and this concept, if you go to the concept and this the, let's see why, because the united states of america is absolutely, i'm totally supportive, isn't it? and it's one of our la visitor, actually there, and i to the states of america. and this last tour has not to be an only complicit with that is that i do what crimes it has become participant in the world of crimes not only by supply and visited with $20000.00 tons of explosives and lip on set to that. but also by sending it by sending to thousands, hundreds to visitors and by sending to the advisers to the is it or it is to help them and been what a fair and by yeah, but disappeared. think even in the water to come in at the visitor, the president product disappear to the foreign minister of the survey. that 5 or 6 times the national security advisor, the defense minister, and the secretary of defense. they all participated. so united states isn't, is the in vote, and this word could i am, that is happening because i know there is a huge exposure of these world crimes. the human side, the collective punishment. the starvation of

the united states of america as being supportive is 0. it mand some vegetable protests against isn't really something that's about the nothing to stop set them and spending which killed the possibility of the 2 state solution and create a new political power. and is it or a fascist, by hidden by smoking. as i'm being viewed who are not controlling there, is there any government you have more than 31000 people that 100000 people injured infrastructure wiped out? i mean, i'm just sort of sitting here and watching this play out. and i'm also watching a president of the united states, joe biden, possibly laying out the framework for losing the next race because of antipathy inside the united states about these actions or the lack of action by that, by the president. so would love to get your thoughts and respond to dr. bar goody. well, i agree with so much of what the adaptability has just said, and i think that the listener we should understand 2 large things. and uh, 2 points that i want to make. one is that there's it, yes is real, is certa

in the united states, republicans naturally want to prevent this from happening, and by the way, i mustat according to the legislation of many states, again, pushed through by the democrats, and this is primarily about traditionally democratic states , even non-citizens of the united states can vote in presidential elections, that is, these same migrants, that’s why this is a very, very topical issue, secondly, the economy during the biden period, people began to live worse, in during the trump period, most americans were better off in terms of economic well-being. well, as for ukraine, of course, this is not the main issue that will determine the elections in the united states, but it seems to me that for donald trump, and for those around him, the republicans in the house of representatives, including the speaker. ukraine , the defeat of ukraine, or no longer a victory for ukraine, to put it mildly, is an acceptable price for the sinking of biden, that is, if ukraine sinks and pulls biden with it and the situation can be presented as another failure of the current administration, then

right now, can i have a partners really threaten the unipolar strength of the united states? well, i was going out to use it. you're absolutely correct that we are the most powerful state on the planet. but the argument i'm making to you is there are 2 other great powers on the planet, and although they are not as powerful as we are, they still qualify is great powers. but the fact is that china is a pure competitor, and china is bent on dominating asia, and the united states has been on preventing china from dominated nation. so we have an intense security competition now taking place between china and the united states in east asia. so in that sense, china is a threat to the united states with regard to the russians, as you will know, in ukraine, we are effectively involved in a war against russia. so we have these 2 other great powers in the system, russia and china. and in both cases, we are competing with them at the security level and very serious ways. with regard to russia, one could make an argument that were more with russia in the past when countries have attempted

when i'm president of the united states, we are going to rebuild the united states military. when i'm president, we're going to have a real war on terror, which means the best intelligence agencies in the world will find the terrorists, the best military in the world, to destroy them. and if we capture them alive, they're not getting a court hearing. they're not getting a lawyer. they're going to go on to dynamo. when i'm president of the united states, we are going to take care of our veterans again. god bless our veterans. and by the way, when i'm president of the united states, you will have a president that every day will do what i will do right now. i want to thank our firefighters and our police officers for everything they do for us. and. and you will have a president that will never apologize for defending your second amendment right to protect yourself and your family. these are indeed difficult times, and many people are struggling. i know many of you are struggling. do not give in to the fear. do not give in to anger. do not give in to scam artists and con artists

and also with the system was a subbing i was a, any pre owned by the united states below which somebody imperial powers, those shopping periods. bosh, some foreign policy is already, but it's all subservient to the uh, the imperial power. then they're all the actual states who have no foreign policy rights at all. and then this arrest, this was sort of the low speed model. and it's on a part of what the united states was going to run the world to speak spanish. and it was really to outsource shortage manufacturing and this, and they told me it was gonna work and it doesn't work and be in the united states just recalibrating as a result, we are trying to bring back some manufacturing, but we're recalibrating it to as a little bit of i don't see, i don't know how much we can bring back. instead we've gone on the side of aggression. so we do things like 5 blocks of trust or technology. we try to exclude others and we try to shop a charge of the economic development of others. and maybe if need be, we'll try and i think roger was finding screw ukraine and drunk some of the board estate acti

