is certainly not attacking the us no no he's suggesting that united states is required to cooperate with the i.c.c. into it's not a state party but it would be the constructive way forward now just started question of preexisting treaty obligations yes afghanistan has preexisting treaty obligations with respect to the u.s. and other nato countries and their own study does explicit express provision for consideration of preexisting treaty obligations it certainly does not state that preexisting treaty obligations somehow robs the rome statute of any effect whatsoever a preexisting treaty obligation does not trump the rome statute what should happen in the case of a preexisting treaty obligations for the country in question in this case afghanistan because at least it is a state party should bring its legal arguments before the court concerning the effect of a status of forces agreement or article $98.00 agreement or whatever grievance wishes to rely upon and then the matter can be can the rules of arm but certainly what i would encourage is for this entire dispute to be resolved through l

the united states delegate replies. >> the united states accepts the responsibility and makes the sacrificenvolved in carrying out these principles of the united nations. >> ambassador chang of the korean republic expresses his thanks. >> i want to express the deepest gratitude on behalf of my people and my government for this proposal. >> across the pacific, general macarthur flies to korea to inspect the united nations defenses, now under his command. ♪ the first united states troops, although outnumbered and out armed, are rushed to rail heads on the front lines. yanks and korean republican troops shake hands, fighters both in the united nations army against aggression. like the men, united states guns and trucks are committed for minutes are precious. ♪ the aim of these first units is to delay a communist advance and the desperate fight for time, time for more men than guns to arrive. ♪ in tokyo, general macarthur accepts the first united nations battle flag to signify to all men the unity of free and independent nations doing battle for the freedom of the republic of korea for the free

the united states delegate speaks. s the first time enforcement action has been taken by the united nations. that theon recommends members of the united nations furnish such assistance to the republic of korea as may be necessary to repel the armed attack and to restore international peace and security. votes security council seven-one to recommend military support for the republic of korea. in tokyo, the united states move swiftly to translate into action united nations call to arm against the aggressors. american occupation troops in japan are hurried to the defense of the korean republic. back in the united states, b-29 bombers are taken out of mothballs into which they were put at the end of world war ii. elsewhere in the united states, navy planes are taken from storage where they also had been since the end of world war ii. caught by surprise, the united states nonetheless made all possible haste to carry out the united nations call for action against aggression. ♪ units of the famous first united states marine di

president donald trump and the united states of america. wonderful, great state which is the largest military and economic superpower in the world. and i wouldn't dare say to the president of the united states of america where he should send his soldiers because this is the decision which is always taken by the united states. this is a very responsible decision. however, i did not deny that i requested, mr. president, that he would not withdraw u.s. forces from europe because the security of europe is very important to me. from europe as such, i'm talking about the united europe, for which the american presidents, since the end of the second world war, is a huge guarantee. if i'm asked by anybody, if i am ready that poland receives more u.s. troops in our country, of course, i am ready. in 2014, russia attacked ukraine. it annexed crimea. it occupied areas before that. it had attacked georgia. 2014 was a year of huge fears among the polish society. the troops in poland demonstrates that article five is treated seriously and it show that is i

not to the pleasure of the united states, the united states was not pleased about this.we establishedading relationship at the end of 1960s our new prime minister trudeau reviewed all foreign policies and came to the conclusion, as he was right, it was absurd for canada to not recognize the people's republic of china in 1970 we established a diplomatic liaison office in beijing in the chinese established one and we moved forward to full recognition. >> bring us up-to-date on your own career. i see on the jacket of the book you moving to oxford. >> was very happily ensconced at the university of toronto where i teach history and the head of the college there i wasn't thinking about what when i do in my term ended. i got a phone call about a year and and a half ago from a place called saint anthony's college in oxford saying would i be interested in being warden, which is not quite what it sounds like it just means Ãbi did my graduate work there. >> saint anthony park. how big of a college is that? >> it's about 250 all graduate students and 50 fellows. they do international relations.

