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because the united nations wants the united kingdom to feel guilty, they want to give our military base and their military base to mauritius. now, the prime minister of the united kingdom can stop this. and marco rubio, our new secretary of state, is against it. and i haven't talked to him directly, but i think president trump is against it. the united kingdom is our friend. i went to school there to a while. i love it and i want to see the prime minister do well. but he needs to put down the b bong. he needs to put down the bong. this makes absolutely no sense and it's going to be a big part of his legacy if he gives away this island and our military base to in effect what will eventually be china. so i would say to the prime minister tonight, i don't mean any disrespect. i want to say this respectfully. i shouldn't have said the bon part. take it back. please, mr. prime minister, don't do this. don't do this. we'll stand with you in telling the united nations who is upset with you to go fill out a hurt feelings report because we're not doing it. we'll stand with you. please say no. don't give our military base away. it's going to really hurt the relationship

united states. the united kingdom and other european countries here. now you secreted shamelessly trying to privatize the activities of international organizations and the secretary, it's the one that has a very negative trend, just very harmful to the international community. and we're seeing that, how to nass go to even though the organization so these originally intended to help a closer relationship between countries and culture and education. working paris, she strings and humanitarian and cultural cooperation with global south and eastern countries, including african countries on good. there is no doubt that she will have even more opportunities to build partnerships with our african friends in her new capacity and that she will make the fullest use of the so pretend disease that to strengthen friendship and cooperation please when she bodies. thank you very much. all right, was the russian foreign ministers took a live rob speaking there unveiling a new diplomatic initiative focusing on russia's partnerships with the african countries. i'll just

the united kingdom united states the commonwealth of australia.hat in mind where that submarine to see the crew that's running the submarine becomes less important than the submarine being at sea doing its job on behalf of the alliance. >> from the hi perspective collaborating with the industrial base in australia helps us potentially open up additional sources of supply postcode we have a number of supplier sequence critical material items that are single or sole-source you can only get them from one place to making them as fast they can so it's not a diversion from the u.s. it's actually an expansion capability across the alliance in a way that provides unique opportunity to offset some needs that we have while we train their industrial base and capable to do in the future to benefit the full team. >> we were just briefed on secretary rubio's meeting with the australian government they solidified their support for them. i think what could change the roadmap to get there. i think æ >> i think that's fair. australia has dedicated an enormous amou

the one that needs to and the support of them 23, what we saw back then is that the united states, the united kingdom, scandinavian countries, one bank, african development bank. all these institutions and countries we've held financial aid to rhonda and offer nights the m 23 is that p a from 2013 of to 2021. so we know international pressure works. what is happening right now is that the international community is still putting the simple pressure. just write another article today or sky news, where by the european union is rethinking is supports around that, but they do not want to actually castle the critical minerals agreement. they have to run that because it will open ways and of course, you know, try boston minimal wealth in easton, the i c and north kia who is at the center of this conflict combined with some really thank you very much for your time. we appreciate it. to send to the place one person has died in floods and ne, in australia, emergency crews and queensland are delivering aid and rescue transit people flood waters and close widespread destruction in swamped homes and businesses.

and as i mentioned earlier in the segment, there's these trade sir, plus between the united kingdom and united states is relatively flat. so those are all good, you know, good issues or, or, you know, head, you know, tail wins for the united kingdom right now. thank you very much, greg. and thanks to all of our guests today. dmitri cross, they've been sky greg spence and i'm gavin fidel for context, and then i'll says about trump's tyrants. you'll find much more on our website. i'll just say we're don't. com. what would you like us to discuss next time on the program? we welcome your comments and suggestions. use our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story on x, look for us at asia inside story for me, james phase and the production team here in del hall. please stay safe bye for now . the the youngest country in the world child sedan economy is mostly the one i do. i was calling for my sector is also the poorest health schooling and foot by 2 to an economy, the not being provided by it informally, the claim set. and the 1st part of the series, how does there exam

