or is this normally the purview of countries like the united states? it's funny when you reading the objections of the united states representatives are putting forward, they're demanding that russia deescalate, their aggressive behavior stops. inflammatory rhetoric is almost like a, a bullet point list of what the united states themselves are either doing or not doing. so to come to sal giving new meaning to swiping left or right. and you tend to stop election app has got france in a flap is supposed to match, made for photos and presidential hopefuls. but if accused of having an unfair crush on one particular candidate is on that story, when we come in with ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being with what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. i join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. now and all you see is a sphere. is your fast you're fall off and on the other side already came on your

states, germany and our allies united. we know that germany has significant connections to russia and the germany, like the united states, seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states and as well you, i represented joseph or l. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran, about a mutual return to full indentation of the j. c. p. away the running for your deal . and we are indeed, at a decisive moment. we can bring these talks to a successful conclusion and address the core concerns of all sides. but time is running out. if a deal is not reached in the coming weeks or ons, ongoing nuclear basses which resumed after we withdrew from the agreement, will make it impossible for us to return to the j. c. feel way. so we discussed in detail how we can reach an understanding in vienna and what we'll do if around rejects a mutual return to compliance and full implemen

not least because that signals to putin that he is facing a united front, with ukraine, the united states and all of our nato allies and partners. host: our guest, andrea kendall-taylor, is a former intelligence official with the central intelligence agency, an expert in russia and eurasia. she currently serves as the transatlantic security program director at the center for a new american security. what is your organization about? guest: we are a think tank in washington, d.c., that is dedicated to informing and generating new ideas for national security and foreign policy. it is a research institution, trying to improve and enhance u.s. foreign-policy policy and national security policy. host: we are focusing on the mounting conflict between russia and ukraine. we welcome your calls and comments for our guests -- for our guest at (202)-748-8000. that is the line for democrats. (202)-748-8001 for republicans. for independents and all others, (202)-748-8002. you can send a text as well, (202)-748-8003. tell us your name and where you are texting from. we talked about the 80 -- 8500 troops

two landmark bills sit before the united states senate. the john lewis voting rights advancement act, and the freedom to vote act. [applause] and these two bills represent the first real opportunity to secure the freedom to vote since the united states supreme court gutted the voting rights act nearly a decade ago. we do not know when we will have this opportunity again. senate republicans have exploited arcane rules to block these bills. and let us be clear. the constitution of the united states gives the congress the power to pass legislation, and nowhere, nowhere does the constitution give a minority the right to unilaterally block legislation. [applause] the american people have waited long enough. the senate must act. and the bottom line is this. years from now, our children and our grandchildren, they will ask us about this moment. they will look back on this time, and they will ask us not about how we felt they will ask us, what did we do? we cannot tell them that we let a senate rule stand in the way of our most fundamental freedom

it is a 124 unit building with 14 inclusionary units. and treasure island residents will have a preference for placement in that building in the lottery. it is between 70 and 130% ami to qualify for the units and the application period closes tuesday. the lottery is to be held on february 8th the day before the february board meeting. just a reminder the income levels look like or translate to for individuals seeking an 80%, 100% or 120% unit, people can earn up to 89% of ami. these are the income levels for various sized households at that income level. and this is the list of the actual units. the bedroom counts and the pricing for those units, and i am happy to report that we are advised that they have had 11 individuals, file applications indicating that they have a treasure island preference. we don't know for certain that they will be able to all purchase units within the building. for instance, there's only one three-bedroom unit here. and if all of those households are seeking a three-bedroom unit, then they would not be able to

they will depend on the unit. other is maintenance on vehicles and systems, whether it is getting some things pre-positioned and packaged up and ready to go. for forces involved, i am sure personal readiness that they need to do. that is another reason why i am not getting units today. the units are getting notified and we want to give them time to talk about this with their families so their families are ready for the potential. what is happening now is just getting them ready on a shorter tether. not all of the units are on such an advanced status and it will take them a little bit longer to get into a heightened alert posture. that is why we are doing it now so that they have ample time to prepare. today we are not talking about deployment orders. we have no deployment orders so far and i will >> on tuesday steny hoyer talks to politico about bidens legislative agenda and the 2022 midterm elections. watch live at 12:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch full coverage on our new video app c-s

