sanctions against russia, we are adding to the conversation on this topic economist and editor e-e vox ilona sologub and ms. ilona, ​​good night, let's sort it out. this is the moment, because ah, many people. well, we have seen this news, but no one has yet globally understood the consequences of wartime, and the european commission after britain, it adopts such a decision and proposes to suspend the quotas for imports from ukraine for a year, and the consequences of this for ukraine and the world economy. i think that there will be no significant consequences for the world economy, but for ukrainian manufacturers, it will be cheaper for them. supply your goods to the european union well, then customs duties and quotas, customs duties were low enough even before that, but of course any cancellation of artists there makes the supply cheaper for our manufacturers, and with regard to quotas, this means that simply in life, goods that were previously supplied within a certain quotas without duties and then already over the quota with duties it is mainly grain to smoke for honey i.e. food

she bought a t stuff e could when you suddenly rebrand the quick, put those to near o vino vox don't store unusual dam. did you see what i said? you may need me when you can go to school with web. she's gonna go out of nature. i need you pie. we give you guys some places to live a surprise, a little bit, don't book the car for the less you should students can go to new york. she, you know, she does go at a different i go to bus, go any is not spoiler. and so if we would be to lee good and then my daniel, we still need to, you repeat san listy. i would love to talk to us, carolyn, trinity, when you might just my listing cause again your story along with the one with the little fish because it in your still do, i mean it's a huge to him. like could we for sure, what's gonna cause a good the story of don bass residents being victims of russian propaganda is gaining momentum at the state level. this point of view is still popular, particularly with militants in the ukrainian nationalist volunteer battalions. symptom of lawns, can they in scope with it? you just know what unit brumley mos

as vox log us. and i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees pushed him to mos numb echo from heter tourism tight point done via her design for far less ish tv isn't oh, the magnet folks gave me well, and i guess he wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino field. is one well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2 o m t. well miss you and us mocked. think it

also in spain, where you've got the vox party, which came third in the last election, they'd be pretty months ago, poland was really in the sights of the european commission here. the polish government was accused of, you know, overriding european law. the ramifications, the repercussions across europe would be massive. and i guess it all boils down to this test of electorates around the world, that, if you ask them to shut their eyes for a second, can they imagine marine le pen going into the elysee palace the day after voting as their president? it's easy to forget, at a time when there's a war in one part of europe and political turmoil in another, that other parts of the world are currently enduring crises which threaten their entire future. in sri lanka, the economy is in meltdown and the government is defaulting on its payments of foreign debt. how bad are things getting for ordinary people there? rajini vaidyanathan is our south asia correspondent. things really are dire here. you've notjust got people who were already in poverty finding themselves in a difficult situation. you'

u has been imposing on russia. charlie, thanks very much for taking us through all vox r t z. your corresponding charlotte davinsky. ah, no, the pentagon said it cannot independently verified a notorious footage from the ukrainian time of butcher that quote, we have said even before that the russians were going to be brittle. as we mentioned earlier, moscow has called the accusations of atrocities in butcher a stage provocation. ortiz worlds apart hosts stock, santa boy, to join me earlier. here in this today to discuss her heart rendering imagery that was being used to manipulate public opinion. there is a whole genre, cold atrocity propaganda and emerged. well, well, i would say that even, you know, a couple of centuries ago. but with the emergence of broadcast television, it's been very popular. and i think one of the most memorable examples, maybe our viewers, remember that the so called nariah testimony, the testimony of a 15 year old simple girl from kuwait who was with tears in her eyes telling stories about how iraqi soldiers were you know, pulling babies from incubato

vox reports that the house committee may recommend criminal charges against trump. >> what is the likelihoodefore the mid terms? >> i don't at this point have vessel faith in attorney garland being aggressive in response to wrongdoing we saw it request district attorney bragg, to basically say -- not to say, but to say in the opinion of the people doing the investigation, this was just too hard of a case to bring. i will be shocked in the january 6th committee didn't come to that cleese. they can recommend charges, but can't bring them. >> carlos, let's go to the biden administration announced friday it's planning to end title 42 in may. it's a trump-era public policy that made it harder for migrants to seek asylum in the understanding in the name of fighting the passengers. >> this decision could trigger more chaos at the border. that's why senators asked the administration to not take the step at this time. immigration policy is a lot about communication, and what kind of messages oar sending to people all over the world. by the way, the migrants themselves are victims. the people who will

