u. s. president jo biden's being blamed for empty shelves in u. s. supermarkets, winter weather, and the surgeon omicron cases as adding to the disruption. and she had returns. the reports from maryland, the pandemic has exposed problems with deregulation for truck drivers and how their pay has been cut. across the us, supermarkets are again experiencing supply shortages of such basic goods as milk, eggs, and other household items. a wave of on the chrome cases, global supply chain issues, labor shortages and extreme weather are being blamed for the lack of goods and other contributing factor. the trucking industry, some 70 percent of goods delivered in the u. s. r by rode the main lobbying group for the trucking company says it needs an extra 80000 new drivers to get goods where they need to be and help meet that amongst the drivers. people as young as 18 could soon be allowed to drive trucks into state after completing a federal apprenticeship program for decades ago. in 1980 deregulation turns much of the trucking industry into what we now call

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s. president present, jo, buying will close getting all well, president biden made a campaign promise to close. guantanamo in, his administration. keeps reiterating that process that promise what we need to see is action. however, on the part forward is clear. busy it is achievable, president biden has all the authority. he needs to close guantanamo in a way that takes into account the harms that have been done to the men who have been tortured and imprisoned without charge or fair trials for 2 decades. while providing a measure of justice and resolution for victim family members, and his administration can start by pointing a top level official tasked with closing in guantanamo. it can transfer detainees who have not been, nor will be charged with a crime. 14 of them have been approved for transfer right now many for years. and finally, if the government has enough evidence that it is that is untainted by torture to prosecute prisoners, including those facing the death penalty, it should pursue clear agreements to finally resolve cases. and finally, in a few words, if you can, i mean

and how are transatlantic relations looking at the moment as his 1st year of jo biden's presidency restored the u. s. german relationship? well, it's certainly a matter of perspective fall under the previous administration. under the trump administration. it was absolutely worse with tension running very high for the, for actually just forced trade years and now was biden, under the biden administration. the expectations were high, but there are a lot of disputes that have not been resolved. and there has been more a political turmoil, then one probably would have expected so disagreements on handling the chinese government for example. or you mentioned russia, then there is not room to after all there is covered and even the gun is done. withdrawal have hindered the return of the relationship to its former level, but as we are seeing today, there is dialogue and that we did not see under the trump administration. let's just pick out one of the elements that you listed there, but the nord stream, a to gas pipeline. this is the pipeline that takes russian gas a to germany. this has been a pa

s. president joe biden, speaking about the events of the previous year, january 6th, in which the capital was storm to used solemn and harsh words to describe the events. and he put them squarely on the shoulders of former president donald trump . however, it's important to note he did so without ever saying donald trump's name for the 1st time in our history, president, had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. the former president, united states of america, has created and spread a web of lies about the 2020 election. he's done so because he values power over principle. because he sees his own interest is more important than his country's interest and america's interest. and because his bruise, diego matters more to him than our democracy or our constitution, he can accept he lost. now it's also interesting to note that as joe biden spoke, he said that the capital rioters were not a group of tourists. they were rather a group of armed insurrection, just who intended to overturn the results of a fair election. he said that the elections that took

in geneva, falling president jo biden's, threats against russia in a week of u. k. p. ambrose johnson, sending weapons to the former soviet nation. well, this is so called mainstream media declares johnson's premise ship. all that over after alleged corona virus restriction violations in the country with one of the highest cove death tolls in the world will who better to join me now for a special edition of the show from here in london is filmmaker and legendary journalist john pilcher. thanks john for coming back on the show. lots of cove it about. so he asked me remote this time, you know, one johnson critic said it to me like al capone being done for tax evasion. but headlines all over the world as you k p. m. birth johnson there apparently relaxing restrictions amongst the worst death numbers in western europe. sense troops to ukraine. and there apparently is korea's over. what's your take on all of this hubbub here in westminster? well, it's just that is how bob around westminster political reporting in this country and, and, and the united states as low as

w. news, our documentary series doc film looks at the highs and lows of jo biden's 1st g as u. s. president. that's coming up after short break. stay tuned for that. don't forget the website, the sample, the latest news and information around the clock to be found at d. w dot com. i'm anthony. how'd in? but they know we back a with another news bulletin in 45 minutes touched i would say we're interest the global economy. our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. cutest of ahead. with the w business beyond on you tube. ah hm. i joseph robinson by jr. do solemnly swear that i will faithfully x one year ago. joe biden made a big promise to one. erica. i will be a president for all americans, all american but even back then most republicans believe the lie about election fraud. and they continue to see donald trump as they are legitimate president weaver, normal god, law lighting, got it then video i this way. why are gotten, we are brought that the more right and right now as the divide grows dee

jo biden's told the leader of ukraine, the u. s. will respond decisively if russia moves further into its territory. diplomatic talks later this month, to deescalate the conflict, will also involve russia and nato. a mine's been arrested in south africa in connection with a father read through parliament in cape town is due to appeal court and tuesday far extensively damaged the national assembly chamber collapsing. parts of the roof, thousands of iraqis have been back on the streets for a 2nd day to mock the 2 year anniversary of the assassination of a senior. iranian general, many of them support armed groups which make of the countries popular mobilization forces, several of which are said to be linked to iran. hum, so the money was killed in a u. s. jones strike in baghdad, along with a rocket commander, obamacare, almo hondas, and several others. it was ordered by former president, donald trump, who said silly money was planning an attack on us interests. i went on, the war had is in baghdad. he says the demonstrators of vaa

