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back in when crimea crimea was annexed, you had voices in the u. s. calling for a more robust military support of ukraine and it was the europeans who said no. so biden has taken a pragmatic view that this is just not something that the europeans and the americans will sign up to. um so they have to think of other things which are economic sanctions as hard as they possibly can be. that seems to maybe have had some impact on putin's thinking. um but this is the asymmetry that michelle was talking about. i mean russians will put troops on the ground, they already have um western powers won't but they'll do as much as they can to support ukraine. and and that's the tricky thing. i mean that's what we we want to avoid that in any case and this is what the diplomats are right now as we speak, working on what can they give russia that isn't sacrificing a core principle and sacrificing ukrainians what might be marcus, actually, i'm, my concern is that, you know the russian us talks on monday, nobody was really mentioning the minsk agreements. so they actual

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s. troops? or is diplomacy still viable option from the white house's point of view? >> well, president biden in the administration in general are a very fluid situation for any of their allies will tell, and are still trying to figure out what are right now the best deterrent and best parts to take. -- especially after you came out the press conference and said he is going to be traveling around the country and getting out the bubble more and to handle this crisis. there's a number of agencies in the administration that we believe that russia is going to invade the ukraine. that sort of attack is intimate by february. but, they really don't know. i think we'll learn more from capitol hill tomorrow. but again, they are putting more troops on alert. they are taking a more aggressive posture. but we sort of don't know because they have not made any official decision yet. >> yes, it's tense times. and in the middle of tense times, we've got this little blowup this evening. so earlier today at the white house, we mentioned joe biden's off mic moment with the fox reporter.

the u. s. entered into shifting alliances with other armed forces like here in burundi. shown rick. fate was among those who carried out secret missions with the help of the local military. he was tasked with preventing an assassination attempt being planned on bernice president according to ca, information it, but it didn't work. how i can't do it. he doesn't talk about his other missions. there are reasons for secrecy. when us soldiers get killed, their deaths have to be reported. they have military funerals. there they, they come back in flag draped coffins when contractors die. nobody really cares for years. i used to track the number of contractor deaths and it was very, very difficult to, to do it. i mean, in some ways, i also knew that i was being used for plaza deniability because i was doing very risky operations that they went poorly. the u. s. could disavow me, they said they never would, but we all knew that's easy for them rather than rescue me. they're called kite operations where

something that the u. s. essentially said could happen at any point if we look at the diplomatic side of efforts here, the u. s. secretary state secretary state is going to to russia as well this week to meet with his counterpart there. so gay love, what is your sense, how much space is there really for diplomacy at this point? it's very hard to say, i mean, one of the things that put in has been doing for years now is that he's always sought to stay unpredictable. so we do not know what his immediate goal is. we know, of course, his long term goals. he wants to extend the sphere of influence to regain some of that sphere of influence that the soviet union had any wants to bring ukraine back into it. but wish his priorities, which are his tactics. this is the big question, is everything already decided in moscow or not? and i think you're all these talks, of course they are meant to find out. oh, where is the point where we can still reach an agreement with russia or, or, or is everything already decided? muc

the u. s. point is the finger ready, ron. yesterday the united states, united kingdom and france, was at a detailed evidence to be i here demonstrating that the islamic republic of iran has been building a cover uranium enrichment facility for several years. this is that the flu. ron's leaders immediately suspected spies in their ranks compared to talk to orders were given to hunt down those who had disclosed nuclear secrets in the process. iranian intelligence came across an encrypted platform where c i. e. agents exchanged information. the iranians working, who were also very active in iraq, had somehow been able to compromise that system. if a run could crank the secret cia messages, the lives of hundreds of agents would be in danger. with a super computer generated high cryptographic systems, you need a super computer to attack it. a china has some of the worlds fastest super computers and good relations with iran. so it may be that the iranians passed the intercept over to the chinese. they processed it. they were able t

he also said that russia believes that nato and the u. s. will use will build up troops alongside its borders in the coming months and use the tensions with ukraine as an excuse to do so. the foreign minister said, that's really, they're just waiting for a response from nato about their proposal, and that they will not wait forever. the russians have made it very clear that they will decide when the time is right for them to take action, and that they will not indefinitely wait for a response. in the meantime, we've also heard from the spokesperson of president vladimir putting on thursday who also highlighted the fact that this week has really not been as successful one in terms of coming to any kind of a resolution about where to go forward. from this point, of course, the russian position is that the troops, they have alongside the border with ukraine carrying out to exercise as is well within their rights. and that they have reasons to believe that they need to be very much on top of their own security, and that they don't want nato to e

