george you some right that excellent peter. i think that's exactly what the russians saying, which is that we have been saying the same thing to you over and over again starting from 1991. when a go or assurances from the west of the west will not expand into space left. i believe the withdrawal so ok and you know, with complaint again and again the west is treated complaints with content and just say, you know, you lost the cold war, you know, then the brakes. and now that the geopolitical situation has changed very much in an adverse fashion. where was this so playing this game of coming up with these silly, legalistic arguments like, well, every country has the summer and right to decide its own security arrangement. and in any case we, we never promised you anything. and even if we didn't promise you anything, we didn't put it in writing. and in any case, there was a defensive alliance. how much it made span all the way to central asia. the chinese all is still a defensive alliance. and so coming up with this kind of nonsen

i'm peter labelle . there's no such thing as unilateral security. all real security is always collective. this is precisely how russia abuse, endless. western hostility and nato expansion to the east. moscow is presented ways to avoid conflict and assure all security is the west asleep at the switch. ah, discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, marcus papadopoulos in london. he is a historian analyst, an author of the book, arise, receive the return of russia to world politics. and in budapest we have towards m u l. e is a podcast to read the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals are generally crossed up rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i start out in budapest year. george, it's been about a week now since out of the russians have sent 2 proposals to the united states and nato. we've gotten mixed reactions from the foreign policy blog. a peer, apparently. in july, there'll be some kind of talks in geneva again, really, you know, that information on that. and it seems

so quite frankly, peter, a pledge from nature even in writing is absolutely yes. no charge to find another way to find really frustrating. you know, we've been talking for 6 minutes and 3 seconds already in this program. and all of us have mentioned dates, agreements, or conversations that are documented, i mean, and then i look at western coverage and all of this and none of it. but, i mean, we're sourcing this all the time on a microscopic level. and again, you know then, so the well, we never said, nathan, when expand what is that supposed to mean? and why should i care? i mean, is natal into international law as it's the prism in which the globe sees it security? absurd, but they don't. they want us to believe this. george, i'm frustrated. i think you have absolutely right. now that has been a create. and of course, what, why does the getting away with it for 30 years? is that they were convinced in 998, that russia is now a hopeless weak basket case. it's not half of the size of the soviet union. it doesn't have any kind of economic clout. and you could just

ah, hello welcome, i'm peter w, watching out to the are alive from headquarters here and also coming up the she socialite gillian maxwell is found guilty of grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused by the american financing. jeffrey epstein. fighting intensifies between me and mars military and ethnic rebels forcing thousands of people from their hopes and a decade after kim john came to power. we looked at his rule over north korea and where the country may be heading next. ah, delta and army chrome, variance of koby 19 fueling. what the world health organization is calling a sou nami, of cases sweeping across the globe. on average $900000.00 new infections being reported each day. no continent has been left untouched. many countries including the u. s. australia, bolivia, and several european nations are hitting new records. france has, for example, reported 200 a 1000 new infections, the highest ever recorded in your that to you infections every 2nd. the government has made masks mandatory outdoors in paris. worried about the economic impact of forcing millions of people to wo

peter oliver told me more earlier. the courtier in berlin ruled there to well sentenced vadim kasey cove to life imprisonment for his role in the murder of zaman hunger fairly back in august of 2019 anguish, really was shot dead in a central berlin park in provide and hunting down that sentence. the court said that the killing had been carried out at the behest of the russian government. this is something that moscow has denied since the arrest was made of cassy cove. now it prompted analynn, a bare bach, the new german 4 ministers to summon the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry here and which she told him, but swell to rush and diplomats would be being declared. persona non grata. these are much in startling as murder on behalf of the state as determined that a quite a, represent a serious violation of german law and of germany sovereignty the russian ambassador was informed that the members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy were being declared undesirable. while maria's account of her spokesperso

so we know this is all the tricks and you're absolutely right peter. they refused to recognise nicaragua, they continue to sanction their the entire country. people are living in dire need right now i just got back from there. i also got back from under as, and we were really covering that as well in elections as well. the united states is refusing to recognize any of these countries and the job by the job, by them is in charge. really. that's the point i want to make. this is the continuation of the u. s. department, and of course their foreign policy. this is really nothing to do with the mocker. see, it's more of an, it's more of the tricks. and by the way, the united states government, the united states military, is very rich in talking about democracy when they're jailing journalists like julian assigned. and i mean, it's just, it's just to larry us to, for them to talk about a summit on democracy. when in reality the united states is the number one, you know, per persecutor of journalists and any sort of descent. and they're basically trying to f