there's farmers that have come down from across the whole of the united kingdom, uniting together, thatce of positivity going forward, that we, we, we are looking for change of our industry in a big way. it has brought us all together. it is the hot topic that we've got to sort out. the military have also unkedin sort out. the military have also linked in now and, you know, we brought tanks and veterans along with with that to be with us. >> just to clarify for our viewers and listeners at home, iht, of course, is inheritance tax. that's what this is about. the increased taxation on farm, particularly small holdings for many farmers that we spoke to today throughout the course of the show and indeed the past few weeks, since november the 19th, i think the first protest was of saying this is going to be the death of small holdings. but back to my original point. the labour party just seems to be, pardon the pun, digging in, ploughing the same old furrow, which makes me sort of say three peaceful protests. yeah. what next? is it time to go a bit more? i don't know, shoo lee john about it.

and as i mentioned earlier in the segment, there's these trade surplus between the united kingdom and the united states is relatively flat. so those are all good, you know, good issues or, or, you know, head, you know, tail wins for the united kingdom right now. thank you very much, greg. and thanks to all of all guess today. dimitri cross, they've been sky greg spence and i'm gavin fidel for context. and that'll assist about trumps tyler. as you'll find much more on our website, i'll just say we're don't. com. what would you like us to discuss next time on the program? we'll welcome your comments and suggestions. use our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story on x. look for us at ha, inside story for me, james phase in the production team here in del hall. please stay safe, bye for now. the the increasing power in africa production most and that is killable. so to use violence in the country that he's rushes presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide securi

a more subtle approached to these issue of not come on the very strongly including the united kingdom, the united states, as we should very strong. do you know statements against that one? uh huh. yeah. okay. well, let me, let me, let me pick, let me pick it up points out with crystal, because the french and i was speaking to the french ambassador in new york. i'm just a couple of days ago about this. they all now proposing a draft resolution to the un security council, different from pass that to the un, pretty clear the pressure needs to be put on the wind. but when you speak to diplomats, the un security council guess which countries are the ones that don't want to name or wanda. the african countries, the you with the u. k and the e u at frost in particular have been fluids. they can and they said that they are really looking at aid. we've not seen sanctions, we've not seen travel bags, we've not seen anything of real impact actually being done on middle wanda. it's always stakes, but it never happens. we need to also criticize philly gigi to the i think firstly he, he's government, we know h

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united and the united kingdom about, the threat. and then we see of developing countries that either don't see a threat at all, are willing to live with it. so how does how do we think about that? and how pathways have managed to expand internationally? yeah you know, i think for many governments around the world, they they have long sort of accepted a certain foreign espionage risk as just something they're willing to live with. and especially talking to officials in third world countries that are less advanced technology themselves. i very much heard this opinion while working on this project, which is the the sort of assume both china and the united states governments have the ability to tap their networks, their data networks. they want to. and that's just something that they have to live with. and i think. one thing that has changed in recent years is the assessment in the united states and its allies of how advanced china's technological industry is and how fast it's advancing, and also the degree to which china is becoming a serious rival and adversary and so that has changed the calculation of the level of risk that that the united states, for instance, is willing to accept where whereas some of these risks were viewed before a manageable level. now viewed as an unacceptable level. and you've seen that line move quite quickly over the past few years, like the most recent example being, tick tock, tick tock until very recently it was viewed as yes, certainly a certain risk that comes with it, but it was viewed as a manageable risk. and now, now it is not by by many u.s. officials. let's a little bit about the response away, e

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16000 not during doctors left their jobs between 201620222 walk abroad, mainly in the united kingdom, canada, and the united states. i get a nurse as a reader council said 42000 of their members have left with the departure of the doctors. the doctor patient ratio is now $1.00 to $10000.00, which is significantly lower than the world health organizations. recommended one to 605. the you'll see office you said the national hospital, se conditions are improving. but there's a lot of work to do. a number of the equipment in the country have a very, i'll leave that usefully. is like in this hospital, that's what we coupons that have left at 25 years or 5, june 25. yes. doctor c o digit equipment in this effective service is an employee's skills development. the situation is more disparate at primary health care facilities. local medical association say, a shortage of trained personnel has caused several debts at mistake offices. the idea and government says it's tackling the crisis by focusing on training. we decided to confront that head on by increasing the training of the health workforce, the doubles the co

