the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so, by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations plot was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. mm. ruthless and remorseless exploitation with the phone of british diplomat, professor of political ideas, and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system and the reason for its rise full only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations will stay allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind, the nations, who are the slave for the europeans, the for indians, africans, a hitler. there were jews, gypsies, and salves. naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justification for wiping out some cold inferior races and shamelessly rubbing them at the same time with long a thought a thud, rice appeared to naziism, had been common in the west with there is only one sane and logical thing to be done with a rarel

as the peace circle was breached. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! ms. cheney: officer edwards, can you describe the crowd that assembled at the peace circle as you and your fellow officers stayed behind and guarded the peace circle? officer edwards: there were about i want to say five of us on that line. and there were -- there was our bike rack and at the bottom of the pennsylvania avenue walkway, another bike rack. and so the crowd had kind of gathered there. it was the crowd led by joseph biggs. and they were mostly in civilian clothes. there were some who had military fatigues on, we could see people with bullet-proof vest on, you know, things like that. it did not seem extremely cohesive, but they had gathered there in their outfits. they had gathered there together and joseph biggs started -- he had a megaphone and he started talking about first there was things kind of relating to congress and then, the tables started turning once he -- the arizona group is what he said. they caught up with warren and they came up chanting [expletive] antifa. and

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there is never been any real dialogue the land. israel, iran usa starts june 15th on d. w with ah, this week on world stories. how people in ukraine are trying to survive the russian attack and how france is taking in ukrainian female scientists who fled. we begin where the fighting is fiercest in ukraine. in the eastern city of lucy, chance thousands of residents are still holding out. the situation is critical and evacuation uncertain. for weeks listed chance has been without watch. up to date truck is expected to bring drinking water, vieira and others have been standing here for hours. actors, no one knows when they're going to bring it more than 20000 people to remain in the city. fighting along the main road has made access difficult, and the city itself is by no means a st. how do you think of these normal living conditions? it's very difficult. always this roaring funder above your head of the a few kilometers from here, things are even more. dia, sister, city of c, over the net, because under constant fire, a bridge that leads there has been bombed, effectively

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usa today says that it signaled that more big moves may come. fed officials forecast the federal fund rate will end 2022 at a range of 3.2 5% to 3.5%. it next year at close to 4%. that suggests officials tentatively planned aggressive increases in july, september, before throttling back to more typical quarter point increases the rest of the year. let's go to calls. we hear first from margaret on the democrats line 11 worth, kansas. >> hi, good morning. i think we are terribly spoiled in this country and people around the world have been struggling over fuel. hello? >> margaret, turned and your volume and listen to the phone. otherwise you get confused. go ahead with comments. >> -- i think that you need a more realistic -- i can't even relate to all the stuff. i'm a person that doesn't own stark and all i know is that people are gouging, gouging, gouging. if you hold back certain products and you make it hard at the stores, i've watched the prices of food. it's just a big rip off. so, we need to get together and quit being spoiled. we're in a h

. >> usa, usa, usa. >> i was called a traitor to my country, my oath a my constitution. in actuality, i was none of those things. i was an american standing faceo-face with other americans, asking myself many, many times how we had gotten here. reporter: then, british filmmaker nick qested, who filmed the proud boys, the far right militia group accused of sparking the right. >> i documented the crowd from protesters to rioters to insurrectionists, i was surprised at the size of the group and the profanity. the anger. for anyone who didn't understand how violent that event was, i saw it, documented it and i experienced it. reporter: inside the hearing, those who lost loved ones left -- wept. the word illegal was used many times in the hearing. the panelist went to set out its case to prove donald trump's attempt to overturn election results directly to the deadly riot. bbc news, washington. mike: the former -- >> the former u.s. president donald trump responded to his daughter ivanka's comments at the hearing, say she has checked out. our correspondent has been explaining

government, they want to move this forward and extradite julian to the usa. amy: finally, gabriel, the issue of the united states assuring britain if it extradite's julian , he would be able to serve any sentence imposed on him by a u.s. court in australia. what does this mean? especially given the new administration in australia, the new prime minter? >> well, that is a tree obligation available to everyone who is convicted in the usa. it sorta means nothing because by the time julian gets extraded to the usa, the court proceedings will be at least two years. if he appeals to the supreme court, looking at an eig to 10 year process. if you add that onto the 12 years he has already been detained, that is 20 years that julian has had no freedom whatsoever. three of those years in a maximum-security prison. amy: but it is interesting what the new australian prime minister has had in the past. can you tell u >> in oppotion,e has said enough is enough in regard to julian being kept in prison he said, i don't see what purpose it served julian by keeping julian in p

