mcgovern. mr. mcgovern: please join me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. williams: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. williams: mr. speaker, i stand today to honor texas christian university's 150th anniversary. in 1873 the randolph and ateson clark brothers had a bold vision to create a university that would educate individuals to be leaders for the future with the highest levels of character and responsibility. over the years t.c.u. delivered on that mission and has been a beacon of strong educational values for the world to see. the staff and leaders throughout the years have been instrumental in build ago brighter and better

congressman mcgovern you mentioned the complexities of this. there's no doubt that religious freedom is playing an issue in nigeria. we have seen this administration pull back saying no, it's more of an issue of scarcity of resources. clearly, there's an overlap, but how do we address the religious persecution, religious hostility aspect, amidst the other issues like the economic resource issues as well? >> it's very, africa, i passed the for julie global with lindsey graham to stabilize that part of africa were economic conditions are so bad that it breeds terrorism. so that's a component to this. and, of course, with the various terror organizations you have that religious freedoms that are being compromised. in the region. we do a lot of great -- the united states of america such a great powerful country. we did so great things for other people, global health fund, global malnutrition. where going to reauthorize pepfar on my committee that saved 250 million people in africa from aids. and so i think that when we do these things, first of all

mister mcgovern for the briefing. mister president, japan is deeply concerned about the incident happened to the critical infrastructure, namely, the no story, no stream pipelines intern in international waters in about dixie. we are concerned about potentially long term damage and the risk to the marine environment and climate in the region. the investigation of the incident is ongoing, and japan is monitoring the progress of the investigation. because monitoring the progress of the investigation at the same time, this incident reminds us once again of the importance of ensuring the safety of energy infrastructure. any targeting of civilian infrastructure and facilities must be avoided with strongly con them, any active violence against that. we are closely following developments and continued to us, those involved to exercise restraint and refrain from engaging in any activity that could disrupt peace and stability. and as resources, including natural gas on the mental to people's life. vandalism to critical infrast

mcgovern: well, mr. speaker, let me just -- to the gentleman that just spoke who talked about record debt, yeah, we worry about that as well. but i'll remind him that 25% of this nation's debt was accumulated in the four years of donald trump. let me repeat that. a quarter of our nation's debt -- in all of our history -- was accumulated in the four years of donald trump. so if that's the standard, increasing debt is the standard where you say a president failed, then there's no question that the previous president, mr. trump, was a miserable failure. let me say to my colleague from pennsylvania who brought up china. again, i'm so -- i'm having trouble following this debate. no one -- i will not be lectured by anybody on dmitment to human -- commitment to human rights in china. i co-chaired the congressional executive commission on china. i co-chaired the tom lantos human rights commission. i authored the bill the uighur labor force prevention act. by the way, which died in a republican senate and we mana

he said, mr. mcgovern, i'll tell you the usual reasons that the germans hadn't bought into it yet, and the wash or pack still existed, but really and truly mister mo, ever. here's what it was. we trusted you now more than one inch to the east. i want to not belabor that point, it's simply that you know, it's more than just nato enlargement out when the crimea was annexed by russia at mr. a poaching got up a month later and he said we had to annex crimea because of the qu in keir in february of 2014 and, and, and even more important than nato membership for ukraine was the prospect that medium range, ballistic missiles, will be put on the periphery of united states, which indeed they are capable of doing because there are capsules holes in romania and poland that accommodate tomahawk missiles, cruise missiles, and will eventually accommodate hypersonic missiles. this is very, very serious. mr. poaching made this point in december of last year or not last year, but the year before in talking to a sheaf military. now, how do i, how i end this i, i would like to do a little human business

mcgovern being the last 1972 presidential candidate. i had dinner with him and i told him that i guess i was about 14. i somehow convinced my parents to let me work in the mcgovern headquarters for the summer and and i you know, as usual, you're working 10 hours a day and and he made a comment about, losing 48 or 49 states. and i said, but as a george never sold me out. nobody can say that about richard. you never sold out. and that's why i'm here now. so we had henry. wallace was destroyed. mcgovern was destroyed by both parties. remember, it was? a there was a fusion of the democratic party elite in the republican party elite that that coalesced to destroy mcgovern. and then the those senators i mean, i'm very good friends. ralph nader, i was nader's speechwriter and ralph a point where he realized there because he worked with that ralph worked with that liberal wing of the democratic when it existed. i mean, 24 pieces of legislation the, mining safety act. oh, that was all written by ralph and then pushed through. but he watched this

