what is more important than just only dialogue between the united states and russia? i just would like to use this opportunity to urge my colleagues that let's relax the tension between the united states and russia, at least on some -- in some spheres. it will help us to solve other outstanding issues between the united states and russia. i cannot, but i say -- yesterday i got a letter. i got a letter from mr. schenncoff, a private letter, but i would like to make it public. mr. poroshenko. it's another guy. i don't support him. mr. yaro shenko, he was seized by united states authorities and he already spent nine years in jail. in the state of kentucky. yes. he sent me a letter, saying, "thank you very much for your assistance. you did a lot. your diplomats are trying to do your best. but you'll see that my condition in this jail is very poor. i lost many teeth. i cannot eat. i have a problem with my stomach. please, could you help me? could you persuade the administration to provide me medicine, to give me opportunity to survive in this jail? i don't know what i shou

what is more important that just only dialog between the united states and russia on this level? so i just would like to use this opportunity to urge my colleagues let's attention between the united states and russia, at least in some spheres. it will help us to solve other outstanding issues between the united states and russia. i cannot, but i say, you see that, yesterday i got a letter, i got a letter from mr. yuroshenco, private letter, but i would like to make it public. he was seized by united states, of course i remember, another guy, i don't support him. mr. yaroshenco, constantine, seized by united states authorities and he's in jail. he already spent fine years in jail, nine years, in danbury state, kentucky, yes. he sent me a letter saying that mr. ambassador, thank you for your assistance. your diplomats are trying to do your best but you'll see that my condition in this jail is very poor. i lost many teeth. i cannot eat. i have a problem with my stomach. please, could you help me. could you persuade administration to provide me medicine to give me opportunity to survi

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i asked you who is the biggest threat to the united states. russia, china, north korea. 0 votes over the last hour, you decided correctly. china is the biggest threat to the united states. 86%. russia trailing. north korea, 5%. that's all the time we have tonight. remember my new podcast dropped today. trans-humanism. do you know what it is? you should because it's coming. subscribe. shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team take it from here. >> shannon: we know our viewers are super smart and they were clearly listening to you, laura. have a great night. we began with a fox news alert. president trump on offense tonight. he's breaking news on everything from the mueller probe to barr's summary to declassify and fisa documents and possible presidential pardons. he's also firing back after former fbi director james comey said he sees potential obstruction of justice. we are going to cover that all tonight so stick around. plus breaking news tonight on jussie smollett. we are looking into why his charges were dropped, and we are not the only ones. plus, how is the saga

who's the biggest are to the united states? russia, china or north korea?s in the last hour you decided correctly, china is the biggest threat, 86%, russia trailing with 9%, north korea just 5%. that's all the time we have. my new podcast trans humanism. do you know what it is? it is coming. shannon bream, take it from here. shannon: our viewers are smart and were listening to you. we begin with a fox news alert. donald trump on offense breaking news on everything from the mueller probe to bar's summary to declassified documents and possible presidential pardons and firing back after james comey sees potential obstruction of justice. breaking news on jussie smollett, looking at why the charges were dropped and we are not the only ones. house this saga driving a wedge into the obama world, breaking news in minutes. i am shannon bream in

united states and canada have significant hydrocarbon. so certain other was a.q. . unlike the united states russia doesn't extract its shale oil but even though russia was not surprised by the us fracking revolution must go did not anticipate the collapse of oil prices. for a churlish trip to the store in twenty fourteen fs now the russian officials and the oil and gas analysts believe the prices would not fall below eighty dollars a barrel to get up with two thousand years or we didn't think the saudis would risk that since it would make it difficult to maintain a balanced budget the more looks a bit was all it sold of to are even the russian president said that the world economy would collapse if prices dipped below the eighty dollars mark foursomes nor for the work. but the price kept dropping. as the holiday season approached moscow grew worried that the plummeting price of oil could send the country into a deep recession. the downward plunge continued. i the major players in the u.s. fracking industry working on a strategy to come up the saudi gamble with no end in sight to the drop in prices