i am a citizen of the united states. it's been very clearly stated as very recent. by president joe biden a program, very unabashed, very unapologetic, he said clearly to the american public that, you do not have to be a jew to be a zionist, and i want to tell you right now that i a zionist, right there and then, he's saying that he is a white supremist, he is racist, he he sides with the apartty colonial state of israel, he's made it clear, so this whole thing about dropping the food is setting the state. for the us and israel to maintain and continue control of that area, and i can fores more gestures, fake gestures, all leading to control, so here you are denying aid coming in from other countries, you are setting yourself up to be the one that's the benefactor, you're the one that's that's bringing the humanitarian relief, you're the one that's that's making sure that you control everything, so when this... decimation is over, you can for you can forceed the united states pumping more aid into that area for the sole

any mercy in front of tv cameras and while the international community is watching and at worse united state and western allies are equipping and this zinust state to kill most effectively, most brutally and most systematically - "this is not what is happening right now, the fact that netanyahu wants to use this opportunity to kill as many people, innocent people as many palestinian and ethnically cleans the gaza, it's not a surprise, and it's not a new policy, it's been their policy, and they are pursuing it so openly and so publicly, and i think we need to wake up to this reality, otherwise..." there otherwise this is going to go on and on and the you know international community is just doing nothing and and wishing for a change of policy which is not going to happen without enough pressure being put on designer state. well, mr. shajar, you raised some very important issues right there, but i would like to rewind what you said and go back to a part which is very important, you said all of this is happening in front of tv cameras and the international community is watching, so let's bring

though if there is any deal or agreement to stop the killing and the attack against people in gaza, united state and israel and united kingdom and germany they do want the border crossing to be opened again, they want those border crossing to be... was at all time and this is actually the main goal of this so-called port built by the united states. that's uh mr. firas uh ali, before we wrap this up, we just go about a minute left. i also wanted you know your thoughts on the courageous naval operations in the red sea by the yemani army, they are one of the poorest countries in the world, like mr. abukaiti said, they enjoy nine years of war with the saudis, and yet they stood their ground, they say they will support your pressed palestinians no matter what. and do you think it has been a massive defeat and humiliation for the us and the uk naval forces? that's very obvious even for western readers to see that because in the end of the day all the target in yemen, all their targets that they claim they have targeted, it's useless, we see that the neighbor blocade is still in place, the americans ar

europe needs to regain its security and not rely on the united states or anyone else.ntry is spain, which is currently governed by a leftist government under the leadership of the prime minister. minister pedro sánchez, is particularly poor in fulfilling his obligations: spain should do more, especially as the country faces migrant flows at its southern border that are extremely dangerous. the european union has always wanted to be a superpower. european politicians are using the threat of a future trump presidency to promote ideas such as the creation of a european army; the current us government is retreating from ukraine and expects europe to intervene, encouraging the eu to spend more money. it is possible to take a more direct part in the war. the reason for this pressure is to force european countries not just spend more money, but spend it on american-made weapons. us policy was to move away from the conflict and drag the europeans into it. it will be a war in europe, europeans against europeans, with the united states supplying things like intelligence, ammunit

zakharova implicitly held the united states responsible because some time ago, the united states issued a warning to the american embassy in moscow and announced that information it is known that extremists may attack crowded centers. just a few moments ago, mrs. zakharova announced that the americans, if they have information , are obliged to provide it to russia, and if they knew in advance that there was such a plan and did not inform russia, they are complicit in this crime. in any case , there is an edge of criticism and accusations towards america, and the countries that support ukraine and in the actions that have been some of the sabotage actions inside russia in recent times have even announced their support. they are announcing in advance what is going to happen . this means that we have information at your service . mr. ruhollah modbar has been established as an expert on russian issues hello, mr. modbar, in the conversation with mr. darawi , it was discussed that for the time being, the russian authorities, especially the spokesperson of the russian ministry of foreign affai

