as the u. s. tries to compete with china's own tech ambitions and it's big spending . also on the show, volkswagen settles with former executives in charge of the company during the diesel emission scandal. but the follow up from the white scale fraud is still ongoing. and paris is relaxing its pandemic restrictions as the city fame restaurants open their doors to indoor dinars. hello, welcome to the show i'm sitting busily in berlin. with us has taken a big step toward spending package meant to boost the nation's competitiveness with china. in areas such as semiconductor production and artificial intelligence, the senate passed a $250000000000.00 version of the bill with support from both sides of the aisle. suggesting that the politically polarized us concerns over china are unifying. on this about the a's or 68, the nase or 30 to the 60 vote threshold having been achieved. the bill is past bipartisan agreement this re these days in the halls. but on this bill, republicans and democrats came together to boost the u. s. ability to compete with chinese technology, whic

i think the u. s. tried to partner with china and there was a hope in the west that through economic development and through prosperity, china would join the family of democratic nations that there would be a hunger in the chinese society for democratic reforms. and that hasn't happened. i mean, it exists clearly in china, but it has been snuffed out. so this is why it has become this rivalry of systems. and this is why biden is concerned not just by this is a bipartisan issue. and what should biden, to share that with the european needs to bring the europeans inside the united states has tried to do this, i think, with some success by explaining to the europeans and convincing them of the danger that exists. and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they would be openin

s. tried to support family members at home with us dollars, but now cuba has suspended accepting cash bank deposits in the currency. if you have foreign currency here, you can buy whatever you like on the black market and special shops. the money comes from tourists and from cubans living abroad, but starting june 21st, that will change cuban banks will stop accepting us dollars. well, it is lucille. it resolution establishes the cuban financial institutions, such as the bank currency, exchange offices may no longer accept dollars in cash li, neither from individuals nor from companies. and this was one i had to read to you . who do you guys? cuba is having more and more difficulty redeeming its dollars abroad, something it blames on sanctions. it didn't get too much in with. it is an essential unavoidable measure that our banking and financial systems have to take. there is no way of avoiding it. it's a measure motivated by the united states economic brocade. the move serves to make the

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i think the u. s. tried to partner with china and there was a hope in the west that through economic development and through prosperity, china would join the family of democratic nations that there would be a hunger in the chinese society for democratic reforms. and that hasn't happened. i mean, it exists clearly in china, but it has been snuffed out. so this is why it has become this rivalry obscene systems. and this is why biden is concerned that not just by this is a bipartisan issue. it was due and washer biting to share that with the european needs to bring the europeans on side. the united states has tried to do this, i think with some success by explaining to the europeans and convincing them of the danger that exist. and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that they

s. tries to stop margaret from central america heading for its border while promising to help them find hope at home. the know about this and this is on their life and also coming up the u. s. recovery millions of dollars encrypted currency paid to hackers of a key fuel pipeline. presidential election is too close to call it, so that's candidate, it's slightly ahead of his right wing. rival is counting continues and it's official. cooper. the dinosaurs is now it's really his biggest pre historic plan he took. ah, the us is called on people from central america who want to travel north in search of a better life to stay at home, vice president common horace is in guatemala, where she met the country's leader to address the increase in migration. our white house correspondent, kimberly hall, get reports from guatemala city to come on honey guatemala national palace. us vice president, comma le harris issued a blank message to central american migrants looking to travel to the united states . i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making that dangerous track for

s. tries to stop migrate from central america heading for its border while promise to help them find hope at home . the news about this and this is all just have a life and also coming up the u. s. recovery millions of dollars in crypto currency paid to hackers of a key fuel pipeline. through the presidential election is too close to call a left candidate a slightly ahead of his right when arrival has come to continues. us regulators approved the 1st to all timers dragging nearly 20 years because he doesn't play its benefits. ah, the u. s. is appealing to people from central america who want to travel north in search of a better life. to stay at home, vice president common horace is in guatemala, where she's been meeting the country's leader to address the increase in migration white house correspondent company holiday reports from guatemala city. to come on in guatemala national palace. us vice president comma le harris issued a blank message to central american migrants looking to travel to the united states . i want to be clear to folks in this region who are thinking about making

