that is the united states of europe so without borders and with a common government is a solution but they have the solution that they think is the best solution if they europe of the nation where having nation as is so ranty and so where have a nation as serenity whole so for that purpose so in an emergency situation is it normal that sometimes sound national states want to girls they board this but any if they are in said the european union they have to share or play this season absolutely and just lastly then i mean what sort of action could the european union take against these 6 countries if they don't comply. if the grid question here i don't know what they can do because because of that senator imagine c. is not a moment where you can sign salomon unified sit inside the european union so difficult for the european commission i don't know to to have. to go harder with this countries because it is not only one country there are 6 continents there are also some important countries so it's very difficult to find that issue short for or for this problem but maybe they can say to thi

a lot of things happened particularly with competition with china, which europe and the united statesill have a different set of views. alix: feels like in the last four years europe had to stand on its own two feet so why would they not go back -- way would they go back to not doing that. guy: let's talk about what is happening with the european markets. i want to reference what has been going on around the day. looking at all of this, clearly at the moment, there is a belief that the vaccine story is the dominant story. the reflation trade is definitely on today and most of this week. we can talk about the geopolitical relationships that exist around the world. at the moment, the vaccine is in charge of the relative. the ftse 100, driven by stocks like this one which is a huge beneficiary of the pileup in the copper market, driving higher. stocks like this one at the bottom end of the market, by reporting season is having an effect on the narrative in europe. the cac 40 outperforming by 1.23%. vivendi being a huge driver, the fact that he will be spinning of potentially its music bu

i don't understand why there are subsidies be problems and if you want to be the united states of europe. there are sometimes planes is not the. correct way and that the e.u. is. that people have been living in europe and even you have a bit of a lead in. yes to distil. and then those with the british to be elections and usually the elections and they will be those which. do you have been you know has a will in their lives including for this question. because you can disagree. you see what happens they do can do with their will they do the religious bullshit of god the guns will go unseen luganda hitting your little freedom with. meters and belgium's flanders region are accusing astra zeneca of leaving them nut on softer the farm notified them or would it be able to deliver an agreed number of covert shots the famished health minister the shortage and also took aim at madonna for today's internet for that job while currently there are 3 vaccines available to belgians madonna and the oxford astra zeneca job the country is also wanted more shots from other surprise which are still undergoi

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if you wanted to be in the united states of europe. sometimes explained this is not the. correct way the people of man to talk to this channel the next guy then a case in point the world health organization smash a land boil and covert 19 told r.t. that the world should prepare for a new post pandemic reality whatever that's going to be dr david nabarro also warned that we should expect other dangerous strains to spread to. this some who say there should be striving towards eliminating the virus completely others and i'm in this 2nd group say that we must strive to wards being able to live with the virus as a constant threat but putting in place a mix of defenses in our societies that mean that we hold of our interests at play at the center of that is vaccination which can protect people from getting seriously ill and dying but there's also how we behave there's also how governments create the conditions in which we can behave in a really helpful way but we're going to avoiding the virus and this international cooperation because if one country is poorly and the neighbor i

states there's negotiate with a strong closely united trans-atlantic community that's why that's why standing up for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine remains a vital concern for europe and the united states that's why addressing recklessness russian recklessness and hacking into computer networks in the united states and across europe and the world has become critical to protecting our collective security challenges with russia may be different than the ones with china but they're just as real it is not about pity east against west it's not about we want a conflict we want to future all nations are able to freely determine their own path without a threat of violence or coersion we cannot and must not return to the roof flecked of opposition and rigid blocks of a cold war competition must not lock out cooperation on issues that affect us all for example we must cooperate if we're going to defeat covert 19 everywhere my 1st presidential mass security memorandum focused on surging health and humanitarian responses to defeat covert 19 and to better prevent and prepare for the next pandemic. today i'm announcing the united states is making a $2000000000.00 pledge to kova

