even recognizing, finally, everyone's recognizing america, i've flown over more territory in the united states since i've been president in a helicopter that has been burned to the ground and comprises the entire state of maryland, be equal to the entire state of maryland. ireland's famous, 40 shades of green are being supplemented by green energy, green agriculture, green jobs make no mistake. the entire world sees and is drawn to the opportunities that exist on this island, the skilled workers, the high tech infrastructure, innovators who are breaking barriers, the connection and kinship you share, not just in the united states and the countries around the globe. i know you all know it, but maybe sometimes we forget it. ireland is a hotbed of cutting edge science, research and emerging technologies that's going to influence so much of our shared future for real, working in partnership with ireland, the united states, together with the european union and like minded parties around the world are going to ensure that those technologies are grounded in the same core values we have championed for

the united states led the u.s. forces in helping to dissent -- defend not from north korea and china. millions of koreans of course, they have found a cease-fire with china and north korea and this year july, 27 marked the 70th anniversary. it is a key anniversary in the alliance between united states and south korea. i will also mention that this comes not long after north korea launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile. one that is designed to strike us here in washington dc and also, designed for north koreans to launch quickly and without much notice. this visit is coming on the heels of an unprecedented campaign by north korea to test his arsenal, expand its arsenal. for all those reasons as well as the gao -- political issues when it comes to china, ukraine, semiconductors, global supply chain, all these issues come at an opportune time for the united states and south korea. to both honor their relationship and also show how it is involved. host: does this visit do anything to harm north korea? does i

so the idea that the united states thinks that can contain china because it contain the soviet union. the soviet union was a very weak state. the soviet union was like a 3rd world country that happened to have nuclear weapons, so maybe they contain them. maybe the soviets contain themselves, but you're not going to contain china. and this belief in containment is something that i've been very critical of over the past 2 years of the body and ministration . there's no doubt about that. you can contain a power, a strong and economically powerful as china. and we should give up the ghost because countries of ozzy on the 10 nations that form the icing on association. and countries generally don't want to be part of a sino american cold war. this is something that the united states that are realized because there diplomacy will not be effective until they realize that containment can just be done with, with relationship to child. when do you think the idea that nato expansion was a good thing for the united states? came to know why does because i know you've written, you've written about a

you know, the united states needs to be called to recognize on this. and now of course, this no workers deals with china's economic hit men who are doing pretty much the same thing. they, they've got a different story to tell. they've got a new marketing technique which is very, very effective. but it's basically the same story, their economic hitman learned from our failures and our successes, and they're doing out of much more efficient job than we ever did. and you expect that to me, attacked by a mission in laden, they shouldn't media press or do they, will they like this one? because you do attack china, which is a kind of trope, many people doubt the we good story of people can see are, is few with a we as an, as another story designed by the kinds of forces that you've described for decades to destabilize countries. how do you expect the response to this a update to the edition or to some instruction manual, how to destroy developing well countries to others, how to save them? well, my hope is that people will really look at what i think is the

the reason why the united states benefits from the old production card is because the united states has become the marginal provider of. ready oil for the rest of the world when there's a reduction in production for many of the of the opec producers and united states has gone to produce. ready almost 11000000 barrels a day, which is more than what saudi arabia. ready russia produce but and the fact that the united states has become almost energy independent. ready is an important factor that, for example, has saved the european union in its energy prices by bringing liquefied natural gas from the united states. when the intentions with russia became more evident. so all of that is benefiting the united states. on the one hand, it all you believe in north stream was right by the, by the administration. because suddenly you just tell me the motive. yeah. no, i don't. i don't know. but do you know who is the biggest beneficiary of the no a string or collapsed it was the norwegian, oil company state, norwegian or company that was if you look at the earnings, that's the what the united state