s. senate hasn't renewed the monthly child tax credits. cash payments were part of president jo, biden's trillion dollar current of ours relief package and widely praised 1st sharply reducing child poverty. christian salumi reports 5 month old garrett was born in the middle of a pandemic. while his mom, maureen gardner was unemployed, she says keeping up with his growing needs can be a challenge, but she has reason not to worry. it's hold a lifesaver, thanks to an unexpected economic lifeline from an experimental program called the bridge project, which is giving her $1000.00 a month. this is the only income that i receive. i receive no public assistance. i do receive food stamps, so i'm able to feed myself. but other than that, you know, i kind of rely on this money to pay my cell phone bill. keep the internet on by close. he's a growing baby and he's like growing really fast in new york city, wanting or children under the age of 3 live in poverty. the program is helping $100.00 families whose average yearly income is $14500.00. well below the federal poverty line. the foundation behind

, falling president jo biden's, threats against russia in a week of u. k. p. ambrose johnson, sending weapons to the former soviet nation. well, this is so called mainstream media declares johnson's premise ship. all that over after alleged corona virus restriction violations in the country with one of the highest cove death tolls in the world will who best join me now for the special edition of the show from here in london is filmmaker and legendary journalist john pilcher. thanks sean. for coming back on the showed lots of cove it about so he asked me remote this time, you know, one johnson critic said it to me like al capone's being done for tax evasion. but headlines all over the world view k p. m. bars. johnson, a apparently relaxing restrictions amongst the west death numbers in western europe, sent troops to ukraine. and apparently is korea's over. what's your take on all of this hubbub here in westminster? well, it's just that it is hot about around westminster, political reporting in this country and, and, and the larger states as low as is base

s. supreme court has blocked the move, claiming the president does not have the authority that story and more went back in about wanted ah, lucy, emotions, medieval institutions. and then i go to like technology and the combination of these 3 very you could say historically distinct seeks fixes within our psycho physical may i have rendered us pretty dangerous to ourselves to the planet. ah ah ah, you friday's door is here lie from moscow on our t so cove. it mandates exceed the by the ministrations authority. that's the ruling . the u. s. supreme court, which is now blocked the president's cove at vaccine mandate for large businesses, would have required staff at companies with more than $100.00 employees to get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. although congress has indisputably given osha the power to regulate occupational dangers. it has not given that agency the power to regulate public health more broadly requiring the vaccination of 84000000 americans selected simply because they work for employers with more than 100 employees certainly falls in the latter category. it is

jo biden's trillion dollar current of ours relief package for half a year. more than $60000000.00 families received monthly checks of $300.00 for every child age, on the 6th, and $250.00 for older children. but the us senate failed to extend the program. some sentences argued the extra money could discourage people from working. now, without the income, some worry that low income families will be hit hard, particularly during the pandemic, mentally stands for is a democratic party u. s. congress woman. and she says it's important for politicians to work together to make the payment available. again. this money which was authorized in the american rescue plan has kind of childhood poverty in america by 40 percent over the last 6 months. this represents the largest single tax break for middle class and working families. our country has ever seen and it's hundreds of dollars into the pocket of our families. it's been helping our families put that on the table, a roof over their head to pay for child care. and when you think about the impact it's helped regular

s. president donald trump has lost a bid to block the release of white house records of last. january's attack on the capital, 8 of the 9 supreme court judges rejected the directive, which can't be appealed. more than 700 pages of records were sent to the committee, investigate the right to the gambia. now where president adams barrow has been sworn in for a 2nd term. the vote in december was the 1st in decades about long term lee, the jak, jamie nicholas octopus. once a security guard in a department store in the u. k. and now reelected as the president of the gambia. this is a historic moment for adam barrow and the country sworn in after winning the 1st free and fair elections in more than 25 years. the gum, yeah, independent elect. welcome is a declared that there was ever got on out of about 90 percent. it is, it won't revoke, unnecessarily eddystone or division of prism. he fought an aggressive campaign, winning 53 percent of the vote. the supreme court rejected the opposition's claim of irregularities in the pole while got ma'am, sounds spoken, ma'am alex, i'm adam about there we

s. president was then hoping to change voting rules in the senate and pushed through some key bills. but that's been derailed by members of his own party . last cross lived out to ortiz, kill up. i've been in new york, caleb evening to you. take us through the little setback that sure. so in an embarrassing set back for joe biden. now we have a situation where it looks like his voting rights bill, which is pronounced i and intended to extend voting ride throughout the united states may be facing some pretty solid difficulties in the u. s. senate now kirsten semana. the democrat says that she supports jo biden's voting rights bill and she's blasted the other republicans over their opposition to it and some of the voting laws that have been passed around the country. however, ah, she is not willing to change the rules of the u. s. senate in order to pass the bill on, this is what she said. where does this descending spiral of division lead? and how can we stop at our countries? divisions have now fueled efforts and several states that will make it more difficult for americans to vote a