the united states. and that's kind of a rock, and there's no debt that the united states is determined that the man and you can only explain what is otherwise a highly irrational conduct calia rational conduct on a government which purports to subscribe to the rule of law. i'm wondering if at this point it's more of the case of political retribution, you know, making those embarrassing or revelations, or is it still about damage control as far as you can tell, do you think julian assange can still be in possession of some information that could be damaging the american powers that be i think that there is a combination of motivations for firstly, there is a determination by the security state to get anyone to days to ensure there's greater transparency in the way the security side. all right. and whether it's an individual, whether it's an organization, do they want to stop that person from doing anything else? i think in the assange case, it's probably at this point that is to keep going with this case

secretary austin has placed a range of units in the united states on a heightened preparedness to deploy. which increases our readiness to provide forces, if nato should activate the nrf, or if other situations develop. all told, the number of forces that the secretary has placed on heightened alert comes up to about 8500 personnel. we will continue to provide updates in the coming days about these decisions. but specifically, this will ensure that the united states and our commitment to the nrf is consistent with their readiness for rapid deployment, again, if activated. in the event of nato's activation of the nrf, or deteriorating security environment, the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional combat teams, logistics, medical, aviation, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, transportation, and additional capabilities in europe. again, i want to reinforce, as of now, the decision has been made to put these units on higher alert, and higher alert only. no decisions have been made to deploy any forces from the united states at this time. and when i s

and it also didn't happen in the history of this is only an interest of 2 united states because the united states wants to sell their and g gas, which is produced by fracking. and this production is much more expensive if this really i will, and cheap gas from russia would be cut off for 1st we would have a demand which you wouldn't be covered, we would get problems you would get. and then she cries this in the previous sanctions, the european, especially german industry. they are hurting while europe and russia. in this case it would be the same truck. and next, the story that really kicked off across the weekend, canada's prime ministers tweeted now that he's got cove. it was today's tentative events just off reportedly being rushed the weekend to a secret secure evacuation spot. after more than $10000.00 truckers and their freedom, convo supporters descended on parliament hill against the no job. no job rules crowd who vehicles have been blocking key roads around the parliament building and ought to protest his brave warnings of extreme cold to, to none the less bent their opposition to

so for captains of the united kingdom and the united states at the moment, completely irrelevant. and it's really important for people to focus on the fact that it doesn't matter what else lakes is a late done or not. so that's completely irrelevant to this particular case. and that's what we've been assigned to people in australia. and i have to say a number of people who now support the san jose try to have actually made that point. i don't, we don't particularly like some of the things that you like. what he likes is done, but that's not the point. and that's what the focus has to be on. why it is that he finds himself intolerable conditions in a british person. it's much less publicized, but the see in $2900.00 try to go off to weaken leaks and challenge the legality. i'll find relations in their seat was actually dismissed that kind of there use george indicates that we did not participate in any wrong doing in obtaining the materials and therefore was within the law of publishing this information. and that makes me question whether it be use legal system is indeed so hopeles

you don't have to set foot in the united states. it's enough that you have revealed and published material which the united states to be barren embarrassing a country to its national security. a low strike australian journalist, as i say, written the same thing. i want to stand the consequences of this case. so that's why it's really important. i mean, it's ironic of course to the your recently criticize the chinese government, the new laws in hong kong. 11 aspect of which was that any journals to criticize china, even without being in china, could be subject to the laws ms trying to write the criticized. this is no different. this is, this is the 1st time that mr. financial discretion. i'm that someone who has no connection to the us jurisdiction. now mister sounds has been able to evade extradition for almost a decade. but it seems that the spectrum of it is now more concrete ties than ever . you mentioned the, the ruling by british forth by the, in fact the u. k. high court that allows for that extradition. do you think we will s

