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state on russia today, and with our t smooth neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said with hulu. welcome back to was a part of it. big check gal, vice president of the center for china and globalization mrc out before the break. we were discussing various implications of the war in the ukraine and many a russian and not not only russian thinkers, see it as part of a much broader rebalancing of the international systems burnt in part by china's rise. and china's struggle for now contains struggle with the west for influence and development opportunities. do you think these sign or western rivalry are which is primarily economic at this point, but also have security elements did. do you think there is a possibility of it blowing out openly? well, allow me to measure several since in the world of to day, china and russia has strong peace. and our long boil more than 4300 kilometers long has been peaceful, ever since. 1989 and the people to people relations between turn and russia are very, very solid. this is a fact, and no one should change this, and no pressure for any

state on russia today, and school ortiz spoke mckibbin, our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said with a welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered i'm funeral about when you were discussing rushes relations with the west. ah. ok, let's go back to bruce. obviously the odd man out here. that's why i want to make sure we hear your opinion here. do you want the you, what united states and russia, the west in general rush to have good relations? is that a goal? do you think is worthy? i think it would be outstanding. and peter, i appreciate your furnace and you know, always i always, always. yes, i do. i mean, i'm somebody who lives in the us, you know, the soviet in moscow during the soviet period. i've had a law firm in russia since 1998. i've seen the dissolution of the soviet union and everything good. that's half because of that, i'd very much like to see better relations between united states and russia. so how do we get there? how do we get there? well, you know, it's a very fraud issue. and the number one, i think that russian is to pull its troops out of ukra

even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said with a was recently munoz cards or not. if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a quarter. don't put your human symbol on display a little space each night. all right, so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies a mushroom, even your colleagues, and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll, russian, a little bit detail. glad to with is being a by needs to be able to conceptually party to sit extortion with finding a well yeah, we should have the whole, the bit of fiesta really pull me. you've got, when we reported a dispassionate come a you know, and you routinely story the august. well, yesterday, for tanya, that's how i feel kind enough when you put the ching, by seal grease polish and ukrainian historians have the different assessments of the numbers of victims on each side of things as well as different accounts of why it happened. but all agree that the volume tragedy was the bloodiest, ukrainian polish conflict in the 2 nations shared history pra

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the state on russia today and r t spoof, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. said with me, ah, with me. hello and welcome to was a part united. we stand divided, we fall. this may be one of the oldest and most popular motors in human history is cited in is up fables in the harry, puerto saga in the new testament. and of course in multiple speeches of american presidents, and that's true on the personnel or national level. would that also apply to the world of to discuss that? i'm now a join from beijing by aynara tank and senior fellow. and they tie her in said she had a great to see you're good to talk to you. thank you very much for time for you. now let me start with the idea that i mentioned in my introduction that a house and that's the biblical version. how that is divided against itself cannot stand.

the state on russia today and square r t spoof mckibben our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube said with mm hm. ah welcome back to wells and forth with alex. see it. you can call fresh as minister from the development of the forest, and the arctic minister, you mentioned the issue of their russian nor see a route a couple of times. and the russians try to just usually talk about it as you know, something that can turn russia into this logistical superpower. but i wonder if the recent experience of the air travel industry with many western companies and not only western companies, limiting their flights to an over russia. oh, for a bit of a cautionary tale in this regard. even if we develop it, do we have enough demand? well, i know it in big detail, every single project that needs loaded and sealed to export. it's a produce for, for to sense of that the liquefied natural gas, all the investment was already made. and then 5 to 7 years from now, we need to export $50000000.00 per year. the other one is oil by ro sniffed investment already made 5 to 7 years and other 50000000 miles. i

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even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube said with mm hm. with 7 people killed in the don, yet the people's republic as ukraine launches dozens of missiles at the area according to local authorities. as russian and lucon to republic forces advanced towards the city of lucy chanced, one of the cranes last stronghold in the region. 14 looked at who is fighting on the ukrainian side shows what they call themselves the death battalion that they were trained by western instructors who fought with machine guns, equipment, the food, everything they had was unfolded from the west. and as the conflict ryan's on a number of western media and the politicians move away from their previous key of will when stamps to questioning whether there will be a victory for ukraine at all.