they are concerned about the united states being able to lead the free world. we are doing that again. whether i put together nato and the european union, i think we have. but there is more to do. with regard to age, i can even say how old i am. it doesn't register. the only thing i can say is they are going to judge -- i take a hard look at it as well. i feel good, i feel excited about the prospects. i have never been more optimistic in my life about the possibilities of the united states. >> you said i know him well. >> i do know him well. he is not hard to know. you know him well. the question is -- finish the job. we have the opportunity to put ourselves in a position where we are economically and politically secure for a long time. there is still contest between autocracies and democracies. this is something i have thought about. i think we have to finish the job and nail it down. click the microphone was not used, we cannot enter -- >> please use the microphone, we cannot provide interpretation if you don't. >> use the microphone. >> with regard to that,

even if the united states does _ states. even if the united states does not — states.sident of france — will continue to give the president of france and europe the best respect — of france and europe the best respect and all the recognition that they deserve, don't get the two things— they deserve, don't get the two things wrong. they deserve, don't get the two things wrong-— they deserve, don't get the two things wrong. ian, i will bring you in. does victor _ things wrong. ian, i will bring you in. does victor have _ things wrong. ian, i will bring you in. does victor have a _ things wrong. ian, i will bring you in. does victor have a point - things wrong. ian, i will bring you | in. does victor have a point there, that regardless of the relationship with the united states reaching rock bottom at times, certainly in the last few months and years, that that has nothing to do with their relationship with president macron? i think it has everything to do with the relationship with europe, with macron. what we have been seeing is a gradual push back against chinese bully

our shared history dating back to the founding of the united states.he irish that helped kindle the liberty in our country and fired the revolutionary spirit. the irish blood that was willingly given for my country's independence. the irish hands that laid the foundation of a new kind of future. one from the bottom up and middle out. one built on freedom. the great wage of immigration that brought our ancestors to the united states succeeding decades carried millions more irishmen across the sea. many of them arrived with hope in their hearts, strength of their dreams and beautiful memories of emerald green home they would never fully leave behind. i've never met an irishmen in america who isn't hoping to see ireland someday. their sweat is soaked with the foundation of communities across the nation. all across america, you can't go anywhere and not find them. tip o'neill the former speaker of the house used to say that he would have a reception for all the irish in congress and all those who wished they were irish. [laughter] and everybody showed up.

what would china in the united states do? they probably come together and she would say that they would come together. he does say in, i'm not saying you're a complete clairvoyant, but this is a direct quote from the updated edition presumably written in the early days of the ukraine conflict. in the long run, rushes invasion of ukraine may strengthen china's position as the leader in the movement to reduce the u. s. is students. so you are saying directly that a china and russia would move closer together after what happened in ukraine? are we seeing that now? is the chinese balloon story, an emblem of this fact? well, yes and, and of course, where else is in india and turkey and much of the lower and middle income country. this is not siding with russia completely, at least not selling it with the nato in united states either they're, they're, they're, they're, they're not going against russia, they're. and so yes, we're saying that china is, is being strengthened in this process. but the fact of the matter is china had alr

this imply for the united states.st: no, she said -- -- folly: ok. ladies and gentlemen, please. let's try and keep things a bit more calmer. ben, let me ask you about the relationship between russia and china, astrid says if it helps the economy, why not? but nicaragua needs to be careful about these so-called strategic relationships. what are your thoughts about this. guest: first of all, i want to stress that there has been no indication whatsoever that nicaragua has even for a second considered giving some of its territory to any foreign country. i should point out that actually the united states has occupied nicaragua -- the u.s. has militarily occupied nicaragua on three different occasions. this is complete progression. in terms of china and russia, the relationship is a no-brainer. here is an example. this week, the head of china's international development agency visited nicaragua and inaugurated a public housing community in which china is helping nicaragua build 12,000 public housing units for poor and work

and the concept in the united states in america was me. and i say check was the british were in the sense that were in the feasible, they were invincible. they couldn't be beaten. and you know, george washington sounds that before the continental congress and says, remembers how 20 years earlier, he was at the battle monongahela during the french and indian war, where the biggest, most powerful british army was wiped out. and its general braddock was killed. and all the ot major officers were killed by a handful of french and indians. and washington says, what was the lesson there? not invincible. all we gotta do is hide behind trees. go against probability. come up with a new system. i'm my hope is that we, yes, the probability is that we're gonna go on doing this and we're going to create, continue to create a problems or more severe, hurricanes, more severe climate change, et cetera. but i believe that we can go against probability and a cause history is written by people who oppose ability and do something come up with a new idea, a ne

