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Is facing ten years in prison for giving a 19-minute speech to the truckers in that blockade in canada. and the son of that pastor who is about to face ten years was invited to the e.u. parliament and got a standing ovation when he said that justin trudeau is against freedom of speech and democracy. and that is how he is being seen around the world. the european parliament invited him to speak. so, you know, trudeau can blame anyone he wants come he is a leftist and he is an ideologue and it is ...

Cutting the roadway could hamper the logistics for moscows war effort in ukraine. analysis of the operational situation and the traditions of warfare allow us to cut off the enemys logistics routes, the spokesman for the sbu says of. this bridge is currently one of the transportation corridors for military supplies for the russian army. its not the first time the bridge has been hit. in october 2022, a fuel tanker exploded, severely damaging both the road and railway, and causing a massive fire....

Major government reports funded by the u.k. government in one example calling for the shutting down and prevention of new airports to meet the climate agenda. you have a u.k. judge ruled that a third runway at heathrow is not viable in a climate emergency. so the scary thing is the governments and the politicians have been listening to these protesters. theyre i shutting down air transportation. in france they banned two-and-a-half hour flights or less, and as an e.u.-wide proposal to ban six-ho...

And then youve got a lot of pledges for ukraine, continued support and including the g7, japan joined them. the other six members are nato countries. and then finally, turkey seems to be acceding to the membership of sweden in nato, albeit he wont even submit that to his parliament, president erdogan, for some 90 days. but that is also a positive step. neil: of course, in the case of erdogan, he might have done so because we gave him some fighter jets to smooth that. but leaving that aid -- >> t...

Continue to face, even if there is some kind of cease fire or some kind of peace, what can the nato alliance do to help ukraine feel like it will be protected in the longer term? >> a year ago, when nato agreed to accept not just finland but also sweden, and turkey not exactly making swedens entry easy, now attaching that to turkeys own accession to the e.u., i know jake sullivan has been speaking to both the turkish and swedish counterparts there. >> reporter: national security adviser jake sul...

Closely watching developments in russia and will not comment further. they said they knew yevgeny prigozhin was planning something but that u.s. officials were caught off guard by todays events and how quickly they unfolded. we just learned the u.s. has not seen a change in russias nuclear posture. kylie, what have american democrats been doing tracking this situation? >> well, really working the phone call. you see the secretary of state antony blinken had a number of phone call with his counte...

Which is now the regions largest customer. in 2001, saudi arabias trade with the middle kingdom was just over $4 billion. about one-tenth of the trade with the west. in 2021, it was about $87 billion. more than the u.s. and the e.u. combined. economic ties are growing rapidly and "the washington post" even reports that china has continued construction on the suspected military facility in the uae. saudi arabia and the gulf are not seeking a divorce with the united states. they want close economi...

>> in a word, no. the disease that led to this wave of right wing populousism has not gone away it happens when governments do not deliver and people feel resentful in our country. everything from the wars that went badly to the economy that didnt grow in the middle class, et cetera, et cetera, and they turned to right-wing populous. >> they lost in 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23. >> its too soon to say we have turned the page. we see it in other parts of the world. mexico, india, turkey, and yo...

You think thats all that would be happening. i think not, and i think the vast majority of my colleagues, even the critics think that would not be the case as well. much more to say about ukraine but i hope that answers your direct question. >> james, thank you for the question. if i might actually touch on your first question first, and so its actually entirely reasonable for the american people to hear what i say and hopefully acknowledge the thanks that we have for their support of the situat...

Against the town of luhansk with a number of people being reported to have been injured there. the russians, of course, have counter attacked to some extent. they killed two recently in a bombardment of a town in the east of the country. but more broadly, we are seeing more of these longer range attacks possibly involving ukrainian-made or even ultimately british-made cruise missiles reaching behind the main front line elements, going after the logistics chain and ultimately breaking that logist...