united states to designate a commander. the united states delegate replies ... >> united states accept the responsability and makes the sacrifice that is involved in tearing ... these principles of the united nations >> ambassador chang of the korean republic expresses is thanks to the council. >> i want to express the deepest feelings of gratitude on the behalf of my people and my government. >> across the pacific, general mcarthur flies to korea to inspect the united nations defenses now under his command. >> the first united states troops, although out numbered and out armed, are rushed to rail hands on the front lines. we korean republican troops and yanks shake hands, fighters in the united nations army against aggression. >> like the man, united states guns and trucks aren't committed piecemeal where even minutes are precious. the aim of these first units is to delay the communist plants in a desperate fight for time. time for more men and guns to arrive. >> in tokyo, general mcarthur except the first united nations battle flag to signify to all men the unity of free and independent nations for doing battle for the freedo

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united states thought. it's always been very difficult for canada to take a path that's too divergent from the united states and on the whole we tend to agree during the unitedes. i think we never felt as committed to taiwan as the united states stood and we never felt as viscerally anti-communist as the united states it. the chinese came to the canadian government and said we would like to buy your week and were prepared to fight a higher currency. we started trading with the people's republic of china. not to the pleasure of the united states, the united states was not pleased about this.we established a trading 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 t

i say is trying to figure out navigate around the united states 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

united states. the united states has been mentioned -- the united states, as mentioned, has never consented to icc jurisdiction. worst 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 investigations. this includes information going back many years about multiple matters including recent an er viewand it has -- may well have a bearing on -- 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

publishing a memo appointing the assistant attorney general for civil rights in the united states -- and the united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan to investigate states' stay at home.

publishing a memo appointing the assistant attorney general for civil rights in the united states -- and the united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan to investigate states' stay at home.

publishing a memo appointing the assistant attorney general for civil rights in the united states -- and the united states attorney for the eastern district of michigan to investigate states' stay at home.

horn of africa those are felt states what happens and what happens and chatted up and in europe when someone really needs a surgery they come to the united states united states provides much more than what is needed that's much more then ever m.r. so sorry are you americans are doing fine what's happening right now does not result in injustice in america is simply the result of as a result of the coronavirus and a desire by a status meant our last hours to create a kind of tension in america to create a kind of you know kind of an environment where you know. the talking points he talks maybe get a couple a swing voters to you so vote just for me then how do you go to. 2016 as an oversight and power suited back into the new you know what role you know over or expand it i mean business as usual so i asked. the meal liberal project that has no it's not party specific ok i mean they're all in on that ok and i this big player biker audience i don't think the democratic establishment would really give mitt any time of day because i speak as a concert and this is much against the g.o.p. establishment as i am against the d.n.c. because i'm trying to reimagine politi

very far away and you have to keep in mind that the united states and also russia china and others are not members of the called the united states the united states don't have to cooperate and they don't have to turn over american soldiers or who will be accused as some at some point maybe by the hague ok so the u.s. really doesn't like the i.c.c. and seems other nato members share the u.s. position on this. but the reactions from other member states a little bit muted because all nato member states but the usa are actually supporting the call that they signed the convention for this international criminal court only the u.s. is abstaining and the dutch foreign minister said he's appalled by the actions of the united states because this move is unprecedented it's blackmailing the called into some action and this is not something you normally do in international relations but there is no official statement from nato yet and nato might also be concerned because it's also about some secret. detention camps the united states allegedly had in poland rumania and other countries in europe. thank you so much that was banned in brussels to soccer i

i think china and the united states need to get along whether when china was much smaller than the united states whether now china is already larger than the united states in terms of coaches in power parity but china will be larger than the united states in about 10 years time by official exchange rate calculation all whether there are legal have to disturb the guys to get around they get out of the running out of time so let me begin with i don't need you think a lot of this is to do with the fact that america has declined as a superpower. i think some of it has to do with american decline decline there is a change in the relative lisa power in the way that you know china is more confident about its place in the world and the ability of it to get its way so on the one hand you have a rising china on the other hand you have a declining united states and it's in that uncertain period of transition of flux that i think is most dangerous refer to what are your thoughts. nature abhors a vacuum and i think that's what we've seen happening in the past few years of the united states sort of essentially removing itself from the world stage you've create