the independence of the united states. it had great merits. he was also the commander of the polish uprising where he was fighting for the independence of poland. he suffered heavy wounds in poland fighting for the independence of our country and for completely incomprehensive reasons to us. that monument was devastated re recently. and thank you so much that it has been renewed so fast. that was what made it possible for me to lay flowers at that monument and pay tribute to the great soldier and the great commander. that was outrageous for a big number of polish people back in poland all of them and for many, many polish people living here in the united states, polish organizations here in the united states, asked me and told me that they would renew that monument. i know that it has already been renewed by the united states. no assistance was needed so i'm very grateful for that. that monument near the white house, which he has deserved for the merits laid for the united states and for poland. so thank you very much for

the facts lead to a conclusion in our judgment united states is not forcing europe to choose china is making that choice between freedom and democracy. and with that authoritarian regime to our free society. and the cover-up of theup coronavirus in wuhan china has killed hundreds of thousands across the world europeans are starting to find their voice a very important acknowledgment with the intelligence services and threat assessment for the first time f in 2019 and then again in 2020 the national security i greatly appreciate how the was called out china for the disinformationn campaign surrounding the pandemic many european leaders united kingdom has a strong stand against the attempt to crush the autonomy in the czech republic with those secure networks and a welcome call to nato to make it a greater part of the alliance. clearly there is a transatlantic t awakening to what is happening. concerns about the exploitation to give a single example chinese leaders at the telecommunications union international civil aviation organization have leveraged china's narrow interest. certainly

just as the united states does. just as her south american, african, middle eastern and asian friends do, too. i had a chance this week and went to speak with my eu counterparts. the united states once want you to choose between us and china. but it is simply not the case. it's the chinese communist party that is forcing this choice. the choice is in between the united states. it is between freedom and tyranny. a party who wants to throw away the progress we've the free world have made, with nato and other institutions both formal and informal institutions. a new set of rules and norms to accommodate them within beijing. i don't believe there's uniquely european or american way to face this choice. there's also no way to settle these alternatives without a bad ending of who we are. democracies that are dependent on authoritarians are not worthy of their name. look, the good news is my european friends, even this week i could see it, it's not uniform, different thoughts in different countries but their waking up to t

the united states was no exception in this era. if anything, it seems that congress was more than willing to appropriate lots of money to build things, but was less concerned with the specifics of how well things were made, how well they were trained and operated, and, frankly, the internal dynamics of naval administration and the school systems that the navy would create to educate and develop proficiency in operating these complex marvels. the image to the right depicts sort of a jack-in-the-box like character. > you turn the handcrank, like a cotton gin, perhaps, and out pops this frightening monster. it is probably hard to see, but the little diminutive fellow at the bottom has a ribbon that says "egan." he was the american minister to chile, which, in this era, the united states had few embassies, so the senior ranking diplomat was not an ambassador but a minister. this is not a confessional issue, this is not a faith-based issue, this is just the title. he is not a religious man, but he is an american diplomat named egan. in

acres region and reconfirmed havoc in the united states who wants to go to the united states. side think is really barking up the wrong tree now is talking about are boycotting chinese people or chinese officials to goal to the united states the carbon is partly of china the ruling party of china has a membership almost 19000000 people including all the important government officials starseed really want to ban all the members of the governing party of china from going to the united states not that's not realistic now what does he really expect does he really expect the chinese authorities banned pompei all himself from visiting china any more though this kind of manhandling is not helping the united states and is not going to change the position of china over this national security law in hong kong at the national security law is carving storm and it's going to be implemented and anyone who wants to use hong kong as a platform to challenge and threaten china's national security will be dealt with as such period that's the end of the story saw you need to accept this megatrend

between the united states and china.enton at least dimly foresaw that and fought for the expansion of the american west. his daughter, jesse benton fremont, was a kind of son to him. he took a long time as a husband and father before he got a son. he was disappointed jessie was boy'sboy, gave her a name. she is named after his father. she writes in a memoir, my father gave me the place a son would have had. he took her hunting, he took her to the united states senate when he was going to work. he took her to what we now call the white house to meet a variety of presidents starting with andrew jackson, who took office in 1829 when jessie was not quite five. she grew up amid power and grew up in washington and had ambitions -- i don't want to say to be a man or to be a boy. but had ambitions to do things only men were allowed to do. she had a moment as a teenager when she cut off her hair and went to her father and said, i want to check out of washington society. i have just attended this fancy society wedding of one of my