even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube said we could push vicky this is chris with ah, ah, ah hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle writing for the pages of the new york times. joe biden says he does not want a nato russia war in the same article. he was unclear how the conflict in ukraine should end negotiations. do not appear to be a high priority in the meantime, the e. you agree to a 6 route of sanctions, all the while ukraine is losing on the battlefield. cross sucking the threat of escalation. i'm joined by my guess, charles or tell in new york. he is an invested writer as well as host of sunday with charles podcast in north florida. we have tom longo. he is a part he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog and newsletter and in paris because pepe escobar, he's an independent jew political analyst, the author specializing in eurasia high. gentleman cross sack rose and the fact that means you can jump any time you want and i would appreciate pepe. let me go to you 1st. i mentioned the president united states a my introd

machine, the state on russia today, and ortiz, that even our video agency, roughly all planned on youtube, said with a welcome back to his appointment. she there is or as professor at the institute of business management in karachi, pakistan, professor and just before the break we were talking about, you know, various developing countries suffering through war through sometimes economic aggression nowadays through our many sanctions. because you know that fuel and food prices are rising because of the crisis in ukraine, and many of the countries that have already very little resources have to pay a lot. now i mentioned in the beginning of our program that the 2nd world war, formally at least led to the end of colonialism. and i, i hear many experts here in russia suggest that we are now in a sort of a 3rd world war hybrid war. but the war and on the last g thing that war may change to any significant change in the way things are both economically and geopolitically in the world. absolutely. i think that, you know, in many countries, like you said, because of the war in ukraine, there are lots o

state on russia for date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. said lucas with mm hm. with bruton is the aggressor tune chose is war. today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. i think you chose a list of groceries as you speak on the new student. more streamlined the branding, all imports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions. i brush your has destroyed the american customers, boomerang, i way of suffering the i key interest really hitting people in the pocketbook. boys or girls was honest. there are you using your, your router.

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the state on russia today, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. and said with with mm, welcome back to was a portsmouth gave him up all had the for us such winchester rushes agency, bro, or international humanitarian corporation. do you think you were talking before about the need to come up with new methods and new ways of doing business? do you think you may need the new name for yourself to to make it more appealing, more easier for people. all really things are really very much bureaucratic. if we were an n geo, that would be much easier bought. so we are estates agency, so we need to do a lot. a lot of people work. okay, and you have to be true to missions as well. don't you think that some of the traditions are holding russia back and going into some of the lease? certainly we need to fight our crazy bureaucracy. first of all, as we, as for example, if we are needs to start some project like, you know, of funding a network of fresh and schools as for example, ah, 1st of all, what i get from the ministry of finance is that we are a state agency we can

state on russia today and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. and said with a twist with i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth. and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalists and the jews want you to do for we are violent towards those people because we believe that we're the superior race. we're here 1st and this is our pantry, guns, ammo, still tow doc martens, tattooing violence or just prerequisite to enter or exit free. walked off like you can see this looking to cease. i fear like he feared me being part of that movement. i got to feel a sense of power. when i felt powerless, i got attention when i felt invisible and accepted when i felt that level we had a strategy, we wanted to clean our image up and make our message more palatable to the masses. don't get tattoos don't shape your head, don't get arrested. go to college, joined the military, keep your head down, go mainstream.

we all banned on youtube. ah, said lucas, pushing big if, if even close with me. oh, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied, poland, virginia was a farming region. today. it's part of ukraine. between 943, a 945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in valeria, in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massacre is without doubt, one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. my al ukrainian politician was still reluctant to talk about these events, how to modern day ukraine and poland view this tragedy of the past. and why does the memory of aline still divide people? who is the aggression to day? i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions to day russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it? a number that's constantly growing up in your future. literally almost a cosigner. it's becoming bullying senior. mostly my lower washer were banding all in ports of russian oil and g