, the the military industrial complex that controls the united states is trying to destroy the... for new financial system and you see that in terms of the attacks, the attempt to destroy russia, and now we see the attempt to create a wider regional war for what purp. a tool by the american net. and so and from that standpoint, biden, blincon, they don't care one bit for the murder of palestinian children, we saw that with madelin albright. the former secretary of state who praised the killing of 500 thousand iraqi children by sanctions, saying that it was worth it to get rid of saddam hussein, so this is the blood thirsty mentality of the cleak that controls the government in the united states and the united kingdom, and that's why they keep vetoing these resolutions and they they cry crocodile tears about the children who are dying as they give more weapons to the israelis to kill them. yeah, it is quite amazing when you hear this, see what's happening? well, well, john, us president joe biden on american network on saturday said that there is a red line for the israeli regime

see it with lebanon, this is a, this is an occupation that cannot be trusted, and so what the united states is doing is they're saying it's non-binding, why are they saying it's non-binding, because they know right now israel has become a parius state, and not only has it become a parius state in the... the international community, i would say, lot of us have known from the very start, it's been a pr state, but all eyes are on israel, it's image as never been more tattered, its image has never been this horrific in the... with the international community, so what the united states is doing right now is saving face of its most loyal junior partner and saying that these are non-binding um in that it knows that israel is going to violate uh the ceasefire resolution or whatever its terms may be, in fact they're already violating it, there were several bombings last night, there were several massacres last night, and so what we see is that israel is very much intent on continuing this carnage um and so for one, "the united states is trying to save face and to we know that from the gecko uh the i

200,000 jobs here in the united states. if china attempt to invade taiwan or captures the facilities that produce over 90% of the worlds advanced semiconductors, then the impact on the u.s. and the world economy would be grave, indeed. that could lead to what could be many of trillions of dollars of damages. china would have nearly total control of the taiwan straight where half the worlds container ships and 90% of the world's largest container ships transit every year. a new paper by heritage scholar michael cunningham makes the case to strengthen deterrence of such an invasion and provide taiwan the weapons and supplies it needs to secure it self. and defend itself. today we will hear from michael but first we will your from the heritage president kevin roberts about his recent trip to taiwan where he and michael and others met with taiwan's and incoming presidents. taiwan has a flourishing democracy and ranks fourth in heritage his own index of economic freedom. conducting an interview is the heritage director of the as

, because they now determine who should buy how much, at what price, from the united states.oose of the american military-industrial complex is gradually tightening around the necks of european arms manufacturers, and as the arsenals of their own weapons are depleted, european countries will simply be forced to purchase even more american military equipment and ammunition. us assistance to ukraine. most of the money allocated is actually spent within the united states on re-equipment of the american army. he and his colleagues conducted an investigation, the results of which showed that at least 117 american enterprises produced weapons as part of assistance to ukraine. it’s just that old equipment is sent to ukraine itself; with the money allocated, workers all over america are creating new weapons for the american army, so out of 68. states, but american politicians themselves are silent about this, well , how silent they are, recently, the military common fund of expenses, which works only for the united states, politicians of various ranks have stopped hiding, what was pr

with the strong united states military and a robust american economy we can deliver those outcomes in a way that will give us a chance that 250 years from now the 76 the or 79th secretary of state consider with his democrat counterpart from previous administration and still have the opportunity to defend what we hold most sacred. thank you for giving me the chance to be here today. spectacle for those remarks. secretary panetta. >> thank you. distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify. on the increasing threat posed by the people's republic of china and its ongoing efforts to undermine the united states. thank you for having me join with my good friend mike pompeo. we worked together when he was in my job as director of the cia and continues to be in touch to the time he was secretary of state. mike and i are good friends and i am glad that we are here to be able to present our views. i also want to think this committee and the fact that youe are a bipartisan committee working on this issue is incredibly important to foreign policy. i want to commend

and i think in the eyes of the world, the united states just looks feckless and weak. this is a partner state that is enormously reliant on us support, diplomatically, politically intelligence, militarily and the president. the united states has simply taken the tools of leverage off the table and, and told his in his secretary of state and others to work without those tools of the united states could cut off a. we could diminish a, we could slow aid, we could stop the towing resolutions and then you went, there's a whole range of things and escalating menu of options that we had if we decided to apply real pressure, which we should have been doing long before. now, to ask this question carefully, if president biden fails to use his leverage to constrain is really prime minister netanyahu his choices in this war to get a ceasefire, to get a to people in need. and it created a monster couple difference in the, on the ground circumstances, given what we just saw in michigan with a 100000 people basically voting uncommitted within the democratic primary and not voting for