more than 800,000 united states troops have served in afghanistan. more than 20,000 of them were wounded in combat and regrettably nearly 2,000 americans, brave americans laid down their lives to stop terrorism, to protect u.s. and allied citizens including those in the hague and to give the afghan people a chance at a better life. we will not allow the unjust treatment of these or any other american personnel who have dedicated themselves to the calls of justice, security, and opportunity for all. today our service members remain on the front lines of the fight against terrorists, war criminals and perpetrators of genocide such as isis. i'm proud of the work the united states military conducts every day to protect human rights, safeguard liberty and uphold the international rules based order. that is why the department of defense fully supports the president's executive order and will take every action to defend our service members. rest assured that the men and women of the united states armed forces will never appear before the icc, nor will they

we need the help of the people of the united states. there is no other way that we can succeed, and the voice of the people counts in the final analysis. if i'm to exercise my judgment and to follow my conscience, in a position of responsibility, i must tell the people when i think we're right and i must tell them when i think we are wrong and expect them to support those positions or to oppose them, but for the lord's sake, don't be quiet. write. support or oppose, but do something in this critical time. >> if you want to cast your vote to end the war in indo-china, there is something you must do in the next few days. write to your congressman or your senator. just the simple words, i vote for the amendment to end the war in southeast asia. and there is something else you can do. take a sheet of paper and write at the top, we, the undersigned, favor the amendment to end the war. leave room for names and addresses. and then go out to work, the church, to the super market, wherever you can collect signatures, and get people to sign who a

>> sir, first of all, first of all, i do respect very much president donald trump in the united states of america. a wonderful great state with the largest military and economic superpower in the world. and i wouldn't dare say to the president of the united states of america where he could send his soldiers. it is a decision that is always been taken by the united states. this is a very responsible decision. however, i do not deny that i requested mr. president that he would not withdraw u.s. forces from europe because the security of europe is very important to me. united europe for which the american -- since the end of the second world war is a huge guarantee. however, if i'm asked by anybody, if i am ready that poland it receives more u.s. troops in our country, of course, i am ready. in 2009-2014, russia attacked ukraine. it occupies before that. it'd attacked georgia. in 2014, one of europe's huge fears among the polish society. today the presence of nato troops and u.s. troops in poland demonstrates that article v of the north atlantic treaty is taken seriously. if anyone wanted

according to several sources felice new united states kills from 2 to 4 people every day my. head his hand. sanitizer grinned just such what am i being arrested for it's a response from me and. that is just their little world to establish they develop just so you can stumble. along for 2525 years. or have to shoot someone holding you close to 0000 there is a corruption inside of this eliseo the culture is to. say. 50 for drugs and more than $1000.00. 100 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so of a did 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this who really owns what china says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always lik

words are several sources at least in the united states today for people. to really. what am i being arrested for the response from you know. it's just their little world. they developed just us against them it's. a long history of 2525. resolutions someone. there's a. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. no crowd. no shots. actually felt. well you. know as to. which your thirst for action. is

on journalists in the united states according to the committee to protect journalists there have been more than 300 reported cases of press freedom violations in the u.s. since the george floyd protests began the targets have been u.s. and international journalists most of the attacks have been carried out by local police and in a rare move the board of the committee to protect journalists has written an open letter to u.s. governors mayors and police chiefs demanding they let journalists do their job it reads in part for decades the world has looked to the united states as the best example of a complex nation balancing the need for security with the freedoms promised in our constitution the impact of actions here are felt around the globe every time an american police officer mistreats a journalist or a protester their actions empower the despots and all the kratz who show no mercy in the religious suppression of their own people and press. while these attacks on press freedom may have taken place in the us they immediately became international news demanding the attention of diploma

and the united states.this meeting, anything going to come of it between -- [laughter] between the secretary of state and the foreign minisr china? >> i think some goodwill, lou. the chinese have singled out secretary pompeo as the ringleader of the anti-china policies. they h book. they still think he demands both the cia and the state department, and their goal smsh, they want to calm down secretary pompeo, soothe him, say there's no problem here and3et back to the old strategy of inducing complacency. i don't think it's going to work. i think secretary pompeo is going to say something pretty m. i think he and president trump are very much aligned. they're two heroes who have turned aund u.s. policy on china. so i think it's going to be a successful meeting -- lou: [inaudible yeah, china's going to have to understand that a they're going to run into a fist they continue to offer their nose in the way they have around the globe. i don't think rhetoric, any more of this tough guy talk from this administrat