mcgovern: mr. speaker, if we defeat t previous question, i will offer an amendment to the rule to provide for consideration of the resution that affirms the house's unwaveri commitment to protect cial security and medicare and stes it is the position of the houseo reject any cuts to the programs. mr. spker, i ask unanimous amendment into the record along with any extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: witut objection. mr. govern: social security and medicare arehe bedrock of four natios social safety net. yet as many republican colleagues demand recess cuts in exchange for paying o bills, these programs are under threat. despite recenthetoric to the contrary, republicans claim they won't cut social security and medicare benefits. today, democrats are giving republicans a chance to back up that claim with action by providing them a chance to reassure the american peopl not just with their words, but with their votes. today, they can vote

i'm going out of the floor to mr raymond mcgovern. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, i would associate myself completely with professor saxes comments. i do not have a prepared text, and so i was unable to give that to the people who asked me to give it to them. i was asked to do this less than a day ago. know and suggested what i might say. and of course, no one even asked the what i would say. so these are my personal remarks, based on my experience for 27 years as an intelligence analyst. and as an observer, and i notice that i'm called a political activist. well, this is my way of paying back for the education i got as an intelligence analyst in the us intelligence community. now i would say that on my way here in to airports this morning, i noticed a bunch of children that little children and school age children had made me think back to my days as a school age child. i was one of those who hid under my desk because of the threat of the russian atom bomb as though that would protect me fast forward. when i became a professional an

. >> next, representatives i, call and jim mcgovern on protecting religious freedoms and human rights at the summit. they address the role religion plays in u.s. foreign policy. >>> good morning. good morning, kansas city chief. >> good morning, sam. >> join you on stage on earth summit 2023. we're going to have a fantastic event and i believe this will be an epic event that we're going to have, that the relationships build here in the activities coming out of here will literally change the world and we need to change this world but there's so much persecution and so much difficulty that's taking place to religious people around the world of all stripes. it's a bumper sticker and i come from the political world and if you can't get your thought down to a bumper sticker, you continue convey it and religious freedom for everybody, everywhere, all the time. that's the theme. that's what we're about. that's what we do. and the beauty of it is that this is a gold given right unfortunately is being trampled on, limited or threatened everywhere around the world. the un civil rights chart ser

mcgovern: mr. chairman, i'm just asking -- urging that we clarify that the anti-vax rhetoric we hear on the other side of the aisle doesn't apply to other vaccines beyond covid. this is a trust issue here. last night when the president asked that the republicans not vote to cut social security and medicare, you all said you weren't going to do that. yet today we look at statements from senator mike lee said his objective is to phase out social security, to pull it up by the roots and get rid of it. the republican study committee released a budget that calls for privatizing social security and raising the eligibility ages for social security and medicare. we have had senator lindsey graham suggest raising the age for social security and cutting benefits for seniors while making them pay more -- i could go on. rick scott introduced a bill that would sunset social security. there is a trust issue. while i agree with the gentleman i'd have to forget everything i heard in the rules committee last night.

mcgovern: mr. chairman, i'm just asking -- urging that we clarify that the anti-vax rhetoric we hear on the other side of the aisle doesn't apply to other vaccines beyond covid. this is a trust issue here. last night when the president asked that the republicans not vote to cut social security and medicare, you all said you weren't going to do that. yet today we look at statements from senator mike lee said his objective is to phase out social security, to pull it up by the roots and get rid of it. the republican study committee released a budget that calls for privatizing social security and raising the eligibility ages for social security and medicare. we have had senator lindsey graham suggest raising the age for social security and cutting benefits for seniors while making them pay more -- i could go on. rick scott introduced a bill that would sunset social security. there is a trust issue. while i agree with the gentleman i'd have to forget everything i heard in the rules committee last night.