that's from a whistleblower who's spoken to r t about his job showing the u. s. war on terror. but he's currently in hiding from the taliban in fear for his life and even refuses to contact his family to keep them safe. he shared his story with arses on heard voices, project, lalellah. we live in a horrible situation. very bad conditions. be honestly, i am fed up with my life that's not about so i'm in hiding alone. underground. yeah, i can't go outside. i'm hopeless. i ask myself, do i have the right to live a peaceful life in my own homeland will not let me say strange. i wish i had been born in a different country. need a telling me wi? i a pillow top we had to operate our drones. i was an 8 alice today, and then the same at night there was a u. s. company and the afghan government assigned an agreement with him. he said we were employed by this company. they scam eagle with each month one pilots conducted $1720.00 drone strikes. it could be more than that, but not less with throughout all operations, we were not told about any civilian deaths. nobody told us that we had hit

but the u. s. naval base in cuba stands for human rights abuses and torture mohammed to old slaw. he was held to your for 14 years suspected of involvement in the $911.00 attacks, but never charged for a cry. he was brutally tortured and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder until today. few formats ago i woke up and i was shaking so skill because i saw my, my jacket, one of the door and i thought it was someone coming to getting. and it took me a very long time. some time i wake up, i cannot breathe defense council. anthony natalie represents an alleged al qaeda terrorist who arrived here in 2006. and since then has been waiting for his trial. every thing that made this country one that we could say was a free country that had equal justice for all has abandoned all of that. and that's sad, it's sad and i, i don't know how we're going to be able to recover. montana was built after the $911.00 attacks, as government aim for a forceful and rapid response. in the war on terror, america and its allies invaded afghanistan. the u. s. naval base at guantanamo bay, served as a pris

u. s. president joe biden also plans to send american troops to boost nato's presence in the region. u. s. defense officials warning that russia has deployed enough forces on ukraine's border to invite the entire country people in portugal, a voting for a new parliament to day to use sooner than scheduled. the early election was cold after a political deadlock on spending brought down the minority. socialist government polling suggests a tight race between right and left wing parties. will northern island is mocking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre. we vent events across the country. on this day in 1972 british soldiers shot dead, 13 unarmed civilians during a protest in the city of london dairy, also known as dairy, and the consequences of that can still be filled today. these people are commemorating one of the darkest chapters of the north northern conflict, one that unfolded 5 decades ago to day. thousands of mostly catholic processes had gathered for a rally against a new l

for instance, the u. s. has registered more than 880000 debts while in china, it's less than 5000 people. and in taiwan, less than $900.00 people have died. yes, exactly. so if we look at the mortality, it is indeed that helen has done, you know, amazingly well in this regard. but for the recent outbreak, dad, from the only cong variant, we see that, you know, the vars has reached through the airport, which is the 1st line of defense. so imagining that you know, for the de, from lying at the airport at the border, they have experienced this exhaustion after 2 and a half years of ours, stringent border control. so you have to think, you know, how can the entire society to move forward to seek you know, the balance of between us is tight stringent measures while keeping our health care facilities afloat, not overburden and still keep the mortality rate low. exactly. so professor font, does that explain why other countries like singapore new zealand, for instance, who had followed the 0 covert approach for quit

the house committee looking into the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol whining now its investigation members have issued subpoenas to 14 republicans from seven states that joe biden one in the last election. investigators say that the gop member sent in false slates of presidential electors in 2022 the national archives. they say it was part of an effort by former president donald trump's campaign to try and overturn the results of the presidential election. being off to add 11, a second booster shot now being offered in san francisco, but only for a certain group of people. we will have those details up ahead. and a barrier weather looks like a nice weekend forecast with some pretty mild temperatures, but we definitely need some more rainfall coming up and let you know if you have any rain chances to talk about in the five day forecast also had youth sports fundraisers are as american as apple pie. but some say one soccer teams use of sex toys to raise money. is just oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help