if you want to be in the united states of europe. leave out some time to explain this is not the. correct way. the world health organization special envoy 19 is told r.t. that the world should prepare for a new pandemic reality dr david nabarro i also won't say that we should expect other dangerous strains to spread. this some who say we should be striving towards eliminating the virus completely others and i'm in this 2nd group to say that we must strive towards being able to live with the virus as a constant threat but putting in place a mix of defenses in our societies that mean that we hold of our interests at play at the center of that is vaccination which can protect people from getting seriously ill and dying but there's also how we behave there's also help governments create the conditions in which we can behave in a really helpful way but we're going to avoiding the virus and this international cooperation because if one country is brilliant and the neighbor is not so good that's not helpful to the people especially if they're able to move between the countries so that la

i don't understand why there are subsidies big problems and if you want to build the united states of europe. there are sometimes planes is not the. correct way and it seems to me that the e.u. is only as usual that people have been leaving europe people out of the geneva bit of dream believing your. yes to distil. and those with the best is to be elections and usually the elections and they will be those how much the bulk of the european union has a well there are those including for this question. because you can disagree. with see what happens but it can do with them when they do the. religious bullshit of god the guns will disappear unseen so you can do anything little freedom with the. need to send belgians flanders region are accusing astra zeneca of leaving them and then after the notified them that wouldn't be able to deliver an agreed number of covert shots the flemish health minister and the man took the shortage and also took aim at medinah for delays into levering that chap well currently there are 3 vaccines available to belton's pfizer medina and the oxford astra zeneca job the

been hard, but europe and the united states have to lead with confidence once more, with faith in our capacities. a commitment to our own renewal. with trust in one another, and the ability of europe and the united states to meet any challenge to secure our futures together. i know we can do this. we have done it before. just yesterday, after a seven month, 300 million mile journey, nasa successfully landed the perseverance rover on mars. it is on a mission of exploration. with elements contributed by our european partners to seek evidence that life beyond our planet and the mysteries of the universe. over the next few years, the perseverance will range and collect samples from the red planet, and pile them up so another mission and rover, envisioned as a joint effort between nasa and the european space agency, will retrieve this trove of scientific wonders and bring it home to all of us. that is what we can do together. and for our unbound capacity to carry us to mars and back, do not tell us anything else, they tell us we can meet any challenge we can face on earth. we have everything we need. i want you to know the united states, we will do our part. we will stand with y

is ahead of europe, the united states is ahead of europe. that europe story is breaking down. people looking for that euro move to the moon, ecb not being able to do anything about it. tom: i know you are taking the real yield in 90 minutes tomorrow. i know you will mention that. on the data check you have to mention the earnings persistency we are seeing. jonathan: yes but also a reality check as well from some of the cyclical parts of this economy. more job cuts could be coming. the return of demand they thought would happen in the summer is getting pushed back. we talk about mr. o'leary in europe, i don't arm -- arm of her hearing him three months ago. he was talking about the biggest impact of the summer in europe. he said he things the beaches will be packed in europe. a lot of this is getting pushed away. tom: i agree. jonathan: we have this vaccine progress. tremendous progress in the middle east, israel, the united states. far behind in europe. with reopening, has that shifted? has that changed? do we keep travel shutdown for the remainder of 2021? on that cyclical tra

in so many places in europe and united states democratic progress is under assault the partnership between europe and united states in my view is and must remain the cornerstone of hope to accomplish 21st century. also on the day it's been a year since a racist gunman killed 9 people in the german city of relatives of the victims say they still have more questions than answers. for me it's been a whole year of sleepless nights when it gets dark you lay your head on the pillow your head is filled with questions. commandant the frog. consumes your. welcome to the day joe biden has made his 1st major global appearance as u.s. president addressing the munich security conference declaring a renewed commitment to the transatlantic alliance he said he would work closely with european allies to tackle defense covert 19 and climate change is the biden is trying to repair transatlantic ties after 4 years of trouble collect but there are still important areas where washington and europe don't see eye to eye. when the west talks amongst itself the us president has the 1st word and he delivered what his partners in europe wanted to hear america is back the transatlantic alli