and also adam mcgovern's going to be as mcgovern's going to be here as well. we some great stories well. we got some great stories in papers through. i'm in the papers to go through. i'm asking morning, should asking you this morning, should the should king charles the king should king charles have stayed on this? do have stayed silent on this? do you him to silent on you want him to stay silent on politics? is in light of politics? this is in light of his ursula der his meeting, ursula von der leyen the leyen yesterday to discuss the brexit deal. almost 90% of you. so far say that he should just keep his thoughts to himself wolf. interesting. head over to our twitter page and cast your vote now that we're going to be speaking about that after your morning finish the keep morning finish of the king. keep the himself . here is the politics to himself. here is thompson . bear. thanks very thompson. bear. thanks very much. it's 1032. thompson. bear. thanks very much. it's1032. here thompson. bear. thanks very much. it's 1032. here are the headlines. and let's jus

i'm congressman jim mcgovern from massachusetts and i want thank the foundation for inviting me to say a few words at the international religious freedom summit and i'm honored to be here with my good friend the foreign affairs committee chairman mike mccaul. we may be of different parties but we have a lot of common ground and work together especially on the issues of human rights and happy to be here with everyone. we appreciate your commitment to the issues. for the past several years, i have cochaired the tom lantis human rights,s in the house of representatives and hope to have that in the 118th congress. in that capacity, i can tell you the right to freedom of thought, conscious, and religion is most often taken up in hearing ands religion. the right to practice is frequently violated by governments all over the world. some examples that immediately come to mind will be loved by everyone. in burma. the high in iran and muslims and freedom of religion and i'm very aware that my right to freedom of religion is only as strong as that of my muslim or hindu due or buddhist neighbor. u

mcgovern decades later acknowledged if i had to do it over again, i'd have kept him. i didn't know anything about mental illness. nobody did. family says they believe he'll be away from the senate for weeks, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle or sending him well wishes senator ted cruz tweeting mental illness is real and serious. i hope he gets the care he needs. andrew rina. andrea thank you. inflation may be easing, but the world's biggest food company says it will be raising prices this year. nestle which makes everything from cats to coffee, says staple items will soon cost even more due to rising costs. nestle already raised prices by an average of 8% last year, and americans now have a record amount of credit card debt. reaching nearly a trillion dollars total. that's nearly $6500 per household. coming up the return of winnie the pooh. many fans are not happy, but first growing concern about microsoft's artificial intelligence chatbot that disturbing conversations disturbing conversations straight out of a sci my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...the b

mcgovern emphasize that the slow roll back, we'll give hospital systems and the federal government time to adjust and prepare, show that essential benefits on suddenly ripped away from those who need them. most. now, the house will also consider a separate resolution this week to end the national emergency as well. reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right, basil, thanks for that update. will be paying attention to this. >> coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. it's all about the forty-niners now with the super bowl out of reach. there is uncertainty about how brock purdy it's going to recover from his elbow injury. we spoke with him about his options for recovery. we're going to be right back afteit's of days, but there still some uncertainty about brock purdy and how he's going to recover from that torn in his throwing elbow on monday. brock says he still weighing his options. now he can elect for surgery, which is probably the most ray for road to recovery. but that would put him out basically a calendar year. you can also rehabbing holding back in 6 months, but

i do say that they both made the decision not for themselves, not for senator mcgovern. he knew it would hurt, not for tom eagleton, but for the american people. for all of you out there. >> in some ways we've come a long way in talking about mental health. the question is, have we come far enough? >>> when we come back, nikki haley may have more than donald trump to contend the nomination. florida governor ron desantis is already the front-runner even before he's announced. e front-r before he's announced. everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g network, we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? when i was your age, we couldn't stream a movie when the power went out. you're only a year older than me. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. >>> welcome back. well, we had a presidential launch this week coming up, and what i thought was interesting about it >>> welcome back. wel

i'm an american to as is jeffrey saxon as his ray mcgovern who is former cia who's testifying at the un security council. there is a consciousness here and there is a blackout. you know, in france, i believe there were 3000000 people marching against nato. and here in the united states, we just had a rally called the rage against the war machine rally. this would happen on, on sunday, february 19th. you know, americans do not want this war to go on. and i would like my international friends to know that we are have we have efforts to make sure that, you know, our government is held accountable for prolonging this war. and for provoking this war, we are doing our best to make sure that people know that people like victoria newland were responsible for the 2014 coo and ukraine, which led directly to this conflict. and you know, we are exposing the fact that joe biden was shaking and with people like all like the box was the leader of the vote. a political party in your brain, a very prominent, neo nazi organization in ukraine. so there is a growing tension. in fact, here in the united