i'm peter lavelle . you as president joe biden is hosting a virtual global summit on democracy. apparently, washington intends a nuclear said to save the world for democracy, at least as the foreign policy blob understands this political term. critics of this study claim, it's all about strategic polarization and an attempt at values based diplomacy. ah, cross sucking democracy summit, i'm joined by my guest, scott ritter and dollar. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector in orlando. we have fiorella, isabel. she is an independent journalist and co host of the convo couch. and here in moscow we have alexi. now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council, or it crosses rosen effect. that means you can jump any time you want. now is appreciate scott, let me go to you 1st year. what's the point of best summit? i mean, i am really at a loss. i mean this is, it's not if it's like 1950 or 1980 and the cold war is still going on. and can you actually in a, have a, a, a principal, a union uniting principal around democracy i

well connect across that were all things are considered on peter la bell. this is the home addition to remind you were discussing some real news. ah, let us go back to maxine here in moscow. let's change gears over the past, alina sanchez. and that the fact that the, the julius, i should be expedited to the united states as someone is much closer to reality. now, with the court's decision in the u. k. the, the interesting thing about what's his expedition fight against being sent to the united states. if this happened, this trial happened. court proceeding happened during the quote unquote democracy summit. joe biden was leading an international human rights day. i mean, the irony of ironies here i am covering the story. i have covered it from the very, very beginning because most western media don't want to cover it in the irony of that is that they love julian. aside for years they love weekly leaks for years. and now journalists to turn their back on him on the day of an international human rights. he's a prominent person that has been denied his the hyp

sex trafficking trial charges against the former associate of the american financing and convicted peter file jeffrey epstein included sex trafficking of underage girls, his gabriel elizondo. it took the jury 5 full days more than 40 hours of deliberations. he lane maxwell guilty on 5 of the 6 charges she faced convicted of grooming young girls, her sexual abuse by her former boyfriend, jeffrey epstein. and even sometimes joining in the british socialite remained calm and whispered to her lawyer and drank a sip of water. as the verdicts were read out, outside court maxwell's friend, lee, saffron, a regular throughout the trial, and he left with our comment to chance to give a reaction to the verdict for the prosecution. the verdict was a welcome relief. the road to justice has been far too long, but today, justice has been done. i want to commend the bravery of the girls now grown women who stepped out of the shadows into the courtroom. their courage and willingness to face their abuser, made today's result. and this case possible, the trial attracted enormous global attention, wealthy a

we bought all the schools deals with peter. that's right, so we'll have the latest action from the 2nd national say, says australia build a big school against england. and as livable, big new castle, we ask how long the premium can keep going. i mean, the latest code the 19 outbreak. ah ah ah oh, for welcome to al jazeera, special coverage of the fee for arrow cup the tournament dudley up of the major warmup event for the casa world cup. next. yeah. hello, are you still with covered 19, once again, starting to impact sports all around the world. but we still got plenty coming up, including we'll hear from one of afghanistan's greatest football, the exports on her fears for the game and for women in her homeland will also bring you the latest ashes, cricket action as australia build a big school against england on day 2 of the 2nd phase, where we start with the latest wave of covert 19, which is hitting sport all over the world. these are pictures from the n h l game between the material canadians and the philadelphia flyers in

guest: peter defazio is such a remarkable legislator and friend. he will be greatly missed. he served more than 35 years here in the u.s. house of representatives. he is beloved at home by his constituents. he will be sorely missed. i do thank him for his decades of service for being a friend and mentor and a fierce advocate for the people of southwest oregon. i wish him the very best in his retirement. he will definitely be missed, this specially with issues like chance rotation and infrastructure, which he had the honor of leading the effort for that very important committee. also i worked with him on natural resilience issues. he has been a wonderful colleague. i wish him well. host: 19th democrat to do so. what is your confidence after the midterms the democrats will remain in power in the house of representatives? guest: we will do everything we can to remain in the majority. we will see what happens. when you look at the policies and the values we stand for, a better future, really looking out for the rights of people, the rights of people to make reproductive health c

peter: we did. we sat there. and -- yamiche: we have an experience. peter: we did. and i think -one of the things that's really interesting is even though mark meadows has said i'm not going to cooperate he's already given them some documents and already pretty revealing. for instance, text messages that they have in which meadows trades message with a member of congress on november -- i believe 6 before they even had declared the election for biden, talking about substituting electors in states that they wanted to challenge. and he says i love it. according to the committee. that shows how early they were already talking about finding ways to upend the system and change the result away from what the certified results really were. and i think we're learning so much more every day and every week about the quonseted effort to -- concerted effort to topple a domestic system and your visitors asking about a free and fair election are raising a scary but important point. the truth is it was a free and fair election. but now the president -- former president has convinced

peter wenger of the ethics and public policy center. nearly a year after making history as a nation's first female black vice president. watch washington journal live at seven eastern morning on c-span or c-span now, our new mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> next, a hearing on police seizing property for alleged crimes. known as civil asset forfeiture, legal experts assess the impact this practice has on citizens and the federal government's role in possible arms -- reforms.