states and united states is in line with the united out of imitate. and so the, so they will do whatever it take to help this to country. and remember the beginning of the war when the night of the nation has removed. so you from an unite out of in, but i put on the list for killing children of the time the security did general said that they are, they blackmail us. they but i said as they will cut fund, that's why we have removed that name from that list. on the 2nd year. they have found the coalition for avoid in killing you have any children in the show you that evidence and they don't believe the international community and they will do what it takes to to attack. so got a bill out of him at one time because i want to get the last question to elizabeth elizabeth, forgive me because we only have a few seconds left in a couple of sentences, given the level of international pressure that we have here. we've seen talks between the who sees and saudi arabia and various other sites which have reached a stalemate. we've seen this military action and i am

and the united kingdom. to provide camera with a nuclear submarine fleet. but it ignored one small detail. australia already has a submarine agreement with font. it's really a stop in the back relationship of trust have been built with australia and this trust has been betrayed side and made things worse by claiming that frank was aware of the alliance and the new deal. while emanuel cron was furious and accused australia of lying to him, i do see when, when we have respect, you have to be true and you have to behave in line and consistently with the value you think. i don't think, i know the conflict shows something many already new western countries are not united, not even against a common enemy. the beijing olympics is another saw in everyone's eyes as the u. s. u. k. and candidate seemingly support a diplomatic boycott. us diplomatic or official representation would treat these games as businesses usual in the face of the p. r c's agree just human rights abuses and atrocities. and john, and we simply ca

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although they have been in agreement between the united states and germany. that not to, to will be, we considered in case of a question escalation towards you quain. so germany is dependent on russia, but on the other hand, can also use this dependence as a stick as a stick and as a tailored towards russia. so wash out one knob to to, to be in place and the algorithm should be that is what you want. then back away from you quaint otherwise not stream to my become part of the sanctions package. understood, thank you so much for explaining that to us. the on a fixed on the german marshal fund. okay, we'll take a look at some more stories that making news around the world. now. the european parliament has elected a new president, roberta mc solar is a conservative lawmaker for malta. she succeeds david saucily, who died last week. 43 year old is the youngest person ever in the job. i'm the only the 3rd woman to hold the position in the parliament's history from british by mister barnes. johnson has denied suggestions that he lied to parliament about a lockdown

states, germany and our allies united. we know the germany has significant connections to russia and the germany light. the united states seeks a stable, predictable relationship with russia. that's in all of our interests. finally, in our meeting earlier today with the, the quad with germany, the u. k. france and the united states. ah, and as well you, i represented joseph burrell. we focused, as elena said, on the, on going talks with iran about a mutual return to full indentation of the j, c, p, away the rod nuclear deal. and we are indeed at a decisive moment. ah, we can bring these talks to a successful conclusion. and address the core concerns of all sides, but time is running out. if a deal is not reached in the coming weeks, ron's ongoing nuclear advances which resumed after we withdrew from the agreement, will make it impossible for us to return to the j. c. p. away so we discussed in detail how we can reach an understanding in vienna and what we'll do if around rejects a mutual return to compliance and full imple

allies are united. we have proven not only in words but also in deeds that we are united in responding to russia's aggressive actions against ukraine. since 2014, there have been serious sanctions. we have provided significant support to ukraine. the ukrainian armed forces are much better trained, equipped, and stronger now than in 2014 than the first time. and we are going to increase our presence in the eastern part of the alliance. since 2014, we have deployed groups for the first time and we are considering to do more of that to send a clear message to russia. >> sorry, secretary-general. i want to ask you about unity amongst nato alliances. but i need to drill down on this point because ukrainian officials, the foreign minister even told "the wall street journal" today that the comments that the president made, president biden made last night, could serve as an invitation for putin to attack. no matter what biden intended to say, do you think a green light is what has effectively been offered or pu