and as you know, both in the united states are under attack today, but there was another very importante cannot take away from you what is legally yours , and now the united states attorney generals are declaring that it is possible to confiscate the assets of russian citizens? which , i emphasize, are not accused of anything in particular, who are not fighting in ukraine, who are not necessarily associated with any organizations that take part in their actions. just do not like can not even say that not necessarily supporters. e vladimir vladimirovich putin, but they, at least, are not actively acting against the russian authorities, and for this they say you can confiscate their assets and transfer them to ukraine what do you think about this, but i will immediately quote dmitry suslov, he said, this, uh, there will be turn the rest of the world against the united states of america precisely because the united states is always together. then with europe they emphasized that private property is sacred. this is the holy of holies for e, all this propaganda and ideology, and to some exte

off to taiwan, president visits the united states. the latest escalation between bay ging and washington over the island of the 2 superpowers pull in opposite directions where it is taiwan suit to lie. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm nick clock. so the water's an air space around tiwana once again the setting for military muscle flexing in a stand off between china and the us back to island. chinese naval vessels of war plains have been simulating strikes with taiwanese fighter jets and gunboat scrambled in response, begging his furious after taiwanese president, sighing when met the u. s. how speaker kevin mccarthy, in california last week. the drills all the latest move in a tug of war between china and the united states over the island. only a handful of countries recognized taiwanese independence for the biden administration has become much more engaged in its affairs. following on the trump presidency, support for the island. china considers die one part of its territory and has not ruled out using

is it because the united states is such a big target? it's a super power or is this a consequence of living in an open democracy? yeah, neither of the 2. i think. first off, let's put this into context. we've seen in the past 13 years since 2015 mega leaks, and a couple of the smaller ones all coming out of the u. s. intelligence community. right. launch cable gates snowdon. i'm just going to name them. cable gates, snowden shadow brokers, von 7. and now these discord leagues. now, why is this happening? there are couple of reasons. one of them is here in the united states we have and these are official director of national intelligence figures we had as of late 20191250000 people who had top secret clearance and another 1700000 people with secret clearance. the vast number of people with such high clearances makes it practically impossible to really do proper risk management. and there's all over classification. and it's simply still too easy to take some of this material outside, either digitally or physically as we've seen with these

had an effect in the united states. on the question of the amount of territory, there's nothing in the papers that explains that. i would be happy to have the dea administrator say something, but this is really outside the scope of what we are doing here. >> thank you. [indiscernible] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal." every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up in our spotlight on podcasts segment, fernando escuela discusses his podcast and focuses on how political power impacts democracy. and the host of the podcast were on the rocks, ryan evans, on the russia-ukraine conflict, the leak pentagon documents, and the new white house report on the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on c-span or c-s

especially here in the united states congress. i encourage all of my colleagues to support this resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. mast: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. williams, the submarine driver. their colleagues affectionately refer to them as bubble heads. he's the author of this resolution, four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm equally honored to stand here with the gentleman and fellow veteran, mr. mast. as well as my new york colleague, mr. meeks. america has always stood up to bullies. i'm a veteran of the cold war. for half a century our nation stood against the tyranny of the soviet union. i volunteered to serve in the navy making six strategic deter rent patrols in the -- deterrent patrols in the pacific aboard a nuclear submarine. the mission was clear to project strength, to stand read

what i'm trying to say is that while the united states has got a leverage over the philippines, as united states does not necessarily have leverage over china, because let's not forget aid. the child's name is been and is larger than the united states in terms of numbers, but certainly the waters in. ready overtime on straight for as much nearer to china than the united states. and of course china has called the anti access area, denial missiles, or aircraft killing designs and also. busy remote control, drones and underwater acids that can meet in the intervention body, united states. but on the other hand, there's no formula to prove to prevent a whole. and when you know what happens immediately as it could be called out to damage, that's the one in front of it. well, let's bring in a group pulling here. we've just been talking about navy, we're talking about maritime, clearly the philippines and archipelago of islands. but these are 2 countries that cannot actually agree on even what to call it. china calls at the start trying to see the philippines calls at the west philippine see it'