i'm sure everyone certainly hope so professor peter ching hung in san francisco. thanks very much for your time. merry christmas. merry christmas. rebecca, thank you. i can it's 10 now to some other stories making headlines around the world in bangladesh, at least 39 people have died after a crowded ferry caught fire in a river near jello. cathy some 250 kilometers south of the capital duck up and a st. most of the victims died in the fire. others drowned after jumping overboard to try to flee the flames. by ging has denounced a law signed by us president joe biden banning imports from china chin jang region of allegations a forced labor. the chinese foreign ministry says the bill quote violates international laws and interferes in china's internal affairs. and according moscow has find google and meta, the parent company, a facebook, more than $100000000.00 for they repeated failures to delete content that russia dames illegal rational fourteens have increased pressure on big tech companies. and what critics claim is an attempt to gain title control over the inte

when economists, peter earl told us that higher inflation drives people to take on that there's a view that low level inflation is, is good for the economy. i'm not sure i subscribe to that, but certainly the kind of inflation we're seeing now is a very pernicious that makes life down as many aspects of the economy and may wait in the pandemic. or rather, the central bank in response to the band i make is the main factor that's creating the place right now. last year, the federal reserve increase the years money to supply by between 30 and 40 percent . and the root cause inflation is lots of money chasing the same are fewer goods and services. so that's the main one that is going to try to lift interest rates to tap down this in place, but they can't do they stop to open market bond purchase, as they've said they won't stop back until april or may of next year. so it's gonna be a while this employees may get a bit higher before they're able to do that. it will really benefit from high inflation, systematically our, our creditors. because if you take debt and inflation rises, you wind u

have their funds from sponsorship and commercial revenue under the direction of executive director peter jennings. who is himself clear where the blame for increasing tensions lies. militarize themselves pharmacy, posing china's authoritarian control in hong kong, threatening taiwan and japan on a daily basis. china is the strategic problem in the region and back to the point. the thing thank is now partnered with the social media joint, helping to decide and coordinate what information users have access to and what is sensitive so much for an opponent, analysis and serving the public conversation is little wonder that some question whose interests does this really serve stresses that its goal is to ensure the integrity of public conversation. while we spoke with alexandria, bruno and independent political analyst, he says there's so much more to it than that. there is a climate of tension. geopolitical tension already surrounding that. so it's not surprising that twitter is very happy to comply to the you the, let's put at the u. s. mainstream or the deep state view. i'm not surprised a

your thoughts, marcus, let us be and presently clear about something peter, the crisis over ukraine is in the short term on accounts of the west engineers who in here in february of 2014, which proved west and the russian government to power. and in the long term, it is a result of an expansion into eastern europe and into the old states. something that the americans firmly assured me call, which off in 1990 would not happen. in the event american secretary of state james baker said to gorbachev, quote, not one inch eastward, but alas, the naive, incompetent fool that gorbachev was never demanded of the americans that they put back in to rights in now turn into the kremlin demands. they all the demands for any self respecting country would make, namely, a ride in the clenches in rights, and that it will not admit ukraine moved over ga, into its ranks. and secondly, that nato will withdraw its forces from the russian border. now, nature is actually obliged by the nato. russia found an act 1997 to not have its forces in eastern europe and also in the baltic states. which brings me on to

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have their funds from sponsorship and commercial revenue under the direction of executive director peter jennings. who is himself clear where the blame for increasing tensions lies. militarize themselves pharmacy, posing china's authoritarian control in hong kong, threatening taiwan and japan on a daily basis. china is the strategic problem in the region and back to the point. the thing thank is now partnered with the social media joint, helping to decide and coordinate what information users have access to. and what is sentence it so much for independent analysis and serving the public conversation is little wonder that some question whose interests does this really serve? britain's royal college of midwives has said, sorry for its latest supposedly inclusive guidelines which make no reference to women or mothers, but only to postnatal. people responding to complaints the college called data and oversight. the organization had taken advice from the controversial pro diversity group, stonewall a former n h s nurse. we spoke to say the lobby group or the r c. m itself has no right to tell