s. tries president, common harris has raised the issue of migration with guatemala president as part of a regional effort to address its root causes. harris says president biden wants to re establish relationships with allies around the world. she also visit mexico during her 1st foreign trips since coming to office the united states, knowing that our security and prosperity depends on what happens abroad. we are clear that we have a responsibility then to interact, to cooperate and to work with our allies and our friends around the world. as you know, when i return to the united states, the president will be taking his 1st international trip as a reflection again of ours ministrations. priority am in guatemala today to discuss an advance our share priorities. foremost among those, as you have mentioned, is addressing migration and from this region in particular. well, let's find out how migration is affected in speech amenable rapid. he's joining us from the guatemala mexico border manual. just tell us where you are exactly, and what you're seeing. sure, and i'll just give you guys

s. tries to compete with china in some of these same areas. well, clearly it will take some time to hand globalization and globalization is to stay for a certain degree. but having that said, yes, there's also a shift, not just from the me on the, on i did states, but from other nations and regions as well, to actually be less reliable, especially when it comes to the supply chain. and in se, asia, i mean, we've dealt with those issues for so long here in the united states even besides the ship shortage, for example. they're also ideas, for example, to start mining of lithium or earth here within the united states. that won't be entirely easy with all the environmental protection that concerns that are also part of it. but yes, it's a key tendency that countries tried to produce as much as possible within their own borders. and this is not just us, if an ornament or a quarter or financial correspondent in new york. thank you very much. was staying in the u. s. the new report there says that several of the richest americans paid no income tax.

s. government tried to strip native children of their cultural identity and indoctrinate them with garbage us propaganda. it also played a key role in pressuring tribes to give up and sell land to the u. s. government, rather than lose their children. some native american host survived the school, say that perhaps as many as half of the so called students died while students basically, we need more ground penetrating radar dues. tell ya, go up to lay off the fear a bottle, a get back to you are still on. why am i agree with him? so, what kind of sadistic came up with this idea for these schools? if you guess the us military man, the big, big you one, nothing. the carlisle school was founded by us civil war veteran richard henry pratt, who came along in time when outright murdering native americans had become slightly just barely less palatable than before the 1800s. it was slightly frowned upon when pratt showed up, so he decided to help solve the indian question by moving the battle ground inside schools. by 1903 quarters of all native children had been enrolled and boarding schools with

no other city or state in the u. s. has ever tried it so talk to us about this plan. >> there are a lot of aspects to the whole proposal but two in particular have not been tried in any city or state in the country, the first is mandating insurance, that is on all gun owners just as all of us as drivers are required to have insurance that helps makes make us safer and compensate victims who are injured and it also incentivizes us to be safer drivers and to take care. so insurance could incentivize gun owners for example to get gun safes and trigger locks and other kinds of devices, and take gun safety classes and that is really important in a nation where we have 4.6 million children who live in a home where guns are loaded but kept unlocked. so interest is the first requirement and the second is around thieves. right now taxpayers are paying for the gun violence in addition to all victims and their families are feeling. in california taxpayers are paying $1.4 billion for police and emergency medical response and all of

s. congress with the presidency have tried to make up for this catastrophe with spending and, and printing, which is no substitute for actual wealth creation. so everything we're seeing around us right now, and it's very serious, is the inevitable results of that. and what's extra new to me is that right now, everybody's trying to put the best face on it, right? so you've got the federal reserve saying, this isn't a big deal. everything is going to be fine. you know, baby, i'm actually extremely doubtful. maybe economic law's been repealed, you know, maybe there's somebody else. but once the velocity of spending changes, we can see this thing get out of hand really fast. and the federal reserve is pretends to believe they can control this will be completely lost. even somebody like me, he doesn't trust the numbers as well. as you can see, just the real starkness here at the u. s. national debt is growing by the fastest rate in history and up 5 trillion in the past 14 months to 28 trillion. at what point does this become unsustainable or beyond repair? so i think what you have here there's,