but the united states has very high food safety standards. i believe through a combination of kind of protectionism and nonsense the europeans have decided that this is somehow unhealthy. there is literally no science behind it. and the opposite is probably true. that is to say it is probably healthier to do it the way the americans do it. this is something that has -- that in my judgment has to be resolved. it is a question of consumer preference. and i might say i'll bet this is true in your experience too. i've been in the united states with lots of europeans and lots of them make chicken and none of them ever got sick from eating chicken. it is just one of those nonsensical in my view protectionist items, but it is emblematic of a kind of a problem they have. and that problem is they're going to use what they think of as standards really as protectionism without science. >> yeah. let me -- since i want to observe the five minutes here i'm under 20 seconds, i want to finally say i was glad to hear your response to my colleague, congresswom

really united states really pull back if so what is it we're going to do minus the united states i would caution something very important if the united states continues on the path chartered by the republicans under trump you're going to see a further isolation of the united states the rules governing international trade upon which the united states the parents will be written by people other than the united states and they're going to put their interests ahead of most of the united states at a time of already serious economic difficulty that strikes me as a very dangerous moment and now professor wolf also i mean obviously the really didn't get too involved 'd with the u.s. and china as the trade dispute was happening i mean last year it is continuing where we're kind of ignoring the fact that phase 2 is going to be talked about they just haven't started negotiating because of things that are happening throughout the world right now but is that going to throw a wrench into things and does that also stop the u.s. from actually having any sort of ambition to strengthen the w t o w

president donald trump and the united states of america. wonderful, great state which they is largest military and economic superpower in the world. and i wouldn't dare say to the president of the united states of america where he should send his soldiers because this is the decision which always taken by the united states. this is a very responsible decision. however, i do not deny that i requested, mr. president, that he would not withdraw u.s. forces from europe because the security of europe is very important to me. from europe as such, i'm talking about united europe for which the american presence since the end of the second world war is a huge security guarranty. however if i'm asked by anybody, if i am ready, that poland receives more u.s. troops in our country of course i am ready. in 2014 russia attacked ukraine. it annexed crimea. it occupyies donsk. before that it attacked georgia. in 2014 there were huge fears, big fears among the polish society. the presence of nato troops and first and foremost the presence ever u.s. troops in

in the 19th thirties the communist party in the united states was pretty strong. and i say that is a good thing they were critical in fighting early fighters for civil rights in the united states hollywood has attracted all these creative artists writers directors producers actors and actresses and intellectuals were the ones who were most attracted to the communist ideal and they wanted to see the soviet union is representing something better than the sword and materialism of american capitalism so in 1947 the house un-american activities committee or down on the hollywood it was this committee that introduced this so-called how the would blacklist which included people should be excluded from working in the u.s. film industry due to their alleged political convictions. the u.s. government had to affirmatively go after leftists in hollywood and destroy their careers and make them testify in congress put people in jail drive people in don employment sometimes into suicide so many. c.d.'s hollywood back on board on the anti soviet trying. among those given testimon

i think they also attempt to make united states senators. i came to the conclusion, the only way were going to redress this is to extend statehood to the district of columbia. this could be a federal enclave of which will be marked off i will be under federal jurisdiction, as a capital of the united states but there's a reason the overwhelming majority of the city which is under the home rule hospices of the district of columbia government elected by its citizens, that we saw when you say it could have been a moment, we saw unlike a state with the governor has control of the national guard and the district of columbia, that's not the case and there's no reason why they should be treated differently than any other state. they are also changed $700,000. most states got $1.2 billion as an initial isis from the federal government to confront covid-19. unfortunately, the district was treated as a territory and only god 500,000. so they were 700,000 shortchanged. this is the capital of the united states where you want 12 resources to make sure tha