not on the united states of america. russia cooperating with the chinese so europe is going forward to his moon and not return to the moon i want to i want to pick up on the notion of the u.s. traveling to the moon earlier this week we heard the u.s. vice president push to have americans on the moon by the year two thousand and twenty four here's part of what he had to say take a listen. that's a must transform itself into a leaner more accountable and more agile organization. if nasa is not currently capable of landing american astronauts on the moon in five years we need to change the organization. not the mission. change the organization not the mission how high is the pressure now mr verner to deliver when politicians make promises and are we looking at a future with only affordable rockets being commercial rockets. no no no that's that's too simple some six years it go in an international conference i was asking for a change of all the space agencies because i was talking about a shift of paradigm at that time and nobody t

i want to get your reaction the united states russia china and now we're talking about india as superpowers an elder space where does that leave your. isn't that nice we are really quiet community i'm really happy about this is totally different to the fifty's and sixty's of the last century only two superpowers vary in space all of us are in space europe is also in space so it's excellent do you feel that europe's goals in elders space though are the same as india's or the same as russia's or china's. on the united states of america no i don't think so but this is diversity and this is good i mean even in the european space agency we have twenty two member states of course there are diverse interests some are looking for return of investments i was not looking for a science for exploration so it is diversity is an asset and therefore the international collaboration is working easy and it's her mansion exclusively peaceful purposes and this is a clear very pm if it's for us so we are not looking for any type of weapon but its defense or offense we are not looking to be as a super power as a

security with production costs sinking that boom is said to continue this should help the united states russia and nip at the heels of saudi arabia as the world's top oil exports the international energy agency says the u.s. will account for two thirds of the increase in global oil production over the next five years rising u.s. shale production was one of the main drivers in the collapse in oil prices in twenty fourteen from which the oil industry is just recovering to bolster prices opec russia and other producers agreed last december to reduce supply by one point two million barrels a day from january to june this year. that's had only a limited effect on opec countries currently pump sixty two million barrels a day that is likely to rise sharply by about ten percent to sixty eight million by twenty twenty four opec's output is about half that the thirty one million barrels a day it's expected to grow slowly to about thirty three million barrels by twenty twenty four. says demand for oil based plastics and petrochemicals will feed steady but slower demand growth with no peak in sight travel

of the united states. into russia. political. men they know. even with. venezuela has a lot of oil. so how did it get into its current situation. many people told me that it suffers from a strange disease. because it's called the disease. i thought i should go to whole and. sadly we see that many of these countries and up with much worse economic performance much worse in a call to you much more poverty than before the end or well for the gas wealth or the mineral wealth so that's been cold i'm dutch myself that's me call the dutch disease. the dutch disease is something which is taught in the middle of sneddon schools home of the main gas exports he had all this gas he holding up the north part of holland. as a result of the gas being exported it was a lot of extra mom for the guild or for the dutch currency that pushed up the value of the guild and the made him very strong currency but as a result of that the rest of the industry than it was became less competitive found a more difficult to export to bowl so although we were well through in terms of gas our industry was suffering

president trump has clearly said that the united states is against this project buying gas from the united states would not be a problem for us as russia's price is better than that of the united states russia is more attractive for us as a pawn on this issue. an acceptable one sided tightening the turn of the may because why don't the drum doesn't want the first part sir for germany to get over europe to get russian gas because if they haven't got a factor they have to take a much much more expensive u.s. lead with gas and for the u.s. it is. indeed a threat to measure because the u.s. has less and less what they can offer the world otherwise they know they threatened to get a bankrupt. i but there's a from i'll be back in about thirty five and a half minutes with more news watching they were. we came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given u

president trump has clearly said that the united states is against this project buying gas from the united states would not be a problem for us presume that russia's price is better than that of the united states russia is more attractive for us as upon on this is. unacceptable one sided tightening the tone maybe because the way donald trump doesn't want the infrastructure for germany to go for europe to get russian gas because if they haven't go the infrastructure they are of course much much more expensive that the u.s. . gas and for the u.s. it is. indeed a. matter because the u.s. has less and less what they can offer. other ways for the president to get bankrupt. shooting rates in the u.k. he's been branded this tasteful for allowing pictures of ice or bride to be going to be used as target practice that the major notoriety after an interview in which she showed no remorse or regrets about fleeing to join the terrorist group in syria one of her images use that the rain is covered in bullet holes has been widely shared online reactions have been mixed. in a society where hate and violence against muslims particularly muslim women is most preva