this was the company that the trump administration tried to convince, moved the u. s. and exclusively give the us their vaccines for a 1000000000 euros, set off a huge ro over vaccine rights. and who gets those in, in the end germany itself, the german government invested about 300000000 euros into the company and got it to stay here. but there was a lot of interest in this vaccine, and it clearly just hasn't panned out one problem for sure vac is that they started doing their clinical trial clinical trials later than pfizer and by on tech. so most of their trials have happened this year when we've seen the explosion of a lot of area and kind of made it more difficult for these vaccines. so that's one reason why they're ethic, if you didn't, rate might be lower than that of pfizer. and by intact, but at the same time it's just if the calculator lower, and it's not even clear if they would get approval from madison's regulators if they do submit it, like they say they are going to be. the european medicine agency says they want a 50 percent advocacy, right? this is clea

the u. s. supreme court has dismissed a republican lead challenge to a bomb care. the decision will maintain affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans. justice is rule 7 to 2 that texas and 17 other states that mounted the challenge did not have standing in the case. republicans have made numerous unsuccessful attempts to strike down the bomber in a health candle since it was passed in 2010. straight to washington, then joined dw correspondent of a solid welcome oliver. how significant is this verdict? well, it's a very big deal film because number one, it has been one of the most prestigious project of the obama era and his administration. and also donald trump, after that, had put it very high on his agenda to get rid of obama care of the affordable healthcare act, which brought health insurance to 31000000 americans. because unlike in other industrialized countries that has not been a law in the united states, that it was telling its citizens to have health insurance, the republicans have always argued this is too expensive. it's a very indiv

the u. s. immigration agency annually issues 85000 h one b visas and just last week alone, immigration received 300000 petitions. currently we have a little bit over a 100 people right now, so we're struggling to keep up with the demand of business. now the us chamber of commerce is asking the u. s. government to double the number of h one, b visas and employment green cards along with getting rid of country caps for green cards to bring back those skilled workers. the chamber of commerce, calling the campaign. america works. as we continue this recovery, we're going to hit some bumps along the way course that'll happen. we can't remove the world's largest economy, like flipping and nice light switch. the industries hardest hit because of the halt and approving visas. besides restaurants, hotels, and all things hospitality. you also have camp counselors for children were more than $25000.00 of them are foreign workers. you have construction manufacturing and all building long haul trucking t

to cross from mexico into the u. s. is the highest number since jo bought him became president. but his administration says the number of unaccompanied mine is, is on the decline. advocate say government on both sides still need to do more to meet the needs minute a pedo hold from mexico city. a major challenge for us and mexico immigration policy has been served in child migration. and in many cases these minors are traveling alone. during the trump administration, in unprecedented, served children in adolescence on the border resulted in policies that according to critics stretched the limits of international law among them, child detention camps and the practice of family separation. whenever let me see a, one of the main consequences of family separation is that it's the state that leaves children and adolescence unprotected. in theory, it then becomes the state's responsibility to provide protection for them. a recent us homeland security report suggest that more than $2100.00 children have yet to be reunited wi

it limits the u. s. and russia to deploy no more than 1550 nuclear warheads. but biden agreed to a 5 year extension shortly. artery took, offers russia and says any future arms control packed must cover missile defense systems that it considers d, stabilizing the u. s. as rushes of thousands of reported tactical nuclear weapons that are not covered by start was also be on the table. well, beatrice friend is executive director at the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. and she says the us in russia must make a strong commitment towards nuclear reduction. every time the us and russian presidents get together, we have to remember that these 2 people, individuals have the power to end the world as we know it. so nuclear weapons is always going to be a massive issue that they're going to have to deal with. and we've seen the last few years. radiation between relations withdraw from bilateral agreements, huge modernization programs, global spending on nuclear up us increasing. so really we've, we've kind of a dangerous situation. the risk of nuclear w

i that limits the u. s. and russia to deploy no more than $1550.00 nuclear warheads applied and agreed to a 5 year extension. shortly after he took office a roster and says any future arms control pipe must cover missile defense systems that it consider as d, stabilizing the u. s, it says rushes thousands of reported tactical nuclear weapons that are not covered by start must also be on the table. so let's explore this. spectra spin is executive director at the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. she accepted the nobel peace prize on behalf of the campaign group back in 2017, please to say as she joined us live now from geneva, which was friends. so as i said before, there's little other diplomatic daylight on other issues, but perhaps there is more in miss irina what's your sense? yeah, of course. i mean, i think every time the us and russian presidents get together, we have to remember that these 2 people, individuals have the power to end the world as we know. so nuclear weapons is always g