as the united states of america established diplomatic relations with each individual united state. noo interfere americans. let yourself be ruined. they do it better than you why i say. first, learn to build your state without a mood, before you try to teach others something, that we are trying to teach them to build or we are trying to teach them to fall apart, we can send a giant chubais. we are here now send for kozyrev sent. he still doesn’t have a bunch of talkers, who then say that these are not their conversations. them there. we must send. if you said to build perfectly, i would say there is no one to send. we have to destroy ourselves. we still have enough play up to 90. that's for putin i'm ready. here you are doing. well, well, what's going on today? now it is no longer a presidential republic of the united states , which the president has an authoritative right to. presidential power means almost nothing anymore. as a consequence of this, side effects is what difference does it make who will be president and therefore you can put a senile person, you can put a fool. what d

the united states by sea. we have saved countless lives and we have returned the migrants to their home countries that will continue. in addition, we are finalizing the regulation that the departments of justice and homeland security jointly proposed earlier this year, that proposed regulation will incentivize individuals to avail themselves of lawful, safe and orderly pathways and disincentivize dangerous border crossings by placing a new condition on asyleligibility for those who fail to use those pathways. the departments of justice and homeland security aim to have the rule finalized by may 11th and will swiftly implement it . the work we have been performing to prepare for post title 42 continues as i have previously outlined in our six pillar plan, we are surging resources to our border modernizing processes, attacking the smuggling organizations with unprecedented law enforcement focus, strengthening our immigration enforcement tool of expedited removal. working to increase information sharing and resou

what we don't know is in countries outside of the united states and countries the united states shares this relationship with his the baseline level of mistrust present in most of u.s. public, president and other countries would cost the target in the countries to discount this propaganda. >> thank you and especially when we look at things like access to minerals that are critical for our economy and other factors, those relationships will flow without china understands that and we must understand as well. ... >> for example there's animal yule report that the chinese state -- annual report that the chinese issues on human rights in the united states and calls out these types of events broadly and specifically on anti-asian racial issues. >> i would double down and amplify the doctor's statement and it's clearly not about the chinese citizens. this is an issue with xi and the chinese strategy. not only to doctor's point, i think we have to be very, very clear to say this all the time. this is not about chinese citizens, but most importantly the united front work department will use tha

the congress , are the representatives of the republican party allowed in the congress of the united statesll, or the same cruz or other leaders, well, depending on the state, they do not express themselves, where are our reactions to the interaction russia and china. we must limit as much as possible. we must influence sanctions policy and so on . in matters of foreign policy, where there are issues of ukraine, ukraine is tied to ukraine today , china is tied to china as an ally of russia , that is, the one who helps russia as the leader of the authoritarian world that is, it is already ideological opposition and actually speaking well, these are the positions that differentiate the paratroopers and trump in matters of ukraine, in the case of the paratroopers, they are softer for a neutral voter and a loyal one who supports ukraine well, trumpfendry radicalizes everything he touches, that is, he has maximum absolutism in everything he is ready to put whatever he wants, and by the way, problems in problems in the sense that he is already an experienced politician, he will never change, but

like when i was sovereign erna, the question was whether it was in the interest of the united states and what this implied for the united. no, he said in the, in the other ones are not ok. no one terrace in the navy. united generally. not elizabeth. let's, let's try and keep things a bit more calmer. ben, let me come to you and ask you about the relationship with china and russia. i asked her, it says yes if it helps. nicaragua is economy. why not? but nicaragua needs to be careful about this. these are a strategic relationship, so called strategic relationships. so what, what it, what is your thought about this? well, 1st of all, i just want to stress it, there has been absolutely no indication whatsoever that nicaragua has even for a 2nd, considered giving some of its territory to any foreign country. i should point out that actually the united states has no authority occupied nicaragua. the u. s. has militarily occupied nicaragua on 3 different occasions. so, i mean, this is complete projection, but in terms of china and russia, the relationship is a no brainer. here's an example t