youtube. and it said with a question, did you think it requests with oh, when i was showing wrong, when oh please just don't hold any world yet. to shape out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah western sanctions have also put a total block on russian media in europe in america. the medical ration even allows calls to kill russian military personnel on its platforms. in response, moscow blocked matters instagram and facebook for many russian companies. they were important tools for promoting their businesses. what the all merge national. i got a little confused over here to sort of issue for, for over love and your buffy. i'm sort of whether we're kids not going to put his written utilization. even cooler, both owns a small furniture workshop in the moscow region, making metal frame shelving units, tables, closets, mirrors, and wood trim bol counters. his furniture has been sold, not only in russia, but also in germany and america. and what nicholas, which as usual, or feasible, or instagr

on russia for date and school ortiz spoke mckibben, our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pin said with a question, did you think it was with oh, when i was showing wrong, when oh, please just don't hold any world that he has to fill out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear i would like to take on various charlene with artificial intelligence real summoning the demon obama's protective phone existence with ah, welcome back to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle dramatically . we're discussing russia in the global south let's go back to beijing. i know it's really quite interesting. i been watching evers, particularly a sense of p

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online video viewing has exploded, teen say youtube is one platform they said they cannot live without, unfortunately a new report says the content kids watch also shorten diversity. you have probably heard about the chorus, whether most well-known and respected boys chorus in the bay area if not the world, they're about to head to europe for a unique tour. today you will hear from the executive director. today is a first day kids under five can potentially get a covid vaccine. to have been approved, one by moderna and the other by pfizer. joining us now to talk about that and other covid elements is the infections disease specialist. the joining us. >> thank you for having me on. kristen: let me ask you might -- my question, there is some confusion, there are two vaccines and the dosages and dosing schedules are different. please give us a d -- details. >> for kids who are younger, if they are under five, we have two choices, one is moderna. it is a bigger dose, one quarter of the adult dose. is given into shots. we have pfizer, 1/10 of the adult dose given in three shots. those are y

said to mr. meadows, copying a youtube link with the message, quote, why can't we just working with the italian government? the next day, the presidents chief of staff said the youtube link to mr. rosen, who forwarded to mr. donoghue. mr. donoghue, did you watch this video? >> i did, congressman. >> how long was the video? >> approximately 20 minutes. >> let's just take a look at a expert of that video, if we may. >> it's being said out of rome, out of italy, is that this was done in the u.s. embassy. that there was a certain state department guy whose name i don't know he had, i guess this is probably going to come out in italy at some point, and he was the mastermind, not the mastermind, but the, at any rate, the guy wanted the operation of changing the vote. and he was doing this in conjunction with some support from mi6, this ei, and this leonardo group. >> mr., what was your reaction when you watched that entire 20 minute video? >> i emailed the acting attorney general and i said, pure insanity, which was my impression of the video, which was patently absurd. >> mr. rosen, you are asked by mr. meadow

and clay actually said he plans to watch youtube videos of himself to help can help him get back intoampionship mode. as for which videos he said he usually watches game 6 clay. so super stars. they're just like the rest of us. >> a lot of fans hoping that gets back on track, that that would be awesome watch the best version of yourself. that's game 6. but thanks, kate. thank you, kate. >> still ahead, actor and uvalde native matthew mcconaughey speaks out about gun reform. has the country continues to try to heal from the recent mass shootings. and just ahead, kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live to break down. the numbers is governor newsom finds himself on a ballot yet again. across califo prices. boy, they have hit new record highs for the 11th day in a row. >> here in the bay area, we're paying for some of the most expensive gas in the entire country. our first charles clifford has details. >> across the country and here in california in the bay area, gas prices continue to rise. we're well past memorial day, but we're still seeing prices inching their

arestovych in one of his interviews with the traditional brands of feygin on the youtube channel feygin-live. he saidainian culture, friends, is too small to defeat russian culture and that is why we should give passports to all russians with a talented liberal who will move to us, i will enrich our small culture a doctor and a culture, and you and i will not get bogged down in our provincialism. well, also, the russians will help , according to mr. aristovych. i don’t know my dna. maybe someone is going to give birth to something out of the ordinary. and in general, how many russians should move here to improve our demographic situation, but let’s just say that not all ukrainians would like such an improvement in this way. well, of course, mr. arestovich said that russians are very important to us, so they moved here, enriched everything because they are the closest to us mentally and in terms of language and everything else, and it is interesting to note that he said that he personally would not allow this interference. passports, for example, and the arrival of good russians, he said, while i mean