united states, russia and united kingdom that we are giving up on our second largest nuclear arsenal for the assurances of the sovereign integrity of of the sovereignty and territorial integrity. and look where these assurances got us. so we are looking at something very practical right now. >> okay. thank you so much, kira. i really appreciate your insight on that from kyiv thank you. now still to come, china is giving the united states a taste of its own medicine with new retaliatory action against donald trump's tariffs, raising concerns of an all out trade war. now, plus sanctuary cities in the u.s. are attempting to disrupt trump's mass deportation plans. just ahead, the latest on the backlash against migrant crackdowns. >> and if the news. >> welcome back. but it's also kind of not the news. >> all the information on this show so terrible. >> have i got news for you saturday at nine on cnn. >> life, diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carb steady glucerna. bring on the day. >> i don't play for money. before my mom passed, she told me to play big play for something bigger than myself. now my ambition is to play so i can help and inspire others. that's why i joined sofi. they help people save, spend, earn, borrow and invest toward financial independence so t

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united kingdom is also not good when it comes to the trading relationship. that's your bailiwick. what a doesn't he like about the trade deals between the u.k., an ally of ours, and the unitedrst, i mean, we can't sell an american car, you can't sell a ford or a chevy anywhere in europe, so there's a lot of top products that are blocked. and the u.k. is the same thing. you can't selling a churl products in the u.k. agricultural. it's impossible. i worked on a trade agreement when i was the ambassador to the u.k., and if it always comes down to agriculture. and they have the ability the put up blocks. east they say the food doesn't meet this criteria, that criteria with, essentially that peens they're protecting their -- means they're protecting their a farmlies in -- farmers in a way that he views as a unfair and unfounded, and it totally is. liz: do you foresee president trump shaking a tree with the u.k. and the e.u.? you say believe what he says. >> i would absolutely believe it, yeah. he's been talking about this for quite a while, and a lot of presidents have talked about it but not been willing to do anything. i think this president, the difference is this president k