europe and the united states have to lead with confidence one more. with faith in our capacities and a commitment to our own renewal, with trust in one another and the ability of europe and the united states to meet any challenge to secure our futures together. i know we can do that. we've done it before. just yesterday, after a seven month, 300 million mile journey, nasa successfully landed the perseverance rover on mars. it is on a mission of skporation. with elements contributed by our european partners, to seek evidence of the possibility that life beyond our planet and the mysteries of the universe. over the next few years, perseverance will range and collect samples from the red planet. and pile them up so another mission and rover envisioned as a joint effort between nas and at european space agency will retrieve this trove of scientistic wonders and bring it home to all of us. that is what we can do together. and for unbound capacities to carry us to mars and back, don't tell us anything else, they tell us we could meet any challenge. we can face on earth. we have everything we need. and i want you to know the united states will do our part. we'll stan

europe and the united states have to lead with confidence once more, with faith in our capacity, a commitment to our own renewal with trust in one another and the ability ofand the united states to meet any challenge to secure our futures together. i know we can do this. we have done it before. yesterday, after a seven-month 300 million mile journey, nasa successfully landed on mars. on a mission of exploration with elements contributed by our european partners to seek evidence of the possibility that life beyond our planet and the mysteries of the universe. over the next few years, perseverance will range and collect samples from the red planet and pile them up so another mission and rover, envisioned as a joint effort between nasa and the european space agency, will retrieve this trove of scientific wonders and bring it home to all of us. that's what we can do together. if our unbound capacity to carry us to mars and back don't tell us anything else, they tell us, we can meet any challenge we can face on earth. we have everything we need. i want you to know the united states will do our part. we will stand with you. we will fight for our shared values.

and then longer term we'll focus on monetizing users outside of the united states and europe so we'reg today with resellers, for example, to scale those efforts. we'll invest more meaningfully as the audiences get to scale outside of the united states and europe we barely scratch the surface when you look at 13 to 34-year-olds, it's a massive population our product really resonates with that audience >> evan, it's impossible to talk about communications platforms right now without talking about reddit which has been a phenomenon in recent weeks in terms of driving these trades that we were talking about at the beginning of the show such as with gamestop i'm curious what you think of this phenomenon and how the conversations on them need to be perhaps the people on them need to be accountable for what they're talking about. >> i think the thing that gives me a little bit of comfort if you take us to the fact this speculation really represents a very small percentage of the overall market i think looking at the big picture overall markets are actually quite stable, which is something th

states and there's negotiate with the strong close the united transatlantic community that's why that's why standing up for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine remains a vital concern for europe and the united states that's why addressing it recklessness russian recklessness and hacking into computer networks in the united states and across europe and the world has become critical to protecting our collective security the challenges with russia may be different than the ones with china but they're just as real it is not about pity east against west it's not about we want a conflict we want to future all nations are able to freely determine their own path without a threat of violence or coercion we cannot and must not return to the roof flecked of opposition and rigid blocks of a cold war competition must not lock out cooperation on issues that affect us all for example we must cooperate if we're going to defeat covert 9000 everywhere my 1st presidential mass security memorandum focused on surging health and humanitarian responses to defeat covert 19 and to better prevent and prepare for the next pandemic. today i'm announcing the united states is making a $2000000000.00 pledg

of what you like. well again it is it is really not about the united states i mean this is about europe defending its values and its interests i don't believe german people want you know dissidents being assassinated on the streets of berlin and i don't need they want to see where tens of thousands of protesters are jailed and dollars journalists are silenced these are our values 'd and exactly as president biden said this is an inflection point we have to fight for these values we have to sacrifice this is not because the united states is is telling germany it must do these things it should be the german people and german to this shows that understand these values have to require a different response i think that just we've seen for arching on people not wanting to take that sacrifice not understandably hurt the pocketbook but we need to understand too about debt russia and china because they do seem to be out playing the u.s. on soft power at the moment the world is full of chinese infrastructure projects that russia and china are ascending p.p.m. coronavirus vaccines around the world where the u.s. is st