the united states government is moving as rapidly as possible to ban tiktok in the united states. the sensible reason given is that somehow tiktok is related or connected to the chinese government. now we always talk in the united states about a rules-based international economy. "and yet, in the last three or four weeks, the united states has taken multiple steps to block chinese goods. first, the issue of the big cranes that are used in the different harbors in the united states. the united states is claiming that software on these cranes can be moved or jiggered or arranged so that the chinese government can have direct information about what these cranes are being used for. more importantly disrupt the ports in which they are being used. secondly, the united states has made allegations about software and various computer chips in electric vehicles that the chinese may be exporting here or in components of already exported vehicles or in the components of certain evs in telsa or other companies, which are competitors to american companies. should those regulation be enforced an

to realize that the number one enemy of the world in the history of this great country, the united states, is the chinese communist party. as awful as the soviet union was guys as awful as nancy germany was, as much as we dislike the united kingdom in the 1700s, the chinese comet's is the greatest threat to this country and free people ever in the history of this country. taiwan helps us remember that. what's at stake if something happens. kevin: very well said. you also spent some time in tokyo while you were in asian i wonder if you had any observations to share with the group about your time in japan. kevin: equally wonderful, my first time in japan instruct by the beaut of a culture and the wonderful people. although i knew the following, i didn't know it as clearly as i do now. that is the strength of the japanese-u.s. alliance is as important as the strength of the u.s.-united kingdom alliance. in fact, the growing friendship, the growing formal alliance of those countries is important not only for the people who live in each of those places but it's extraordinarily important for ta

the united states, of course, will continue to use the united nations to try in advance is of interest the same way. other countries to the problem is that when you are agreed just lead inconsistent. this is going to undermine the sort of political capital that the united states has in many parts of the world. doesn't make it impossible for the united states to elicit other countries cooperation. it's just going to make it more difficult going forward. and i think we're already seeing that in a variety of different places. the fact, for example, that south africa, what independently decided to bring its application to the international court of justice regarding a possible genocide and cause that is a show of independence on the part of south africa that you might not have expected in earlier years. and i think it reflects unhappiness without the united states and some other countries are responding not only to this crisis crisis in general, but also to the basic state of the present world. or what i referred to that resignation of the state department to the on, to the blinking unders

but the united states. the us government is trying to encourage other countries, to allow american companies to extract oil, natural gas and other minerals under fair conditions. in addition, it contributes to the global exploitation of nature. minerals to meet the needs of the world economy. in fact, i wish they would think as strategically as you suggest, instead there is a very partisan political battle going on in washington between those who support donald trump in the house of representatives, seeking to show unwavering support, and the rest of the country, essentially the people of the united states , which wants to ukraine received aid and recognizes that ukraine needs it. speaking of which, no matter how important ukraine is for the us in strategic terms, it is not the main foreign policy issue for biden right now. his primary concern is israel's conflict with gaza and related houthi attacks on shipping in the red sea, which could significantly affect the global economy and tarnish the image of bid

i think, are they seeing a centrally or united states that is completely impotent in this? yes, and what are the ramifications for american credibility globally? america's isolated, it is a guy on the losing end of every vote in the united nations. we may say, oh, who cares where the united states, you know what it's like to be on a boat, where the world says palestine it deserves firms, has the right to political self determination. and for countries in the world for vote against that israel. naturally, the united states of america, micronesia, which by compact, is bound to vote with the us. so it's not even a choice. and now right now, room is a very nice island of 12000 people. that's america's allies. this hurts bad weight. and so the reputational costs are enormous. but the sense that america's rudderless liter list is very wide spread. let me ask you about the un relief and works agency for palestine on right. now 3 countries, canada, sweden in australia, have reversed their positions that they had stopped supporting and right in, in there was an investigation going on