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s. air force veteran who served in afghanistan and iraq. you heard clarissa's reporting there. what is your sense of whether diplomacy still has a chance here? >> i think many ukrainians are waiting with baited breath to see what happens. it's a scary time in ukraine right now. and that's something something. some country has been at war now eight years. you have city officials in kiev preparing bomb shelters and reviewing evacuation plans for the city. air defenses are going up across the country. and civilians are banding together to defend their hometowns. many ukrainians now are starting to consider tough choices they may have to make in the coming weeks, such as whether to flee their homes in the dead of winter to ride out a possible russian siege. we are looking potentially at a major conventional war between two industrialized adversaries, a type of conflict that this continent hasn't seen in generations. the ongoing war has killed 14,000 people. that could happen in a couple of days with the type of conflict we're looking at. >>> what do the people want from the united

the u. s. since special forces on secret missions, including hunting down terrorists, partly with the help of private mercenaries, the iraq war was really the moment when the most powerful nation in the world, the united states put its stamp of legitimacy and approval on the notion that the nation state no longer has the sovereign control of organized use of force that it is acceptable for even veterans of the united states military to sell their us taxpayer funded knowledge and experience to the highest bidder. at the time, military veteran sean mc fate was studying at harvard university. i was running across campus late for us like a statistics and economics midterm study group. and i got a phone call and i literally went like this. you don't know who we are, but we know who you are. we have a job in africa that we think you can help us with. would you consider dropping out of harvard? i to do it will pay a flight ticket down to texas. we're headquartered. we'll talk about it in the 19 ninety

one reason like the u. s. of the u. k. so that if you have enough room, joyce, or board modernity, and also kind of space to support both in 2022 and bill i, let's bring you back in here because you're in london's, let's talk about the situation in europe. inflation. is it not? it's, it's, it's challenging european central banks could do if he governments then, perhaps winding down this stimulus packages. i think we will. and if we take the euro area and e b as essentially b did have its own q program, like we've seen around the world, it's called pat. and that's likely to be wound down by february of march of 2022. but they're likely to extend that q program into, by expanding another q program. they have called the asset purchase program a t p. and at the same time, it's very unlikely that e, c, b will raise interest rates unlike the fed. and the reason for that is the c, b has been scarred in the past by raising interest rates when inflation has spite of the back of supply chain issues. so, so i think europe does have a

now the u. s. supreme court said you can't do that. the president does not have the authority to impose these kinds of regulations on businesses. here is what was said in the supreme court ruling. although congress has indisputably given osha the power to regulate occupational dangers. it has not given that agency the power to regulate public health more broadly requiring the vaccination of 84000000 americans selected simply because they work for employers with more than 100 employees certainly falls in the latter category. it is instead of significant encroachment into the lives and health of a vast number of employees. furthermore, we have a situation where the health care mandate for health care workers has been upheld. now this was brought to the supreme court by a coalition of republicans and business owners and others who felt this was the government overreach, that this was the biden administration in the white house kind of stepping out of downs. now, we have a statement from the white house at this point, joe biden says he's d

the u. s. says western allies are on the same page when it comes to russian aggression against you create any russian military forces. move across the ukranian border and commit new acts of aggression against ukraine on that will be met with a swift, severe united response. you a secretary of state is due to meet his russian counterpart. 4 talks later today. also coming up. the 1st aid supplies arrive on the devastated islands of tong up food and clean drinking water are beginning to run short after a volcano. eruption and at tsunami hit the south pacific nation almost a week ago. and with one of the highest vaccination rates in the wealth, spain says it could be time to lead the way out of the cove at 19 pandemic. but some experts say it still to suit plus, flying into the record books. a 19 year old becomes the youngest woman ever to fly sole around the world will speak to zara rather rather thought and find out what propelled her to make the record setting germ. ah i'm glad others welcome to

three current and former u. s. officials say russia is moving blood supplies and medical units to the border. boxes. greg palkot has more from the ukrainian city of kiev. folks here in ukraine are still watching very closely the russian troops on the other side of their borders. the latest figures were getting from the government here is 130,000 soldiers are masked 20,000 more than last month. and fox news, confirming a report that russia has moved blood supplies and medical units close to the ukraine border, making me seem less like the exercises they're presented as pentagon now saying that russia has the capacity to attack with little warning and potentially horrific results. it's really all up to russian president vladimir putin. he's now saying that the us has not met his demands for nato and eastern europe and while his country they say has no intention of invading there's also no room for compromise. meanwhile ukrainian president zelensky continues to tamp the same thing down these fears of invasion, worried

