s. s. r. i started to take place in people's minds precious because i saw a shanisha though carry in a serious car sales an absurd thing on the fabulous not of the bill. so lashley, kimly, virginia, is simpler than will. okay. you said, you know, the still showed a bullet bulletproof or to successfully show us. during this period landed craft chuck rose to the political foreground. he held the important post of chairman of the parliament of the supreme soviet of soviet ukraine. a show purcellville subtle was a vicious level of care. so in the homeless asia in sutter less as a municipal was, unless shilling is cyril it nic. let us that is on the so i take it on where yoga is where i live local. are you sure long or 6 o'clock is violet, i'm sure is a 30 minute one is a national leadership is that is so it was screening process something at the nuclear. osa i went on the analyst alaina's in his original shelter landed craft. chuck was born january 10th, 1934. he graduated from the university of c

s. s. r. they were spreading leaflets. the thing that ukraine was going to become a 2nd france, my, the new york goes a bit as unless i knew what the list of kids, i don't, what they said, she knew it wasn't even less of general a good noise switches, maybe 2 medium. so it will, it, she stuff what bugging yeast cam? like? hello say you could put a boil love sosa, like de leon? yeah. okay, and then what? serious sco sales ah is put up from a gun. that's a song by name me for one song as a music, putting a swish thought of you. awesome. good. we just have get on rebel grains. come a little more mission confusing. um i say i can last newish unless the new year better longer. i turn that off in july 1990 ukraine following russia adopted the declaration of state sovereignty. march 17th, 1991. there is a referendum in ukraine on the future of the soviet union. it includes 2 questions . one, do you consider the preservation of the union of soviet socialist republics as a renewed federation of equal s

s. s. r. would transform ukraine into a country as prosperous as france ah, in the context of the u. s. s. ours longstanding economic crisis. such claims had a significant effect on society. the peoples movement of ukraine was rapidly moving in a more nationalistic direction. it entered parliament as a force in opposition to the communist party. in his charter, one of the goals was the withdrawal of ukraine from the u. s. s. r. they were spreading leaflets. the thing that ukraine was going to become a 2nd, france, my $1000000.00 a bit. as i knew what the list of kids, i don't, what they said, she knew it sort of even the stuff get along with a noise switch us maybe to medium. so it will it, she stuff what bugging yeast came like, hello say you could do it a boy, a love sosa. like de leon? yeah. okay. in the what serious go sales? oh, just put up a gum. that's a song by name me for one song as a music, putting a swish thought. you're awesome. good. would you also get on rebel green's coming ove

s. s. r. as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion. ah, regan rejected this offer. his reason for refusal was his objection to the u. s. s . r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there is no doubt that such as dom did not go in kristen, ukraine, lew. august 19th, 1991. the artist drew and moscow may despite the 0 edition. gorbachev was removed from power. most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the 2 attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of miss visions, vassar and at the blob of anathema, we must have all my secret persona commercial, marie and sharma a good without that may put into the pillow trust us. my mother

s. s r o d u. s. plants to muster all nato nations, under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the earth. did the soviet union itself is no more. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, good dan, of it on you. one irish v. i'm jan. ok. she leashed off in 0 on a tablet block on mine was the visual of per diem and he's in london sound and zine . those horses, men, monsanto, f, as in nancy, alana was on has he had to say that i completed true? no. jesus, london, united states became the indispensable country are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the pass for all over the country. and so it became a new, renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justificati

and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the u. s. s. r o d u. s. plans to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949 though, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the earth. if the soviet union itself is move, this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, go down of it on you. one anguish v. i'm janet, she leashed to cost him 01 and tablet block on my most of the one of the dean. and he's in london, sound unsigned as horseman, men monsanto. as an annoyance, he, alina was on because he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis, united states became the indispensable country. i worth the exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new a