have been hard for europe and the united states have to lead with confidence once more with faced in our capacities a commitment to our own. with trust in one another. and the ability of europe in the united states to meet any challenge to secure our futures together i know we can do this we've done it before just yesterday after 7 month 300000000 mile journey nasa successfully landed the perseverance rover on mars it's on a mission of exploration with elements contributed by contributed by our european partners to seek evidence of the possibility of life beyond our planet and the mysteries of the universe over the next few years percy is called the perseverance will range you collect samples from the red planet and pile them up so another mission and rover envisioned as a joint effort between nasa and the european states as his base agency will retrieve this troll of scientific wonders and bring it home to all of us that's what we can do together. if our unbound capacity to carry us to mars and back don't tell us anything else they tell us we can meet any challenge we can face on earth we have everything we need and watch it know the united states will do we'll do ou

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of what you like. well again it is it is rather not about the united states and in this is about europe defending its values and its interests i don't believe german people want you know dissidents being assassinated on the streets of berlin and i don't need they want to see where tens of thousands of protesters are jailed and dollars journalists are silenced these are our values 'd and exactly as president biden said this is an inflection point we have to fight for these values we have to sacrifice this is not because the united states is is telling germany it must to these things it should be the german people and journalists if this shows that understand these values have to require a different response i think we've just seen the archon on people not wanting to take that sacrifice more understandably hurt the pocketbook but we need to take those under such a lot to dev russia and china because they do seem to be out playing the u.s. on soft power at the moment the world is full of chinese infrastructure projects that russia and china are ascending p.p.m. coronavirus vaccines around the world where the u

i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a core strategic proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength al-jazeera has seen parts of a u.n. report which accuses every prince an ally of donald trump of violating a libya arms embargo the confidential report alleges that prints and weapons to a militia commander who was trying to overthrow the internationally recognized government. rescue operations are taking place in indonesia capital over has been swamped by severe flooding confronting up to 180 centimeters of rain in parts of jakarta just to washington as more from the city this is one of the houses here that has been submerged in this area the water is basically already entered the house and destroyed some of the belongings of this particular family and we know that as the rain continues to fall and there is

of the deal and get things moving again. it's great to be with you and president biden's speech was very clear that the united states is back the united states wants to engage europe in a multilateral framework for many of the issues that confront the world not just the united states and iran and nuclear diplomacy is clearly part of that and the context for the speech today was interesting because just yesterday a senior state department officials in the in the by administration talked about getting back to the table working through and with the europeans to do that and also the biden team pulled back on snapback sanctions at the united nations that the trump administration had imposed in september that were widely rejected so they're making moves and i think now in many ways it's a test to see this iran and iran going to accept the european invitation as well to get back to develop a process so that both sides can get what they say they want which is repeal of sanctions and of compliance with the nuclear agreement that's what has to happen if we're going to see anything move forward to what extent was the president's speech to the media conference good look at hi

the united states and china and sort of have equally good relations with beijing and washington and at the same time expect the united states to be the 1st responder whenever anything happens in europe i think they're living in a dream world as we heard earlier donald trump scorn to europeans as freeloaders and here in europe that has shaken trust caps permanently now if europeans look at the transatlantic alliance that is strongly agree of course that that word can. and europeans need to build up their own research and their own strategies to be able to act in a more independent right to death row so to trumpet ministration added to feast the united states has become a fundamentally unstable a power that allies can never again depend on in quite the way this brings us to the biggest question facing america's place in the world right now how can it expect it's allies to follow it wholeheartedly if they fear it could be on the brink of disaster itself ultimately that means that joe biden success or failure of hope will profoundly affect what he's able to achieve aboard she says that america is back the rest of the world is asking is it too broken to leave. her home her own home or ju