president trump has clearly said that the united states is against this project buying gas from the united states would not be a problem for us but as long as russia is prices better map to the united states russia is more attractive for us as a pond on this is. unacceptable one sided tightening of the tone. this is an insight now from. over in germany who runs the online economics news that brief thanks for joining us so good to have you on the program today. if the president's got his numbers right looks fairly straightforward doesn't it because the price was one of the main selling points of u.s. gas if it's that much more expensive than the russian option there's no incentive. you're absolutely right this is the main cause why i don't run doesn't want that in perspective or for germany to get up for europe to get russian gas because if they haven't got the infrastructure they are forced to take a much much more expensive u.s. leverage against and for the us it is. indeed strategic measure because the us has more and more or less and less what they can offer the world to otherwise they know they are present to get bankrupt because they have not

major war but i think in the kray mean situation the stakes were drastically different for russia and the united states and obama admitted that later on for russia it was a matter of strategic security a matter of life and that and death for the americans it was a secondary or if not that i michel for a third order do you think that would still be the case if the american security would be directly engaged if there due to security was directly engaged if the russians thought that their security was in stake over crimea i think they're wildly mistaken it was a small minor issue in a far area and i think they overplayed their hand it was probably not a good idea to take crimea though i'm not a big fan of ukraine either but i don't think i don't think there was any real real danger of an escalation was impressive about the crimea and the situation in fact is that they never got anywhere near a war between east and the west even though it created a lot of anxiety on both sides while if nuclear weapons were not necessary to deter a third world war have the at least been helpful in deterring american aggress

this is the united states tells russia to get full minute she passed out out of the country. twenty third time lucky for britain's to reason may and peas will if i don't have brick city again tomorrow after they failed to find a way out of the stalemate yesterday. and facebook fans white nationalist and white separatists for facebook and instagram the move comeses two weeks after far rightxtremistss to come down fifty people at two mosques in using and first venezuela has stripped internationally recognized data one quite -- over the right to hold public office for fifteen years. what is the general said that there were irregularities i in quite those perersonal financec? your position later in speaker of congress has led. isn't nicolas maduro and he has the backing of some fifty countries including the united states our correspondent on the herrera has the latest from caracas. people over the weekend it's something that we learned but it's not something that it's actually surprising an event as well as because i'm let's not forget that a mother who does all. already started

it's an interesting fact i'm stuffed or all these years the positions of the united states and russia i actually do the same. you know i really think. what we see is a very tough and dirty campaign to cover. they use their resources and the president uses these resources to. use every mechanism they can reach out to the broad. as they. begin you. want and that will happen on the thirtieth. vote counting will be underway i mentioned a number of candidates right but you should understand that two of the candidates. were registered just candidates on the technically superficially. why would they need them. so that. it would be possible to play and correct to the right people to all the polling stations. that would give the forces the current forces not the u.g. to have leverage of the vote count and influence the brought a calls you know the outcomes of election. started with building that foundation for the vote rigging and of course everyone knew that it was impossible not to notice that there was that foundation then the walls were constructed and the roof will be put on top of it and

russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. >> we have the president of the united stateserally defending the president of russia. telling the world that his own intelligence apparatus is not right. that's astounding. >> despite stating that he misspoke the next day. >> i said the word "would," instead of "wouldn' t." people are speaking out in ways i have not heard before, not only american diplomats but foreign diplomats who were saying we can't rely on the president. >> to me that's something he would have to look into. the president had gone to great lengths to conceal the details of the private helsinki meeting as he has for each of the four private meetings he had with vladimir putin, leading many to ask, is this a bromance or something else? >> i don't like the term bromance because that implies there is a mutual relationship. >> i think donald trump is handling a spy and to sit with an ex kgb who's the leader of the greatest mafia in the world, you are going to get handled and not just handled, he's going to manipulate you and you would think it is a bromance, he w

