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are seeing the corruption but the leaders of those countries unfortunately are still, you know, benefiting from this. so what's harmony, thanks for coming in to speak to us. it's always great to hear from you as a trip to contribute to inform us that it's a tire res. thank you. thank you. thank you for joining us. say on us. he is a national is always a pleasure. does gets to in his gun at the top of them the barber buddy, i'm rick sanchez. and these are the stories that you need to know about today. is president biden calling the people of india races? why would you do that? also, there's an important message. it's coming out of berlin and guess who's back? oh my goodness. george santos has reintroduced himself in dr. c auburn sanchez, this is directive back,
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let's do it the . so here's what i'm gonna start with. press the button has come out and essentially insulted certification of india. and by the way, they don't like it. they don't like what he's saying, right? he's calling them xena of folds. 0 phone, which is really another way of saying padget is people, maybe even bigots. i mean those use, those words are often used interchangeably, right? but by the way, he's also including japan in this insult. and of course, for good measure, he throws in russia in china, but then again, he says that every day when he wakes up. so, so, so here's what he says. let me put it up on the screen for you and i'm gonna read it for you. here's what he says, he says. so why is china stalling so badly economically? why is japan having trouble? why is russia? why is india?
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he says, because there is zane of phobic. they don't want immigrants, immigrants is what makes us strong. he goes on to say, i guess we met what are, makes us strong. regardless. this is really fascinating. coming from a man who is backing what many people around the world would be calling a genocide? i mean, what's going on? it is real right now. there's a group of people were saying, we don't want you here and there bombing them and killing them to the tune of 253035000. i mean, those are my numbers. those are the official numbers. i mean, that's not 0 phobic. i just, i can't help but ask, know, as we start to show 1st thoughts or so rick, we got to point out that bite and making these comments right at the start of
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a heritage month right here in the united states. this i think was another gap that left the national security spokesman john kirby scrambling to clean up another one of items. mess as we should point out, japan and india are 2 very important us allies in asia. it's baffling the bite and we'll go on this random attack like this during a campaign event. and as of yet no immediate reaction or comments from japanese or indian official. i don't know what they would say to this wrecked. yeah. it, you know, it's funny that he would do something like this and do it at the very same time. that there's this question about this controversy between uh, you know, obviously the palestinians and the israelis and the new attacks on rafa for example . where there are now actual pictures of this happening it's, it's, it's, it's quite, by the way, there's a middle part to this that we probably should address. because meanwhile,
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the government of benjamin netanyahu, who is acting perhaps like one of the most effect, xena phobic countries in the world. right. i mean, again, let me just pose the question, what can be more zane of phobic then alleged genocide, right? so they're being defended right? now manila, as you know, but by biden, he's not alone. the international criminal court as we have been reporting, is considering charging and arresting that on yahoo and others in his government have your cards. and for what they call, again, alleged genocide. well, a group of us senators has just come out as we're preparing the show, and they're essentially attacking the court. they're there, they're attacking the i, c, c. here's what we know. so i'm going to read it to you as, as being reported in a terse one page letter, signed by 12 g o, p senators, including tom cotton of arkansas marker rubio, rick scott, a florida ted cruz of texas. what
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a surprise attempt scottish south carolina the criminal court is being informed by these dudes that any attempt. listen to this, any attempt to hold nathan, yahoo and his colleagues don't count whether actions for what they've done in gaza will be interpreted. not only as a threat to israel sovereignty, but to the sovereignty of the united states. these guys are actually saying that if you, the international criminal court, which the us has praise many times in the past, when they've said bad things about countries, we don't like. there's like, if you mess with them, you are messing with us and we're essentially declaring, i don't know, we're on you. so rick, from, from the language of these lawmakers that they're using in defense of both israel and b. b. you would think the israel was the 51st to state. now, as you say about a year ago, v i c. c issued a new arrest warrant against vladimir putin,
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the president of russia. this was lauded by these very same congressmen. today, they are calling into question the validity, the merits of the court and its officials. that'd be house of the, i'm going to interrupt you for just a moment there because something you said there is very fascinating. i was doing my preparation for the show as usual, like we have to do when i was reading up on what's going on right now. and ukraine and the other day. what caught my attention was this headline. i don't remember what maybe new york times or something. and it said i shot tax 3 more cities in ukraine levels about the done it was it was i thought, oh my god, what, what did they do? did they drop a dry and bomb on the city? that are not, and then it says at the bottom, one person was injured in taken to the hospital. one civilian was affected by the then ukraine by roger. so is this big long, or it was a rush,