i do say that they both made the decision not for themselves, not for senator mcgovern. he knew it would hurt, not for tom eagleton, but for the american people. for all of you out there. >> in some ways we've come a long way in talking about mental health. the question is, have we come far enough? >> when we come back, nikki haley may have more than donald trump to contend i am here because they revolutionized immunotherapy. i am here because they saw how cancer adapts to different oxygen levels and starved it. i am here because they switched off egfr gene mutation and stopped the growth of tumor cells. there's a place that's making one advanced cancer discovery after another for 75 years. i am here... i am here.... because of dana-farber. what we do here changes lives everywhere. i am here. i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. come here! you know why people are always looking at their phon

i was just so shocked when eagleton was kicked off the ticket, particularly after mcgovern said what he did. just bringing it to -- and i'll be quick on this, but i think it's important. we had two members of the senate, a republican and a democrat, had family members with severe mental issues. they teamed up and we passed the mental health parity act, which forced the insurance companies to cover mental health just as they did physical health. and now john fetterman just being open about this, it's amazing. frankly. it's good. >> absolutely. and rick, the thing about fetterman that i like, i will admit i like him as a candidate because he's such an everyman. what percentage of men over 50 have a fib, a lot? he leaned into it and said i'm going to be honest about it. he had a stroke, he's recovering. he's honest uthis recovery, about his dress code. he's just a regular guy. do you think this winds up falling into that bucket, or can he withstand or will he end up getting attacked as somebody who has been maybe too honest about his health issues and now this mental health piece or doe

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well money and the points and the speedboat goes to anna mcgovern , because here all the mcgovern, because here all the results from 88% of gb news. wow viewers have said that they have this lose that strap. you have. they have brits lost faith in that gp's, that gp services and that's really bad for the nhs and it must be addressed as a matter of urgency. i'm sure plenty of you like linda have a good service and we should acknowledge the great work that many gp's do. it's a tough gig, but too many are falling short now. coming up in the next hour, it might take it ten. prince harry wants an apology in return for appearing at the king's coronation celebration as well. i think if anyone should apologising, it's harry himself . that's my take it ten and we'll get the view of my brilliant panellists tonight . brilliant panellists tonight. larcombe, who is the former royal editor of the sun newspaper , best selling author newspaper, best selling author and prince harry's biographer, no less . we've got the papers no less. we've got the papers live from 1020 to 11:00 with full panel reaction .

well money and the points and the speedboat goes to anna mcgovern , because here all the mcgovern, because here all the results from 88% of gb news. wow viewers have said that they have this lose that strap. you have. they have brits lost faith in that gp's, that gp services and that's really bad for the nhs and it must be addressed as a matter of urgency. i'm sure plenty of you like linda have a good service and we should acknowledge the great work that many gp's do. it's a tough gig, but too many are falling short now. coming up in the next hour, it might take it ten. prince harry wants an apology in return for appearing at the king's coronation celebration as well. i think if anyone should apologising, it's harry himself . that's my take it ten and we'll get the view of my brilliant panellists tonight . brilliant panellists tonight. larcombe, who is the former royal editor of the sun newspaper , best selling author newspaper, best selling author and prince harry's biographer, no less . we've got the papers no less. we've got the papers live from 1020 to 11:00 with full panel reaction .

>> a discussion on religious freedom and foreign policy with representative michael mccaul and jim mcgovern of massachusetts. this from a summit in washington dc that featured remarks from sam brownback who served as ambassador at large for religious freedom during the trump administration. this is 40 minutes.