united states and china manage their relationship just clearly somewhat conflictual. can they manage that and keep it on rails. jonathan: gideon rose of cfr. there's another question and its whether europes along with the united states. it's been a failure of europe to be on the same side when it comes to issues like china, like russia and to get the germans to come along and the german government to come along with some of these issues has been really difficult. tom: and then the issue is the gop primaries of november of 2022. you are going to begin to hear the republican isolationist rhetoric and that's going to really diminish the trust that's needed forward. it's not a smooth process. jonathan: i completely agree. it's all well and good the europeans saying we need protection from russia. but then you have to look at the energy relationship between europe and russia. the europeans when it comes to china and the commercial relations between germany. these are complex issues. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. we advance .5%. would you believe it? north of 39.5 already. this is bloomberg. >> the energy crisis crippling the texas power system keeps spreading.

america yes in america in the states you can watch these films online you can buy tickets online and stream them if you're outside the united states europe unfortunately out of luck you don't have to wait until they either come on to a streaming service near you or eventually hopefully theaters will reopen and some of these great movies will be seen as they should be seen in the cinema score as always a mine of information thanks very much for being with us today. the book paid back by gap bleeding is not only a disturbing read but when it was originally published in the 1950s it wasn't successful in germany as novels about the 2nd world war one to exactly popular at that time the book paints an unflinching picture of the savagery of just over a wanna of the war in a bunker as bombs rained down around. this climbing wall behind me is actually part of a world war 2 bunker when the allied forces were dropping bombs on nazi germany as many as 15000 berliners took refuge here fortunately for most of us today it's impossible to imagine what the air raids were like for most civilians who didn't have a bunker to run to. pay back by get out the lady is a relentless

financial as a settlement layer as a unit of account your people already figure that out like they're way ahead of the of europe the u.k. of australia of the united states but nobody uses that as a unit of accounting yet but the nigerian people do because they need to because of necessity but why not try to pull them back to the horse and buggy as they say like why try to drag them back especially in the future china is going to be the number one trading partner anyway because china doesn't use the u.s. dollar system as you know they're trying to break away from it. they want free trade that's all they care about is just free trade so i don't understand why they don't just like foster this life plus here get the oil age is almost over so like you've received a lot of hard currency in a u.s. dollar system it's relative to the rest of the currencies the hardest current currency of all so like use that as an opportunity to launch yourself into this next phase because you know it's open it's up for grabs who's going to be the but the fastest horse in the fastest horse race right now i'm not worried about cyanide because what's going to happen it could be un

it would definitely be in the interest of europe to have the united states continue to be present in the middle east, to play a significant role. how could we even think about creating an atmosphere of negotiation about the iranian nuclear ambition if the united states were not the leading participant in such an enterprise. i would urge the united states not to walk away from the middle east. the other issue which you mention, walter, the indo pacific is china and that is in my view going to be the single biggest challenge not just in the month but the years to come. very briefly, my understanding, tell me if i am wrong, those significant bipartisan agreements in washington that the more confrontational position adopted by the trump administration vis-À-vis china was not wrong and even joe biden as i recall said i will be tough on china. that is the american approach to china. the european approach at this moment is not quite there. we've seen a significant change in the way we think about china. we tended to think about china as a police we can export a huge number of bmws and volksw

the trump yes i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a course to the proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength. al-jazeera has seen parts of a u.n. report which accuses an ally of donald trump erik prince of violating a libya arms embargo the confidential report alleges prince and weapons to a militia commander who was trying to overthrow the internationally recognized government. severe flooding is forcing people from their homes in indonesia capital up to 190 centimeters of rain cooled in parts of jakarta the number of people affected is still unclear major flooding has become increasingly common and in the region wealthy nations have pledged to pour more money into the un's coronavirus vaccination program kovacs which i aim is to inoculate poorer countries the e.u. has promised $1200000000.00 while the us says it w