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it as attacked all these people in the bomb, the city and the and i said, well it must have been horrible. god, i hope people didn't die open. is it people didn't die. one person i think had a broken arm and had to be taken to the hospital compared to what's happening and gaza. manila, come on. yeah. yeah. and, and, and then furthermore, i mean, this is, this is kind of dog piling, right? because the, the house for an affairs committee chair, michael mccaul, the republican from texas says the sanctions legislation is in the works right now . and as we know, back in february, senator tom cotton of arkansas already introduced legislation to sanction icbc officials. if they even bother to open any probes more investigate, and in to us allies who are not, i cc member states. so worth noting the us, russia, china, and israel are not icpc member states. that's fascinating and i'm glad you brought that up. by the way, according to twitter, something kind of fascinating may have happened overnight in the berlin and we're
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trying to run this down and whether it happened officially, or unofficially, it's still something worth talking about. some creative messengers may have figured out a way to either change the iconic brandenburg date in, in berlin, which we've seen a 1000000 times in all the world war 2 movies we all grew up watching. or maybe they did it in such a way so that they can promote it on twitter either way it's, it's getting a lot of attention. the idea was, according to what they were intending to do, to show the soviet victory banner. and i think we do, we have a picture of it, victor speaking, a victory. here's victor showing us your picture of the victory better. thank you. victor. 1 there it is, see that the idea is to show the rest of the world, especially the western countries who have taken credit. i mean, if you watch any movies the watts news of. busy the russians had nothing to do with world war 2 of the nazis were defeated by, you know, the movie directors and hollywood, steven spielberg. and, and the brits and what,
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what most people sometimes don't know here in the states is that it in fact, after the death of 27000000 people in russia, it was actually the russian army that went into for lin 1st. and that's what they're trying to say with assignment. that's important. price the yeah, i mean this brandenburg gates thing, this image that we're looking at. it's unclear if that is some sort of a twitter hoax, but, but at the end of the day, it is victory day, or 2 days actually, maybe through 9th, the come, i'm ration days, of course, in berlin, rick. and we're trying to rewrite history in berlin. authorities have banned all russian flags. the z logo, anything having to do with russia. it's unclear of this is like a temporary law. and if it's only a clickable in berlin or perhaps other surrounding territories or cities. but at least for the next few days, berlin police are authorized to make arrests on this particular matter if anybody
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is sporting any sort of russian emblem. yeah, figure freedom and democracy, right? yeah. well, and by the way, look, we're here in the united states and this is not to over hyper praise, you know, the russians or their possession because, you know, they, they make as many mistakes as anybody else does. or any other country does for that matter. but, but this is a big deal to that, that this, this is a big deal for russians because after all, they did lose 27000000 of their own citizens. when they were invaded by the nazis they had to defend their own country. we are great people in the united states and we to play the great part in world war 2. we were never attacked by the nazis. no american never had to deal with some nazi coming into his room or as bad, or killing his wife or etc, or was children or himself right here in the continental us anyway. so here's the present. i really a, me really would you agree that we were and we will be open to the strengthening of
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good relations with all countries which see and brush are faithful and honest partner. in fact, this is the majority of the world. we do not refuse dialogue with western countries . the choice is there's whether they intensive further restrain rushes, development to continue the politics. i'm a question, years of assessing pressure on our country or to look for past to cooperation and please share your issue is a good thing. so again, look again, this is not to be, you know, a super pro rush are putting on this. but the point the man is making is too many times in our history. we've been pushed around. we've been invited, we've been slaughtered, we've been massacred. our perception is it's happening again. maybe not this time by germany. but that's what we perceive what's happening in ukraine. that's what happened and other western european countries, and we're just not going to put up with that kind of stuff that that's what i hear him saying that often times is interpreted by the new york times and others as oh, he's being a bully. right? it not only that,
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but he says it plainly that his telephone line has always been open for dialogue and conversation. but somehow i think that gets retransmitted out to the world as he's prank, calling us, and he's going to come drop bombs. right? speaking of french, are you ready? because this is the highlight of the show. so you're not gonna believe this. i know many of you are watching us from all over the world and you're wondering what the hell is going on and us politics, but he's back or she know she's back right. she's back. former us congressman george santos, who used to deny his 2nd persona, a woman named katira romaji, where she would dress as a woman, i guess. and well, the former congressman said this is hard to do. the former congressman. he is now admitting it's true that he sometimes dresses as a she uh, under that name. so here, without further ado is a video re introducing us to,
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to tear up robotic club condo. it's your favorite katara after 18 years in the closet. george santos pole. be back out, whatever. anyway, i hear, you're a bunch of little freaks out there and you loved to dance all night long. like it's nobody's business. you know what? you gotta elevated. gotta make it more risk. uh, you gotta make it more of a versus a judge. i have an advice for you. how about put some wigs on, get some bull wise and go have real fun. let's see, what's your hair faster, you know, side to side, whatever. but you all have to stop being boring. dave, essentially things are boring because you, you want you all to be more risk. i know all the love, i hope you all enjoy it. well, when i look the users ladies 1st, i mean i don't know what it is or is it?