the united states is not an honest broker in this, the united states has been an agent of israel. israel absolutely is blocking the 2 state solution that the whole rest of the world wants and that is international law . and so my recommendation is vote the 2 state solution, the united states, my recommendation. don't block what you say you want. well then let's move to it. well, let me ask you about that part of a palace on the west bank that, that has, you know, i think broadly, people see often either a mazda is not in control, but you have re, 1476 new home units that have just been approved in the middle of this crisis. i would say you have harassment. you have detentions, you have checkpoints, you have ongoing land fads, you have, you have that area of it. so many of these countries have recognizes the state under that sort of control and management of bias really of security forces right now. and that's not from us running the show as it was in gaza. what is the, what are we missing in this equation, jeff? so what we're missing is that starting at 1970 is real deliberately and ille

and that leads me to the issue of the united states because you see the united states is pressure to include what they call the 4 megs dependents. daniel, $32.00, and by the revitalization of the policy men also did the on. by that they mean only the security ties independence to handle, to, to do making a model for security destructions, etc. is it is interest. and that lies behind the statement of mr. by didn't. when he said president by didn't, when he said that i need to understand, you know, to, to, to, and government has to be acceptable to is it or he wasn't say that any government and isabel should be acceptable to understand the ends, of course. so the american approach that he might solution is only about security. and that's the question. why in every other country, whether you talk about said of b, r, ukrainian, or russian of china or any other country. the united states speaks about democracy, about democratic elections. that item of the people to choose democratic glance, really their lead does accept and punish time. they are open using our election or posing the democ

we see some of the most historic churches in the world being destroyed by our united states all lie in the middle east. i'm religion and religious institutions, particularly when the co opted by the state has become strategic and assets to west of the military power, which has shown itself to be quite aggressive, an expansionist stick, and the actually part of the the 21st century. if you stay with archie international, i'll be back with less for news coming up in 30 minutes to see the the the, [000:00:00;00] the we are in control, the land of fire breathing volcanoes. volcanoes vividly capture the imagination and they define our lives much more than you would expect. so what are they capable of and what makes contract as volcanoes stand up the is unlikely. any one knows more about volcanoes here, then alexi, or he's the chief broken ologist income, chuck the collection. thanks for coming up here with us. this is a fascinating issue that it, for sure. so here in contract out there about $300.00 volcanoes, they say 30 of them are believed to be active. why such a concentration of volcan

because his read is not responding well to the united states. and it's ultimate, that is what it does, not us, it was funding was to american desires and advice. and as a matter of looking like a for every time a secretary of state or of secretary types come to the region this time around again on the line appointed. james just made secretary blinking is attending the walk up and some walk of it. yeah, no, the 1st time, not the 1st to even find him at the end of the walk at which means they are bought some bar still to the decision making behind this war. that me is if in fact is there and still goes on with it. i mean, i'm not, i cannot really take pay the innocent or do you know we started our best, what it didn't work, because it's ottoman, it's financing, and it's shielding. israel in the international arena. it's, it's thoughtfully completed in the united states. must bring is read not to, it's nice. what's bring, is there a, it's senses? do you not have a stable, essentially, and what spring is what to assess because i mark as much packed t

today we ask you whether the united states of america recognizes russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. yes, no , please vote on youtube, either with the button yes or no, write your comment below this video if you have your own opinion. if you watch us on tv, grab your expensive smartphone and vote. if you believe that the us recognizes. russia as a state sponsor of terrorism 0800-211-381 no 0800-211-382. all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. people's deputies of ukraine are visiting us today. feder vinislavskyi, people's deputy of ukraine from the servant of the people, member of the verkhovna rada committee on national security, defense and intelligence. mr. fedor, i congratulate you. thank you for being with us today. glory to heroes. iryna friz, people's deputy of ukraine from european solidarity, member of the supreme committee national security, defense and intelligence councils. ms. irina, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast. good evening! oleksiy kucherenko, people's deputy of ukraine f

the united states of america .ritain was involved in this terrorist attack. let's hear what he has to say. we made it very clear that there is no evidence that ukraine was involved. because ukraine was not involved. i would say that these comments are from russian officials persons, including president putin, is just propaganda to justify their further aggression against ukraine. it is absolutely obvious that in this story, a continuation, a possible continuation of terrorist attacks from the side and works, which may well be, as far as this, it can be a powerful factor in order to destabilize the situation inside the russian federation, because the fsb and all the special services of the russian federation are concentrated in ukraine, and it is obvious that what happened happened for a reason and... whether the fsb was involved in it or not, it is difficult to say, but idil says that we did it, to what extent they can resort to some repeated similar actions in order to prove that in the field of terrorists, world