currently know it the united states identified russia and china as here adversaries requiring the buildup of conventional military power. to adequately contain the threat they pose both in europe in terms of the russians and in the pacific in terms of the chinese as things currently stand the united states does not have the conventional military force necessary to successfully engage with the guarantee of conventional victory either russia or china which means that should there be a conflict. nuclear weapons would probably have to be employed on the part of the united states it will take some time but you know we have ventured to get through the cold war and i'm hopeful we will eventually get through this. apologies for the small mix up that we were just listening to scott as and i speak from another story ok moving on the wilds richest person amazon founder jeff bezos that on tuesday he would be stepping down as the company's chief executive officer 27 years and a lesser amazon employee easy said he would remain involved with imus and but that a cake no time to charity work picks up the story. everyone likes convenience but in this weird time where the pandemic the stores are

of "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the energy crisis in the united states of america grips the headlines, record low temperatures send prices and crippling the power systems, launching at least 5 million into darkness. the grades manager can't be sure when the blackouts will end, with the cold forecast to continue through wednesday. let's get to our reporter. the u.s. oil supply is interrupted. the pipelines are freezing, crude prices are spiking the highest in more than a year. this is quite a tight situation. how long do we think this will endure? >> the cold snap is crippling our entire power system and people are experiencing these blackouts, they are without power at the moment. great managers aren't sure when the blackouts will end because the cold snap is here to stay until wednesday, so i think this is a rolling situation, but it will have a massive impact on energy prices, brent crude breaching $64 a barrel, it passed $63 yesterday and is still headed higher. annmarie: texas is the entire regions refining complex is the heart of the largest refinery for the entire country. it is the situation like for fuel across a

democratic countries i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership which even is these goals is going to depend on a core strategic proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength and diplomatic as james bays is at the united nations with more on biden's address. president biden saying america is back that phrase we've heard so many times from his administration working together with its european allies also some indication of how it's going to work with the countries that are its adversaries rather than its our allies particularly with china and russia saying with china he is clear eyed about the challenge ahead he said they'll be strategic competitiveness between the u.s. and china going forward but saying it's actually something that he expected and welcomes much tougher though on russia saying that russia tries to undermine and weaken the transatlantic alliance he says russia atta

of germany. >> the united states is determined to reengage with europe >> reporter: on iran, offering to go back to the limits of nuclear fuel production and expand the deal to control iran's missiles and other behavior >> we must address iran's stabilizing activities across the east iran is threatening to block u.n. inspectors next week the u.s. says it won't lift sanctions until iran lift their nuclear deal >> we are talking about security, energy security, economic security and food security even physical security >> reporter: iran have not yet responded to the u.s.'s offer to talk some leading republicans opposing any talks with iran and the u.s. making the first move >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> no country is vaccinating people faster than israel half at least received one dose with more on that with richard engel. >> reporter: free shots for every shot teenagers are now up 90% of people over age 60 already have one dose. doctors say the impact is profound >> you can find more amount of patients are positive but they are not sick the vaccine gives good protection from severe disease.

based in reality when you look at the map of europe stalin holds the cards to achieve what stalin wants? so he doesn't need the permission of the united states or the british to occupy and control eastern europe. and so even if roosevelt lives through the end of the war even if he lives until 48, i don't think that it's fundamentally different just because of the security reality that stalin believed he faced. one more question here. actually one that just popped in what were the terms on which the japanese offered to surrender? they're not specific and they don't come to the soviets with. a well-defined list of concessions they're willing to make and demands that they want the americans to accept. it's more about. or the americans open to negotiation and so one of the things that's a point of discussion a point of contention in the truman administration is the role of the emperor. and by the time you get to the summer of 1945. the truman administration is okay with the idea that the emperor can stay. but the emperor needs to serve kind of at the behest of whatever the occupying authority is going to be. and there are some folks that argue t

