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. this is "gps", the global public square. welcome to you all of you in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. well begin todays program with mondays powerful earthquake. the devastation and destruction it has caused and the politicians that are now at play. also, the china balloon cry is, what is the fallout? ill talk about all of that and more with david milibrand and richard haas. also, who is really fighting on the front lines for r...

this is "gps", the global public square. welcome to you all of you in the united states and around the world. im fareed zakaria coming to you from new york. well begin todays program with mondays powerful earthquake. the devastation and destruction it has caused and the politicians that are now at play. also, the china balloon cry is, what is the fallout? ill talk about all of that and more with david milibrand and richard haas. also, who is really fighting on the front lines for russi...

U.s. affairs. putin thinks that the americans are after all kinds of shadowy stuff around the world that they could then deny, so russia needs a mechanism to do that. and i think it is a really revealing answer that putin gave back in 2018 when he was asked in a interview with austrian television and eventually he said well in the u.s., you have someone calls george soros and the u.s. state department claims that it has nothing to do with mr. soros, and in the same way i claim that i have nothin...

Hes just a restaurant keeper with a wink. so you have putin buying into this conspiracy theories that george soros is working for the deep state and an armor for the u.s. foreign policy and hes saying well if that is what i think the americans are doing, im going to do that too. >> and fred, what is the wagner group doing in ukraine? what have you observed? >> well, certainly if you look at progshin here in ukraine, there are two things. there are a tough fighting force on the ground especially ...

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