led them and conveyed them, and the united states intends to hide its own role in this terrorist operation with the media and propaganda it is doing. tick and this is a false flag operation false flag operation has been carried out, which means that a movement of a country carries out an operation, be it a military operation or a terrorist operation, but puts another group in charge of carrying it out , and puts itself behind the scenes . the convention on the laws of war is a kind of crime against humanity because every type of action must be clearly accepted by every current, so today, in addition to discussing this information headquarters, which was so important that the ukrainian media are also discussing it, some patriots are discussing it. which was targeted is also a very important point it is important, about two hours ago, odessa was again attacked by a missile, another part of odessa's electricity supply forces was attacked, all of this is still not the answer that russia is going to give . my next question is this, mr. dr. modbar, do you think about these special prov

united states states which atkins, which extensions on issue has been so kind of strange all types of things that intelligence ukrainian government, obviously h dash the n. okay. when, when you see if there was a tax in this manner. thank to create and security make sense. we, we should always remember who's going to benefit from creating an image of insecurity english. it flashes in in unit 10 through training entities like that. i do want to ask you, i mean, obviously we know that in the early 2, thousands of russian was wage war against catch him set protest. there's 2 very plenty of trash rules. and we know that a lot of those catching separates, actually separate as a solving in battalions in ukraine at the moment. so that does exist pretty among a number of people still that sentiment and to rush to sentiment. do you think that someone could have hijacked that and tried to reopen that particular front in russia at a time where it feels that russia is under pressure of economic to military because of the you know, uh, as do you have a quote that is packed, was that uh, and the fa

well, what about the people of the united states? so we have government officials, openly declaring their allegiance to the state of israel and not to the interest of the united states, people to the american people. so many of them are working for the interest of israel. and that's when you get these kinds of deranged debacles, like jared cushion years plan for peace in the middle east, which arguably has led to this situation. well, get out, you know, i saw his, um, uh, part of his interview that he was at the kennedy school of government. i mean a very official venue. okay. team a and jared cushion who is talking about real estate on the golf coast. i mean, it doesn't get more morbid than that. that's more rugs. the ma, well unfortunately, but the intent is noticing it for a very simple reason. you know, decent your may be maybe even less speech to that me the least a before watching the deal or south bolts. did you say sheep wash, but the problem was that the juices your work was more or less free in t is well mills. and this is,

the rest of the way that the united states as. ready interpreted is that they're not going to do any. ringback to make sure that. ringback for us that's very different when it's being binding on monday. and so once again, the question becomes who is going to put into place that unfortunate mattress we just house days. we all have that. yeah, we don't have the ability to so we're not to stay brother, siege blockaded. we're living under military occupation. you need a refugee's unit. but that doesn't mean that other people are so concerned. and this is why it's so important. the growing boy condra investment sanction. so but has been growing for reset, do there, is there a reason that you're seeing millions of people taking to the streets around the world because they feel and they know that nobody's doing it to stop this genocide a. so the matter is, rather than the united states pretending that it's somehow not finding what it is, is says, we should be focusing on making sure that those institutions are actually of how they're res

the defense concern not only places part of its production in the united states, but also develops ,n the basis of its american subsidiaries, the most advanced military technologies. for example, a new generation of infantry fighting vehicles equipped with an artificial intelligence system. processed jointly with american defense companies such as techron, raytheon and alison. german defense the concern is also entrusted with the creation of the central section of the f-35 fighter jet, produced by a large manufacturer of military equipment, the locket company. and what do we have in the end? there is no ground combat system. the project of a new tank being developed by germany together with france, which should enter the market in 2035, is on the brink. this was reported by the newspaper handles blat, citing sources in government and industry circles. but the company’s operating profit is growing, because rain metal bombarded the european market with those same leopards with german filling. in 2023 , the corporation's revenue amounted to about 8 billion euros, most of which sailed ov