s. president was then hoping to change voting rules in the senate and pushed through some key pills, but that has been to real by members of his own party. galloped up in reports. the biden administration is down dealing with the fact that at this point we have one of their own party stepping up, cursed and cinema. stepping up a senator from arizona saying that she will not vote to change the senate rules and enable the repub, republican opposed bill that is going to extend voting rights according to the democrats intended to protect the rights of voters. ah, she's not going to vote to change the senate rules now kirsten cinema. she did say that that she opposes the republican legislation around the country and she favors of, you know, protecting the rights of voters as the joe biden bill intends to do. but she's not ok with changing the st rules in order to do it. this is what she said. where does this descending spiral of division lead and how can we stop it? our country's divisions have now fueled efforts in several states that will make it more difficult for americans to vote and

the u. s. populate by the us. public is certainly not happy with his performance . this is the one year anniversary of his presidency and he took the opportunity to defend his record. but we shall see how his remarks had an impact because at this point, joe biden is not very loved with the american people. poll numbers show that things in the country are quite unsatisfying to much of us public. indeed, and that address, obviously still an ongoing we'll go back to caleb later for some more update center dot kellum open a form go on top of the tiny mos on bag. he spent nearly 3 years in the infamous us prison without being shot has now taken legal action for the u. k. to restore his passport bag to a british bucket thought he had been initially detained 2 decades ago. what allegations of involvement and terrorism. he was released from guantanamo in 2005. he was attained again by you can police a decade later, but the case against him collapsed, applied for passport in 2019 and even got one in september 2021. but it was revokes, just 4 weeks later, beg believes his pas

now in 1971, u. s. president richard nixon imposed a 90 day price freeze to curve inflation. now, economists are debating what the results would be. biden was so bold and how that would affect the economy. but regardless, so far, jo, biden's protest has to tackle the problem of inflation or just words. prices are still rising. caleb mob been r t new york tech. john spent a record amount on lobbying in 2021 according to filing submitted to congress, the top 7 firms and to combine 70000000 dollars fighting legislation aimed at limiting the market. the top of the list for amazon and facebook, nana and his master, they spent around $20000000.00 each persuading lawmakers not to adopt tough new regulations. in the process, they use dozens of intermediary firms, deploying professional lobbyists with close ties to members of congress. and by the administration, officials that all those efforts succeeded though last thursday, the us senate judiciary approved the bill preventing tech john's from giving preference to the own businesses on the websites, the innovation in choice, online a

now in 1971, u. s. president richard nixon imposed a 90 day price freeze to curve inflation. now, economists are debating what the results would be biden was so bold and how that would affect the economy. but regardless so far jo biden's promises to tackle the problem of inflation or just worse. prices are still rising. caleb mop and r t new york. the dutch government is calling for the european court of human rights to ignore russia's objections in the trial of the mh 17 plane crash tragedy. the court has come to hearing complaints against moscow launched by ukraine and the netherlands off. a correspondent tunnel quarter takes a good look. european court of human rights is now considering a complaint launched by ukraine and the netherlands against russia in connection to the downing of malaysian airlines flight am 817 but rushes representative to the court says that this complaint should actually be completely disregarded. he also says that the have belief that moscow has not been cooperative throughout this investigation is just nonsense. let's take a listen to what he said

over everything else. above our democracy, above public safety president, jo biden's administration wants to combat radicalization. i'm not wholly optimistic . like i used to be. it's not gonna be a flip of a switch, and suddenly the u. s. will be disinformation free. the roots of this problem are now really strong. paris, juliano de emily is a political consultant who has worked from multiple governments. he studies digital populism. if it is somehow the silicon valley of national populace month, because that in politics is based on on rage against the establishment than the elite. it's been like that for 20 years. for 2 decades, silvio berlusconi dominated italian politics then came comedian bet, bakery lo and is 5 star movement. basically, it's a creature of a guy who's completely unknown outside the feet. that he, he was a web marketing expert called the general beth, because only a jewel at the beginning of the year, 2000. he understood that politics would be transformed by the internet and new technology. but he also understood that you couldn't do a virus party without a phased the

oh, never before had a u. s. president refused to admit defeat. never before had a president alleged the election was stolen, contract want to go on a day. but on january 6th, as congress was getting ready to officially declare joe biden, the winner trump called his supporters to washington were going to the capital, were going to try and give them the kind of broad and baldness that they need to take back our country. 20 minutes later, they followed his instructions and started moving and mass. just as to pipe obs were found near the capital. with each passing moment the crowd outside got closer and the police were pushed back. the scaffolding set up for the upcoming inauguration scale. windows broken officers set upon by an angry and violent mob clubbed, sprayed with chemicals, punched and kicked. the crowd overwhelmed the police. what we didn't know them was how close they came to their targets. seconds from seeing the vice president rushed into an office, 1st safety. then senate minority leader, chuck schumer and his security detail running re