukrainian publics themselves are also writing that in the near future this settlement will be lost. here's how once about what is happening in the gorlovka direction will tell us now. occupied the western outskirts of the se