the justice department and the u. s. department of agriculture also announced a new effort to better enforce competition laws. including a portal to report potential violations, which they aim to launch within 30 days and washington mall. the rivera fox news. gas prices are expected to continue to climb according to fuel projections by gasbuddy. the national average could reach $4 a gallon by the spring before relief or additional oil supplies arrive later this year . even then, the national average may not get under the $3 mark. the average household this year is expected to spend nearly $2400 on gas. industry analysts say prices haven't been this high since 2014 a nationwide nursing shortage continues to plague the healthcare system. katri south reporter jessica ari explains the impact on patients. need to care. in some respects, the new year seems a lot like the previous two years. this as the old problem of too few nurses continues haunting hospitals and health care providers. we have had a long standing problem with

so rotten that france even threatened to turn off the u. k. 's electricity supplies. but was this about more than simply making waves over fishing licenses? i suspect also about that. there are many reasons why right now are having a spot between the british and the french is very convenient for both for a minute, for the prime minister of great britain for the french president. of course, it is about more than fishing licenses, but 98 percent of fishing licenses that were applied for were already granted. the french thing is about 40 votes. it's is just something to sort of keep it alive for other quarrels between france and britain are all serious, but that one is, is completing the manufactured. even though the u. k. has now granted more licenses . french fishermen are still unhappy and continue to threaten british imports. now that brings us to another bone of contention migrants the u. s. wholly still struggling to find a way to deal with mass, illegal migration. but the brakes think francis found a solution. turning a blind eye to those who try and cross the eng

the u. s army is now offering bonuses of up to $50,000 to new recruits in order to qualify for the maximum bonus recruits must sign up for six years of service. the final figure will depend on when they agreed to ship out for training if they already have critical skills, and if they choose airborne or ranger posts. the head of recruiting command says that closed schools and the competitive job market during the pandemic have posed significant challenges. well another attempt to try to curb oakland's rising crime we're going to hear from the city councilman about his plan, focusing on untraceable guns known as ghost guns. and a barrier, whether another mile day out there with widespread sixties but you probably noticed the clouds moving it forward tonight. what does that mean for your thursday forecast will have the update coming up. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload sp

still the industry and its advocates say the u. s. is ambitious goals for offshore wind power can be achieved and also that they must be to keep you as clean energy targets incite kristin salumi al jazeera on the new england coast well, taxes for the history. so thank you very much. will it start with some news that tennis number, one of at joker, which will not well come out of france? the country sports ministers confirmed that non vaccinated athletes will no longer be able to compete in the country joke which was unable to play at the australian open, also being deported on sunday, following an 11 day legal battle of his vaccinations status as participation. the french opened in may, is now looking in doubts. he is the defending champion at roland carroll spurts under new rules which coming on thursday. no one can get into a sports venue without a vaccine pass or with joke, which unable to compete rough around the dollars the can to beat him to that record at 21st grand slam title in melbourne. the spaniard was up against marcus ge

the u. s . has, is providing another 200000000 of military age to ukraine that's desperately needed here. a face of these much superior russian forces at the border. of course, your credit has led with a russian annexation of each country for years. how threatened to people feel a by this latest russian troop build up there is a certain sense of alarm that something might happen, but there is no panic. we don't see panic buying, we don't see people stocking up on food. we don't see people exchanging or their money for dollars. for currency exchange is quite stable. as you said, people have learned to live with these threats. they're not oblivious to them. but it's part of what people have experienced and what people have also been preparing for. and i have met some of the people who have exactly prepared for this scenario . this is how martin use give has been spending her weekends in the past few months. she has joined ukraine's territorial defense forces of volunteer brigade designed to suppor

s. iran and the parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. iran is still increasing its storage and enrichment of uranium actions that may push israel to act alone militarily against the country. and this worn a more passive approach to issues that have the potential to start a war could be very dangerous. entering the new year. iran this weekend kept the rhetoric high while commemorating custom, soleimani. their top general that was killed in a us drone strike two years ago enjoy will not be given an opportunity for peace. the revenge for that assassination will continue. and they must not think that this amount of revenge is enough. no revenge will continue. the issue arises when rhetoric turns to action. we've seen continued iranian proxy action across the middle east. one wrong move could take the entire region to a broader conflict in jerusalem trade angst. fox news. twitter has permanently suspended georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor green's personal account for spreading misinformation about covid-19. twitter says green's account wa