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well, the united states has this hardy frontier culture. this idea you can always flee west and re make yourself even though that's a bootstrap's mythology. we have the ethnic and racial divides. the hyper capitalist class was always able to divide the working class against itself to racially or ethnically or regionally. and then there was a sustained effort by the government to suppress socialism here. so i think there's a lot of reasons why we didn't develop a sort of left wing like europe did. eugene debs low is one of those important forgotten figures because he, he's e 5 class warfare. but he does on a democratic ways of them are craddick socialist. he speaks a lot like a christian actually, even though he's not one, he respects religion and you know, when he sentenced to federal prison for opposing the draft and giving a speech on their sedition act during world war one, i have fooled more than one person who is a self proclaimed conservative person by quoting what he said to the judge to them and asking who said it. and many times i'

the announcement that the united states would put units on higher to deploy orders and would operate through the nato response force which is something that was bolstered lot during your time in the post crimea situation in nato. i wonder if you could comment on what are some of the options that nato the alliance can take beyond what the united states and some individual members have announced. after the russia attack in 2014 date of significant step was bolster the baltic states to the enhanced for presents. i met telling you something you already don't know but those forces are small, about 1500 each, maybe about 4000 in poland it also kept the other u.s. forces. these forces were not there before 2014. you're looking at the map that is europe. what would you as a sector now push for? you mentioned error policing to air defense. what would the equivalence look like? >> let's get her eyes off her feet and upon the rights of just the second of the never get to those. general clark hit the nail on had immediately right up front. the most important thing there needs to do right now is

it will be met with swift, severe, and the united response from the united states, and our partners and allies. we also know from experience that russia has an extensive playbook aggression, short of military action, including cyber attacks, our military tactics and other means of advancing our interests aggressively without overly using military action. those types of russian aggression will also be met with the decisive, calibrated and again, united response. that's the clear message coming out of my meetings on wednesday in ukraine with presidents lensky for mr. cal labor. yesterday in germany with my counterparts from germany, the u. k. friends in the european union and with transfer sholtes were united in our commitment to finding way forward through diplomacy and dialogue. but equally in our resolve to impose massive consequences. should russia choose the path of confrontation and conflict? expressed again to minister lever off that on the security concerns that russia is raised in recent weeks. the united states and our european allies and partners are prepared to pursue a possib

it has a high unit cost of almost $1 million per unit. it has a high land acquisition cost compared to 2100 sloat. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, miss bocum, for joining us today. can we have the next caller today? >> yes, thank you very much. my name is john lang. i'm 75 years old. i'm a low-income senior. i've lived in an apartment for 20 years. my apartment is undervalued, so my landlord has motive to want me to leave the apartment. i've lost my employment. i worked in moscone center. i joined the covid-19 pandemic, and i was on unemployment. i had no more unemployment. i fell behind on the rent. i paid my rent up till october. i entered the state covid-19 rent relief program. rent relief is paying the rent very late. i feel that i am vulnerable to being evicted because of habitual paying rent rate lifted three times in the one year will soon be mine, and my landlord has a perhaps method to evict me because i am not aware of any protections for people in my situation who have taken pandemic aid, and this actually could lead to my evic

units will be the smallest units. if you take the smallest studio, one bedroom, and two bedrooms, that's only 17% of the square footage, and that should be 25% of the other units' square footage. >> clerk: okay. let's go to the caller ending in 6845. >> okay. my name is chester. i would like to voice my opposition to the proposed project and request a modification. i just want to comment that the parking situation on corbett avenue is already super difficult as it is, and with the new housing project, it will only get much worse. not only are there uneven parking spots, there are not even enough parking spots. the streets are narrow, and my car has been dented already several times because of the dire situation. this project will bring so much vehicle and foot traffic, i do not believe it was well thought out for the safety of the neighborhood. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from the caller whose number ends in 4586. please go ahead. press star, six to under mute yourself. >> hi. good afternoon. my n

and so we want to be as united, both as the united states of america and united states congress and with our nato allies and it's not quite as simple as, you know, a unilateral group of sanctions. >> can i make one other point on the legislation? under the leadership of senator risch and senator menendez, we've already passed out of committee the ukraine security partnership act. that's in addition to what we're talking about now. senator portman: we would be able to fold that in to new legislation. that includes among other things additional capability to help ukraine with regard to cyberattacks, for example, something we saw occur last week. so that legislation has already been reported out of committee. it hasn't been voted on the floor yet. there is strong bipartisan support for helping ukraine. there's a lot of legislative activity that i think could be brought together. reporter: [inaudible] >> is your question is whether or not this is a provocative act to cause the russians move? listen, they need to set that aside. we don't need to be calculating what's going to provoke the russ