these policies spend about double the amount allows, and then tried to hide the costs. of the u. s. supreme court has dismissed a republican that challenge to a bomb care. the decision will maintain affordable health insurance for tens of millions of americans. the justice is a rule, the 72 that texas and 17 other states that mounted the same challenge did not have standing in the case publication have made numerous unsuccessful attempts to strike down your bama in a health care law since it was passed in 2010 straight to washington then joined date of the correspondent of a solid. welcome all about how significant is this verdict? well, it's a very big deal fill. because number one, it has been one of the most prestigious project of the obama era and his administration. and also donald trump, after that, had put it very high on his agenda to get rid of obama care of the affordable healthcare act, which brought health insurance to 31000000 americans. because unlike in other industrialized countries that has not been a law in the united states, that it was telling its citizens to

s. company that's promising to take humans to the edge of space and the tri county balloon. ah welcome to the rescue work as a searching for nearly 100 people who was still missing. after an apartment building collapsed in florida, at least one person was killed when part of the 12 story building in surfside near miami, gave way and fell to the ground on thursday cream. her dad has moved from miami. it took just seconds for about half of the 12 story beach for an apartment block to come crashing down. most residents inside were sleep at the time i just sudden collapsed sparked a frantic search for survivors. some like this, young boy were pulled to safety while one woman reportedly needed her leg amputated to free her from directed. a massive search and rescue is under way. and we know that we're going to do everything we can possibly do to identify and rescue those who have been trapped in the rebel. more than 80 firefighter unit to call to the scene as nervous fam members and neighbors and friends stood by help in the whole morning, calling them not started just trying to

s. and austria, i experimenting with it on a local level. other countries like indonesia, i could have tried different mentors, including extremely plastic bottles from boston. after public pressure of cotton has been the latest to implement them. deposit systems, the parliament was close to making a decision. but postpone the critics and the you said, the plastic lobby still plays a big role. installing sucks decisions and was we have seen if they have been opposing as well in production of new deposit systems as a proposal from the government class last week. and the night before, the bulletin minister will get the phone call from enough to present the beach and the proposal will be removed and it puts in it will be made a leap internal memo from coca cola on to scandal and admit the strategy to a ball of the systems clear in writing this trend of corporations pushing single use into the market has moved to the global out until recently, bottles have largely been refilled. rico waste management rules have also led to many cities looking li

the u. s. as the strikes targeted operational and weapons storage facilities. after drone attacks against us personnel and silly comes by and tries to revive the international nuclear deal with rab residence in the german city. a boardwalk have held a funeral service for victims of a brutal knife attack. they laid wreaths and candles at the scene where 3 women were killed. the suspect that 24 year old smalley immigrant was shot in the leg by police and arrested. and frances par, right national rally party has suffered a severe blow and sundays regional elections. the party again failed to secure control of any of frances electoral regions. the outcome deprives maureen le pen of the chance to show her party is fit for power ahead of next year's presidential rates. risky worker is coming through the rubble of a collapsed florida. apartment block say there is still hope of finding survivors. more than 150 people are still on, accounted for some 4 days after the 12 story complex collapsed. the death toll was now at 9 relatives of the missing have been allowed to vi

the u. s. accused russia violating the so called i n, f packed that bands short range nuclear missiles. trump also tried to put out of another package, the new strategic reduction or new start treaty signed in 2011. it limits the us and russia to deploy no more than $1550.00 warheads, but biden agreed to a 5 year extension. shortly after he took office, russia and says, any future arms control packed must cover missile defense systems that it considers d, stabilizing the u. s. as rushes thousands of reported tactical nuclear weapons that are not covered by start must also be on the table. beatrice and is executive director of the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. and she says, the united states, russia must make a strong commitment towards nuclear reduction every time the u. s. and russian precedents get together, we have to remember that these 2 people, individuals have the power to end the world as we know it. so nuclear weapons is always going to be a massive issue that t