al jazeera says it's an attack on press freedom, while the u. s. embassy and sit down says it's a step backwards for freedom of the press. and increasing number of british politicians are calling for the prime minister. orest johnson to step down of a government party is held during covey locked downs. now reports that johnson has drawn up crisis plans in order to hold on to his job. on wednesday he apologized to parliament for attending what he called a work event on the rest of the u. k. was subject to strict restrictions. an internal investigation is expected to be published as soon as next week and a mob or is falling developments in london and explains that boris johnson could be forced from the leadership. it's clear that the pressure is on bar is johnson like never before. now on sunday, the leader of the opposition labor party, his stomach, again called on him to resign. he said it was clear, the prime minister had broken the rules by attending a garden policy, which involved sending out invitations to stuff to bring your own booze. of c

so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody clean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul among them, wordpress positions sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrant children. whatever you do or more comes from home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past and the moral authority that made america with the shimmer of effective interrogation. ah, tennis superstar novak joke if it is that ported for less trillion after a quarter of holes, a controversial decision to cancel his reason, meaning the reigning 3 in a row champion, will miss the australian open, which starts on monday. the stories that ship the w

while the u. s. and u. k. prepare to send the troops to eastern europe, but not all nato members agree to weaponized ukraine. germany was slammed by allies for going against the blocks line while some spanish opposition party faith. it's not their country's war to wage. spain has no police in this conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all this is the pro cation of the united states and nato in an attempt to reshape the world order in which they are lose an influence. elsewhere this weekend to canada's prime minister is reportedly rush.

in tribal right to plagiarize extremely exciting because u. s. federally recognized tribes are not like states whose authority is underneath that of the federal government. they have a nation to nation relationship with the federal government which means. that our nations have sovereign immunity. and what that means and regular terms is that if a tribe adopts rates of nature law and that law is challenged by say a transnational corporation wanting to frack. that the corporation can't see the trial. we're ready to test it out. since the balkan nation adopted rights of nature into their tribal law the white earth band of the jetway have adopted the rights of man newman or wild rice and many other tribes are really interested and excited to build this movement. they're looking for the legal financial and capacity building support and that's what kerr and i are trying to build with our tribal rights of nature movement. so i hope that you're starting to understand the historical and monumental magnitude of what it meant when the ponca tribe adopted

from u . s senators today. as lauren blanchard reports, some are questioning how things are being handled as the us recorded nearly 1.5 million new positive cases just yesterday. boosters will play a major role in protecting our population, at least from severe disease. doctor anthony fauci of the national institutes of health and head of the cdc doctor rochelle wolinski, facing the senate health committee over the quickly spreading a macron variant has covid hospitalizations reach a new pandemic high. we're all alarmed. by how quickly i macron has spread lawmakers laying out where they believe the federal government has missed up during the pandemic. the way this administration rolled out boosters was a disaster. you created skepticism. and mass confusion. the cdc has been criticized for confusing americans with changing quarantine and isolation recommendations, but i just want to know straightforward if someone is exposed to or has covid-19, and they're vaccinated . what do they do? our science has demonstrat

and forget about the u. s. it barely even has one. so how to china do it? can other countries even come close to achieving the same? and what too expensive lizards have to do with it. di didn't invent high speed rail, but boy, if they adopted the idea i'm wrong with it. this is mark smith, otherwise known as the man and seat, 61. he runs one of the internet's most popular trend. so he rides a lot of them, like a lot by all now streets ahead of any of the high speed. all right, so in terms of the network they've built, it's incredibly one organized everyone on the high speed network has their own reserved seat and they've got all the boarding process is down. today you can get from basing to shanghai, a distance of 1300 kilometers in just 4 hours. you can go from north to south, from beating the quadrille in 8 hours instead of $22.00 on a regular train. and if you really wanted to, you could take a bullet turn to to that, a 3000 meters above sea level, with automated oxygen supply and tinted windows. so you don't get sunburned at such high altitude. so how w

i'm not here to say, radha this we're still addressing a very serious situation just this week , the u. s said new case records three days in a row, the cdc says the roughly 90 million americans who are still unvaccinated remain the ones that highest risk president biden on new year's eve optimistic americans are prepared to weather the storm, no matter how tough the challenge how high the obstacles we always overcome. this virus and tough but we've been tougher health experts are hoping will hit the peak of a micron sometime in mid january in atlanta. charles watson fox newe ground running this morning, taking mass transit to city hall for his first day in office. mayor eric adams rode the subway from his brownstone in brooklyn to the office. his first day was not without incident, though adams was chatting with new yorkers while waiting for his train and noticed a fight break out nearby. so he called 911. adams is the second black mayor in new york city's history and the first former nypd officer elected to the office. well, the new year has picked up right where the old one left off

s. secretary of state arrives in berlin for crisis talk.