it was for security united. well, it seems like it seems like no one in washington. brussels has a memory of the, of the, of that kind of the lemma. here i'm going to jump in here gentlemen, we're going to go to a short break. and after that show break, we'll continue our discussion on nato and russia. stay with parking july, an annual festival in st. petersburg dedicated to dust i. f ski. ah, the great writer, thinker and psychologist, people often turn to his work to understand russia and russians perhaps even themselves. if he put a single movie to see what they think about the matter vehicle of quality, meaning that changing a reader, transforming them as they read that dust i ask, is unique ability to stay of sky wants to tell us you can better yourself. he makes you face your true self or you give the on the conventions, rules of schemes beyond the boundaries. and the time. dostoevsky is a global brand whose classics, as everyone knows, i'm never out of style with, ah, we embraced lives coursera, the un, s

and two, we will stay united with our nato allies. earlier this week, i spoke with my polish counterpart. yesterday, i spoke with my romanian counterpart. and this morning, i had two very good conversations with my counterparts in france and germany. as we've made clear, in addition to the significant economic and diplomatic costs that russia will incur, a move on ukraine will accomplish the very thing russia says it does not want, a nato alliance strengthened and resolved on its western flank. the united states will contribute to nato's response forces and we will coordinate with our nato allies, we will make sure that they have the capabilities that they need to defend themselves. article 5 is clear on this point, an attack against one nato member is an attack against us all. and as president biden has said, the united states holds this as a sacred obligation and we will do right by that commitment. and mr. putin can do the right thing, as well. there's no reason that this situation has to devolve into conflict. he can choose to dee

and everyone who questions the hegemony of the united states was in the united states. and they to want to direct the resources of control to europe and latin america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story. neither spaying nor the e u has any room us. our troops should now become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. yo and as a big foreign ministers meeting underway right now in brussels, that meeting of e u foreign ministers be keeping an eye to see what comes out of that. sure. to see ukraine, russia, and the relationship between the a, you and russia, dominating those, talk to soon as any news. of course, i'll bring it to you here and i'll see appreciated the latest there from a course from a p to oliver in berlin. run this course live now to can well, sybil is the form of foreign secretary of india a very good afternoon. see sir, thanks for your time. we've just brought our view is this news nato announcing it is. it's essentially moving great military forces to eastern europe. it's, it's, i

please include pushy from the united states. great, great to, to me got our in house in the previous year or so the united states actually will have an effect on the cut over. there's no doubt about and the question here is more, you, can you the chinese, the rain? yeah. they're too far away. the high road tiro, i'm, i'm sorry to interrupt. let me get back to you about the point that you're making about the other sanctions. well, in just a moment we are starting to run out of time. danny, let me ask you, you know, i really was just saying that if elections had been held properly, that present ortega would have lost. i want to ask you what your viewpoint is on that. how popular is ortega in nicaragua right now? and are there credible achievements that are being ignored by the international community? i feel like hiero. ready in michael directly, deacon sexualized reset nicaragua history, and over a century of nicaraguan history, the u. s. has done everything to intervene in nicaragua. it was the 1980s contra war, one of the great

states and the united states. and they to want to direct the resources of control europe and lead in america to attack those whom they consider their main threat. in this whole story, neither spain nor the e u has any role. our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato elsewhere, the baltic states have been sending weaponry to ukraine. it's lithuania, latvia, under stony. we've seen and javelin anti tank missiles, as well as stinger anti aircraft missiles being sent to ukraine, nuts with the blessing of the united states who manufactured those particular missiles. what we have seen though is an issue when it comes to estonia, wanting to send em, how it's an artillery pieces to ukraine. now, these particular how it says were soviet era manufactured. they used to belong to the old east germany, one country having no such problems when it comes to sending weaponry to ukraine, is the united kingdom london being very keen to get as much of its weaponry as it p