. >>> joining us to discuss, the ceo of vox check. an independent fact organization. he's also serving in the territorial defense. your country was already providing this important service. fact checking russian disinformation about the war in ukraine. so why was it important for to you also join the ukrainian armed forces? >> yes. thank you. it is a unit for the organization. and yes. before the war, starting from 2015, i was working with disinformation, disinformation narratives, coming not only from russia but from other countries. primarily russia and china. actually, but yes. the last two years, working facebook and continuing to work with facebook, countries with disinformation. there is a lot right now. i think u.s. also got that part of the, of this disinformation. >> so you fought against the russians as they were advancing on kyiv. what was that like? >> i think it was, it felt really scary. it was my first night in territorial defense forces. i was, i don't know what i'm doing. what we're going to do, and a lot of guys with me was actually, felt, with a qgu

vox has already said hunter biden's whole career is being joe biden's son. what just the news is saying. we don't have the emails and text. this is according to just the news. we haven't verified it. they're reporting hunter biden and his associates targeted a russian oligarch for as much as $200 million in deals. she is the widow of the former mayor of moscow. she is a reportedly an only backer in plastics. they helped her get a bank account at jpmorgan chase. then she wiredded 3 1/2 million dollars to a firm run by hunter biden's business partners. again the same month joe biden was named obama's point man on ukraine. how did this happen? >> again i think it was a concerted effort by hunter biden and his business partners and his people and whether the vice president did it knowingly or he did it by turning his head and pretending he didn't know, either way the office is complicit. listen, let's call this what it is. it is selling influence. hunter biden has no specific energy expertise. he wasn't put in there because of his degrees in energy and coal and

what has happened in the years since the fact now celebrities can basically buy twitter followers or voxnormous influence on people's thinking is what is real and not, given the fact the entire business model came out of a resistance and a pro-democracy movement? >> you know, there are parts of it that i am incredibly proud of and stunned by most of the way in which black lives matter has used it for organizing, the way in which people in the arab spring used it to communicate their movements to the outside world and things that are completely depressing. the byline for indymedia is you should be the media. at the time, passing like a radical statement. now that we have being their own media, we see there is a whole other side of albums we need to face. -- whole other set of problems we need to face. we have used it to change the world. unfortunately, it empowered a bunch of people who had views that were right-wing authoritarian, racist, homophobic views that have been silenced by the mainstream media , a bunch of conspiracy theories, and will give everyone a microphone. we need better

their positions, help now pave the way for jackson to be confirmed by the end of the week as vox is laurennchard tells us jackson's domination moves forward despite a tie vote in the senate judiciary committee. meeting with senators judgment tangie brown jackson continues to move through the confirmation process , even as a senator's flight delay pushed the senate judiciary committee's vote on her nomination monday. we're in a different position because this is not a run of the mill ordinary vote. democrats on the committee need every last member of theirs because of how split the two parties are on jackson. she is inching closer to becoming the first black woman to serve as a supreme court justice. i think she's a good person. but i cannot support her. most republicans say they oppose jackson because of her record on sentencing. if you are a criminal you would be lucky if your case is assigned to judge jackson. democrats say republicans aren't basing their decisions on the nominee. this is frustrating experience. to see this happen. judge jackson is not an extremist. she is not out of the

on the left, but particularlyy not today on the subject of viktor orban, a seniorhi correspondent at vox offeredsen this assessment on twitter quote for the whole country to be dumbed down by propaganda, it's crazy. they literallysy. brainwash peoe in the countryside. they just repeat the stateus mediat stock lies.nl there are only a handful of independent media outlets and they are hard to find. this is too great. they're always talking about themselves. meanwhile, back in the united states, silicon valley ceos openly admit they suppress any speech t the democratic party doesn't want to hear. here's for example, twitter'ses' new ceo. our goal is not to be bound by the first amendment, but our rule is to serve the organization and our move moves are reflective of things that we believe lead to a healthier public conversation . the kinds of things that we we do do about this is to focus less on thinking about freee speech but thinking about how the times have changed. one ofng the changes today that we see is speech is easy on the most people can speak where our rulers particularly emphas

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