s. s. r o d u. s. plants to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949 the. the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . as i had to be postponed indefinitely. but the idea remains the same. the united states had to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the earth. the soviet union itself is moved. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush with some good dance of it on you. one anguish v. i'm janet felicia too often. zip on in tablet block on my most of the, you know enough per diem. andes in london, sound unsigned. a saucen man, monsanto. f, as in nancy, alana was on cuz he had to say that i completed true. no. jesus, london, united states became the indispensable country, are worth exceptional people, whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new i renewed a justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justifi

the 2nd phase, the u. s. s. r is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet poets are taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the world map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small items. the final phase, breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 18000000 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 briefed on them in the early 1960 s. he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves the human race for these clans continued for preemptive attacks against the soviet union. but this was, in essence an updated version of the nazi general plan. aust, that envisaged eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the usaa for the us plans to muster all nati

ah, the moscow negotiations between the u. s. s. r. e. okay. and france had stalled. because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire integrity, the british green, let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, hitler was given to understand that he was free to act in the east and shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today, we must principally think of russia that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways a poland 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies up the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but angela had other plans that did

in 2005, he presided over the s b u. in less than 6 months, he was removed from office due to high profile corruption scandals during euro my dawn, p opposed. president deanna coach after the coup d'etat on february 22nd 2014. he was elected the chair of the very cove narada of you, frame is february 23rd, 2014. he was the transitional president of ukraine. he is an act of supporter of severing ties with russia and a complete reorientation to the west. ah, russian president vladimir immediately recognized what was happening and took action exit polls from today's referendum in crimea, show overwhelming support for separation from ukraine and for unification with russia. ah, now the main threat to the key of authorities was the east of the country. yet that was still with direct lest that i knew g, a skier, cuz i go where she can industry live, which door it for. but the millennium, i a april 12th, 2014, john brennan, the director of the cia arrives and key of officially the visit is related to expanding co operation in t

up born on march 31st 1964 in the final years of the u. s. s. r . he was a com some all functionary. he's been in politics since 1990. he's a friend and partner of jojo tymoshenko and a friend of victor years jenko in 2005, he presided over the s b u. in less than 6 months, he was removed from office due to high profile corruption scandals during euro, my dawn, he opposed president yanna trowbridge after the coup d'etat on february 22nd 2014. he was elected the chair of the fair cove, nevada of ukraine. this is february 23rd 2014. he was the transitional president of ukraine is an act of supporter of severing ties with russia and a complete reorientation to the west. ah, russian president vladimir immediately recognized what was happening and took action exit polls from today's referendum in crimea, show overwhelming support for separation from ukraine and for unification with russia. now the main threat to the key of authorities was the east of the country. yet the will still with direct less than you g, a skier, because i go where she can, i just

s. s. r is still very much alive in li slovak, as the theory occurring, the doubles of, of course. the events and eastern ukraine stoked these fears. yeah, usually it's a striking show causality soon as orderly. me got those, the likely annexation of crimea, the actions and done bass and so on. certainly fed the spheres side and so that they became stronger. it is that i hear me. i think the really dying is than i really sitting in blue, france and germany with question marks. but in the past, ukraine had always been able to look to the united states for support. been september 2019 christalin soleski made his 1st official trip to the us to give his inaugural speech at the united nations in new york. thank you very much. i was just mislead you. them res. vomiting zivare more visit near my year to enjoy the me. miss dawn last night, most of which. why does it have miss betsy? glean davy? not greatly did he not you wrong, but his visit was overshadowed by the scandal engulfing venue as president donald trump, in which he played a big part. it hinged on a phone call between the 2 men,

s. s. r is still very much alive. he only slow because the theory a growing doubles up, of course, the events and eastern ukraine stoked these fears. yeah, usually it's a striking show causality resort. only me that those the lightly annexation of crimea, the action from don bass and so on. certainly fed the spheres side and so that they became stronger. it is that i hear, but bitterly thine is the navy sitting in blue, france and germany will question marks. but in the past, ukraine had always been able to look to the united states for support. been september 2019 christalin soleski made his 1st official trip to the us to give his inaugural speech at the united nations in new york. thank you very much. i la was it just almost read you them res. vomit zivare more busy near my year? to enjoy the me. new storm. last name moser. but why does it have miss betsy glee, baby, nor amiably, did he not you wrong. but his visit was overshadowed by the scandal engulfing venue as president donald trump, in which he played a big pa