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well, thank you rick. i'll take it so i mean what, what can we say about george santos? i mean, he is a congressman that got pushed out under some very shady circumstance. dances people compare him to like the movie the talented mister ripley character. and then now we meet this alter ego tar ravonne. she and his drag name katara. i gotta admit, sounds really fun. i think i would rather hang out with guitar over hanging out with george santos, because george santo steals money from veterans dogs for their surgery. oh, i hear you. here's what i think. here's what i think. i respect him more than i respect a lot of the people in congress who are there now. you know why? because i think very low fee and liars. sure. george santo's is a thief and a liar, but at least the cops to a place where they oh yeah, and that's it. he owns it. those guys do the same thing. they just don't do it and drug last time i checked. um, thanks but no. thanks,
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rick. when we come back, we're going to be talking to age of strategist. so rob group, the recently said, the u. s. will likely continue treating countries like india and china and others like inferiors for some time to come. what do we mean by that? we're going to talk about it when we come back, you stay right there. the the thing that would employees have with them would we get to the side of
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celia? was this because it did just wouldn't care to get through the new year. oh for g, teach that way. know if i'm reaching the scholars that should postpone. you have to do this. i'm going to last. i look forward to you with that the. she's much, it's uh, ocean by cheap. i'm. are you moving to move? i'm oh no, i'm really starting from 1st month to month with my big lot of to move. let me look into that. i will just, i get i as well as to the lowest, the dates. i'm going to study to the progressive rock and you see the shortest finish. this is just to just quoted you. again, i'm a fraction of 20th. i'm going to do friday. here's the material, ordering the power of people from the fisher and shoot me an the temperature in the
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car is a fascinating conversation. let me read you what the throughout book recently wrote . it is impossible, he says, not impossible, implausible, to expect the 200 years of anglo american dominance and a half millennium of western ascendancy will be seen in graciously to a culturally alien great power protagonist. what he basically is saying is the us is not going to give up, it's getting any time soon. it'd be crazy too. i mean, it's got to be the kid, right. joining us now is the guy who wrote that. busy so i'm good and by the way, he, what, when you wrote that you were referring to china. but i think nowadays with the surgeons of india and the present, united states saying indians are all big it is or whatever he called them. it kind of fits their to, doesn't it? oh it does, it does. i mean it was, i think, you know, biden is on this indiscipline and has and it has in his talking in his references.
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but yeah, is also on the rise. india is behind china, but remember, i mean this among the major economies, it's the one which is going to produce the maximum growth by being close to 8 percent. and it's been growing foss, it can grow faster, but it's, it is right, good up there. it's about 20 or 25 years behind china, but i mean in the largest scope of things, and i'm in a, seem across the century across a millennium. i mean 25 years has nothing. it's good to the part. let's talk real quick about what he was trying to say and, and i get it. and i mean, here's what we as americans and as the world needs to understand the united states has gotten really old. i don't know what the average person is in the united states, but a young chicken. okay. he's an old guy or an old gal and they're in or seventy's or something like that. average american, and they're not breeding. americans are breeding. so, you know, there's no new americans coming about, which means all the jobs the people will have to do the work and everything from
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laying brett to being nurses to being doctors or immigrants that are coming in mostly from latin america. and that's cool. there's nothing wrong with that it's, it's good. india doesn't necessarily mean that because india has a very, very young population. so it's a deep one. they can amik model. and for, for the past, the united states, not to know, the simple thing that i just stated is somewhat disappointing. is it not? it just is going to make 2 additional points. so in that regard, this for india, it still a fairly poor country. people don't give me credit to poor countries, they make great to will be a countries and they will immigrate to india down the line. because india is also an english speaking country and english is in, in some way as the language of the world. if you want to upward mobility. so i mean people don't go to 4 countries in india as well. that's one of the reasons. secondly, one doesn't know it, but this huge number of illegal immigrants from neighboring countries right around
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india who are in india, which never gets talked about which. so it's a huge, enormous number that has been behind much of the friction, you know, the kind of majority area and, and time, most of them frictions which are happening because a lot of them are actually, most of them is from, along with the issues landed up any, yes, and has kind of to or to the demographic complection in india's east. so that there's that dynamic code. that's what the final point i'd see is this. and this goes also what with regard to china, india and china have been really for much of their histories by foreign dennis. these did the people who came from abroad and the india then society and just a perfectly well. this was the, they told the foreigners, you know, we, we have our society, you are being the rules of society. you hope also psyche flourish. you can be of the top of our society and you can lead us and we have had african kings rule in india. now you think about it, if there was