look forward instead and try to find opportunities for common cause, where as you say the united states and russia can perhaps build collaborative ties moving forward and improve their relationship. with that in mind let me take you for a little walk down memory lane. you spent the lion's share of your career working on strategic arms control issues at the foreign ministry. you spent time at the conference on disarmament in geneva. even your phd thesis was on reducing threats around nuclear arms. let's start there. are we bumbling and stumbling our way into a new nuclear arms race? >> so you would like me to start just from this issue? [laughing] but it seems to me that i will spend with you the whole afternoon and evening. of course we have so many problems, and if you permit me i just would like to say a few words to understand where we are, and also it would give an opportunity for you to understand who i am and what kind of program i have. i would just like to say that situation of strategic stability as well as arms-control is very bad. we are in crisis. i would like to remind you that in 200

to saudi arabia the kingdom school is to reportedly build two nuclear power plants with the united states russia and south korea competing for the project the us department of energy is not confirming the deals in a statement to al-jazeera instead only that any action that's been taken is to protect a company's privacy but members of congress suspect otherwise after many in congress believe the truck administration last year failed to hold the highest levels of the saudi kingdom fluting the crown prince responsible for the murder. he was the washington post contributor murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. given the saudi crown prince has stated publicly saudi arabia would pursue nuclear technology of iran did the same there are fears any transfer of technology could lead to a broader middle east arms race if you cannot trust a regime with a bone saw you should not trust them with nuclear weapons the u.s. secretary of state this week assured lawmakers and efforts underway to contain any proliferation threats we are working to ensure that the nuclear power that they get is som

national rest of the world their private company to do so in a previously only country the united states russia and china or let me bring jill into the discussion one should not forget though this is by no means the beginning of commercial space exploration right a lot of the what we think of as government programs at least in the u.s. involve the private sector why is this so significant and that. i'm glad you had that shortly then where you talked about the history of commercialization i think we tend to think of space course line zation as being something that's really new but it's been going on for decades and also something else to point out is that space x. is how to have a lot of government funding backing that and so i think we can't really distinguish between these being completely separate entities government versus private so it is a significant event but i don't think we should over state exactly how new it is what is significant then joe if as you said we've got this long history of the line being blurred between government and private programs i would say personally because the un

david: we'll be launching from the united states instead of russia. alix: coming up, liz young, head of market strategy will be joining us on the potential of a u.s.-china trade deal. this is bloomberg. ♪

to saudi arabia the kingdom school is to reportedly build two nuclear power plants with the united states russia and south korea competing for the project the us department of energy is not confirming the deals in a statement to al-jazeera it said only that any action that's been taken is to protect a company's privacy but members of congress suspect otherwise after many in congress believe the truck administration last year failed to hold the highest levels of the saudi kingdom polluting the crown prince responsible for the murder. he was the washington post contributor murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. given the saudi crown prince has stated publicly saudi arabia would pursue nuclear technology of iran did the same there are fears any transfer of technology could lead to a broader middle east arms race if you cannot trust a regime with a bone saw you should not trust them with nuclear weapons the u.s. secretary of state this week assured lawmakers and efforts underway to contain any proliferation threats we are working to ensure that the nuclear power that they get is s

to saudi arabia the kingdom school is to reportedly build two nuclear power plants with the united states russia and south korea competing for the project the us department of energy is not confirming the deals in a statement to al-jazeera instead only that any action that's been taken is to protect a company's privacy but members of congress suspect otherwise after many in congress believe the truck administration last year failed to hold the highest levels of the saudi kingdom clued in the crown prince responsible for the murder. he was the washington post contributor murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. given the saudi crown prince has stated publicly saudi arabia would pursue nuclear technology of iran did the same there are fears any transfer of technology could lead to a broader middle east arms race if you cannot trust a regime with a bone saw you should not trust them with nuclear weapons the u.s. secretary of state this week assured lawmakers and efforts underway to contain any proliferation threats we are working to ensure that the nuclear power that they get is so

general election you said it demonstrates the country's capacity as a space power alongside the united states russia and china. pakistan's supreme court has adjourned until mid april a hearing into whether to uphold the acquittal of thirteen men accused of a gang rape the survivor of the attack knocked on my ears appealing against the acquittals it happened in two thousand and two after have village council ordered it to punish her for her brother's behavior. seven of thailand's pro-democracy opposition parties have formed a coalition in an effort to stop an army fact party from staying in power this comes amid allegations of fraud in last sunday's election official results delayed until may the partial vote count showed the ruling as a proxy party with a slight lead. or turkey's gearing up for local elections on sunday fifty seven million voters across the country will choose massive councillors and local chiefs known as mocked us with a turkish economy in trouble president verge of time ones really make a party faces a stiff challenge with sunday's vote being seen as a referendum on his rule p.w.