the u. s. government has said that it will. busy repurchase this oil and refill b. s p r later. but that's going to be government to do not for the bias. so that's why it's not an exchange, but it does. if price is a lower in the future, so anywhere under about a $100.00 a barrel for w t on the u. s. government is going to be a big buyer. oil to put it back into the. now the logistic problems that you mentioned are very significant because although the cabins and the storage sites themselves can technically release a little very rapidly, that oil has to move through the u. s. pipeline network through the same pipes, commercial production. and the problem is there are restrictions or limits on how much s p l and you can release and move around that system without disrupting and impacting the compassion. and so we think that the actual rate of s p release is going to be much lower than the 1000000 barrels a day that's been announced probably closer to $600000.00 barrels a day. do you think, richard? this will change the calculus opec class, which has been resisting cause to increa

the u. s. government has said that it will. busy repurchase this oil and refill b. s p r later. but that's going to be government today, not for the bias. so that's why it's not an exchange, but it doesn't. if price is a lower in the future, so anywhere under about a $100.00 a barrel for w t on the u. s. government is going to be a big buyer. oil to put it back into the. now the logistic problems that you mentioned are very significant because although the cabins and the storage sites themselves can technically release a little very rapidly, that oil has to move through the u. s. pipeline network through the same pipes can national production. and the problem is there are restrictions or limits on how much s p l and you can release and move around that system without disrupting and impacting the compassionately. and so we think that the actual rate of s p release is going to be much lower than the 1000000 barrels a day that's been announced probably closer to $600000.00 barrels a day. do you think, richard? this will change the calculus opec class, which has been resisting, call

they can point to the fact that the u. s. and others are releasing will be s b r. and therefore say that the market doesn't need our tech class to have more supply. they've been very, very reluctant over a couple of meetings since the conflict started to do anything to adjust that current plan. i think for now that remains the case. now we've heard renewed calls this week, richard for the team, for the sanctions on russia, the energy sector after the an h atrocities in butcher came to light. but european countries, we know, have been reluctant, right? to impose a bond on russian energy, if a boy caught a russian oil and gas at all possible for europe, what impact will it have on, on european economies like germany, for example? well, i think if, even a few weeks ago we did that, it looked almost impossible. calculus is changing. they have, it appears, the european union will, by coal imports, or at least put some kind of restriction on the light to this week. and that break the 2 when it comes to teaching energy flows, it doesn't mean we'll definitely get measures

so this is sarah s h u n c a r a s. they verify the last all the countries a, you know, especially those who are dependent on the ukraine experts. but do you think, realistically, it is now within the russia ability to ensure that the spring sewing season begins as it should and that it continues as it should so that to minimize the burden on the rest of the world. because in addition to this war, we also have, you know, many seasons of drought, locust, and asians, and many other factors that are affecting the production of food. so actually a china or russia, especially with a lot of the n y, a n a . and also a 2 or 3. so now the whole world is to watch the war is a t t a. so we have 2 of the other countries, washington for now. and we seems to believe that in penalize russia, you know, any means justify the goal and, you know, it already led to, steve increases in commodity prices for many companies to alter production change. do you think that the world is likely to take it as it is? you know, the mind is always righ

s. side. adding fuel to the fire nato member states led by the u. s. r. set to provide weapons and cyber tech to nations . in the indo pacific region, in a show of support against china, martinez done quarter comments. it tried to bully china and to taking a side and it failed. nato says it's done with talking and has moved on to saber rattling. we see that china has been unwilling to condemn russia's aggression and has joined moscow in questioning the right of nations to choose their own path. so i expect we will agree to deepen nato's cooperation with our asia pacific partners, including in areas such as arms control, cyber hybrid and technology. working more closely together will make us all safer and more secure. so let me get this straight. nato support ukraine's right to choose its own path, but not china's, and that north atlantic treaty organization sure is barking orders far away from the north atlantic. we have seen the shine law is unwilling to condemn russia's aggression and begging has joined moscow in questioning the right donations to choos