the united states of america is as guilty in genocide as zionist israel is (point). now to discuss this issue. with us from moscow is fiorella isabel journalist, geopolitical analyst, host at the convo couch and writer at the fiorella isabel substack, thanks in million for being with us this morning, firela, now uh, the zionist inhumane war, least to say in gaza has provoked legal vortex that incompasses the possibility of acts of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity, now the united states of america officially knows that and yet still chooses to shrug at the thought of a c fire while still arming the zionist entity to its teeth, what makes the us administration firella indifferent to the facts that i just said, is it that they know that there will be no ramifications against them whatsoever? right, so uh, thank you for having me, not only will they not have any ramifications, this is par and parstal to their policy that is necessary for the united states to continue having its military. contingent in west asia, and this is precisely what the biden admini

will start a war, i don’t know, maybe he is just threatening, or maybe he will start, then the united stateswan, everything taken together, listen , this is a project, you are right, inside there are also united people saying, listen, you can not give anything to someone, but you are obliged to give to israel, because israel found out that it this means that the defense industrial complex does not fully fulfill the tasks that are needed. the israeli army lacks 150 mm shells, of which i have several sent hundreds of thousands of americans , trump boasted that this very thing means that the iron dome is an american system, accordingly it needs to be supplied, but most likely it is a joint american-israeli one, in fact, of course, it is necessary to supply ammunition there, yes, because the hatsbala has developed system, they have perfectly studied what this iron dome is, to remove the iron dome from the system, so to speak, and to deliver special attacks on... haifa tel aviv and so on and so forth, and then means a ground operation, like this in general never happened, they say, we will releas

, and when you look at you, nowadays we have the primer." in the united states, they started with iowa and then they moved to new hampshire, yesterday was michigan, i haven't had the chance to look at michigan turnout, but in iowa the turnout was less than 15%, it was 14 point something, similar thing was was was in new hampshire, and you know the amount of money that was spent in iowa was over 100, over 100 million dollars, 100 million dollars and the number of people who showed up were about 100 thousand people, so you do the calculation, every vote cost was more than $1, and all the the television ads, all the competition that that looks competition, but but as the guest said in chicago, you foreign policy... issues, you hardly can see any difference in terms of the violence that united states brings to the world, so looking at these data, i think... anyone can basically judge that the elections in iran are actually more in line with basic democratic principles, people actually, for every seat for for tomorrow's election in iran we have 51 candidates, for every seat we have 51

today we will talk about security, about help from the united states of america, eventually when we getfrom the american congress. well, let's talk about donald. trump and i will talk about all this with my guest today, he is an adviser to the 45th president of the united states of america, donald trump's national security adviser, john bolton. mr. ambassador, congratulations and thank you for joining me, it is a pleasure to be with you. mr. ambassador, my first question will be somewhat introductory: why is ukraine important to the united states of america, if it is important at all. i think it's very important since ... 945, the key national interest of the us is peace and stability in europe. we have come through the cold war and indeed have excellent prospects for achieving these goals, however, due to russia's desire to recreate the russian empire, and although ukraine is not a member of nato, ukraine's security is vital to the rest of the european continent, and therefore to the united states. you know that george w. bush proposed to admit ukraine to nato in april 2008. we could a

more importantly, the united states has been israel's closes.when the israelis declared their independence, the world was not particularly accepting, except here in the united states, where to his immense credit, president harry truman stood up and said, we will recognize and support the state of israel. and that profound bond exists today, and in my view and in my hope will always exist. and we can't have anyone break that bond. great allies must hold each other to highrds, share hard truths when needed, and the u.s.-israeli alliance is no din. and so i -- is no different. so the urge them to change course immediately, to work with all of us to establishmately an hope, a secure and peaceful israel and the protection of its people as well a just, secure, and safe place where all people of that region can live safely.■ with that, mr. ■n

of america, this is the thesis that the united states and the authorities of the united states are trying to avoid further escalation, it permeated both the official and unofficial communications of our colleagues with american colleagues, therefore... therefore i think that eventually the united states of america will recognize that russia is a state sponsor of terrorism, but how quickly will it happen, well, i can't be optimistic and say that it will happen anytime soon, but this is exactly the path that was announced and declare our partners in the united states of america, the way is actually full application of all the various sanctions, which will then be very painful for those who will violate them. today, the minister of defense. united states of america lloyd austin, opening the meeting of the 20th meeting of the format ramshtein, promised that the united states of america would continue to support ukraine's military efforts against russia, despite congressional delays. let's listen to what the secretary of defense of the united states of america said. today, our messa

