and what is sherman's talked about today, because i said the russian responsibility is to prove that it is that they are not going to escalate the situation that term and said that it is russia's responsibility at the more that's the story is described as we are a witnessing now, and especially folks, and you said sherman, that russia is not going to attack, how will you approve it? because you say there is no trap from you to the american. so americans don't trust russia either and questioned out around there were some rumors that there could be some agreements regarding the iranian nuclear program. so some sanctions can believe to the by the us from we ran can you with a confirmed that some progress has been made in this regard? they are but they know what process i will start from the last question to go. what are the talking in vienna earlyhood, so they are going to chance and we're seeing the chance achieve the job to find an agreement applying to. and what about the, what is, what do you present lucia within the framework? the address around of what happened before 6 rounds, be

this just happened in the last hour or so, and this is from wendy sherman, who's the under secretary of state to actually lead the us delegation talks in geneva early this week as well as she was at those talks in native today, i was told that she made was quite interesting. she said the u. s. family wants to reassure that its stance is nothing about he without you. whether that's ukraine, whether that's europe. well, that's nato. an interesting point. given stilton burke had already said that ukraine was one of the major discussions of the day, despite the fact that ukraine wasn't in those discussions, a very confusing message coming that potentially from the under secretary of state . she also, once again accused russia of aggression saying, the countries building up troops on the bully that continues at something we also heard from you in stilton berg too, and said that russia and she's preparing to invade. this is something that has been denied over an overt by russia. however, russia has said what it needs to deescalate the tensions that is surrounding many different issues, par

this combs as the deputy secretary of state that wendy sherman said, but as far as the united states source, they could see russia using force against ukraine before me to february. this, of course, something russia vehemently denies. we also heard from wendy sherman saying that nato had as of yet not made up a firm decision on what to do when it came to the situation regarding ukraine. very keen to see what anthony blinking has to say all very new news. this developing it of course, soon as we hear anything from gans, dalton book coming out of brussels as well be bringing you all of the latest here. what we have in terms of coming what's come out of europe so far. with relation to the, the german side, i'm seeing gay from berlin. there is a continuation of the message from germany that they will not send weapons directly to ukraine. they are sending age to ukraine, though of course there's part of the european union that will be sending perhaps part of a $1320000000.00. a financial aid package not still to be signed off by a lot of people though. but when it comes to, to immediate 8

we heard from when sherman the under secretary of state for the united states, saying that the u. s. s. position was that they wouldn't be talking about any one without them in the room. we then had also already heard from insult him. the thing that you bring was a big issue. of course, ukraine wasn't in the room at native today. begs the question whether the u. s. is a bit of double speak, but for the moment, no concrete break breakthrough on these negotiations. but it is some might say at least something that for the 1st time in more than 2 years, the nato, russia council has actually met. yeah, at least said something showed up in the sky there in brussels, bringing to the extensive coverage of these massive talks today. thanks for now. come back later. bad day again. far as johnson, the britain's prime minister is admitted that he did attend to downing street policy at the back garden of number 10 at the heights of the 1st national cove locked in 2020. and it was a tough lockdown to at the time for everyone else. he apologized to britain's then who at the time we're not even a

i'm in potential a person that peggy sherman is dealing with the mortgage. mm ah ah, bill waller officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops the term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an an lap vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program with the government program that follows military property that is no longer use to local law enforcement. we're building an army over here and i can't believe the people. i see 1st thing an agency elder, a terrorism here because it again a feeling that hey, you have to deal with your higher practice. who you putting in the uniform of the beds is a powerful thing and sometimes is like money in play tricks and people mind they think they gun the bad nose, but what is out the door? very bad. johns are common good news. you have job security because the world desperately needs that you have to get ah reviews the week here, not thousands of suspected terrorists have been detained in cassock stand after protest, t

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when they sent envoys who am i, wendy sherman goes to china victorian newland. they say, look, here's our interest. when all prepared to talk to about this, if you want to talk about taiwan, you want to be talk about these other issues. there are private or internal masses on call in time by, by victoria early, be very tough. be begin. look at her, a leaked phone call about the european union on line. i suppose. i don't know about the refugee crisis there, but i mean, here the english channel enormous numbers of people fleeing. well, from the was started by tony blair and, and george w bush all that time ago. but actually the news here is not mean about the refugees across the english channel. i'll give you far more coming from france. it's about of course, as you mentioned earlier, the better bruce poland border is putin responsible for hybrid warfare, as we're being told every day. here is a vanguard of this kind of opposition to washington's research and imperial policies. no, i am in those august as always from me, something of a stand off diplomatic stand o

so, under a 19 sherman jane espionage act in the united states, when it's clear to everybody who understands her thing about the case. so the whole thing has been do, did minutes about shutting out journalist who do they draw with, with implications, therefore for the editors of the guardian lamb on the new york times. and all those that collaborated with liquid helix. obviously, joe biden, cosmo high tech tech terrorists, irregular pentagon released their own video of civilians being killed by a u. s. joint strike in afghanistan as they left a bit like the collateral murder one. i know, does the pentagon are releasing things a bit like wiki leaks, but of course, as part of the campaign to defend him, direct action is being talked about in defense of him, given the policy nature of the all legal process. what did you think of what he saw? a jury acquit those who clearly vandalized the statue of edward colston lee, a british slave trader, celebrated in bristol port assign the direct action, and juries can destroy power in this country. after all. that's the good news. that is the good news an