blevins, r t u. s. broadcaster nbc has coals, something of a stir after publishing an article about how often the biden administration mixed bold intelligence claims without backing them with any solid evidence. us officials said they had indications, suggesting russia might be preparing to use chemical agents in ukraine. president joe biden later said it publicly, but 3 u. s. officials told n b c news this week. there is no evidence. russia has brought any chemical weapons in your ukraine. joe biden has repeatedly claimed brushes, planning to use chemical weapons in ukraine. he even said, washington was drawing up a response, but the article claims those statements were never supported by any evidence. by nor so spoke by china, potentially supplying weapons to russia. again, there was never, apparently anything to suggest that investigative journalists, madeep madiba believes governments are walking a risky line like giving stories to the media based on so few thanks kids or she'll issue in the situ

the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve is also known as the s p r. it was created because of the energy crisis in the 19 seventy's, when an oil embargo by arab countries lead to a spike and gas prices. several presidents have authorized emergency sales from the reserve. it was used for the 1st time in 1991 during the gulf war. then in 2005 after hurricane katrina. most recently, it was used in 2011 during the war in libya. the reserve holds about 586000000 barrels stored at 4 heavily guarded locations on the coast of louisiana and texas. but im crane studies energy policy at rice universities. baker institute, he says the u. s. is stepping in for the oil, producing countries in opec should be taking action. biden is doing what opec should be doing right now. and this is kind of how we're seeing this over here and how a lot of will and us analysts are looking at this. i mean, normally when will prices are spiking when there's a clear shortage of supply in the market when, when stocks are starting to dwindle down when, when demand is, is running higher

i call the janice r. u. s. president joe biden describes russia's war in ukraine as a genocide. u. s. proposed to send weapons to keith ah. on carry johnston. this is al jazeera life and also coming up. ah, a man hounds continues in new york off to a gunman opened far in the subway during the morning rush hour injury, 16 people. i mean, i to, nations urges government action on the growing number of people missing or disappeared in mexico. the mare of the besieged ukrainian city of morrow. paula says around $21000.00 civilians are estimated to have been killed there since the start of the war. ukraine's military is warning that russian troops will launch another push to capture the strategic port city. soon. the assault has so far destroyed much of the infrastructure. russian about separatist forces are denying allegations by ukrainian units defending mary paul that they used chemical weapons will not come. so susan susan's law, according to our estimation, is the number of civilian casualties has reached approximately 21000 in peaceful maria. paul was also evidence that some bodies

r s every transaction with crypto in the u. s is a taxable event. so even if you only sense you know $2 to someone because you're trying to buy a coffee off of them. or if you only sent a small amount of bitcoin or either or another cryptocurrency. there are tools to help crypto investors track all those transactions. right our time is 4 14 economists think it will take months before we see record inflation start to ease the eu's tom vacar talked to one economist about what you can do to speed up that process. five threes. chain reaction caused our high inflation first, says brooking. institution's when the adult berg came high consumer demand for all manner of consumer goods at levels we never saw before. it is a mystery how we even have storage space anymore. on top of that sickness, slowdowns and shutdowns that raw materials and parts suppliers made production difficult, if not impossible, for manufacturers also having sickness slowdowns and shutdowns . second the limited goods went to shippers also wrecked by sickness slowdowns and shutdowns. co

you are required to report that purchase to the i r s every transaction with crypto in the u. s is a taxable event. so even if you only sent, you know $2 to someone because you're trying to buy a coffee off of them. or if you only sent a small amount of bitcoin or either or another cryptocurrency. so here's the first thing crypto investors need to do go back and collect records and receipts of every transaction you've made. then get some help from a professional or from software programs. cph david beck has a recommendation. there's something called coin tracker, something that will basically trace every crypto transaction you have so that when it comes tax time, it's just going to produce a statement for you that shows here's your cost basis for each security or each crypto that was purchased. tax experts say it's very unlikely the irs is going to go after anybody for having purchased coffee using cryptocurrencies, but they say sooner or later, the irs is going to get really good at tracking that type of activity. in midtown are 30 in fox news. still ahead tonight in orphanag