is, is to teach the united, amorous. listen according to, to what he said, that in order to stop its involvement and also its participation and the saudi did quality. and war in yemen according to his statement. but these latest developments and yeah, and in yemen also with the the, this war is still continue continuing for the 7th year. the human to a crisis continues to father deteriorates be people are suffering from the shortage of fuel and also the the, the, the lack of opportunities for their income for the families. as soon visitation has reached really a difficult. busy turning point now the health is the have started beer escalating beer attacks against the united bremar's through we could remember the last conversation of the united merits flagged a tag ship that was can can be skated off because of the many cost would be said that the it has carried out weapons and also support for the, for it's for the, you know, it's back to this is in the in, so cause rob, we're while the us saudi that quality and said that

it is the united arab emirates. people have said here that any international counsel will put them under their feet. they do care about that because they know the security council is in the hands of the united states. they will do whatever it takes to help this to countries. the security general said they are blackmailing with pressure. that is why we have removed the name from the list. they assigned the coalition for avoiding killing children. >> i'm going to enter up to their because we are running out of time. i want to get the last question to elizabeth. we only have a few seconds left. in a couple of sentences, given it level of international pressure that we have here, we have seen talks between the houthi and saudi arabians, we have seen the military action now. please forgive me because we do not have a lot of time, how do you see this playing out over the next few weeks? >> i think there are three main implications of this. first of all, it changes the calculus of united arab emirates and saudi arabia towa

there is more demand in the united states and a lot of countries. as we reopen, people have gotten back outside. in the u.s., a big relief package was passed early in 2021 that put a lot of money in people's pockets. it was a lifeline because prices were going to rise. the covid pandemic has brought just massive amounts of human tragedy and disruptions to our global economy. in the united states, people have minimum cushion to be able to still buy. consumer spending, even if you take prices into account, rising in the united states, but we need inflation to get under control. it is too high right now, and the thing that has to be done is not at the federal reserve. the white house, congress, all governments around the world have got to get this pandemic under control. in the united states, 2021 was a really good year in terms of recovery. inflation is the dark spot, but we have inflation and investment on the decline and the unemployment rate was 2.5 percentage points, and you have to go back 45 years to find that. it is time for the fed -- they don

will this be necessary in the united states? well, only a difference in different parts of the country. new york city now has ins introduce those kinds of obligations, similar to those in europe. but in my part of the country that would be resisted very, very fiercely. so i don't think increasing mandates. i had advocated for them, but i don't think they're going to be terribly effective, at least and much of the united states. it's still going to have to be persuasion, and i hope it works. all right, professor william schaffner at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. staying in the united states where snow storms are playing havoc with road and train travel closed or delayed planes have been grounded, and schools are closed in virginia, an interstate highway was brought with standstill overnight with hundreds of motorists stranded in their cars. many are still stock and they say they're running out of food. water and fuel. 100 stuck in both directions. a snowstorm

i'm looking at the united states. i'm looking at my own country and i'm realizing that these two factors are in fact emerging here and and they've been emerging. surprisingly fast rate yeah, we have certainly seen and an increase in in violence and political violence in the united states over the past several years and and a lot of the debate around your book seem to surface in particular on the anniversary of the january 6th insurgency here in washington, and that's not a surprise. yeah, you know, there's a lot of of terms that have been applied to actors who engage in violence. it's seen as a form of insurgency. it's seen as a form of terrorism. what do you think talking about these trends in terms of civil war helps us to see that we might not otherwise focus on to the same degree. yeah. yeah, i think one of the reasons why it's so hard for most americans to conceive of a second civil war here why this message just took so long to resonate with the american public is because they're thinking about an 1860 version o

the united states just a moment completely irrelevant. and it's really important for people to focus on that fact that it doesn't matter. what else wookey lakes is alleged or not? that's completely irrelevant to this particular case and that's what way they signed the paper when i started. and i have to cite a number of people who now supported the sergeant strike. they have actually made that point. we don't particularly like some of the things that wiki likes what he likes has done, but that's not the point. and that's right, the focus has to be on why of each that he finds himself in intolerable conditions in a breach. first, it's much less publicized by dmc in $2900.00 tried to go off to a we can leaks and challenge the delay gallon relations. and there was actually dismissed with kind of their a use charge in the case that we did not participate in any role doing, obtaining the materials. and therefore, what within the law of publishing this information, and that makes me question whether it be your legal system is indeed so hopeless