i hope that usa today won't stop with this incident again. i think there's a culture of this information that's taking place in the media globally. and certainly in the united states, we've seen it with the smear campaign directed against president trump in the last 4 years. so i hope that they don't stop with this firing this apology and think that their work is done. again, they have hundreds of newspapers and other media outlets. they're owned by ganette and they need to be searching every one to see that the same thing is not happening because i think it's more of a culture. and it is just one road reporter. in k prime minister are, as jonathan is facing backlash from n pass on the he skipped the key conference at home in faith as making a surprise visit to kids. don't the spokes person now. he will not be attending the summit in the case of dallas before he was expected to speak at the event. absent leadership pretty much sums up this government's approach to the country's problems . it's not an excuse. he could have gone there any time.

i hope that usa today won't stop with this incident again. i think there's a culture of just information that's taking place in the media globally. and certainly in the united states, we've seen it with the smear campaign directed against president trump in the last 4 years. so i hope that they don't stop with this firing dis apology, and think that their work is done. again, they have hundreds of newspapers and other media outlets. they're owned by ganette and they need to be searching every one to see that the same thing is not happening because i think it's more of a culture than it is just one road reporter i got into a public official se sum ukrainian. so just have surrendered at the local chemical plant in the city of several on yes, as this will say, the exact number of military prisons, their affiliation to 30 units is no. it's being disclosed for security reasons. to point the potential persecution if their relatives in ukraine now to 2 and a half 1000 troops, including foreign mercenaries, the believe to be hold up inside the embatt

one more. israel iran usa starts june 15th on d, w. ah, ah, ah, this is the w news live from berlin. the european union promises progress on ukraine's bids to join the e u. e commission chief us live on the line, makes the price trip to queue, but president of not a mere lensky wants. he also needs progress on getting more weapons to his troops. plus, marching to stop the killing thousands joint protests across the united states, demanding tight gun control and an end to mass shooting. president joe biden urges the protest is to keep marching. and it's back to mass testing and locked outs for millions and tyna restrictions are re imposed. as new coven 19 cases emerge in shanghai ads, beijing. ah, i bring him a hobbit welcome to the program. the european union is promising a rapid assessment of ukraine's membership application commission chief as lavonne de la made a surprise visit to give it crane submitted its request to join back in march. brussels will allows is decision next week. as to me, doing a welcome plea with momentum, seemi

earlier, i spoke to marisa kwiatkowski — an investigative reporter at usa today who helped expose the scandal in 2016. she explained when she realised the scale of nassar�*s abuse. we knew pretty early that this was not an isolated situation. prior to publishing ourfirst article about larry nassar, we already had three survivors come forward and share very similar stories of abuse that he had perpetuated against them. and after we published our first article in 2016, we heard from many others who shared similar stories with us. by the end of it, there were more than 500 people who had come forward with allegations against him. you know, the survivors have said that they feel betrayed by every institution that was supposed to stand by them, i mean, they spoken out against the us olympic committee, the usa gymnastics, to the fbi, to even the department ofjustice. after being filled by so many institutions, how hopeful are they of being able to affix accountability in this case? obviously i don't speak for the survivors, but what i can tell you is that they are incredibly frustrated by

that was supposed to stand by them, i mean, they've spoken out against the us olympic committee, the usa gymnastics, to the fbi, to even the department ofjustice. after being failed by so many institutions, how hopeful are they of being able to fix accountability in this case? obviously i don't speak for the survivors, but what i can tell you is that they are incredibly frustrated by the lack of action that they've seen taken in terms of holding people accountable for what happened with larry nassar. after the fbi had received allegations and not properly handled them relating to larry nassar, there were many more women and girls who suffered abuse. and they have shared multiple times in testimony and in interviews their frustration that nobody�*s been criminally charged as it relates to the fbi's failures, and that nobody it seems has been truly held accountable for that. according to investigations so far, in your reports, why did the fbi fail to act in time? i don't think we understand still fully the full scope of what happened back then but we know from not only our reporting that

the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives.

