to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george m u l e. in budapest, he's a podcast or at the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to meet bob. it is a political analyst and editor, and you know me, internet media project. i generally cross top roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i would appreciate i. let's start out with george in budapest. i'm sure you came across of the tauriel piece and the new york times, and we see now cracks in this narrative that is all pervasive as matter fact enforced by so social media that is much as they want to support the ukrainians. the facts on the ground are working against them and policy has to adopt to it. and it's basically kind of a shot over the bow of the, by the administration. i'm asking them or are you in touch with reality? essentially, what did you take away from george? well, i think it's a clear indication of the divisions within the u. s. lead, i'm obviously the, some of the people in the pentagon and in the intelligence w

and we crossed to george m u l e . in budapest, he's a pod, castro, the goggle, which can be found on youtube, and locals are generally crosstown girls. in fact, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i'm going to start out with glen in our slow, i'm glen. i suppose we shouldn't be surprised that we have the u. k. foreign secretary talking about a global nato. we've talked about it on this program, but you know, this trust is a presentation. if we can put it that way, i really was, um, i'm a vision that should terrify all of us because a global nato, as we have said on this program, is essentially short circuiting international law i. e, cementing western had gemini over the global system. most of the world is on board for that, but i guess nobody told lives, go ahead. i agree, and i think this is doubling down on what was under, on the cold war. because again, when the cold war came to an end, initially we had agreements about creating this common year with common security, with russ

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no, she now, they're also looking to china yacht e l does. and china is more in the sight of russia and has conflict. tito, i think many opec countries know that the big customers of the future, i no longer the u. s. or europe as insulin, but china, not the high energy prices are also good for countries like norway, which is rich in oil and gas. the current crisis is expected to earn the nordic country, an extra $150000000000.00 euros this year. and the war in ukraine has european nations, especially germany, austria and italy, searching desperately for a replacement to natural gas imported from russia. there are frantic colds for producers like the netherlands to extract more. but drilling for gas was controversial. that even before the current crisis, local say it's caused earthquakes, wrecking the homes. in the process and report a stephen beardsley went to groaning and in the netherlands to investigate. lawrence merrick is giving me a tour of his house. earthquakes are tearing it apart. in 2014, everything was repaired, everything was fin

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ghtt is ieonon.on.on.on.on.on re.cheo out e ukrai une shshshedes russi ran r r u unian dro ds.s.ckck sea struc meanwhe,wh stu thiarar 68, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov making outrageous anti-semitic comments sure not to help the peace process. >> translator: if i'm a jew, i remember it right, i may be wrong, hitler had jewish origins. it doesn't mean absolutely anything. so time we have heard from the wise jewish people that the biggest antisemites were jewish. reporter: those comments outraging ukrainians on social media. we're learning one other thing, stu, the u.s. diplomatic mission that started to work its way back into ukraine is now saying they hope to bring it all the way here to the capital in kyiv, and possibly reopen the embassy here by the end of may if conditions hold. stu? stuart: griff jenkins in ukraine. thanks, griff. speaker pelosi pledged u.s. support, until the country, ukraine defeats russia. i want to bring in kt mcfarland. i'm sorry, i just heard about lavrov's comments. obviously anti-semitic comments saying hitler had jewish blood. what is he saying