united states. polish organizations here in the united states asked me and told me that they would renew that monument. i know it has already been renewed by the united states. no assistance was needed. i'm grateful for that. the monument near the white house and looks as it should look, which he has deserved for the merits he laid for the united states and poland. thank you very much for that, mr. president. answering your question, two months ago the very beginning of the pandemic, we had a conversation with president donald trump, the pandemic disrupted the plans of our coordination which we had and back then we made an arrangement that we would meet as soon as it would be possible and this has been implemented. and the fact that this arrangement has been put into force is demonstrated by the visit today. i'm very grateful to mr. president for inviting me here today and we are implements our presidential duties. the president is always in charge of his national interests and this is the task of the president. when the president is acting in the international sphere, i know it's a stop belief of president donald trump. the president is supposed to

united states. this declaration and cooperation on the part of the united states and on the part of the president of the united states is of crurble importance to us. thank you for that. ladies and gentlemen, we also discussed the economy and military. let me first mention our economic operation as the president mentioned, we are developing it both in energy in billing energy security. today we can say the united states is cooperating in the sphere of creating energy security, not only that energy security of poland but also the energy security of central europe. the president mentioned the initiative, all the investments being carried out in poland today, the capacity, we're improving capacity by 2.5 billion cubic meters. we are planning to construct another terminal in the port. all of that is conducive to being able to receive l.n.g. gas and provide deliveries for not just poland but for countries of central europe. the vast majority of the countries of central europe are still dependent on russia and creating an alternative. that reciprocation of supplies is of key importance. thank you, mr. president, for

united states constitution not the international criminal court or other overreaching intergovernmental bodies. moreover there's no other force more disciplined and committed to compliance of the laws of war than the united states military, which has made lasting contributions to the calls of justice and accountability and armed conflict. for example, our military led prosecutions in historic military tribunals including at nuremberg as secretary pompeo mentioned. in addition to providing critical support to the rt the national criminal tribunal to the former yugoslavia. we've kantconsistently provided training on the rule of law to partners around the globe. additionally since our founding the united states military has fought to liberate the oppressed from tripoli. 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 s

united states united states has a leadership it has a president it has an administration is their duty to overcome this situation who am i to comment on such kind of issues you know we base our foreign policy on a very simple principle which is mutual respect. we give respect to other countries we don't interfere into domestic issues don't judge don't comment but we expect the same unfortunately this way it doesn't operate all the time but it's not the reason for us to change our logic and and why should i comment on that the way i hope that the president of the united states and his administration come solve this issue. last month when you were talking about the consequences of covert 19 you did say that you expect the pandemic to trigger a new wave of migration to europe even though europe was back then the epicenter can you follow up on that prediction please and also is this really the right time to put an emphasis on migration issues and to say pretty much that now is definitely the right time to lock the doors and what i see is the following. before the pandemic migratory vevo constitutive 2 types of risks security and cultural now such of wave can constitute 3 risks cultural security and health care and this is something that should be avoided and what we're seeing is that those countries are hit by the. even more who we reach countries have already been in the let's say tough for economy situation the very health care system is not that developed there hygenic says not there so those countries have been suffering and be a suffer even more fo

states, united states military academy salute battery will now render a 21 gun salute. present arms. >> present arms. [gun shots] [gun shots] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united statesompanied by the superintendent of the united states military academy. playing stars & stripes] ♪ >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed by the twilight's last gleaming whose bright stars and bright the ramparts we watched were so violently streaming rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there say does that star-spangled banner yet wave freethe land of the of the brave ♪ ♪ >> order arms. >> order arms. -- uncover. uncover. >> ladies and gentlemen, the general will offer this morning's invocation. all seeing god, we gather here on the plane and online to celebrate the graduation of the class of 2020. expressive, we lead their worldview as leaders of the future have a responsibility to have a vision and to see that vision through, for without a vision the people perish. so make us, lord, instruments of your peace that walls of pride and prejudice macy's. -- may cease. where there is darkness, l