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and we will try to understand how serious of the r, wendy sherman, who was had in the american delegation in geneva. you later gave an interview and she said that those urine mold negotiations. that was, it may tend to study trousers physicians. well, it's very eloquent because we came with arab positions that were formally at the dishes in writing months before at the geneva made hang with me smuggling over the this month and from the us failed to study our proposal so as to formulate the, our own position looking schuessler wilson, and instead they chose to follow the or oral explication, suburban moorefield. well, the stage is long over. what was your 2nd question with opportunities? the speakers, mike is also a william lew. while we have them all to faceted military and technical ties with our partners and our elijah really have it, our presence in various regions of the world. and it's something that has to do with narrow bilateral relations with various countries and to forest. hulu proceeds on the basis of global stability and precious ones motion closer. when we discuss further st

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systems are corrupted and i think many people go into public service with the intention of actually sherman because they, they care and people even knows of integrity can find themselves in compromising situations. if there are political patrons, i ask for specific chambers as the consequences of dispensing those figures are not carefully considered. so i really look at it as the changes have to be made systemically, in order to make it possible for politicians to avoid the narrow occasions have been compromised as a worker. then what does it mean if you're in public office? what it means is, chance take any money from anybody who's bound to ask you to do anything, not how you know that might cause some whiplash. when you think about it, but the actors what it comes down to, don't take any money from anyone who may ask you to do anything. well, i think by them the president of the united states has bankrolled, arguably in the senate by the credit card industry. amazon google, boeing talk to you is gave money to his campaign. will you ever attempted to take even a ticket for a ball game by a

now we heard from the under secretary from the united states when sherman, who said that a for the u. s. point of view, at the idea of choosing an alliance is something that is up to individual countries at quite an interesting turn of phrase, given in the last few days that there has been a questions raised by western nations over the situation in kazakhstan and the fact that kazakhstan has asked for aid when it comes to the collective security treaty organization. as a result of that, russia, which is also part of that organization has sent in peacemakers to help with the situation on the ground. well, that's one of the issues on earth, the discussion table, mainly ukraine, and that security in the european continent. and we're going to discuss a little bit more that now with our guest. this is ambassador at thomas ag rominger, who's direct is did you need a center for security policy? what we are trying to do here when we talk about is a security guarantee said moscow, ask me asking for the year, talking a year, a trying to reconcile, to very fundamental principles of european secu

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here's what do you, sherman going through? georgia. shut up. all right, yeah. you, you, i know something i give him a whole lot about that like right on that you, i don't care. you may give them the clock, but i'm like now please. i'll reg kiddo, if i ever get out of my 9 to 5 job and make a buck i want to come on there and sit next to you guys. i'm rolling the dice right now. i got a couple of products and i'll keep you posted. good to meet you. i thank you so much. thanks for having laurie going there. this dennis miller 1st one. ah waller officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops, a term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an app vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program with the government program that funnels military property that is no longer used to local law enforcement with building an army over here. and i can't believe people aren't seen. first thing is dealing with terrorism here because this began a feeling that hey, you have to

what do you sherman going through? georgia? shut up. all right, yeah. you, you, i know something i give him a whole lot about that like right on that you, i don't know, you may give them the clock, but i'm like now please. all right, kiddo, if i ever get out of my 9 to 5 job and make a buck i want to come on there and sit next to you guys. i'm rolling the dice right now. i got a couple of products. i'll keep you posted. good to meet you. i thank you. my thanks for having laurie this. denise miller plus one for now we have e cigarettes. i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to cigarettes. do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce? these are making the tobacco with ah, we had recently, of course, the un, sorry, did the united states talking about human rights talking about press freedom. if you go to the tool, you got a wall, so book can other words, she's got to be consistent. you can start over on the one hand we believe in press freedom. but on the other hand, we're going to retrieve

now we heard from the under secretary from the united states when sherman, who said that a for the u. s. point of view. the idea of choosing an alliance is something that is up to individual countries at quite an interesting turn of phrase, given in the last few days that there has been a questions raised by western nations over the situation in kazakhstan and the fact that cause exxon has asked for aid when it comes to the collective security treaty organization. as a result of that, russia, which is also part of that organization has sent in the peacemakers to help with the situation on the ground. well, that's one of the issues on earth, the discussion table, mainly ukraine in that security, in the european continent. those talks due to on go for the next few hours here in geneva. we will stay across them and we will be keeping you up to date. john, any resolutions that do come out to those meetings all the way here on archie as well as following those of the negotiations with the native meeting, as well as other meetings between the 2 countries all this week on auto national. okay