to the i r. s every transaction with crypto in the u. s is a taxable event. so even if you only sense you know $2 to someone because you're trying to buy a coffee off of them. or if you only sent a small amount of bitcoin or either or another cryptocurrency. this is the second year in a row. the irs has a question on its 10 40 forms asking filers if they've received sold, exchanged or otherwise disposed of any virtual currency. there is a growing debate across the country about whether topics of race and sexual sexual orientation should be taught in the classroom. reporter christa mayo tells u curriculum during a changing landscape in american educationt we teach our nation's school kids are under heavy scrutiny coming out of the pandemic as school district scrapple with how and if topics centering around race and sexuality should be discussed in the classroom. according to a new associated press norc poll. roughly 40% of americans agree with how current k through 12 curriculum is discuss race and sexuality, but the topics become polarized along party lines,

so that's f l a r e q u e s t i o n s at gmail.com and then we'll monitor those questions. i want to leave some time. so this brings us then to the last speaker and you talked about the maternal piece that laura bush really use that very effectively as the consoler in chief and you know when michelle obama came in here, she's princeton harvard educated had been you know. major law firm had been a hospital administrator. i mean, this is a woman like a hillary clinton who had power positions and she said, you know, she was going to be mom in chief and there were a lot of women who said wait a minute. you know, you have a chance especially as the first african-american first lady to move some things forward and what she chose to emphasize where education military families and healthy children. so what about this particular speech? why was it only in michelle at least in my opinion only in michelle obama could have given this speech one of you want to comment on that or do you disagree with me? oh, i think it was a very powerful speech to very specific audience. already recogni

s. s. after a london magistrate court ruled in favor of the name is now to present time secretary to confound the decision which would c assange handed over to the us when he's wanted on espionage charges. he faces up to 175 years in prison if found guilty. the activist has the 9th. the allegations against wednesdays ruling comes despite an early decision from the same chord saying a songs could be treated harshly in american custody. the editor in chief crispin robinson claims the latest case is an attack on the freedom of speech. multiple times would mean a risk to the life that it will be equal to that. now this court has been ordered to that been something that is what happened here today. now to live is in the hands of johnson. they need to do the right thing. you need to make sure they do the right thing. they have the power to start to end this, to save a man's life and stop tech on the you know, the press are joining us now to discuss this further is international journalist which h

very important in terms of the u. s. r presence in ukraine saying as well that it's sending diplomats back in the coming week. those diplomats having been brought out to the beginning of the war and also significantly the u. s. is going to resume training of ukrainian military on what it says are and disclosed weapon systems. so all of these factors together show an uptick in the biden administration's involvement in that war, new grade rushes president vladimir putin has claim moscow's enemies are trying to cause unrest in the country in a bid to limit its territorial gains in ukraine. putin says, is not working at a skull, which prices go august. the other task is coming forward to break russia from within. but he can't do it because our society showing its unity and support our armed forces and our efforts to maintain the security of russia and the citizens of don bass. russian media outlets are reporting a series of blasts in moldova, breakaway region of trans mystery. there, the explosions reportedly happened at the

call today. 12 r exchange was carried out today. the u. s and russia exchanging a u. s. marine veteran jailed in moscow for a convicted russian drug traffickers serving prison time in connecticut. the russia released trevor reid, former marine from texas. he was arrested in the summer of 2019. russian authorities said he assaulted an officer while being driven by police to a police station after a night of heavy drinking. he was sentenced to nine years in prison. now the us agreed to return a russian pilot serving a federal prison sentence for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into the us this morning. russia warns it could cut off gas supplies to all of europe russia moved to stop natural gas supplies to poland and bulgaria after they refused russia's demand to pay in rubles . european gas prices shot up on this news. the european commission called the decision an attempt by russia to use its gas supply. as blackmail. us secretary of defense lloyd austin, says an international coalition of military leaders from more than 40 countries will meet monthly to make sure ukraine h