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s. congress is so deeply divided. it can't agree on anything. republicans in them or credits have virtually nothing they can agree on. but one of the few things they can agree on are certain buzzwords, like we've got to be tough with china. so for instance, in this bill, what it really is about, it's not about stopping china from doing anything. it doesn't things in china, in any way, doesn't punish china in any way. what it does, it takes us taxpayer dollars at enormous amounts and it lost them to pet projects in the name of competition, which of course, isn't truly competition. so for instance, just a couple of things here. $54000000000.00 and this bill is going to go to increase us production and supply of semiconductors. now we've talked about this quite a bit on the show. so there is a obvious semi conductor shortage going on around the world. there certainly is a huge semi conductor shortage here in the us to 1000000000 of those $54000000000.00 will go specifically to creating semiconductors on behalf of automak

s. congress is so deeply divided. it can agree on anything, republicans in them or credits have virtually nothing they can agree on. but one of the few things they can agree on are certain buzzwords like gotta be tough with china. so for instance, in this bill, what it really is about, it's not about stopping china from doing anything. it doesn't sanction china in any way, doesn't punish china in any way. what it does, it takes us taxpayer dollars an enormous amount and it a lot of them to pet projects in the name of competition, which of course, isn't truly competition. so for instance, just a couple of things here, $54000000000.00 and this bill is going to go to increase us production and supply of semiconductors. now we've talked about this quite a bit on the show. so there is a obvious semiconductor shortage going on around the world. there certainly is a huge semi conductor shortage here in the u. s. $2000000000.00 of those $54000000000.00 will go specifically to creating semiconductors on behalf of automakers in

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today's focus is on relations between the u. s. its allies and the arrivals. e leaders begun the day and meetings with britain's growth johnson, as they tried to smooth over, lingering tensions after breakfast, leads to lead us to discuss how to view with russia on china. washington is pushing for the tougher stands on. it may just teach our committee to recover. now the w correspondent, alexandra for not an essay in cobb is bay cornwell. that's where the g 7 is taking place this weekend. and it's under the u. s. s. trying to push it allies to counter china more strongly. g 7 lead us close to a consensus on how to respond to being just increased and pop while at least according to ministration officials, they seem to be. that seems to be the case. the officials told reporters that the leaders are likely to announce a new initiative here, an infrastructure program that is meant to be an alternative to china, spelt, and roads initiative, a message. and for such a program that has been criticized for its lack of transparency, quotes, violation of environmental an

but there has been this flow of patience between the u. s. and russia and quite where they've been very low recently. perhaps right now we're coming to one of the higher points as a result of this summit. that's what they'll be hoping. whitehouse indeed both sides saying they're constructive. pragmatic talks out diplomatic. james, based across that for us from london. thanks, james. well, we've been bringing new special coverage here of that very high stakes summit. us president joe biden meetings out of prison in geneva. those talks of wrapped up we've been hearing from both men will be bringing you much more analysis on that here on out there, stay with us in energy to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape, my technology and human ingenuity we can make it work for you and your business. most people will never know what's beyond these. the deafening silence of 100000 for how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with. every breath is pressure with fear

now the u. s. media has become the world's leads to trusted and has seen a sharp fall in viewers and readers according to a study and by britons oxford university. the poll of almost a 100000 people around the globe found that finland has left to the top spot with 2 in 3, they're believing their medium. by contrast, researchers said that coverage of the pandemic by us outlets contributed to less than 30 percent. now trusting them, and that collapse marks a massive drop in just a few years. just 4 years ago, almost 4 and 10 americans still had trust in their news organizations, journalist and r t host. a chris hedges says that us media now puts pleasing its audience above telling the truth. the commercial model of the us media is to cater to a specific demographic with the rise of the internet and all turn it is sources . these traditional news outlets could no longer reach a broad audience because they didn't have a monopoly. and therefore they decided to go after a particular demographic. and n

