chinese century which dreams the old paradigm a blinding gauge with china simply get it done the united nations nato. the 7 countries the g. 20 our combined economic diplomatic and military power is surely enough to meet this challenge we directed clearly and with great courage to free world must triumph over this new tyranny we heard from china expert who says the u.s. is acting out of fear. many people in the united states are extremely upset with the very best or tarried way that the truck administration is dealing with the protesters and basically accused china. not following the norms and violating human rights a lot of people would probably cry foul and say oh you sound like you're being a hypocrite here us for all of the folks basically are worried that china would eclipse the u.s. economic lee and therefore politically. and militarily over time and that's their biggest fear i don't think it's as it into human rights. the u.s. military insists it kept a safe distance while conducting a visual inspection of an iranian aircraft on thursday that's after several people on board an iranian passeng

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chinese century of dreams all paradigm of blinding gauger with china simply won't get it done the united nations nato. and she 7 countries the g 20 are combined economic diplomatic and military power is surely enough to meet this challenge if we directed clearly and with great courage to free world must triumph over this new tyranny. we heard from china expert she says that the u.s. is acting in fear. many people in the united states are extremely upset with the very authoritarian way that the trumpet ministration is dealing with the protesters and basically china. not following the norms and violating human rights a lot of people it probably cried. oh you sound like you're being a hypocrite here us for all us the folks basically are worried that china would include the us economically and then therefore politically be and militarily over time and that's their biggest fear i don't think it's because it into human rights. to remain high in the us city of portland over the deployment of armed federal forces i was sent in earlier this week by president trump to quell racism protests the white house clai

we can't face this challenge alone, the united nations, nato, the g 20, combined economic diplomaticchallenge if we direct it clearly and with great courage. maybe it is time for a new grouping of like-minded nations, a new ally to have democracies. we have the tools, we know we can do it and we have the will, to quote scripture i ask is our spirit willing? if the free world doesn't change, communist china will surely change us. can't return to past practices because they are comfortable or convenient. securing our freedom from the chinese communist party is the mission of our time and america is positioned to lead it because our founding principles give us that opportunity. as i explained in philadelphia last week, staring at independence hall our nation was founded on the premise of all human beings possess certain rights that are inalienable in the government's job to secure those rights. a simple and powerful truth. people inside china, richard nixon was right when he wrote that the world cannot be safe until china changes. now it is up to us to heed his words. the danger is clea

the united nations, nato, the g7 countries, the g20 are combined economically, diplomatic and militaryh to meet this challenge if we direct it clearly and with great courage. maybe it's time for a new grouping of like-minded nations. a new alliance of democracies. we have the tools. we know we can do it. now, we need the will to quote scripture. i ask -- the spirit willing, but our flesh is weak. if the free world does not change, does not change, communist china will surely change us. we cannot return to the past practices because they are comfortable or convenient. securing our freedoms from the chinese communist party is the mission of our time, and america is perfectly position to lead it, because our founding principles give us that opportunity. as i explained in philadelphia in the past week, standing, staring at independent hall, our nation was founded on the premise that all human beings possess certain rights that are unalienable, and it is our government's job to secure those rights. it is a simple and powerful truth. it speaks of the freedom of all around the world, includin

but he would rather have americans go at it alone, versus in a group like the united nations or nato.yeah, for sure. okay. so given the number of soaring cases of coronavirus, this is also most curious as the president is pressuring governors to reopen the schools right? similar to when he pushed states to reopen for business early in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic hitting those states. how about lawmakers, what are they thinking of this? >> i think you're getting mixed reaction from lawmakers. i think we're seeing a lot of republicans saying, look, we need to get back to normal. or semblance of normal. and saying hold on, let's see which areas are appropriate to reopen right now. and i think the trump administration signaling at this level, alex, has a huge impact on these governors. remember, in florida, for example, ron desantis has essentially taken most of his cues from the trump administration how to move forward. however, after ron desantis opened the state and pushed for reopening, we saw a dramatic spike in cases and we're still in the middle of the state. i think the d