united states is not going to be chairing that forum. it's going to be chaired by the united kingdom. so really a stark example here of how the u.s. is kind of wanting to pull back from these responsibilities that the biden administration saw as a really key part of its foreign policy. of course, when it came to europe and ukraine. and so it's going to be interesting to see how hegseth interacts during that forum, during the defense ministerial as well. on thursday at nato headquarters. and what kind of pressure he is placing on these nato allies to take on more of that burden. and so, while this is secretary hegseth first time really on the world stage, he is not going to be alone necessarily. we also expect to see secretary of state marco rubio making his first appearance in europe at the munich security conference as well, later this week. kate. >> all right. big week ahead. thanks so much, natasha. john. >> all right. this morning, the trump administration shutting down the country's top consumer watchdog, the consumer financial protection bureau, basically just closing it. every worker there was ordered to stay home. cnn's vanessa yurkevich is with us now with the latest. what's going on? >> so these employees, they get an email saying that they are not going to be showing up to the office, and they're also being instructed not to do any more work as it relates to the consumer finance protection bureau, which, of course, as we know, is exactly what it sounds like to protect everyday americans from financial fraud, combating some subprime mortgage crises and helping to end junk fees for everyday americans. this is an effort led by elon musk and doge at the direction of the trump administration. there was a tweet that elon musk sent out on friday that was sort of foreshadowing what was to come. it was essentially, you can see it right there. it was a cfr. cfb, cfb rip. sorry, a lot of acronyms there, but essentially foreshadowing that this was the next agency that the that doge and the administration was going to be looking at. also, we should note that the website, the homepage is down. they've taken their x handle off and they're essentially stopping any more incoming funding into the organization. you can see just what people essentially get there from the cfr. i got to get this acronym right. the cfpb. cfpb, and essentially it is to protect americans, 200 million americans protected about $636 billion. that is funneled into providing veterans with financial relief because they have been defrauded. and about $6.1 billion in estimated savings and overdraft fees for everyday americans. isn't there something there? 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what should people know about your son, sam well, i'll. >> tell you. >> when that aircraft hit. >> the potomac, that. a huge hole was left not just in our family, but in the community. this hole is never going to be filled. uh, we all love sam. and he was a happy person. just constantly happy. he was a professional. he did a great job, uh, in his flying career, he was set to be married in october. my wife was looking at wedding venues just that very day that this happened. trying to lock that in. we were really excited about seeing where that family was going to go. i was really hoping to see some grandkids in the next few years that some more grandkids. so, uh, and we're really going to miss sam. but i want to say that, uh, there's 66 other stories i haven't, i haven't seen one one other victim that i wouldn't want to be friends with. and that includes the blackhawk crew. um, i just want everybody to know that that, you know, i have 20 years experience flying blackhawks and, uh. and i think that that crew is an honorable, good, uh, crew that just, um, you know, had some bad mistakes that that night. and, uh, i would say that everybody who's been in aviation long enough has made some mistakes. and just by the grace of god, we have not, uh, we have not ended in this way. so, like, they hit the opposite of the lottery. the chances of this happening were, you know, just out of this world. but, uh, you know, i know that when when sam's earthly life ended, when he hit the potomac. but his life was. jesus started right that minute. so that gives us some, uh, some comfort. and and the whole country seems to be mourning with us and that, you know, has been, uh, you know, made it just a little easier to to take. but i have been in contact with the u.s. army combat readiness center and the department of evaluation and. standardization. they're, uh, you know, for sam's legacy. we're we're going to try to make some positive change to aviation safety. and, uh, the ntsb, they've got a lot of work to do. it's going to be we're we're looking for a preliminary report you know, within a month, but also, um, it's going to be about a year before we know all the details and what the recommendations are going to be. so, um, i've called on the army to make some changes right away, and i've got some positive feedback from them. so far, and i'd like to see some things change that, you know, let's not wait a year to get going on this. let's get this the ball rolling right now. so for instance, uh, there's a military frequency and a civilian frequency. at at every large airport. i'm asking the army to stop using the military frequency and just talk on the civilian frequency. um, that way the jet can hear the helicopter. the helicopter can hear the jet. i'm asking the army to put four crew members on every blackhawk when it goes out for nvg training. i'm asking the army to revamp all the training that that's appropriate for this incident. like, um, distance estimation and depth perception and night visual illusions, amongst other things. and i've got a positive response on that, and i'm asking them to do a safety stand down and just make sure everybody gets retrained on that. um, yeah. >> you as you said, tim, it can't come fast enough for, for all of the families, but also for anyone who who flies, which is, you know, so, so many people where they are in the military or they are civilians. i'm curious what kind of communication that you have received, if any, about the investigation. are you hearing from investigators beyond your conversations with the military yeah, i exchange an email with the ntsb every single day, sometimes 2 or 3 times a day. >> i'm really looking forward to getting the, uh, to hear the voice recordings that were in the black caucus, that that crew lost situational awareness. and, and i think that all the clues to what happened and why they lost situational awareness are are on that voice recording. so as soon as that's available, um, i may have a lot more recommendations to what things we, uh, we can do right away to change. another thing that i would like to see the faa do right away, or as soon as possible, is to, um, make sure everybody that's operating this sort of airspace like this is the most controlled airspace in all of the united states. is that washington, dc? yet? this happened here. but i'm going to ask the faa to please, uh, require everybody to have a tcas system, even the military. and on an operational when they're using it, the only, um, time that i think that they should be able to turn it off is when it's absolutely operationally necessary for, um, for secrecy. if there's a real live mission going on. >> yeah, those are all really good points and things that have been discussed. certainly. but you're going straight to the faa and straight to the military to ask for this. i am curious if there is anything that you would like us to know about your son. i know he was about to get married, and you were looking forward to a joyous time, and now you are in the worst kind of mourning, a parent having to to bury a son. what is it that you want people to know about him? because now we know that that he was a pilot who was who was on the verge of starting sort of a new life. >> well, i you know, what? what can