on thursday, the u. s department of labor released data showing consumer prices increased 5% over one year ago. economists say the causes pent up demand as people emerge from pandemic restrictions and face supply shortages as companies tried to ramp back up after shutdowns. i've got off roading jeeps at the sigma auto group lot and conquered. they've seen a 35% increase in business prices and demand for used vehicles surged a record 10% last month as a shortage of semiconductor ships decreased supplies of new cars. there have been a shortage of new cars out there recently due to the chips, which has driven the prion market up, i would say, uh, pretty significant amount and as more people travel airline fares have increased 7% gas prices hit a seven year high. treasurys the economy readjust from the past year, we're making progress and what we're seeing some inflation. i don't believe it's permanent, but we will watch this very carefully. one thing that does not appear to be rising is interest rates. the

more than a 1000 people in the u. s. state of illinois. i've had to move out of their homes because of a fire at a chemical factory. 55 years have been baffling that place since monday when there was an explosion at the plans. they've since dug a trench around the size and installed absorb and material along a nearby river to try to stop chemicals escaping into the water. for the us, attorney general has unveiled a plan to combat the threat of domestic terrorism. garland seizing $100000000.00 to funded official reports now from the white house. after a violent mob attacked the us capital on january the 6th, the fight administration with so called domestic terrorism, a top priority resources, and f b. i field officers to be moved more federal lawyers. well, let's take you straight to villa garage where russian president vladimir person is addressing the media off the talks with us president joe biden. let's just say a long can to adoption of the top tech. so our sugar conference is well known. it's 6 use to trade relations. please ask your

s. and austria, i experimenting with it on a local level. other countries like indonesia and i could have tried different methods, including extracting plastic bottles from boston. it's after public pressures. cotton has been the latest, the implemented deposit system. the u. k. parliament was close to making a decision. but postpone this critics on the you said, the plastic lobby still plays a big role, installing such decisions. and was we have seen if they have been opposing as well in production of new deposit systems best a proposal from the government. the last committee and the night before the vote needs to get the phone call from industrial entities. and the proposal will be removed and the preventative will be made a leap into the memo from coca cola on the scandal when amanda strategy to abhor the systems clear in writing this trend of corporations pushing single use into the market has moved the global out until recently, bottles have largely been re fillable rico waste management. we have also led to many cities looking like thi

s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have asked me often about the the anchorage fiasco again, self and do self inflicted. what if they tried to do it in a, in, during the summer here and i would just turn around and say, doing a saw a freedom of speech. i would have what's going on with julian, it's like, oh, and you have all of these hundreds of people and consolidate you. confinement per loitering, january 6, and you know, so a lot of them don't have lawyers. they're not given access to evidence and being compiled against them. and you talk about the rule of law. i mean this daniels point to be you can't lecture other countries on these issues anymore because it's hypocrisy and puts at the end of the day. that's not what this is about as opposed to how to states and the international order is supposed to function. it's not about a trial and in a 3rd country here, i mean, they just get way over their skis here and they get the purpose of the thing. al

s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have asked me often about the the anchorage fiasco again, self and do self inflicted. what if they tried to do it during the summer here? and i would just turn around and say, doing a saw a freedom of speech. i would have what's going on with julian, it's like, oh, and you have all of these hundreds of people and consolidate confinement for loitering on january 6 and you know, so a lot of them don't have lawyers. they're not given access to evidence and being compiled against them. and you talk about the rule of law. i mean the this daniels point to be you can't lecture other countries on these issues anymore because it's hypocrisy and puts at the end of the day. that's not what this is about as opposed to how to states and the international order is supposed to function. it's not about a trial and in a 3rd country here, i mean they just get way or with their skis here and they get the purpose of the thing. all of us

s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have asked me often about the the anchorage fiasco again, self and do self inflicted. what if they tried to do it in a, in, during the summer here and i would just turn around and say, doing a saw a freedom of speech. i would have what's going on with julian, it's like, oh, and you have all of these hundreds of people and consolidate confinement, per loitering on january 6. and you know, lot of them don't have lawyers. they're not given access to evidence and being compiled against them. and you talk about the rule of law, i mean this daniels point to be you can lecture other countries on these issues anymore because it's hypocrisy and puts at the end of the day. that's not what this is about as opposed to how to states and the international order is supposed to function. it's not about a trial and in a 3rd country here, i mean, they just get way over their skis here and they get the purpose of the things. all of us