mcgovern emphasize that the slow roll back, we'll give hospital systems and the federal government time to adjust and prepare, show that essential benefits on suddenly ripped away from those who need them. most. now, the house will also consider a separate resolution this week to end the national emergency as well. >> reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. thanks a lot, basil. we'll check in with you later. >> we'll take a break or 5.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. there is uncertainty about how going to cover from his elbow injury. we spoke with him about his options for recovery. and we'll have that coming up in a we'll have that coming up in a moment. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! >> welcome back. it is 5.25 and we want to listen to this stunning announcement from the mouth of tom brady himself. let's see if we can pull this up. he says he's retir

mcgovern emphasize that the slow roll back, we'll give hospital systems and the federal government time to adjust and prepare, show that essential benefits aren't suddenly ripped away from those who need them. most. >> now the house will also consider a special later this week to end the national emergency as well. reporting live in washington. i'm basil. john, how many times if you had covid basil? i've had it twice. once number one says i know for sure. alright, basil, thank you very much. >> it is 6.23 right now and after the break, a missing bay area teenager is found, but it's a terrible end of the story. >> we're going to have the details and the follow-up on a story that we've been following here on kron 4 just a few minutes. don't go aw (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like ge

mcgovern emphasize that the slow roll back, we'll give hospital systems and the federal government time to adjust and prepare, show that essential benefits on suddenly ripped away frothose who need them most. the house will also consider a separate resolution this week to end the national emergency as well. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> it's a 22. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, it's time for the chinese new year parade. the lunar new year parade in san francisco will show you how the city is gearing up to keep everybody safe. it's a 25 in chinatown. leaders joined san francisco officials to talk about the safety. >> at this year's chinese lunar new year parade, it's going to happen this saturday just 2 weeks after 2 mass shootings targeting s me members of the asian american community. officials say they want to make sure that everybody feel safe and comfortable. that should anyone. >> do anything. a criminal nature with respect to this event that they will be held accountable. we want to make sure that this parade is something that is celebratory as it s

mcgovern emphasize that the slow roll back, we'll give hospital systems and the federal government time to adjust and prepare, show that essential benefits aren't suddenly ripped away from those who need them most. the house will also consider a separate resolution this week to end the national emergency as well. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> well, 7.22, is a time coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. there is, as we know, uncertainty about how brock purdy is going to be recovering from his elbow injury. we're actually hear from him in the locker room with his recovery options will be right back. starts at. >> all, right. welcome back at 7.25. right now, let's talk forty-niners because it's been a couple of days now. everybody's been digesting including brock purdy. what's going to happen with him after he injured his arm and his legs? there's the play that happened tore his >> what what? what's ahead of him? that's what he still way he could elect for surgery in there. a couple of options there's repair or there's reconstruction. and that could put him on the sidelines

a week later, mcgovern dropped him from the ticket, and he was re-elected twice, but a lot of times when senators and members have talked about mental health issues it has hurt their political careers going forward, and hopefully in this day and age, people are talking about it and more and there's an understanding that this is very usual. a lot of americans sort of struggle with this, and because of that hopefully these sort of situations are dealt with, with more grace. >> and katherine, pennsylvania voters really connected with him through his stroke, and through the election. >> that's right. i think one of the things we really saw, and there were a lot of questions around how would he perform, and how would people respond to his debate performances where we saw he needed assistance because he has some auditory processing issues, and we heard from a lot of voters, i have someone in my family who had a stroke. i understand what it's like to live with someone who's been through this, or i have been through this myself. i would be surprised if that is not the same response people have t

democrat congressman jim mcgovern warns pulling the plug too quickly will throw federal programs and our health care system into chaos. ending the emergencies will mean the government no longer covers costs of vaccines, tests or treatment. democrats in the biden administration agree it's best to slowly transition out of these emergencies. what republicans have have advocated and push for is more abrupt. an immediate. >> we don't think it's it's fair. >> tonight the house did pass legislation to immediately end the public health emergency. and we're expecting them to vote later this week on separate legislation to end the covid national emergency in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> well, another positive development on the public health front. the monkeypox emergency also coming to an end. the emergency declaration for the disease and today for the last month, the average number of new daily cases across the country has been in the single digits down from an august 2022. peak of about 450 cases a day in all more than 30,000 americans contracted monkeypox resulting in 23 deaths. last

i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he is a former cia analyst in tampa. we have larry johnson, he's a managing partner for burg associates and a former cia analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official and in brussels. we have gilbert doctorow, he's an independent political analyst and author of memoirs of an ex pat manager in moscow during the 1990 s i. a gentleman cossack rose in fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, i want to ask all 3 of you before we go into the, the ma, main part of the program, your reaction to seymour hersh, his article on the united states planning, executing and destroying the north stream pipelines. re you 1st in raleigh. i'm shocked. i'm shocked to go ahead. we john brennan said i was the russians. we but he also was the russians. it'll look kinda hard. it was a stretch to think they would blow up their own pipeline, but i thought it was the russian. now turn it about, i'm just, i'm just shock peter. i can't sit anymore. now. okay, i have very jump in what you and can you add to