when governments, cuba has been under sanctions under a blockade for more than 60 years by the united states and every single year at the united nations. the entire world except the u. s. condemns that blockade. and in the case of nicaragua, it's a very similar history. you mentioned some of that history including the u. s. support for the contrast these right wing violent gorillas that tried to overthrow the government in the 19 eighties and right now in the crowd was suffering under unilateral sanctions imposed by the u. s. and violation of international law. so this brings us to 2018. 2018 was a violent qu attempts, and there have been many qu, attempts, and crews across latin america. in fact, the crew in 2019 in bolivia again to the indigenous left wing, president abram. what alice, which was also backed by the trump administration, was very similar to what was attempted here in nicaragua, in 2018. unfortunately, there were, there were hundreds of deaths, very tragic, but those were deaths on both sides. so when, when we talk about the deaths in 2018, we're also talking about some, the

acts against the united states government? can you reassure us of that? >> if an individual is deemed to present a threat to public safety or national security. >> how would you know. they show up and claim the credible fear of persecution and under yours and the biden administration police seized they were released into the country. these are people that perhaps we don't have any records about. certainly we are not going to get them from china. you know zero about them. you know zero about the threat they posed to the united states and national security. you can't tell us where the individuals are located who have been either paroled or released into the united states. no comprehensive list or ability to identify where those people are today, do you? >> let me again repeat that we screen and that individuals. >> that's not my question. you are quite capable of invading the questions we are asking or diverting us to something else that's not what we asked. my question to you is when somebody from the people's republic of china

but they're also talking about a check, the government, the united states government is not going to cut every descendant of american slavery, a check, but design is states is not going to do this. so people continue this reparation and it's an angry or so discussion it. i don't even realize what people get so angry in an emotional about it, because again, the federal government is already doing things to target minority communities the, you know, an indigenous community. we're always doing that, asked the question, and they're saying the aid could be up to $200000.00 of a check that issued to every individual would that i find it really find it. i think that a monetary figure, a monetary amount could actually solve a problem like racism, or systematic racism like i, i think there takes a lot more depth. i put a lot more credit that a dollar amount can actually solve it. that being said, you look at countries around the world, you look at, obviously there's a lot of questions right now about germany putting more even more reparation to once again to those of polish descent other count

especially here in the united states congress. i encourage all of my colleagues to support this resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. mast: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. williams, the submarine driver. their colleagues affectionately refer to them as bubble heads. he's the author of this resolution, four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm equally honored to stand here with the gentleman and fellow veteran, mr. mast. as well as my new york colleague, mr. meeks. america has always stood up to bullies. i'm a veteran of the cold war. for half a century our nation stood against the tyranny of the soviet union. i volunteered to serve in the navy making six strategic deter rent patrols in the -- deterrent patrols in the pacific aboard a nuclear submarine. the mission was clear to project strength, to stand read

a special military operation in ukraine showed that biological warfare is for the united states. also a business. with big dividends and much more safer than nuclear war, for example , laboratories controlled by the united states and located around the world. a so-called study is carried out, and then an infection spreads to any territory , as a result, the world health organization prohibits the reproduction of livestock, and also requires the destruction of animals of potentially located infections in conditions of an acquired shortage of meat on the domestic market of the country in which the infection occurred, the export of meat is organized products from the united states thus occurs replacement of the place of the manufacturer of americans. the parliamentary commission found that the pentagon in ukraine conducted dual-use research , bypassing international obligations under the convention on the prohibition of biological and toxin weapons. it has been unambiguously proven that the so-called ukrainian upi projects are primarily aimed at studying potential agents of biologic

indeed, the situation is difficult for the united states. they cannot do anything.e united states, too. this is the main consequence. because now, when the fed is fighting inflation, they are interested, in general, they are really interested in oil prices, or rather uh, there gasoline for petroleum products and so on, what worries the american. eh, actually consumers. and here is the solution. i think washington will greet him with great nervousness, because he is destroying all the positions of all the fed's policy of curbing inflation. she is now either there 5.5 or six. let's see, april 13 should be the last dan. i think that there will be a further acceleration of inflation, that is, the fed is not able to take inflation under control. and if you look at the contribution in fact, energy and food on here in this inflation, it is a defining plus to this energy food is for today. day the main expense items of american households, and this is already very serious internal political consequences , you understand, because, well, many conversations are going on in ame