s. empire, maybe the middle of the maybe the end of the end of the u. s. empire. when that happens, you know, a, glenn, it's very interesting. people have asked me often about the the anchorage fiasco again, self and do self inflicted. what if they tried to do it during the summer here? and i would just turn around and say, doing a saw a freedom of speech. i would have what's going on with julian, it's like, oh, and you have all of these hundreds of people and consolidate the confinement for loitering. january 6 and you know, so a lot of them don't have lawyers. they're not given access to evidence and being compiled against them. and you talk about the rule of law. i mean this daniels point to be you can lecture other countries on these issues anymore because it's hypocrisy and puts at the end of the day. that's not what this is about as opposed to how to states and the international order is supposed to function. it's not about a trial and in a 3rd country here, i mean they would get way with their skis here and they get the purpose of the thing. all of us are o

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and like i said, we tried to get federal energy regulators to intervene. but maybe we should have started at the fed because that's where it all begins. while speaking of the fed, you know, maximize our bit cleaners and we believe they can fix this quite a few problems. and bitcoin has been in the news about the energy, which we call fun because, you know, we are, we've covered on the one hand, there are energy rigs that flare, right? like there's a lot of crackers flare and the huge quantities of methane have been spewed into the air in the united states since barack obama, like really push cracking as a green solution. but there was a lot of methane, which is, you know, a more powerful greenhouse gas, at least for a short term. you had tweeted in the u. s. private equity owned oil drillers, flare 423 cubic feet of natural gas for every barrel of oil produced compared with just $74.00 for publicly traded companies. we have a private equity problem. now, in the big plant sector, you're able, now they capture all that flared gas. now no, flared gas would ev

and like i said, we tried to get federal energy regulators to intervene. but maybe we should have started at the fed because that's where it all begins. while speaking of the fed, you know, maximize our bit cleaners and we believe they can fix this quite a few problems. and bitcoin has been in the news about this energy, which we call fun because, you know, we are, we've covered on the one hand, there are energy rigs that flare, right? like there's a lot of crackers flare and the huge quantities of methane have been spewed into the air in the united states since barack obama, like really push cracking as a green solution. but there was a lot of methane, which is, you know, a more powerful greenhouse gas, at least for a short term. you had tweeted in the u. s. private equity owned oil drillers, flare 423 cubic feet of natural gas for every barrel of oil produced compared with just $74.00 for publicly traded companies. we have a private equity problem. now, in the big plant sector, you're able, now they capture all that flared gas. no, no, flared gas, would

and like i said, we tried to get hello energy regulators to intervene. but maybe we should have started at the fed because that's where it all begins. while speaking of the fed, maximize our bit corners, and we believe they can fix this quite a few problems. and bitcoin has been in the news about this energy, which we call fun because, you know, we are, we've covered on the one hand, there are energy rigs that flare, right? like there's a lot of crackers flare and the huge quantities of methane have been spewed into the air and the united states since barack obama, like really push cracking as a green solution. but there was a lot of methane, which is, you know, a more powerful greenhouse gas, at least for a short term. you had tweeted in the u. s. private equity owned oil drillers, flare 423 cubic feet of natural gas for every barrel of oil produce compared with just $74.00 for publicly traded companies. we have a private equity problem. now, in the sector, you're able, now they capture all that flared gas. now no, flared gas would ever come from any of

and like i said, we tried to get federal energy regulators to intervene. but maybe we should have started at the fed because that's where it all begins. while speaking of the fed max and i are bit cleaners and we believe they can fix this quite a few problems. and bitcoin has been in the news about the energy, which we call fun because, you know, we are, we've covered on the one hand, there are energy rigs that flare, right? like there's a lot of crackers flare and the huge quantities of methane have been spewed into the air in the united states since barack obama, like really push cracking as a green solution. but there was a lot of methane, which is, you know, a more powerful greenhouse gas, at least for a short term. you had tweeted in the u. s. private equity owned oil drillers, flare 423 cubic feet of natural gas where every barrel of oil produced compared with just $74.00 for publicly traded companies. we have a private equity problem. now, in the big plant sector, you're able, now they capture all that flared gas. now no, flared gas would ever come