something for a state the legitimacy of the government is not always related to democracy, the united states good relations with states that have never known what democracy is, it is a question of the legitimacy of the government, you can not recognize a certain government that came to power by. .. the coup and the deprivation of the mandate of the government that received the people's mandate, the russian federation has not recognized the ukrainian governments since 2014, as is known, and they say that the ukrainians did not hold elections, it was a coup d'état, but here is another interesting thing, that they sometimes recognize, sometimes they don't, ugh, they said, it's the junta, remember 14 years, it's the junta, they came to power through a state transfer, it's an illegal president, they don't recognize the elections. "when putin came to the meeting in normandy, he did not want to meet with poroshenko, because he believed that he was an illegitimate president, then he walked, walked, seriously, you remember how it all turned out, he saw that everyone with poroshenko communicate, merke

it is the election day of the united states of america, the statesmen of the united states of america sending a lot of messages to the zionist regime , according to the latest information we have, and they have announced that we cannot give mr. netanyahu much time. he should take action . for example, the words of mr. shamar are very interesting. now i want to read the same article. he announced that netanyahu's party is no longer suitable to lead this regime. this sentence is very interesting. it's heavy, and he said that the world has undergone radical changes since october 7 and the people of israel are being suffocated by attitudes that were stuck in the past. well, this is a kind of proof that the united states of america is shooting at netanyahu, now it's interesting. schumer continues, netanyahu has lost his way by valuing his political survival over the preservation of the zionist identity. these statements of yours are so heavy that one of the senior officials of the zionist regime has officially announced that the american government wants to destroy the zionist regime. well

k to the united states beloved ins. high court has a john to decision on the appeal until the 20th of may, the founder of where he needs space is 18 charges in the us, related to the release of classified documents about the boys. and that's kind of stone in iraq. as orange has been fighting extradition since he was charged back in 2019 a 5 chinese nationals on their local drive. i have been killed and a suicide attack and focused on it happened in sung law in the countries northwest . local police say the victims were heading to work on the dock. so damn project comes just a week off. the 7 gunman attempted to storm the offices of quite a port in the south west. come on high. that has more on this attack from the capital. some of us, the 5 drain is walker. the alarm weatherbug is on the dr. i will get it in bay shop . run a regular bag with explosives, rammed into their way good and bag, went into a ravine and guard via now, according to the buckets on the military. this is a direct attack on the focused on china strat

united states stands. "genocide in gaza claims more civilian lives as the death told tops 31,00, mostly women and children. palestin resistance fighters carry out more retaliatory operations against israely forces in gaza, inflicting losses and casualties on them. also in the headlines, on the eve of the holy month of ramadan israely forces blocked the entry of hundreds of palestinian worshippers into the alasam.

now in response to today's resolution, passing in the united states abstaining and not blocking it. we've seen the israel uh, the president prime minister of israel netanyahu is canceled his upcoming trip to washington dc. now the representative of israel at the united nations took to the floor of the un meeting and gave some harsh words saying he considered today's resolution to be unacceptable. here's what he said. your demands for a ceasefire without conditioning gate on the release of the hostages. not only is not helpful, but it undermines, undermines the efforts to secure their release. it is harmful to these efforts because it gives her much says a terrorist. it gives us a much terry. it's the hope to get a cease fire without releasing the hostages. all members of the council, all members should have voted against this shameful resolution. now us secretary of state anthony blanket and said that today's resolution was allowed to be passed according to his statement. because a previous resolution put forward was blocked by china and that the united states does not considerate bi

, look what efforts even the current democratic administration of the united states of americaade, they have formed an alliance, japan, south korea, they have strengthened relations with australia, they are hosting, hosting. military production of its missiles in japan and australia , that is, the attention of the united states of america went there , at the same time we see how europe is taking responsibility for security in europe, and we also saw positive decisions regarding ukraine, several in a row, and 50 billion euros of financial aid and 5 billion for the peace fund of the european union, and the czech initiative, help with breakfasts, this means that the distribution of answers took place. alities in areas in the world: europeans for european security, americans for the asia-pacific region, containment, containment of china, plus what i said before. before that, no, you should not expect help from the united states, why? because option b is being considered with frozen assets of russia, and somewhere a year ago it was said that if there is not enough potential, then we