i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he is a former c. i a analyst and camper. we have larry johnson, he's a managing partner for burg associates and a former cia analyst and us state department counterterrorism official and in brussels. we have gilbert doug, tara, he's an independent, political analyst and author of memoirs of an ex pat manager in moscow during the 1990 s gentleman cross type roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i want to ask all 3 of you before we go into the, the main part of the program, your reaction to see more hirsch's article on the united states planning, executing and destroying the north stream pipelines rate. you 1st in raleigh. i'm shocked. i'm shocked to go ahead with john brennan said i was the russians but he said it was the russians. it was kind of hard. it was a stretch to think they would blow up their own pipeline. but i thought was the rush is not turned about. i'm just shock peter. i can't say anymore. now. ok, i have very jump in. what can you add to what? ray is already so i

i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he is a former c. i a analyst in tampa, we have larry johnson, he's a managing partner for burg associates and a former cia analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official and in brussels. we have gilbert dock, tara, he's an independent political analyst and author of memoirs of an ex pat manager. moscow during the 19 ninety's. alright gentlemen, cossack rose in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i would ask all 3 of you before we go into the, the main part of the program, your reaction to seymour hersh, his article on the united states planning, executing and destroying the north stream pipelines. re you 1st in raleigh. i'm shocked. i'm shocked to go ahead with john brennan said it was the russians we, but he said it was the russians. it was kind of hard. it was a stretch to think they would blow up their own pipeline. but i thought it was the russian not turn it about. i'm just, i'm just shock peter. i can't sit anymore. now. okay, very jump in what

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and why the destruction the pipeline was unacceptable. russia responsible china is not status raymond mcgovern who briefed un security council members at the meeting. and he says, that's an international investigation. oh, don't want to initial investigation. those are the people that are subservient to the united states who had the opportunity that baltic she exercises naval exercise and who profit from a bullying? i mean, what more do you need this suggest that when white and says we have the means we're going to do it. don't worry about it. we can just blow up weekend, stop. nord scream, european members', security council just hue to what us policy is. you can expect an independent appreciation from them. ah, the former australian prime minister has unveiled that the foreign interference laws introduced by him back in 2018 were in fact aimed at china, but failed to achieve their goals. the most active state and political party seeking to influence public affairs in australia is china. but they don't seem to appear on the register. the law was aimed at all for tearing states and not austral

hello, i'm nuala mcgovern. this is outside source. the bank of england raises interest rates to 4%, the highest level since 2008. a warning from president putin to the west that a "new war with russia" could move beyond conventional weapons. translation: we are - once again being threatened with german leopard tanks. once again, they are preparing to battle russia on ukrainian soil. he was speaking on the 80th anniversary of the soviet victory over nazi germany. also in the programme: the united states reaches a deal to increase its military presence in the philippines as it seeks to counter chinese influence in the region. we start here in the uk, where the bank of england has raised interest rates to their highest level for m years. the increase will leave millions of households facing higher mortgage payments at a time when many people are already struggling with crippling energy and food bills. the bank has raised rates by half a percentage point, to 4%. the aim — to make it more expensive to borrow and spend so businesses and h

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why did meeting council chamber we spoke to a former cia officer raymond mcgovern who briefly un security council members at the meeting. he says that an international investigation is not in the interests of some western countries. there are people who don't want to initial investigation. those are the people that are subservient to the united states who had the opportunity that baltic she exercised naval exercise and who profited from it. well we had the secretary state say was a great opportunity to terrific opportunities in my view. the bottom line is the circumstantial evidence is compelling. i mean, what more do you need? this suggest that when biting says we have the means, we're going to do it. don't worry about it. we can blow up, we could stop nord st. european members' security council just to, to what us policy is. you can expect an independent appreciation from them. o nigeria, africa's most populous nation is preparing for presidential elections this saturday . here in our tea, we're kicking off our special coverage of one of the world's most significant elections this year.

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