slowed down the timely obligation and disbursement of funds at the united nations and other international organizations, such as unicef and nato, depend on. needless delays in dispersing funds, as well as politically motivated reviews of international organizations, only serve to weaken our stand on the world stage and dean the united states a far less reliable partner -- deems -- that only with my colleagues amendment allow the administration to continue withholding critical assistance, it would also allow the trump administration misguided policies toward the world health organization to continue. i refuse to let this committee the part of the charade to -- the w.h.o. over the pandemic. despite the protests of hundreds of global experts around the world, including our own domestic health experts, president trump has chosen politics over the leading global health organization in the midst of this pandemic. worse yet, this is not only about coronavirus. the lack of participation in the w.h.o. will affect our progress on polio, our preparations for the next flu season, and even our voice at the table to ensure that the w.h.o. e

united arab emirates say they support the u.n. position, even though they are widely believed to that general have to -- general hafta militarily. strongly critical of fellow nato member, turkey, and a supporter of the national. the problem is this. the general supporters know he is now in a much weakened position, and they may want to bolster his standing before any negotiations. on the others, supporters of the government of national accord now battle with hafta, and after that, there would be an open road to a part of libya where much of the country's oil instruct -- oil infrastructure is based. at the united nations. barbara: libya's internationally backed government said it found a prison that was used to torture opponents of the general, and government leaders in tripoli are calling on the united nations to investigate mass graves found near the prison. it is told the torture victims were buried there by the general's forces. human rights watch says the bodies of at least 180 men have , thefound in burkina faso government investigating claims they carried out the killings. government troops have been battling a surge of attacks by armed groups in the region. the violence has forced more than 700,000 mi

a ruthless nato campaign against what are now serbia and montenegro over 2 decades later serbia continues to feel the aftermath of that war serbia along with nearly half of the united nations member states do not recognize cost of all as a sovereign entity allowed we tensions between serbia and kosovo to be exploited to this day in the power struggle between east and west as well as the u.s. and e.u. . tied to the mix and the serbian government is now in a delicate position balancing the wants of foreign powers and the needs of its people at home for r.t. i'm alex model of it. and big corporations continue to buy out newspapers despite newspapers being caught in a death spiral like can this signal a new media lamp landscape we're going to discuss that next and then over the sports h.q. we're going to have takes us down to florida for a very deep play of m.l.s. that's back tournaments and we'll keep up with the latest news and anything in my free download our brand new portable t.v. you can catch us there 247 probably right back. we go to work so you stay home for. listen subletting online algorithms dictate what you get to want to go to portable dot tv slash download to ge

a ruthless nato campaign against what are now serbia and montenegro over 2 decades later serbia continues to fuel the aftermath of that war serbia along with nearly half of the united nations member states do not recognize cost of all as a sovereign entity allowing tensions between serbia and kosovo to be exploited to this day in the power struggle between east and west as well as the us and e.u. . had come into the mix and the serbian government is now in a delicate position balancing the wants of foreign powers and the needs of its people at home for r.t. i'm alex model of it. and mars is about to be invaded by several human missions that's right july is the month of mars as space agencies from 3 different countries are launching missions to the red planet within days of one another now if they miss their launch window they could have to wait until 2020 to the try again artie's trinity chavez explains. why the race to mars is heating up as several countries are watching perhaps of the red planet in the coming weeks and the united arab emirates is set to make history as the 1st arab nation to launch a spacecraft to mars. today the race to mars continues the u.s. china and