the united states and also on the what 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is american legacy. he looked back at one of the defining moments of last year. the disasters us withdraw from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink of collapse. ah, hey, that very good morning to it's a pleasure to have your company. thanks for joining me here on our team. first this, our cobit cases are soaring across european nations with daily new infection rates . breaking all tie records, france is leading the way. the reports are more than 200000 cases for a 4th day in a row. in the meantime, governments are again imposing harsh restrictions, especially on those who aren't yet vaccinated. and it is sparked a lot of anger and amsterdam, people went on to the streets to protest against a long down the clash with blay, ceased dogs and battens to break up an illegal protest. ah ah ah 1000 people, as you saw, their rallying in the dutch capital on sunday, defying a ban amidst the corona virus lockdown measures that have been in place in the netherlands for the las

not not the united states. yes, they fought they fought wars with others and with cambodia and there's been plenty of conflict, but the every single village in vietnam has streets named after tranhungdao and the haibatrong and no queen and the great heroes who fought the chinese always their people who fought the fought the chinese. yes, ho chi minh and general zap are also heroes, but there aren't streets named after them in every village the streets named after those who fought the chinese and you know i had to think. did nobody tell president kennedy or president johnson that that the domino theory does just doesn't really apply here. they're not going to follow. the the chinese this is not in their history. it's not it's a it's totally counter to their dna and what i've concluded is that one of the one of the results of mccarthyism was that the state department had been wiped clean of people who really knew the region? and so there weren't people around to kind of check the not so good instincts of mcnamara

crushing everyone who questions the hegemony of the united states and the united states and lay to want to direct the resources of control europe and lead in america to attack those whom they consider their main threat in this whole story. neither spain nor the e u has any role our troops should not become cannon fodder for this most enormous machine of genocide in history for nato. on friday, russia's top diplomat spelled out clearly that the country does not want war, but that he can allow its interest to be ignored either for ministers. the gate of rob shed his thoughts during a 90 minute interview to russian media. history of the, the if it's up to russia, there will be no war. we don't want any wars. but ignoring our interest is not something we can allow either. americans are trying to create a hysteria of the escalation around ukraine, burrell and blink, and repeating it to some kind of a mantra. they say we hope that raja is going to choose the path of diplomacy. and i can tell you that is something we've always stuck to since soviet times. and the outcomes of this diplomacy inc

for the current rh1 zoning, each unit is allowed up to 1.5 spaces per unit. so in order to prioritize housing and minimize parking, we're limiting it to one parking space per unit maximum. slide and then moving on to the architectural standards, this is a view of the lot split scenario from the street. it's just a hypothetical scenario of the three-story duplex with the ground floor adu. in the context of typical two-story buildings. and then a few basic ones in terms of materials and windows and so forth. we use sustainable dushl materials. most materials are fine as a primary clotting material. but there are vinyl and tropical woods. vinyl which is inappropriate for street facing facades and tropical woods are not appropriate and unsustainable for construction. slide. and the use appropriate windows. essentially the only building material which would not be permitted are vinyl windows when facing a street and in terms of detailing which is very important is they need to be recessed properly, a minimum of 3" for new construction, but for existing to match th

secretary austin has placed a range of units in the united states on a heightened preparedness to deploy, which increases our readiness to provide forces if nato should activate the nrf or if other situations develop. all told, the number of forces that the secretary has placed on heightened alert comes up to about 8500 personnel. we'll continue to provide updates in coming days about these decisions, but specifically this will ensure that the united states and our commitment to the nrf is consistent with their readiness for rapid deployment, again, if activated. in the event of nato's activation of the nrf or deteriorating security environment, the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional brigade combat teams, logistics, medical, aviation, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, transportation and additional capabilities into europe. again, i want to reinforce that as of now the decision has been to put them on higher alert. when i say heightened alert, some of these forces were already on a heightened posture, readiness to deploy posture and the secretar