in countries and in all the nato countries above all in the state capital of this country united states russia is spending a vast sixty five billion for military purposes and you know they need the money for developing their own country for their health care the education system and that so what they're trying is to push russia to and i'm sleighs but you know who designs a four man us then he was very clever he said we really have an answer metric answer so every tank will follow up with a tank in russia but they would give military on to reach makes the international situation even more unsecured and is not good for peace ron i've quit to speak to run a brown is my guest president of the international peace bureau. a prison inmates in northwest friends has been detained have to stop being too gaunt severely injuring the interior minister described it as an act of terrorism the attack is currently serving a thirty year sentence in a high security facility for kidnapping armed robbery and extremist activity he reportedly shouted goldie's great in arabic before lashing out at the gods in the pri

successfully shut down a satellite it's the fourth country to use an anti satellite weapon after the united states russia and china well it is announcement comes just two weeks before india's election. arch. i want to assure the global community that this new ability that we have achieved is not against anyone it is a defensive initiative of a fast moving india india has always been against the space arms race and this hasn't changed our policy so hell raman has more now from new delhi. what the prime minister said was that within the last twenty four hours he could confirm that india become the fourth nation in the world along with the us china and russia and satellite technology it had shot down successfully one of its own satellites in orbit and that he wanted to tell the nation of course is a policy that was started back in two thousand and twelve under the former prime minister manmohan singh so india's space development through isro the indian space research organization has been developing space technology for decades now but it's a huge feather in the prime minister's cap operation to shock the w

to saudi arabia the kingdom school is to reportedly build two nuclear power plants with the united states russia and south korea competing for the project the us department of energy is not confirming the deals in a statement to al-jazeera it said only that any action that's been taken is to protect a company's privacy but members of congress suspect otherwise after many in congress believe the truck administration last year failed to hold the highest levels of the saudi kingdom clued in the crown prince responsible for the murder. when he was the washington post contributor murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. given the saudi crown prince has stated publicly saudi arabia would pursue nuclear technology of iran did the same there are fears that any transfer of technology could lead to a broader middle east arms race if you cannot trust a regime with a bone saw you should not trust them with nuclear weapons grade the u.s. secretary of state this week assured lawmakers and efforts underway to contain any proliferation threats we are working to ensure that the nuclear power tha

other countries like the united states, russia and china are not far behind. but where a n.a.s.a. in a difference emerges is with military exports. -- where an extraordinary difference emerges is with military experts. data shows that israel is anywhere from the fourth to the ,ighth largest exporter of arms and this depends on the year and the currency examined. i should point out, however, these data are likely gross underestimation's because israel doesn't actually report its arms deals. many of which occur through covert deals, via independent hustlers, often retired israeli military generals. given israel is listed among exporters of arms was far bigger populations and far bigger economies, i looked for data to and ixports per capita came up mostly empty-handed, to my surprise. be out therea must somewhere, but i couldn't find it. so i put on my old scientist and that a station hat and did this cap -- i put my old scientist on.statistician hat and i concluded myself. for years 2010-2018, from the stockholm international peace research institute, it compiles data on arms transf

for a fact -- you've got to be very naive if you don't believe that all the great powers, united states, russia, china, you name it, they are also buying. they have -- spying. they have to. it is part of the great power game. if you are a small country, you accept the fact you will be spied upon and you learn to live with a that. the united states to say watch out, china is spying. excuse me, we know from edward snowden that the u.s. is spying too. if you want to create a set of rules that say china shouldn't spy, the rules would also say united states cannot spy. you have to have one set of rules for all countries and that is the way the world is changing now days. rishaad: we read a piece by one of the bloomberg opinion columnists and he essentially said this lawsuit undertaken by huawei is like a tiger clawing its own face, cutting its nose to spite its face undertaking this. what is your view? kishore: frankly, i am not an expert on the american legal as you know, the american legal system is one of the most complicated legal systems in the world. season opportunity to make its case through