and one can only hope that this important meeting and important is between wendy sherman and a cough today in geneva. to me it's a belated follow up to the bay biden, $210.00 meeting of june last last year, which said it set a stage for progress and progress. there must be a we must have to identify. both delegations must be willing to identify the ingredients for this political vaccine that is needed. and of course, it's not just geneva genevas, it's one brick in a much larger attempt to re create conditions where we view with each other in a civilized way where countries can really find constructive solutions. that will be booster opportunities. in the finally, the nato, russia council will meet again. there's the o s e meeting and under utilized facility for sure. and hopefully there will be this promised 2nd face to face meeting between the present and present biden. yes, the objective of all that, let me add this. the objective has to be a de escalation of global insecurity. not secure in secure. we have to de escalate and avoid something which neither you neither side wants. an

market economy, the government should be telling us nothing to do other than i believe i liked it, sherman anti chustek, the clayton, nancy chustek, the glass steegal act, the robinson patman act. dad presented the bigs from monopolizing the country and now the world, let's follow on the 2 themes here. so 1st of all, you mentioned that the return of labor is it's going to be a good thing. is that a bad thing? and of course the, the story of labor in america and capital versus labor is intricately tied to the situation with china. china took all our jobs because the capital sent all our jobs to china. so we see that they said it is trap happening is um, is there going to be a war which i know it looks like in that the last weeks of this year of 2021. we saw a lot of like multi front conflict starting to emerge between that declining empire and the rest of the world. now we don't to or which shine as a city united states could. what did bill bill is 680000 taliban couldn't winning. couldn't win in a rock. now. erica touched shine. and shine is going to do what they want. one of our top trend

on this was also quite fixed and that seems to be confirmed by the under secretary, wendy sherman, who following as the discussions all day, i basically said that our washington wouldn't allow anyone to close the doors of any of the nation that might want to join the alliance, so it seems on this particular area there has been no movement to whatsoever. now, there was also questions from the russian minister about the sanctions that have been muted again by the united states. the minister saying, you know what to these sanctions actually achieve who wins from them as a something that they would like to be revisited in the future. and in regards to their sanction is of course, heading back into these discussions, we knew that the u. s. were already threatening potential sanctions when it comes to ukraine than their accusations that russia is preparing an invasion. it's an accusation that the kremlin has denied. and yet again, the russian delegation saying quite clearly, quite firmly that there is no threat of any invasion to ukraine whatsoever. now i just want to talk about some of the

in the world are very concerned about these conversations, like the one with mr. re upcoming and ms. sherman last week and the ones today that there can be some sort of progress that is being made today. you mentioned the written reposed, written response to the united states next week. could you characterize that for us, please? it's not a step in the right direction. do you see that as a concession from the united states and in how long as rush, you're going to be willing to wait for satisfactory answers? i'm sure, because it's slow. you want me to tell you everything to all but all the car. you know, this attempt to your words, i'm not to break everything into all the detail, small the parts. i think that's the wrong place to do. i have already talked about what we talked, what we discussed and how we concluded our fruitful when we know for meaningful conversation, i can talk about if we are in the right path or not, we will understand this when we will get the american responds and written on paper to all the items of our for our proposal. so that's what i was doing my job. thank you for

your right, it's not an either or, but we've had a long tradition going back at least to 89 in the sherman anti trust by 1914 the clayton that we are a nation that at least verbal lee says it is dangerous to allow a handful, as in this case for applied monster supermarket change the have the kind of whole day and of the major buyer for the farmers to sell their goods. and then the other major sell it to us. that puts them in a very powerful position which we are on record as a nation, being opposed to i think elizabeth warren is absolutely right. that's part of the story. but that's what i meant before. when i said these things we've allowed to develop without opposition. neither by trump nor by abiding nor the ones who came before and now we're gonna see how we have to reap the whirlwind, that our failure to impose antique trust is going to bring down on us. well, it's interesting today because you also have to look at what the fed is thing all this and steve, you know, you're now hearing the, china's possibly going to lockdown their ports. and so there could be, this could be just the be

it's not as eminent as we thought, and then you have wendy sherman saying it's going to come this yesterday, so it's going to come next week. it's going to come in february. you have to talk, you think it's eminent. so the administration itself cannot get this message straight on what's going to happen. what they think will happen to me. it's starting to sound like just a crapshoot. they're taking a guess. they're trying to keep people concerned. but it's, you know, it's, it's, it's difficult to see what the administration is. so thinks about this, and let's not forget, by the way, that the people that are in charge of diplomacy right now in the us, sherman blink and sullivan, etc. these are the architects of the 2004 u. s. lead crew. and if anyone thinks about to give up on what they consider to be the greatest achievement, others got another thing coming. so the whole thing is right from the beginning, something that i didn't get the chance to speak to guest throughout the day, but i'd like to touch with you daniel. do you think that the media is partly responsible for sewing panic about