said to mr. meadows, copying a youtube link with the message, quote, why can't we just working with the italian government? the next day, the presidents chief of staff said the youtube link to mr. rosen, who forwarded to mr. donoghue. mr. donoghue, did you watch this video? >> i did, congressman. >> how long was the video? >> approximately 20 minutes. >> let's just take a look at a expert of that video, if we may. >> it's being said out of rome, out of italy, is that this was done in the u.s. embassy. that there was a certain state department guy whose name i don't know he had, i guess this is probably going to come out in italy at some point, and he was the mastermind, not the mastermind, but the, at any rate, the guy wanted the operation of changing the vote. and he was doing this in conjunction with some support from mi6, this ei, and this leonardo group. >> mr., what was your reaction when you watched that entire 20 minute video? >> i emailed the acting attorney general and i said, pure insanity, which was my impression of the video, which was patently absurd. >> mr. rosen, you are asked by mr. meadow

thing tiktok taking on youtube for those of you that haven't watched a short, the product launched globally less than a year ago you can post videos under 60 seconds. google saidn shorts and youtubes in advertising plans and needs that boost after ad revenue fell short of expectations last quarter. not really apples to apples comparisons. it does speak to alphabet and the proposition as we go into another fed meeting what some guests say, diversification that can better protect against recession and rising interest rates. >> dee, i have been thinking about this since your interview with sundar pichai when he said we started with shorts, we have gotten bigger than that. youtube is in a class of its own for engagement on lengthy content. i don't think we've seen whether tiktok can match that. >> that would be interesting, the way in which auto play helps you move to the next video we'll see how it plays on longer form work. >> absolutely. meanwhile, carl, the nasdaq continues outperform, up 1.75% heading into an important afternoon. >> yep surprise build in oil inventories, that means oil, west texas is back to 117 or so. we'll watch that overall, fairly steady

like do a less somebody complaints if they complain of the essence and follow up, said others, but a complaint and youtube is forced to deal with it. but if nobody had complain, this could have gone on for a month. so what do we do? well, i think if there ought to be a transparency where whoever buys the advertising, we all have to know who's paying for you to know the whole marshall's receipt of cannabis commercials. we see the political ad here in the united states. we find out who's paying for the advertising, so at least we can make an informed decision. i think that's the minimum standard that you to should have to deploy. so the you and i know who's behind this campaign on the newly appointed head of the family youth and sports government departments in the city of get a song which is under russian control has been assassinated in a car. bomb. senior official demitrius of chain coat was killed instantly in the block, and the local administration branded the incident an act of terror by ukraine. 50 have seen a string of destination at them on newly appointed local officials, which have blamed them be

a tetanus shot is anyone ask the history and the skepticism to they goo on youtube to find out what their brother-in-law saidabout a tetanus shot? no but something about these vaccines because i think it's where we are as a people as a nation. everything is politicized. s it is sad for me it is scary for me i do not see much of a change in the short term unfortunately. so people have exaggerated the risks. they are rare, very rare reactions. much like other rare reactions to drugs. >> hello, thank you so much for your talk. your book is very fascinating. something about your concluding thoughts caught me offguard a little bit. depart reeves said people are ignoring the research and researchers should be appreciating their efforts to try to bring vaccine information to the public. i totally agree with that. i'm a health science library in. i have been assisting people to find information on the vaccine for the last two years. a lot of people who approach me vaccine hesitant are very well educated pit they provide their own research to counteract what i tell them. and a lot of the anti- vaccine movement counse

yeah i feel like -- >> is it optionality and is it a driver we've said that about youtube. undervalued. no >> i guess it is, maybe, but not anymore. i think the valuation of those properties iscoming down, right? so i'm not so sure i do think the transparency it's brought has helped the valuation a lot and the financial engineering. one we didn't mention that is doing a split, jnj, it's going take a long time, but consumer part of their business i think will be interesting. >> yeah. guy, which split have you heard about that you're a fan of >> jnj's interesting let me throw this out there to be the countervoice. if you need to split your company up in order to unlock shareholder value, then you're running your company poorly. you're not telling your story well enough. the street clearly doesn't understand that's my take on the whole thing. like, why do you have to break it up in order to get rewarded for it tell your story better and maybe the stock market would start rewarding you for the company that you have. just throwing that out there because why not. >> i think of ac