in the united states threatens russia with further sanctions if moscow refuses to pull its troops out of venezuela. mrs arty international i'm calling brave the new center here in moscow let's check on developments so far this weekend for you this saturday of course should have been britain's first day outside the european union in half a century instead though the u.k. has seen a week of twelve up many of the remaining twenty seven even nations are warning that is now the most likely outcome u.k. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take as brussels too says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extension on friday to reserve may suffer the third defeat to her withdrawal agreement in the house of commons and peter going to vote again on monday on a number of alternative plans with suggestions that may might even try a fourth attempt at getting her unloved plan for who. the implication of the house is decision. the legal defaults now is the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days t

i snuck out of the united states. into russia political slime. men they know bad wolf. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i want to the new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. or not if you think. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you can think i was going to go. by the way ways of the. politicians. they put themselves on the line and they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president. or similar three of them or can't be good get. interested always in the waters in the hottest. first city. or. even without the all right ok reserves venezuela has a lot of oil. so how did it get into its current situation. many people told me that it suffers from a strange disease. and familial and they see a bug. phil mickelson. they think you see you can see. through it a bit. because it's called the dutch disease and i thought i should go to whole and good judgment.

in the united states threatens russia with further sanctions if moscow refuses to pull its troops out of venezuela. why this is r.t. international i'm calling brain moscow with the news so far this weekend first off saturday of course should have been britain's first day outside the european union in half a century but instead the u.k. has seen a week of chaos and confusion over the divorce deal and with no consensus among m.p.'s fears are mounting over a so-called heartbreaks it come april the twelfth many of the remaining twenty seven e.u. nations are warning that that is now the most likely outcome the u.k. has less than a fortnight to decide which path to take as brussels to says that it needs a definitive plan for westminster before it can grant any further extension on friday to reason may suffer the third defeat to who would draw agreement in the house of commons and peter going to vote again on monday on a number of alternative breakfast plans with suggestions that maybe might even try a fourth attempt at getting unlove planning for. the implication the house's decision. the l

united states involvement. back and fourth over venezuela on going between the united states and russia and between the u.s. d maduro regime. secretary of state mike pompeo says he spoken repeatedly to his russian counterpart, he told him the united states would not stand idly by as russia escalates tensions in venezuela. president nicolas maduro refuses to leave despite the pressure from the united states and dozens of its allies to replace him with interim president juan guaido. venezuela, there continues to be blackouts in the country going on much of the month. there is humanitarian crisis. according to the united nations, more than three million have fled as maduro refuses to allow u.s. aid into the country. melissa: rich edson, thank you for that. connell: airline news. a company called wow air, it is ice lan dick, was a icelandic budget airline what were ridiculously cheap flights around europe. it abruptly shut down operations, happened earlier today, shut down for good due to lack of funding. the company announcing closure on the website. canceled remaining flights it had planned. thousands of peopl

i snuck out of the united states. into russia political sign. men they know bad wolf. stories from r.t. international the u.k. has left in the olympic. the original date. may fails for a third time to force her deeply unpopular divorce deal through parliament. the hoax is dead and claims complete vindication after it is revealed to be highly anticipated a report found no evidence of collusion with russia in the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. and in today's news exit polls in ukraine suggest president poroshenko is heading for a runoff battle having come second to a t.v. comedian.

i snuck out of the united states. into russia. political. men they know. i'm leaving the ukraine exposed to a no deal divorce in just two weeks. from the. morning as. the sun shines all rush over this way let's. keep ignoring president trump to moms from russian troops to leave the south american country with the latest on the. troubled about underlines again seven palestinians were wounded in a fresh. israel gaza border the latest marking a year since the start of the.

i snuck out of the united states. into russia political. men they know bad wolf. i do think the numbers mean something they've matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime happens to. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be rich eight point six percent world market. percentage some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and when he rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one one business show you know for the mid one and only boom but. the more i tried to understand venezuela the more i could see the signs of all solitary. however what venezuela's critics didn't do was compare him and rights issues to those in other countries on. american continent. civil and political rights have been violated in venezuela. but they're violated every day in colombia and they're violated every day in mexico and they're violated every day in brazil. what i call human rights. what i cal