now another hope people indigenous people in the united states already a tiny minority under resourced as well how on earth are they going to cope with a coup or not virus that is what we're going to be talking about today if you have ideas if you have experience if you have questions for i guess you know what to do a new to jump into the comments section and you can be part of the show. i will introduce the guests and they will introduce themselves to you had a time ran great to have you in the stream tell everybody who you are hello my name is tyrone white horse i am the co-founder of protect me of elders i am many go to mourn for the white corn woman by the edge of the water i am. here today with you all we are so glad to have you dealt to jail welcome to the strange tell everybody who you are. my name is dr tell them i am going to executive director for the never heard department of health and number of their 8 people clam and born for their rich strike running until our clan. going to thank you for an. oh it is make it is the great to have you i know you in your doctor's office he

regime change vulnerable countries have been joking that collar revolution isn't possible in the united states because you would need an american embassy for that well apparently they were wrong quick tribalist the riots and even the seizure of government buildings containing our america's foes taking being democratic uprising in the world's most celebrated democracy to discuss and i'm now joined by david kilcullen perhaps our own international and political studies at the university of new south wales and the author of dry runs. how the rats learn to buy it was called and great to talk to you congratulations on your latest book and you for having me it's great to be here now i know that it's not your original idea to refer it's you adversaries as rap tiles and i am. wrong. bill clinton's 1st cia director but since you build a narrative around it i assume you're blinded snooty what are you still whining about it for you. i think that so just to say this book is a book about military adaptation and it's about how different players adapted over time and i begin the book at the end of the cold wa

i do respect for imagine mr president on trump and the united states of america a wonderful great state which today is the largest military and economic superpower in the world and i wouldn't dare say to the president of the united states of america where he should send his holders because this is the decision which is always taken by the united states this is a very responsible decision however i do not deny that i requested mr president that he would not withdraw u.s. forces from europe because of the security of europe is very important to me from europe as such i'm talking about the united europe for which the american presence since the end of the 2nd world war is a huge security guarantee however if i'm asked by anybody if i am ready that polenta receives more u.s. troops in our country of course i am ready in 2014 to talk to crane it and next crimea it occupies will guns and donitz before it that it had attacked georgia 2014 was a year of huge fear is huge fear is the baltic states and very big ones very considerable ones among the polish scientists today the presence of nato tro

it urged the united states to join global coronavirus vaccine and treatment efforts. that doesn't sound like a radical idea, doesf it? in the midst of a global much suffering and so many deaths, it would seem that asking the united states to join other countries of the world in searching for therapies and vaccines is just common sense. we don't know where or when a vaccine will be discovered. we don't know if an effective treatment will be discovered in the united states or some other place. certainly with the respected medical and scientific leadership in the united states, you would hope that it would be here, but let's be honest. if a safe and effective vaccine against the coronavirus is discovered in some of the country, t the united states was to be there, part of the discussion about its production and distribution, wouldn't we? that's all this resolution says. why not team up with allies around the world so that we are all looking for the same thing, a safe and effective vaccine, whether that vaccine the stamp made in usa or made in some of the country to be se

the united states as has been mentioned has never consented to icc jurisdiction. worse yet, we are concerned that foreign powers like russia are also manipulating the icc in pursuit of their own agenda. the measures announced today are an important first step in holding the icc accountable for exceeding its mandate and violating its sovereignty of the united states. the u.s. government has reason to doubt the honesty of the icc. the department of justice has received substantial credible information that raises serious concerns about a long history of financial corruption and malfeasance at the highest levels of the office of the prosecutor. this information calls into question the integrity of the icc's investigations this includes information going back many years about multiple matters including recent matters, and it has in our view -- may well have a bearing on the current investigation announced by the icc. the department of justice together with partners across the united states government is investigating, and we are committed to uncovering and if possible

the united states and poland are united by the firm conviction that it has advanced to the cause of human progress beyond measure and strongly defended and we will defend it together. in our meeting today the president duda and i the vital alliance between our nations we signed decorations to increase security collaboration and we look forward to signing a defense cooperation agreement. poland recently purchased 32 brand-new state of the effort on their state-of-the-art fighter jets and is one of only eight nato members some of them have not done so well what they are supposed to pay to nato. i tell them all the time. poland is only one of eight that is current with the money they are supposed to pay. 2 percent is a very low number. we have a large number of countries that have not paid. they are delinquent. let's put it that way with respect to their dues and the defense of the united states and i never feel too good about that. i spoke with the secretary general. he said we have done a great job but i said not good enough. we have secured over $400 million in new pledge defensee spendin