allegations of the united states intended to commit genocide. the lead of the indigenous shoshone nation tells us to nuclear tests with deliberately carried out on land belonging to native americans with dire consequences for people's health. and these things were conducted without our knowledge and under a culture of secrecy, of the united states. and there in is the intent to commit genocide and the law group accuses to us states of racism for issuing guidelines that recommended prioritizing non whites for coaching with either very good afternoon. thanks for joining me here on our t international. well, we'll start this out with breaking news for you. this story coming in of a massive chemical foreign per sake, new jersey. it is sending plumes of very highly potentially toxic smoke up into the air or getting information that at least one fire fighter has been injured. so far, residents have been evacuated from the immediate area of this blaze, which has been burning now several hours. of course, in the early hours of the morning now in the uni

by the time united states became a nation, it actually to find the nation. the rise of capitalism was clearly on the backs of flight and the slave down if you had investigated lynchings. any great extent you believe that the country and country still stands in brick. i'm from the south. everybody know know what this thing to some extent. i would argue that we're still fighting the civil war and the south is winning the 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's lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul among them worse press position, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia is already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and children, whatever you do or more comes home. nobody has been held accoun

s custody but aren't entitled to say in the united states? if so, what happens if, like at gitmo, they are ineligible for transfer, we can't get the right security assurances, and they remain in immigration detention for a long period? then we have the potential for the supreme court, the prior precedent, to suggest that they have to be released into the united states. the odds of that, to be sure, are quite low. that being said, they are not zero, given the supreme court precedent on the question of the tension in the united states rights for detainees and immigration detention, and so we have to consider those facts also as we think about what to do with these detainees and whether bringing them to the united states at this point makes good sense. >> thank you. >> thanks, senator grassley. senator feinstein. >> thank, you mister chairman. i have thought a lot about guantÁnamo from the time i visited. i've served in my past on boards that sentenced women convicted of felonies in the state of california, did that for more than five years. an

so yes, i think that united kingdom is trying to manage to constance for such actions like united states aiding the legal aid to ukraine in order to portray and justify these actions. regard is the fact that they are instead of bringing peace, a possibility of peace. also. busy finding some sort of an acceptable solutions full for both sides is just adding fuel to already very know the situation in the region. so also by referring to the a panelist, i would say that this is a live walk joe biden wants to have and it is more of the decline of the united states from spectrum on a position in the world that it's trying to portray it. so, and it's ability to strike is influenced in the world. so in this region, regardless the fact that a cure to others that it might need to then you play a role which no same person wants to have. but i think is a part of the psychological, informational. as we know it was, mary. a recent polls suggest the british citizens believe that russia will invite you crate in 2020. so we already see the repercussions of this cycle for a manufacturing consent here, rig

in other words, there are paramilitary units, or you know, far right paramilitary units, which aren't under the direct control all the time of one single unified apparatus . so if you look at, when you ramp up tensions and you have a potential for either a false flag or an image, 17 style event or gulf of tonkin type, a miscommunication that might be intentional in fact. but anyway, that aside, it's very dangerous. a situation where you're heightening tensions like this, and u. s. is definitely putting pressure on ukranian government on lensky. many people will say that the ukraine government is captured already by the western sphere of influence by the united states. and it's interesting when you listen to tony blinking, and he's very shaky by the way, very nervous. when you listen to his speech press conference or the night, he's really only concerned with 2 things. one of them is a stock pile or stocks of weapons. the u. s is unloading all of their old last year's clothes, out stock on the ukraine, and then stockpiles of energy or energy, energy supplies. and it's funny that these

states, but to dissolve the united states, right? the union subsisting between south carolina and other states under the name of the united states of america is hereby dissolved. in some ways. this is an acknowledgment of the problem of secession right if you withdraw from the union does the union continue to exist. lincoln is going to make the same kind of claim once he is going to give his inauguration in march in general the idea. is that the constitution only functions through comedy right through this compromise framework and if one state withdraws then the union is dissolved and this is echoed in almost all the newspapers in south carolina in the period following the december 20th vote. and so they're going to say that the union is dissolved. this language makes the case that south carolina's consent is required to be in the union. this is not something that lincoln and other republicans are going to accept but this is the argument that they are going to make. now south carolina is doing this but at the same time. federal polit