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a majority of african americans and latinos, would the white people total, the keys of the kingdom, 2 bedrooms. would that be the case? so what you're saying, question plus, that's what you're saying is that not only based on the economic premises that we just created a moment ago that we just went through. but just as a people, the indians are no more zena phobic than the rest of a sudden we're all a little z to phobic. we all tend to stick with our own kind. but you can't say it's institutionalized the president seems to suggest it. it's oh, absolutely, i mean, you cannot say absolutely not the institutional. and in fact, quite the opposite. as i said, these are tolerated societies, but they're also at this point of time, young societies growing societies, trying to modernize on the poor societies. and at that point of time, it's kind of a dog eat dog world and you're not that generous in terms of for me because, but they made good size. i said, i'm not coming at this time because they are poor societies. and therefore, i think by doing was out of like, no,
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i understand one of the points this thing i think part of the brilliance of the american system is the capacity to assimilate categories and the united states as a, is a modern new age country. and i think many of these also illustrations would love to have useful lessons for them. and this doesn't go fine yet. and, and, and china on the, i'd say your up to, to learn to be kind of not, or the civilizations, but new age nations and being trying to adapt immigrants on a similar standpoint. because let's use this trend. and i mean it, at the end of the day, it also has been bothering to economic dynamics to it. i'm and, and, and helps gonna consolidate prosperity. but to say that these countries have natural prejudice. i think that's not just something that's completely off all that you don't want to, but you don't want to does. and i think it shows that he's not conscious of a movement, a thing, something that is happening in the world right now that he should know about as you
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and i have spoken about many times as we often talk about in the show, there's something happening in the world and it's a, it's a prominence of the global south community. we do see suddenly, countries like russia and india having relations, that doesn't mean they don't have relations with other countries. but there's this concern in between china and india and, and russia and iran, and saudi arabia and, and i could go on brazil. there's all these countries or forming this kind of a lions that says, god, those, you know, those, those, those gringos are those yankee. so those americans are kind of silly in the way their think. and here goes to president of the united states, says this, and you know what he's doing. it's point gas on the fire. he's giving them the gas or lee, now he's giving them more power for their own argument and it just seems foolhardy for him to do that. or does he just not know if you're not educated? you know, i think it's not so i, i'd wish folks to was by didn't had a little bit more color in his own family. it's like white white, white,
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white white was the phone. so i mean, he's not the best a, a spokesperson off of that. but as he talked about also in terms of people like, like to think about the brakes. those, those 5 countries, they just became tim this year. yeah. and they brought in iran. if he oakia and saudi arabia united, i remember it's argentina was offered outs, itchiness stuff out with a new president. it will come back at a later point. and this huge number of countries lining up the joint. think of something like the shadow i cooperation organizations. you have the slimy countries, are they like parts of son? you have of course the central issue in countries, you have a sense, a cynic civilization. the chinese you have a new civilization. yup. yup. yup. of cost russia. and then you're soon going to have at some point, i'm sure talk you can joining think of it. i mean the launch off civilizations and it creates a natural tolerance, you know, thinking about rushing back only really. so that's why i like what you just said, create a natural tolerance, continue, i'm sorry,
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i want to get some natural toners. you know, it really impede russia when it went across and, and, and, and, and, and redraw all the way to the pacific ocean. it realized at that point of time, but many dyslexic subjects that on there, and therefore you have, i mean, russia is a very tolerant actually to muslims because it understand what an integral part they are off of their society. and of course you can go all the way and try to just log in and, and, and, and marginal license, but your mean working against your own interest. yeah. all right. very few people understand that the sar subjects well, but who will actually treated very beneficial, inflicts and, and, and that's what i mean. that's the, that's an interesting, that's an interesting historic point. and we're out of time and i apologize or a but, but i wanted to say, i like your point about our president of god. bless them not have enough as new city and them. and then i was thinking, as i'm having a conversation with you, that you and i probably have enough,
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i've missed city enough for the bunch of them. so it's great to be able to talk to you if nothing else for that reason. thank you. my friend, we'll look forward to seeing you again. you most welcome. thanks. thanks for it. before we go, we do want to remind you of the thing we do right. but what is our mission here, right? we try and try and be silo the world where we need to stop living and these are, you know, 1st don't live in boxes, you know, and that's what we believe. that's our mission. and i'm rick sanchez. i'm gonna see you the next time right here. let me try and make a direct in the the question, i mean,
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today is victory day memorizing the defeats as nazi germany and wells war 2. and remembering those who are full and the soviet union lost more than 26000000 people in the conflict 78 years ago today. the ho with big bottles to europe, came to its official and just a few months ahead of japan's to render on the conclusion to fighting on the pacific front against the acts as power on. they sold them, de, we remember the soldiers, the partisans, and the civilians. who gave their lives to preserve the homelands. now we bowed calls from the 2 of the unknown soldier and the a tunnel slain in the hearts of the russian capital most go. as
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