this is truly a benefit to the united states because the united states is the biggest oil export it. oh, it is never understand that the media coverage of this explain why any, actually the united states benefits from the saudi production and the russian production cut. absolutely. the reason why the united states benefits from the production card is because the united states has become the marginal provider of. ready busy ready for the rest of the world when there's a reduction in production for many of the of the open producers in united states has gone to produce almost. ready $11000000.00 barrels a day, which is more than what so the a via. ready russia produced, but the fact that the united states has become almost energy independent is an important factor that, for example, has saved the european union in its energy prices by bringing liquefied natural gas from the united states. when the intentions with russia became more evident. so all of that is benefiting the united states on the one hand, it's exposed, you believe the north stream with joy, by the, by ministration. can ce

united states, their house speaker. again at a trading on china's red lines. and of course, taiwan issue is as the hawk, the rhetoric of the red red lines for china and the united states is trying to play time on con, it will be looked into and timely and innovation. but as far as spacing is concerned, of course, the unification of taiwan is very high on the agenda. but the, the preference and capsulated inst 3 cereal white paper by beijing at the most recent one issue each of the after the listen, nancy pelosi visits or stress stretching upon the, the preference of peaceful unification. of course, looking at the hong kong example, don't forget hong kong was seated to britain on incapacity. but then market time was adamant that it will stay that way, but eventually hong kong return to the motherland peacefully. and that would be the ideal solution for jane. but nevertheless, the united states is playing the time card trying to book china into, at a timely military actions. so as to replicate ukrainian scenarios as far a

they are then smuggling these drugs into the united states. chinese traffickers, moneylenders are increasing cooperation with mexican cartels. mexican cartels leverage drug trafficking profits to acquire sophisticated weapons, corrupt officials, challenge the authority of the mexican state, and commit atrocities. this prolongs the illegal migration crisis caused by the biden's administration week enforcement of border controls. several of my senate foreign relations committee colleagues released a report last year offering concrete recommendation to improve border security. unfortunately the administration refuses to acknowledge that we have a problem. it is time the administration makes up. we have a serious threat to the border. the president needs to be serious about addressing it. the chinese government tacit endorsement of the massive drug trade is a huge issue. 's meeting -- the readout of the president's meeting with xi jinping makes no mention of this serious problem. worse, china is complicit when supplying fentanyl to the united state

that's 3 times more than it sells to the united states. in this puts it from the chinese state broadcast c g t n. some people gathered it's high airport to protest against president size visit to california is what they had to say. the simon county meeting will cause conflict across the taiwan straits. it can't bring peace if you're going to start a cross straight conflict and ignite a war. what kind of democracy is there without peace saying when go back to the u. s. the u. s. is home if attorneys, mainland, impose the sanctions on the taiwan region, or the consequences will be borne by its people while taking when i saw there's no loss. ah, what is a big important story? so let's take it on joined by our guests in new york. we have victor go who's vice president of the center for china and globalization and former officer with the chinese foreign service. a miami as june teufel dra, professor of political science at the university of miami, and a senior fellow at the foreign policy research institute june is also the author of the upcomi

here, uh, an example, there is venezuela, the long-term confrontation of the united states is constantlyrying to get something from venezuela, and recently a member the us state department threatened in venezuela with tougher sanctions if the dialogue of local authorities with non-systemic opposition. uh, stagnation and nicolas maduro responded to this conclusion. let's see yesterday representative gringo made threats against venezuela said that if venezuela does not make progress in the political dialogue with the corrupt treacherous selling sector of the unitary platform that they will take retaliatory measures and sanctions against our country. i tell gringo press secretary get the hell out formula italy emotionally emotionally spoke out. well, that is absolutely correct. it seems to me that the statement of the state department is more. yes, even hysterical. they applied against venezuela almost the entire arsenal of restrictive measures that could be done, in fact. almost the same as against russia. they confiscated more than 20 billion dollars of the gold and foreign exchange reser