when the united states is obviously an imperial power but it's a racialized imperial power so it's not racialized enter our d.z. black people causing the imperialism so if you have a black general if you have colin powell or barack obama just because they're african-american doesn't somehow change the edifice of the nation state they want. you know one of the things that i really like about malcolm x. and actually i've been very much nominated by his ideology a very i'm one of the things that i think that is that the real change to be our american units though coming in from the all in the bosom of the of the black. and that is actually the notion of personal responsibility to stop yourself everything you say it right now is even the african-american president that is the responsibility of the library at least right rarity is the raise the person and all of that phrase be where is the personal responsibility welcome doesn't really say as personal responsibility i would push back against that he says self-determination and so what he means is self-determination to actually brea

according to several sources police in the united states killed 2 to 4 people. and it's. one of my being arrested for the response from you know. it's just they're a little. they developed just us against them which. along sure photo you from 25 years old never had to shoot someone holding you close your money. there was a corruption in the side of the police one of the jurors. as we continue to follow the demonstrations surrounding the black lives matter movement the protests here in the united states have inspired marches around the globe as they too look to highlight racism and inequalities in their countries actually banks joins us from dallas where she is following that part of the story. actually there's a really huge movement happening we haven't seen this just in the united states we've seen it across the world. that's right sarah we have seen protests across the globe including countries like the u.k. germany the netherlands italy canada and the list goes on and although a lot of people think these protests are over the death of george floyd it's a much bigger th

debt that it owns right it did so because it believes that the united states dollar is about 4 to be horribly devalued because of what the fed is doing by printing so much money seemingly out of fair is probably right u.s. dollar will undoubtedly at some point be worth less and may eventually be pushed out as the only world currency probably by china maybe in the next 10 to 15 years. but here's today's development it appears that there's another player in the world stage that's making a similar move russia is now sending signals of no confidence in the u.s. dollar as well and it's doing so in a different way see the russian parliament has now officially cleared the way for the country to double its supply of gold what it is essentially doing is it's removing the barriers including taxes so that russia can accelerate its gold buying spree the kremlin has made the dollar is ation as it's been called a long term priority this it's been going on since 2013 but now given what's happening in the united states economy. seems to be doubling down is russia so where is this leading and what do

as i'm sure the german parliament of the united states threatened sanctions linked to the major north stream to gus pipeline project with russia the head of the economic and energy affairs committee wants the government to concede the kinds of measures now it's all europe correspondent peter all of. well this latest move by the united states has caused across the political divide here in germany earlier in the week because we had the german foreign minister saying that relations between washington and berlin at the moment worth of well difficult is how he described it and that was over donald trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of germany well that relationship is equally as problematic when you look at the north stream to project washington is currently threatening crippling sanctions against companies that they're involved in that project that though is straight up a legal according to the chairman of the bundestag committee for economic affairs and energy. and we don't know what to do against companies but also against governments it is an unlawful in the legal system in europ

a turbulent week across the united states. new york city, where i am, is still under curfew, but we see peaceful protests, so a lot of some of these other cities are starting to actually lift some of these curfews. let's take a look at what is going on in the markets. fairly muted session across asia. u.s. equities turned down in the red yesterday. s&p 500 futures are to the upside. , .83%. year yield yields taking a little bit of a breather, climbing to the highest level since march. switching the board to euros, surging. 1.13, have not seen that in a while after the ecb had a bigger than expected boost. a big stimulus package from angela merkel. italian bonds as well rallied off that stimulus story and of course the ecb story, adding more than what was expected. oil at a $40 handle. opec-plus set to extend cuts. unsure when exactly they are meeting. have this breakthrough with iraq. me on this bloomberg live event and said he would be incredibly surprised if crude trade above 50 so maybe the market needs to get used to this