imprisonment of black men in the penal system in the united states, unemployment much higherfor black united states, unemployment much higher for black people, unitedes, unemployment much higher for black people, a whole raft of measures by which black americans still see that in many ways, their existence is second compared to their white brothers and sisters. is that going to change, do you believe, any time soon? some are talking about a tipping point. do you have any faith that systemically discrimination will change? systemic discrimination will change? systemic discrimination which now we call white supremacy in the united states, the young people call it that, and it is, and that is the history, will not go away unless we understand that politics by itself will not do it. voting is very important but we have been voting for yea rs important but we have been voting for years now. resistance, important but we have been voting foryears now. resistance, protest, litigation, all those things added to politics can make some change in that and we have made some change over the years. we also the glass is half full and it is half empty and we can co

states. we are being victimized by the united states the united states support israel the clashing the palestinians people and rights that are rushing the palestinian people hopes in order to have a southern state this is the united states of this is there was no they out of trying to annex the west bank you know that very well they are next good on heights you know that very well ok i'll give you an example what about egypt and jordan they have signed negotiations with the and they have signed peace treaties with israel according to the american and western women and to the fact that you are an obstacle to getting the american and european law enforcement has spent years jotting with your group not some suggestions of many catriona no you drug cartels and illegal money laundering operations stretching into africa and latin america you say you don't get involved in this kind of criminality chaffing trafficking narcotics is look at those over those words you say that you say that you have illusions from some of your own legal that they are you know in gauged in this kind of criminal activity. if you

the constitution of the united states, and they are not permitted by that oath to follow illegal orders, even from the president of the united states. the president of the united states can give them what orders he chooses, but the constitution and their oath requires that their first loyalty be to the united states of america and not to any one individual. and so, madam president, i think it's important that we investigate this incident and the role that the secretary and the joint chiefs of staff played in following the president's illegal orders, illegal because they represented a gross violation of the first amendment rights of citizens of the united states to peacefully assemble. madam president, let me close with this. i said at the outset that this is a moment when our country has different paths to choose. this senate is very much part of deciding which path we will take. will we take the path, as senator booker said, as not only having moments of silence, but working together to pass true reform to address police accountability, to address other forms of systemic racism? will we be willing to stand up to the president of the united states when he viol

united states they're not going to get it out of a lebanon is not going to get you in government if you are one of the big is the opposite of the lies by the united states. we are being victimized by the united states the united states support israel that the crushing the people the palestinians people who rights that are rushing the palestinian people hopes in order to obvious of it in the state this is the united states of this is there was no they out of trying to annex the west bank you know that very well they annexed good on hundreds you know that very well ok i'll give you an example what about egypt and jordan they have signed negotiations with the 3 thieves and they have signed peace treaties with israel according to the american and western when we come to the fact that you are an obstacle to getting the american and european law enforcement has spent years jotting with your group of nuts out on subsections american very little is drug cartels and illegal money laundering operations stretching into africa and latin america you say you don't get involved in this kind of criminality trafficking trafficking narcotics is again goes over those words you say that you say that evolution's

that the idea that the united states is not willing to hold people to account in the united states is not willing to have investigate these investigations is just pat nonsense the united states has taken a number of different actions here in fact if you look at the the prosecutor's investigation report. all of the evidence that she provides is actually based on u.s. sources it's based on the senate select intelligence committee it's based on. department of defense reports of defense it's based on an inspector general report to spaced on cia inspector general report all the evidence that she has is actually based on u.s. reports and u.s. transparent efforts to actually hold people accountable and to be as cooperative apart as possible in the investigation efforts of these matters the idea that she would come in and 2nd guess this this matter after the u.s. has gone through so much effort to try and hold individuals accountable is just nonsense well let's bring in for going ahead he's a counsel for the international criminal court you heard or had to say that effectively saying we're investigating ourselves we don't need you what's your reaction oh yeah i just like to p