nato. dividing the western alliance. it's quite obvious that he is not on the same page as the national security interests of the united states. >> and as we look at all of that, the fact that there hasn't even been, you know, as john just said, there hasn't been -- well, if it were true here's what we would need to do moment, that also sends a big message to vladimir putin. sorry, that was for you. i'm not sure -- >> oh, no, i heard you, erica. so it absolutely does and the idea that this president didn't see, didn't read, didn't focus on, didn't call a meeting about, didn't ask for more information about a direct threat to u.s. soldiers and then conducted several interactions with the president of russia, without having taken those steps is absolutely unthinkable. to walk into those sorts of interactions without the basic information that you need to confront president putin about this threat is -- i just can can't -- i can't imagine what he was possibly thinking. >> andy mccabe, john harwood, thank you for being with us. >>> overnight, lawmakers made a surprise move that could help struggling small businesses. details on h

this is the same unit as possible for interfering in our elections using chemical weapons against russian defectors under nato protection and invading the ukraine, and an aspirational nation and an eu priority partner. more recently we've seen the russian mercenaries supporting genocide in senior syria, selling conflict in libya and propping up the maduro regime . the fact that is trying to harass the united states in afghanistan did not come as a big surprise. the question remains what does the game from the spelling program and why does he feel emboldened area? i believe putin wants the united states to fail in afghanistan does like his "make it go. also my colleagues will try to paint this administration as weak on russia i don't believe that is what is driving the agenda read lenin once said you probe with and bind much youproceed, if you find steel you withdraw . over the past decade putin has found much when probing the united states as congress we must come together and be the seal that forces to think again read the first step is recognizing the nature of warfare has changed. following the fall of the iron curtain and in the west believe we would usher in an area

say the united states with its allies has been that for most of the last 75 years, setting up the rules, the international order from everything from the european union, nato and other nations. the real question is who is going to make the law of rule and order going forward? who is going to have the key positions at international agencies most people don't actually know that the international monetary fund in the by-laws that says the world's largest economy will be the setting or the headquarters for the international monetary fund. that used to be a joke, but at some point china is going to say, why is this sitting in washington, d.c. shouldn't it be in china these are the issues that are going to come up and that's what i mean by world determination. you're not going to dominate the world, but you can determine a lot of outcomes and they can be determined more and more by china in the future. >> fred, that said, whether it's trump or biden in the white house for the next four years, does the u.s. need to purposefully decouple from china? what is the best course of action, especially when so much of our commerce is intertwined >> these are the world's two largest economi

all sorts of other international organisations and he shrugged his shoulder about nato, he was not keen on the united nationsdifferently about the who? every multilateral organisation around the world, even interpol, needs radical reform. the foreign affa i rs needs radical reform. the foreign affairs select committee has been saying this for some time. i sit on it. it is just you do saying this for some time. i sit on it. it isjust you do not saying this for some time. i sit on it. it is just you do not get to lead the charge for reform if you are undermining every single multinational organisation. you cannot say let's join together in a multilateral campaign if you underline every single multilateral organisation. of course, there are problems with the who, sometimes the best person does not necessarily get thejob. i have no idea whether it mike pompeo's allegation that the head of the who was bought, i have no idea whether that is the truth or not and what he means by that. i am just a multilateral list. i think america would be a good ally, we similarly believe in rule—based order and we believe in the

same unit that's responsible for interfering in our elections using chemical weapons against russian defectors, living under nato protection and invading, invaded ukraine, and nato aspirational nation and the eu priority partner. recently we seen the russian mercenaries supporting genocide in syria, yielding conflict in syria popping up the crop maduro machine. the fact that putin is trying to rest the united states in afghanistan should not come as a big surprise. the question remains about what does putin gained from this bounty program and why does he feel emboldened to carry that? parts of the putin wants the united states to fall, fail in afghanistan just like his country did nearly four packet to go. also my colleagues will likely try to paint this administration as weak on russia. i don't believe that is what is driving putin's agenda. lenin once said the probe with bayonets. if you find much you proceed. if you find steel withdraw. putin has found mostly marshland probing the united states. we must be the steal that forces putin to think again. the first step is regulating the nature of work for has changed. following the fall of the uncovered many believe we would usher in