usa! usa! usa! usa! move! >> officer edwards, can you describe the crowd that had assembled at the peace circle as you and your fellow officers stood behind and guarded at the peace circle? >> yeah, so, there were about i want to say, about five of us, on that line. and there were, there was our bike rack and the bottom of the pennsylvania avenue walkway, right by peace circle, there was another bike rack, and so, the crowd had kind of gathered there, it was the crown, led by joseph biggs, and they were mostly in surveillance civilian close, there were some who had military fatigues on, you could see people with bulletproof vests on, you know, things like that. they didn't seem you know, extremely cohesive, but they had gathered there, in their outfits, but they had gathered there together and joseph biggs started, he had a megaphone, and he started talking about you know, first, it was things kind of relating to congress. and then, the tables started turning once, what is now the arizona group, that's what yo

for more on this, i'm joined by marisa kwiatkowski, an investigative reporter at usa today — she helped expose the scandal in 2016. thanks very much for your time here on newsday. you were an investigative reporter at the indianapolis star when it first published that investigation, which eventually went on to indict larry nassar. when did you first realise the scale of the abuse going on? we knew the scale of the abuse going on? - knew pretty early that this was not an isolated situation. prior to publishing our first article about larry nassar, we already had three survivors come forward and share very similar stories of abuse that he had perpetuated against them. and after we published our first article in 2016, we heard from many others who shared similar stories with us. by who shared similar stories with us. by the end of it, there were more than 500 people who had come forward with allegations against him. you know, the survivors have said that they feel betrayed by every institution that was supposed to stand by them, i mean, they spoken out against the us olympic committee, usa

to be doing, the fake war over the conflict and ukraine is still going with an american newspaper, usa today now recognizing its tendency to fabricate facts after a reporter resigned for inventing sources in articles. the old, it revealed, at some individuals quoted, were not affiliated with the organization claimed and appeared to be fabricated. the existence of other individuals quoted could not be independently verified. in addition, some stories included quotes that should have been credited to others. as a result, usa today remove 23 articles from its web site and the platforms are not meeting our editorial standards. miranda has resigned as a reporter. at least 2 of the reporters articles pulled by the paper focused on the conflict in ukraine. one of which suggested negligence by russia after it took over these project nuclear power plant. in the 1st weeks of the war, while a 2nd focused on you, brave ukrainian women fighting russian troops also deemed to be based on fake quotes. publication has apologized for the articles and fired the reporter, who wrote them while pledging to

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why do you think the cbd a has led behind the usa - zero. why do you think the cbd a has led behind the usa and i zero. why do you think the cbd. a has led behind the usa and uk in terms of raising interest rates, and what impact will it have on there are two main reasons they can think of, the euro area has a very different legacy when it comes to inflation, it came out of a very deflation problem and it took quite a while to change the mindset of policymakers. when you go back as late as february, march, the chief economist was essentially still saying that inflation is temporary. so that the first point. the second point is probably a bit more technical, the ecb is a bit fond of the ford guidance with a stair markets what they want to do the next three or six months and they have given a stair, backin and they have given a stair, back in the days when they were thinking everything was temporary, that the quantitative easing programme would last until 03 and rate hikes would only be coming thereafter. 0bviously hikes would only be coming t

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the editorials at usa today, you just want to like, who is this person? >> matt: the gannett company has bought the paper in almost every midwestern town. they dominate the political conversation in all these places and i think what's interesting about the left you see the story about george soros has bought every hispanic neighborhood stations including the anti communist ones around miami. so what the left has have understoods if you have one or two outlets go buy it but when you buy it and push your socialist crap you might want to cam flash because people don't like it. and that's what's happening. >> greg: it took a long time. jim you are a media may venn do you miss the ads back in the village voice. >> jim: i made a lot of great friends there >> greg: don't you think there's a place for a good local newspaper? because we forget. i think a lot of the reasons why there is a lot of crime and stuff is because there's no local crime reporters anymore. >> jim: i never liked the local -- i was in the local paper when i was 13 for playing asteroids, i got

to plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. that those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of operation, dropshot and visited dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the ussr is attacked by 250 later divisions. so we thought that taken over by nato naval forces, the 3rd phase, annihilating the usaa wiping it off the world map. to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed, nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological as what a small the final phase breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 80000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing and subsequent fighting. we have a series of these kinds of war plans like kennedy that briefed on them in the early 1960. he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves a human race. but these clans continued for preempti