sees as having dubious integrity still as a result of the push for this probe the united states has now decided to take unilateral action putting in place these blocking of assets of i.c.c. employees as well as their families any of the ploys that are involved in this for probe i should be specific one saying that also they would be block to block rather to entry into the united states now we've known for a long time that donald trump is not a fan of the i.c.c. the united states is not a member not you know sort of signed on to the rome statute in afghanistan we should point out is a member but also believes the navy's prosecution should be done locally still the i.c.c. it apparently deciding to investigate all of this is far back as 2017 this was a preliminary investigation and from there this is when it decided there were reasonable grounds to look into whether u.s. forces had committed war crimes now the white house its position is this is an infringement on u.s. sovereignty they believe that the i.c.c. is unaccountable and ineffective bureaucracy they say according to the pr

please remain standing while the oath of office is administered to the class of 2020 by the united statestis a. buzzard. >> raise your right hand and repeat your name. i, state your name, having been appointed an officer in the army of the united states in the grade of second lieutenant do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies that i willdomestic bear true faith and allegiance to the same and that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the uties of the office upon which i am about to enter, so help me god. lease lower your right hand. at this time please join in the singing of the official army song, the army goes rolling along. first to fight for the right and to build the nation's might and the army goes rolling along proud of all we have done fighting till the battle's won and the army goes rolling along then it's hi, hi hey the army's on its way count off the cadence loud and strong for where we go you will always know that the ar

if china went to war, and the united states signed this, would we have any obligations now? states would be expected to go to war against china. which has launched a justified war of liberation to recover its own territory and the opponents of the league say we have got wilson. the great moralist has discovered attempting to apply universal moral principles to historicalble relations is crazy. moral prestige takes an enormous hit over the shantung controversy. he will make speech after speech. people were not peacemakers, they were war makers. they are sowing the seeds of conflict all over the world, but what they are doing is trying to cover it up by the collective security provisions of. the league of nations what they are going to do is set up a system where if you ever challenge what they do by force, we all go to war to try and maintain the imperialist status quo. collective security is wrong. henry cabin lodge goes to work. tries, initially, to get amendments, but that does not work, because they have to be accepted by every member. they start talking about reservations

enacting these reforms regardless of the united states' relationship with w.h.o. would be good for the world. the w. o. will only live up to its mandate with increase transparency and accountability of all member states. switching to the global health security agenda 18 months into phase two called ghsa 2014, the need for multiseck toral approach to preparedess is greater now than ever. ghsa was created in the midst of the 2014 west ebola crisis to help countries comply with the ihrs. it's a group of 67 countries, international organizations, ngos, and companies working together to prepare for infectious disease. under ghsa america made commitments to respond to infectious diseases as a national priority. ghsa members provide support for implementation through advocacy, collaboration, information sharing and technical advice. the u.s. is a leading voice on the ghsa 2024 steering group. as chair of the accountability and results task force ensuring the focus on addressing gaps and challenges in the countries. the target is to have more than a hundred companies with

about being expected to follow the same rules that it claims to go around the world in forcing the united states has always been the world's policeman. usually trumping activity and that he will war instability and many other countries would. state interference but i think it's going to be very difficult for the united states from now on moving forward for you to be able to stand on the same grounds to say gee we're not behaving properly all 54 countries across africa have made it absolutely clear speaking with one voice that this thing that the united states is a racist country asking for a special repertoire of investigation to take place whereby the united states could be determine where the racism is prevalent across all sectors unfold once the rest of the world is saying the united states must look at itself and so looking at all the countries which is what the united states has done over time. campaigners across britain took the neo wednesday in the latest show of solidarity for the black lives matter movement recent weeks has seen an emotional toll been taken on many and now oxygen averse

hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things were considered on peter lavelle is the united states hell bent on self-destruction a pandemic a dramatic economic turndown and now massive civil unrest all point to decline could this have been avoided also targeting hong kong watching the meal liberal force regime playbook in real time. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest marcus papadopoulos in london he's the editor of politics for us magazine and in budapest we have george so muley he is author of bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war and he was right gentlemen crossed out rules in effect music in japan you know what i always appreciate when i was going to georgia 1st there let's talk about what's going on in the united states because there are there's a lot of elements to address here 1st of all that the mainstream media want to say it's racism racism racism and of course there is racism in the united states and what happened in the george floyd in minneapolis is unforgivable though there are still information we need to learn about. jumping to conclusions too quickly