a shot from space north korea's latest missile launch puts areas including the u. s . territory of guam within striking distance. ah, i there, i'm can vanelle, this is village. is there a lot from? doha also coming up. evans, who the rebels talk at the you a ye again, provoking counter attacks. china 0 cove at 19 policy on the pressure off the beijing reports more infections among athletes just days before the winter olympics .

we did $12 billion, the largest state rebate in u. s history last year, but this year will look to work with the legislature to try to be creative, and i think the inflation hedge will be a frame that i think is appropriate under the circumstances. that was spending on clean energy is part of the state strategy to battle climate change impacts. accordingly there's another 1.2 billion earmarked in the new budget, the battle wildfires. in the newsroom. gregory ktvu fox tuners, greg thank you if you want to hear more of greg's interview with governor newsom, just head to our website, newsome addressed state democrats proposal for single payer health system, among other topics. the state's political watch group dot excuse me. watchdog group says the donations solicited by the governor from big tech and other companies skyrocketed last year to $227 million. that's about 10 times the amount from 2019 the fair political practices commission says facebook gave the most nearly $27 million, mostly for gift cards to nursing home workers. blue sh

her older sister married a u. s. navy sailor, moved to america in 1985. brought 16 year old gerfa with her, hoping to give her a chance at a better life. >> she was so excited about the opportunity. i remember, she went to little caesar's pizza, it was the greatest thing, to get a job. >> she had a son, josh, went back to community college to improve herself. there she met a german immigrant named heiko. from then on, that was it. they were a family! she became a lab technician, heiko a maintenance man. they bought a house in the leafy neighborhood of lynchburg, virginia and had kevin. and the immigrant son became an all american kid. he was 14 that summer of 2011. smart, studious, and looking forward to the start of high school in the fall. >> he is this normal american kit, likes pizza, hotdogs, burgers, hang out with his friends, play video games, right on his state board. >> they lived frugally, saved their money. which is how eventually heiko could afford his used mercedes sportscar, and gerfa and kevin that vacation ship to the philippines. life was

the interpretation is dependent on what the founders intendedn,u what the language says, but what the progressives of t pro tthe day demand. then it becomes that on our side we actually have argumentso about what the constitution means,s, how its words should be applied to the case at hand . but their side believes the constitution is meaningless at best and racist at worst. our side respects the judiciary and the constitution. the role it has the left juste sees it as a tool to give them more power and when the court doesn't give them what theyey want, they threaten to destroy it. >> the president is being pushed by progressives and democrats to expand the supreme court, add more justices to the supreme court, put 15 16 m, 20 justices on the court bench and change the supreme right now to the nineteen member body. li wow. now the dark money bullies who pushed ryan to retire this year did so becauselo they know that they're going to losese the senate. let's face it, this may be c their last chanceha in many yeas to get the most radical nominee possible confirmed for them it's go time

but the u. s. p, i said, as if that act of aggression that has already taken place a very carefully listened to her statement where your me or her, the great her, i mean a traction of russia against ukraine, that they're all assuring us is going to take place in just a few weeks time, if not a few days time. we have been there however, is no proof confirming such a serious accusation whatsoever being put forward. however, it is not in preventing people from whipping up his from dairy. it is such an extent that an actual economic impact is already being felt by our ukrainian neighbors on your it wasn't, colleagues are talking that the need for the escalation. however, 1st and foremost, they themselves are whipping are tensions and rhetoric and are provoking escalation or the discussions about a threaten of threat of war is provocative in and of itself. you are almost calling for this. you want it to happen, you're waiting for it to happen as if you want to make your words become a reality. whether t

when the u. s. is reputation fell even further due to human rights violations and crimes like those committed at the, the grip prison. and due to drone footage like this, published by wiki lease, it shows an attack on mostly unarmed direct law fire. one of the victims was a journalist. the images were a propaganda gift to all enemies of the u. s. graduate claire, the days of the u. s. presenting itself as a moral role model were over. but it isn't the only country to wage war based on lies. when russia invaded ukraine and next crimea, i became increasingly interested in the disinformation campaign that ensued. i think it's absolutely accurate to say that you cry was the testing ground. ah, it was all about muddying the information's face, making it impossible to distinguish what the reality was about what was happening and ukraine the ukrainians were painted as the aggressors blaming the victim as a very common tactic, there was a lot of what about them? so claiming that the annexation of crimea was