i know the past few years of strain and tested our transatlantic relationship but the united states is determined determined to reengage with europe to consult with you earn back our position of trust and leadership achieving his these goals is going to depend on a course to change a proposition and that is the united states must renew america's enduring advantages so that we can meet today's challenges from a position of strength. al jazeera has seen parts of a confidential report by the un which finds the former head of the us security contracting firm violated an arms embargo in libya it centers around the dealings of erik prince the former head of blackwater question some of the reports. erik prince is best known as the founder of blackwater security a private contractor whose employees were implicated in the killing of 17 iraqi civilians in 2007 he's also a prominent supporter of former president donald trump and brother to former education secretary betsy devadasi. but it's his role in a malicious assault on the internationally recognized government of libya in 2019 that's now a question al-jazeera has seen excerpts of a 121

the script nothing of the sort was on the table today so i think they can take comfort in moscow at 3. tap on the wrist which is an exercise internal to the united states and europe. and within europe is internal to the major powers germany france and the the most vigorous and say russian powers of the baltic states and all so give these are all internal matters in the e.u. just as the whole of russia gate was an internal u.s. domestic policy issue and which russia was unfortunately 'd we join in for the purposes of one of the other side so in terms of trying to take all those boxes the several has been trying to do have a sense that seemingly ill fated to trip to moscow as far as a number of any pays are concerned has it even been possible to straddle those 2 priorities of being able to please those in the e.u. who wanted to see some sort of action against russia and also making sure it didn't antagonize sensitive and lucrative business on the other i think you're i think you have pinned down the issues that are the fundamental issues which relate to the weakness the interests a sickness the. incompetence of the e.u. or for a ts and for those who just want to su

of us. the united states and europe are fighting over vaccines. people are cheating to get theirs first. t hasn't even begun yet. leaving plenty of fertile ground for mutations. what happens if we leave huge parts of the world unvaccinated? do those areas just become petri dishes for more mutations where there are just going to be new strains are going to be born every month, every week, every year? >> yes. if we don't drive the amount of virus in the world down in every country, then new strains will appear, and they will appear with an advantage against the treatments, the vaccines, and they will come to every country. you can't close your borders forever. you can't prevent the respiratory virus that may start in midwest america, may start in china, may start in brazil, or subsaharan africa. you can't prevent it coming to the united states or to europe. it will come eventually. it's in all of our interests that we vaccinate the world, and we drive down the amount of virus and we prevent these new strains coming because without that we're back to january, 2020, again. >> the vaccine roll

basically under the control of the united states and the quid pro quo was the united states would grant them access to different parts of the world market so for the elites in europe it was fine but what's the point what's the point of american troops in germany in a big new areas of military competition between the united states and russia or the united states and china or both is the arctic and of course the ultimate high ground outer space again the american people don't gain anything from this militarization it's very good for corporations it's good for big business but it's a drain on the national treasury at a time when millions of americans don't have jobs millions have lost their health care why spend money deploying troops elsewhere occupying the arctic are planning to and outer space this is crazy. many thanks for joining us here in ottawa and parents know we had been having a presence dattilo day we're back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines.

basically under the control of the united states and the quid pro quo was that united states would grant them access to different parts of the world market so for the elites in europe it was fine but what's the point what's the point of american troops in germany in a big new areas of military competition between the united states and russia or the united states and china or both is the arctic and of course the ultimate high ground outer space again the american people don't gain anything from this militarization it's very good for corporations it's good for big business but it's a drain on the national treasury at a time when millions of americans don't have jobs millions have lost their health care why spend money deploying troops elsewhere occupying the arctic or planning to end outer space this is crazy. we love to hear your thoughts on all stories so do get in touch by following us on social media and leaving your comments that and join us again and that's minutes. i might. show somebody an accident where a car goes through or i kneel the sign at the intersection. suggest to the witness said they saw us down sign instead of a year old sign. in these experiment