we understand that youtube is enough today, uh, well, as i said, the second tv, for our citizens you the first we relate veshano to this story , we want an ideal situation for us, so that the audience from youtube would organically flowed to russian platforms. such as vk videos such as rutube, and we see this flow going on, we see how, uh, bloggers transfer their content to russian platforms. it is important for us that russian platforms in competition became stronger. uh, to compete with youtube. and for this they must be better than people, they must offer convenient monetization. they should be convenient in terms of content moderation. content moderation should be instant, but there are a lot of aspects and i hope in this competition, but you don’t know it, it’s not a matter of one day of the week there, it’s a process according to my hmm estimates. well, it's been a few years. and in general, you know, we are preparing a bill. we'll bring it in soon regulation of recommender services platform, this draft law is aimed at transparency to increase transparency, so that they can see

said. there are offices here, headquarters to youtube, walmart is here, i'm told that explosive ordnance team is coming out to remove what is here. but exactly when that might happen is unclear. in the meantime, of course, motorist and folks around here are asked to avoid the area. reporting live in san bernardino, christie smith. >>> right christie thanks for the update. so voters in san francisco have a chance to decide on increasing affordable housing in the city. details of the new proposal that could help many make it in the bay. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, we will keep an eye on what becoming the next couple of days and of course for the weekend. >>> right now airlines under increasing pressure to prevent more chaos and cancellations as the summer busy travel season gets underway. and an american and joining the isght in ukraine when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect eve

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we then merged with rumble which as i said is a youtube competitor and an aws competitor, but that's those are only a couple pieces if we're really gonna build a parallel economy. you need payment processors so that we're not all stuck on stripe, which is the main ubiquitous payment processor right now, but i also i acknowledge this in the book too, and i've had many people on my show to talk about this. that there are many ways to skin a cat so and i've discussed this even with tucker carlson on his show where he comes from a position where he wants to use a little more government intervention to you know, break up big tech now you can talk about many layers of that so there could be. okay. do we want to regulate big tech meaning quite literally, you're gonna send government regulators into the offices of google and facebook and government regulators who are probably not the brightest and best are gonna have to figure out what's going on with the algorithms and how they're manipulating us and they're going to regulate it to me that makes almost no sense. it's it's it's a nice pipe d

youtube in russia should not be blocked, said in an interview with rbc , the head of the ministry of tics, maksut shadayev, instead, he called for russia to have its own competitive platform . maksut shadayev called the closure of youtube the last step, which always has a bad effect on competitiveness. the head of min figures also spoke out against punishing the use of vpn services that allow you to access sites blocked by the authorities. he called it a reasonable compromise. one side. the use of vpns is contrary to state policy, but on the other hand, the possibility of using these services, but the popularity of vpns in russia has grown after the country blocked instagram and facebook, owned by meta, which were recognized as extremist in russia . by the way, in the country and twitter maksut is a masterpiece. he says that after the blocking, the traffic of these three social networks decreased five times in russia, that is, in 80% of users and the minister's words are inconvenient. turn vpn on and off all the time , and at the end of march, in mid-may, the fraction of the oppositio

the mother of music entrepreneur and youtube star jamal edwards has said his death was caused by takingn with talking about what the people of this country want to talk about." we'll be bringing you the reaction throughout this morning's programme. let's go to geeta who's at college green in westminster for you yes we are speaking to as many mps that would like to talk to us, anyone in westminster that wants to make their voice heard they are welcome to meet us here on college green. it has been very interesting to see that quite a few people have gone quiet, perhaps trying to work out the light of the land, who voted in which direction. it is clear that the prime minister is safe now, he has one victory and his supporters said that even if he had won by one vote he would be safe. 0f said that even if he had won by one vote he would be safe. of course, he is not going to have an easy time in the coming days and weeks, there are by—elections ahead later this month, many are worried that they will lose, the conservatives will lose, at least one of those seats. the mechanism to dislodge a