at least in the united states, you get a shock in the united states, you have mark to market on a monthly basis on a quarterly basis of all of the assets. and therefore, you can immediately see whether there's a big financial hole in a, in a bank or not. in the case of european union, you have now just a challenges that were built up throughout the 2011 crisis and a decade of nominal negative rates. but on top of that, you have this very challenging situation with the convertible contingent bonds that can create a domino effect on the equity. so i think that usually when these things start, when these crisis banking crisis start, we always hear the same narrative, which is the u. s. a problem of the u. s. banking sector and everybody else was fine. and then as it happened, 2011, and we actually see is that the challenges are global. so i think that it's going to be a massive re basement of the asset base that you just mentioned. and there's going to, there's going to appear in the bond side, and the equity side certainly is going with the central bank while central banks and europe deny a

pentagon will finance the goals and the task determines the pentagon will be subordinate to the united states defense and their system will be brought into a single system of military biological intelligence military specialists who will work on the territory of other sovereign states and come from the united states will be released. from any responsibility. all derivation of biomaterials of the genetic material of the pathogen virus will be carried out in private and in fact. after all, viruses are pathogens that live in any region. and if they return with enhanced properties, they can easily be disguised as natural outbreaks of the epidemiological epidemic. in addition, we can see that on the example of ukraine biological project, and not in parallel launched a program of destruction of public health vaccination vaccination. as you remember poroshenko, a citizen of the united states, suprun, was appointed minister of health and the sanitary and epidemiological service was completely liquidated, and ukraine became a living laboratory for testing to monitor people who, for some reason, sudden

living in brazil, this we know for sure from a film from the soviet era, let's talk about the united states, the state secretary of this country, anthony blinken, said about this in one of his interviews during the past of the week that the united states of america will continue to help ukraine until its victorious end . america to a victorious end somewhat. it does not agree with the position, not always. i would say that it is consistent with the position of some european leaders, not until a victorious end , but until a peaceful end. and what will it be ? it has always been and it is being monitored and now the situation will change

the united states had no armaments industry. american makers of plowshares could with time and as required, make swords as well. but we can no longer risk an emergency improvization of national defense. we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of bad proportions. and to do this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. we annually spend on military security alone more than the net income all united states corporations. corporations. now this conjuncture of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence economic, political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every statehouse, every office of the federal government. we recognize the imperative of need for this development. yet we must not fail to comprehend the grave implications. our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved. so is the very structure of our society in the councils of government. we must ga guard against the acquisit

while the united states sometimes talks about a rule-based order, the fact of the matter is, the u.s. strategy, if we can use that term of the grand strategist of the u.s. state, see our grand strategy in the united states as being dominance. i often referred to in article, but i think it is very clear, synced, and revealing -- assisting to come and revealing by a former colleague of mine robert blackwell, esteemed ambassador of the united states, who wrote in 2015, and i will quote from the article "since its founding, the united states has consistently pursued a grand strategy focused on acquiring and maintaining preeminent power over the various rivals. first on the north american continent, then in the western hemisphere, and finally globally." well, china does not want the united states to be the preeminent power. it wants to live alongside the united states. blackwell, writing in 2015, said, china's rise is a threat to u.s. preeminence. and he laid out a series of steps that the biden administration actually is following almost step-by-step what blackwell ate out already back in

filed here in the united states people harmed in mexico. his first case is the case against the manufacturers there's things a manufacturer can do to reduce its flow most crime guns as we said earlier in the session, most dealers only sell i'm sorry most dealers sell no crime guns they have no crime guns traced to the gun dealers in the united states to sell all of the crime guns. you think about is the bad apple the worst of the worst gun dealer you can say we can bring a lawsuit against the gun dealers. we have the maps and the data in arizona versus diamondback shooting sports against five arizona gun dealers. and this case is the first lesson in the country that ledges or racketeering or rico charge against the gun dealer. this is very important because as we start to build new laws against gun trafficking and straw purchasing will be able to open up the cases that is a simple tearing case those cases. damages the place against defendants. exciting to part of an organization that is busting open this international pressure points. so, l