let us be and classically clear about something, peter, the crunchy. so ukraine is in the show on accounts of the west engineers who in care in february of 2014, which pro western and russian governments of power. and in the long term, it is a result of the nature of expansion into eastern europe and into the baltic states . something that the americans firmly assured me call gorbachev in 1990 was not captain. indeed. then american secretary of state james baker said to go, but joseph quote, not one inch 8th, 2 baths. alas, the naive, incompetent food that gorbachev was never demand. it'll be americans that they put back in writing. now turn into the criminal and demands they all the demands for any self respecting country would make, namely, about nato puts into rights in the pledges in rights and that it will not admit ukraine moved over georgia into its ranks. and secondly, that later will withdraw its forces from the russian order. now, nato is actually obliged by the nato russia found in act 1997 to not have its forces in eastern europe and also i

now, peter, you were right. it has gotten worse. do you think it's going to get even worse from here? well, absolutely. you know what we're experiencing now is the tip of an inflation iceberg . there's a lot more beneath the surface and you know, when jerome pow began using the term, transitory. i said at that time that he was incorrect, that maybe he was lying, that there is no way. it was transitory that it was here to stay. and that it was getting much worse. it took him a long time to finally acknowledge that the inflation is not transitory or though at this point, he's pretending he's going to do something about it. in reality, the feds going to do nothing but make it worse. and it almost like de paul was actually saying, well, maybe trans story was the wrong word. let's find another word for temporary and that's what we'll say. but the fact is that claim was just justifying continued efforts to pump free money into the economy as the fed has done over and over and over again. what has been the effect of that specially througho

ed asner, peters. go laurie, how holbrook cloris leachman sicily tyson, jessica walter and charles groan started on the big and small screen committee. and jackie masons the world. according to me, one a tony award and, and, and it was 161 man shows he wrote and performed on broadway. but his stand up back on the ed sullivan show was cut short. so president lyndon johnson could announce that he would not seek re election before his decades on network tv, john a willard scott was a d j until the weather on tv here on washington, where he was the very 1st ronald mcdonald. but wait, there's more, there always was when ron po peel invented the tv infomercial. the hock is other ron co inventions it slices dices, set it and forget it. ted kennedy might have become president if he had a simple answer to the most obvious question. why do you want to be president? well, i'm after years at cbs news man, roger mud, co anchored nbc nightly news and meet the press and went on to p. b. s. and the history channel. he

is peter shift of euro pacific capital. now peter, we want to start here by playing a clip of your prediction for inflation this year. take a listen. i think it is going to get worse before it gets much worse. well, i mean, the inflation pipeline is pretty full. in fact, if you look at the p p, i numbers that came out today in the 1st 10 months of the year. producer prices are up 8.3 percent annualize that for the full year and that's 10 percent increase, which is quite a bit larger. i think consumer prices are up maybe about 6 percent during the same time period. now, peter, you were right. it has gotten worse. do you think it's going to get even worse from here? well, absolutely. you know what we're experiencing now is the tip of an inflation iceberg . there's a lot more beneath the surface and you know, when your own power all began using the term, transitory. i said at that time that he was incorrect, that maybe he was lying, that there is no way. it was transitory that it was here to stay. and that it was getting much

let's get more from peter to in hong. he's a professor of medicine at the university of california in san francisco professor . welcome back to d, deborah. it's nice to say ali cron is turning out to be far more infectious or what is the knock on effect in terms of the sheer scale? can we expect that everyone across the world perhaps is going to come and contact and not just come in contact, but actually contract this virus in the coming weeks and months? well, that's what some people are thinking, rebecca, that it's so transmissible up to 4 times as much as shelter that it would be hard to escape. but nevertheless, i think we could try to mitigate damage. i'm. we're most worried about unvaccinated folks. and folks with co morbid conditions, it's still going to result in a lot of hospitalizations, even though it's probably less you know, severe to the general person as delta was. he mentioned vaccinate vaccines there, but studies just released in the last few days shy that back seems to be much less efficient than previou

have their funds from sponsorship and commercial revenue under the direction of executive director peter jennings. who is himself clear where the blame for increasing tensions lies. most rising south shawnasee, composing china's authoritarian control in hong kong, threatening taiwan and japan on a daily basis. china is the strategic problem in the region and back to the point. the thing thank is now partnered with the social media giant helping to decide and coordinate what information users have access to. and what is sentences so much for an opponent, analysis and serving the public conversation, is little wonder that some question whose interests does it really serve? well to a distress, is its goal, is to ensure the integrity of public conversation. alessandra bruno independent political analyst says that there's more to it than just that there's a climate of tension of geopolitical tension already surrounding that. so it's not surprising that twitter is very happy to comply to you the, let's put at the u. s. mainstream or the deep state view. i'm not surprised at all that they coope

i'm peter w, watching the top stories from al jazeera here and there are g 7 foreign ministers of want of massive consequences for russia if it invades ukraine. the statement comes on the 2nd and final day of meetings between delegates of the world's richest democracies. in the u. k. city of liverpool, the british foreign secretary said she, 7 nations are united calling from moscow to end its aggression. she also said this is the last.

>> martha: peter, thank you very much. peter doocy at the white house. let's bring in art laffer, former adviser to presidents reagan and trump. great to see you, art. we see the down is down about 522 points right now. there's a couple of things that might be impacting that. one is this omicron surge and as you heard jen psaki said, she believes the markets are selling off was of the failure of the passage of the build back better bill. what is your take? >> of course she would say that. i want you to know i'm vaccinated and i have my booster. i don't want them after me. just teasing. no, you have a market that is selling off because of the fed policies of winding down the buy backs of government bonds. there's still this issue that is not dead of build back better. it's not. maybe break it up in to pieces. the change is long due and i'm not worried about the decline today. >> martha: so what about the insistence that companies larger than 100 employees have to make sure that everyone is mandated? ocean will be very involved in this. they have to figure

peter, are you seeinr political point. peter, are you seeing other— political point. peter, are you seeing other countries - seeing other countries following suit with their own diplomatic boycotts. it is diplomatic boycotts. it is . uite diplomatic boycotts. it is quite possible _ diplomatic boycotts. it is quite possible neither i diplomatic boycotts. it 3 quite possible neither the united states is taken this stance, that others will follow suit. we are not looking at, a lot of people looking at this and making this point and a lot of people in the sporting road do not like the fact that the olympics are used in some senses as a political tool, but the point is being made that whatever action is taken politically or diplomatically by the united states are potentially other countries, it is not going to affect the nature of the games themselves in the sporting activities. although china clearly as you refer to are protesting distancing that the games should not be used to essentially make political points like this, i think manipulation was the expression that they

peter name sake of the cathedral. so when you emerge it is kind of beautiful thing you see right at eye level and then you come up. that is what you are looking at. or if you take the flanking stairs to the right, i think even more dramatic, in that it creates a new unfolding vision as you come up and out of these stairs. and that view, framed view of the dramatic west front becomes your first introduction. so it produces i think a radically improved process of arrival. olmsted jr. talked beautifully about and the 1924 plan and vision coming up through what now is the olmsted woods and talks beautifully about those sylvan woods brushing off the dust of the city and preparing you through this decompression for arrival at the spiritual of the time that it was at the south transit, eventually with anticipation of course that it would enter from the western front and so now this change has come about, but i do believe it made a dramatic improvement not inconsistent with that vision of a kind of decompression and drama in

[applause] >> you can see why we invited peter to speak. [laughter] some of you may be aware that we had planned a flyover to begin the ceremony this morning. we had to cancel that. i would be remiss that we got something even better from the united states air force. former secretary of the united states. [applause] my next introduction is for a relatively new friend of the reagan library, but a good friend, nonetheless. he is a hero on the battlefield. a fighter pilot. he is also a hero to our local community for he serves as the united states representative for the 25th congressional district. that includes the reagan library it is wonderful to have him and his family here with us today. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming congressman mike garcia. [applause] >> thank you. a tremendous honor to be here and celebrate this magnificent anniversary. i think that we need to have a motivational speech for our flyby pilots. i don't know what they were complaining about. we will get some navy guys to do it next time. [laughter] [appl

so many of peter take his houses are standing empty. come, my dear, i haven't been able to contact the tenant of this place for 3 months in this apartment. the tenant has been out of work for 3 months so far. i can't get anything from him yet. allow this rent or moved out after not paying for 6 months because of the corona pandemic. lego, the place has been empty since then. and enters. enters peter che got might be complaining, but he's doing very well compared to his tenants who face extreme hardship. he's a man of 2 faces. he might leave the tenants alone for a few months, but then he'll send a gang around to settle, matters by force. meanwhile, the residence of maternity remain at the mercy of him and his fellow slum lords. escaping poverty can seem almost impossible. one way is through a good education and that doesn't necessarily mean a business or medical degree. deafness and imagination, for example, can be very useful. and then very much in demand in one rather magical place on the outskirts of cape town. ah, and to vote, love