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[00:00:00] peace, voters across the western world are most definitely
[00:00:03] against foreign conflicts, nonetheless constant war is
[00:00:07] of the
[00:00:07] north,
[00:00:25] a warning, disturbing images ahead, anti-corruption agencies working in
[00:00:29] Ukraine. deep and lucrative ties between criminal
[00:00:33] organizations and high-ranking members
[00:00:35] of the country's security services.
[00:00:37] of graphic fuddage of a savage attack by one such gang is also
[00:00:40] released.
[00:00:45] of
[00:00:48] of
[00:00:53] of as Ukrainian authorities seek to
[00:00:57] of prosecute scores of protesters to clash with lawn enforcement after an
[00:01:00] alleged torture house near Kyev was discovered, we
[00:01:04] recall
[00:01:05] of
[00:01:05] of testimonies from people in Dunbas who say they endured such facilities over
[00:01:09] decade ago,
[00:01:14] probably with the
[00:01:15] of democrats unless they want to be destructive, but they have the power
[00:01:18] of the veto. A blue wave crashes into republican
[00:01:22] heartlands in the US mid-terms, but President Trump reminds the
[00:01:25] victors, he still has the last word. We look into how the democrats may...
[00:01:30] to exploit their new phone cloud on capital
[00:01:32] hill.
[00:01:46] My name is Yunan One. You're welcome to the news hour. Our
[00:01:49] top story: Western backed anti-corruption agencies in
[00:01:53] Kiev have revealed direct links between Ukrainian
[00:01:56] security service officials and criminal group. "the
[00:02:00] former is said to have closed its eyes to kidnappings, large scale fraud
[00:02:04] schemes and violent beatings for
[00:02:06] payoff. the Nabu and the Sapo have
[00:02:10] exposed a criminal organization whose members systematically
[00:02:14] provided ilicit benefits to high-ranking law
[00:02:18] of enforcement officials. In exchange, they were granted the freedom to
[00:02:21] operate fraudulent call centers and engage in other
[00:02:25] illegal business activities. Furthermore, the group
[00:02:28] orchestrated planned attack. acts kidnappings and acts of
[00:02:32] physical
[00:02:33] in violence to further its criminal interests. the Ukrainian
[00:02:37] anti-corruption
[00:02:37] in bureau has exposed yet another criminal organization with activities
[00:02:41] reaching high up into the Ukrainian government.
[00:02:44] this time, two high level official SBU officials were
[00:02:48] fired, because as it turns out, this organization has some serious
[00:02:51] ties to
[00:02:52] of law enforcement in the country. according to media reports, the gang
[00:02:56] involving 12 people uh is was involved in the drug trate.
[00:03:00] It was involved in managing scam call centers,
[00:03:03] and its leaders, code-named the
[00:03:05] of
[00:03:05] of Mexican and the
[00:03:06] a criminal, we're also working with high level officials in the security services, the
[00:03:10] prosecutor's office and the police, all of whom were bribed into
[00:03:14] keeping their mouth shut about what was actually going on, and some
[00:03:17] a of the audio tapes that were released even revealed that they were working with
[00:03:21] some high-level Ukrainian government
[00:03:24] of ministers. These guys are out
[00:03:26] of their minds, for real, do they think they're going to be in charge for... driver,
[00:03:30] tell them, are you kidding me? you are handed two million goddamn
[00:03:34] dollars, your job is to stand by that call center and keep everyone
[00:03:38] away, not to go around spinning fairy
[00:03:40] tales. think about how we can make sure that these
[00:03:44] various ministers like the minister of internal affairs or the
[00:03:48] minister of health stop throwing a wrench in our works. we're prepared to
[00:03:52] of offer comrad k 5000 plus another 200 thousand for
[00:03:56] whoever helps him out, that's 700,000 to ensure he'.
[00:03:59] Brother,
[00:04:00] I'm
[00:04:08] sending someone over right now to talk to K. He's going to give him a clear
[00:04:12] directive. Don't go changing the chemical formulas for the weed
[00:04:16] or whatever it is we're dealing
[00:04:18] of with. We need to make sure that the samples submitted to the lab don't
[00:04:22] get scrutinized in a way that forces us to keep changing the
[00:04:25] formulas because they keep adding them to the list of band
[00:04:28] substances right? as if bribing government officials, the drug
[00:04:32] trade, running scam centers, as if all that wasn't bad enough. mean,
[00:04:36] this organization was also exposed, kidnapping people off the
[00:04:40] streets and beating them. it was all caught on camera, and it was
[00:04:43] of released by the anti-corruption
[00:04:45] of authorities. of
[00:04:53] of
[00:05:04] No doubt some really gruesome videos there,
[00:05:06] and in addition to that, I mean audio tapes were also revealed that uh
[00:05:10] showed discussion. between the gang leaders talking
[00:05:14] about in detail how they were torturing these people. let's take a
[00:05:17] listen. the main thing is that the piece of scum got properly
[00:05:21] broken. i'd hate for him to have gotten off too lightly.
[00:05:25] brother, i'm telling you he's absolutely wrecked up beyond belief. den
[00:05:29] worked him over with hammer and did too, though we didn't film that part.
[00:05:33] his legs, you get
[00:05:34] what i mean, are basically just rags now. now, of course, it has to be mentioned
[00:05:38] that this happens not so long after it was discovered
[00:05:41] that there was... torture chamber uh outside of Keyev run
[00:05:45] by the Neo-Nazi AZov National Guard Battalion. I mean, over
[00:05:49] 200 the locals in that area ended up storming the
[00:05:53] building when they had heard of this torture chamber uh on social
[00:05:56] media that was holding conscripts, and uh some
[00:06:00] the videos and images that were released on social media after they had
[00:06:04] were able to get people out there were really uh sad and and gruesome
[00:06:08] really. So Ukraine really seems to have serious problem if A,
[00:06:12] it needs to torture its conscripts into uh having the sort of
[00:06:16] morale to fight on the battlefield and b) if their
[00:06:20] high-level politicians are constantly being connected
[00:06:24] to these uh either corruption scandals or criminal organizations that
[00:06:28] are making money off of horrible situation and very
[00:06:31] much linked to what we've just spoken about Ukraine's largest ever
[00:06:35] criminal fraud investigation has come to an end after two years. the
[00:06:39] scandal has shaken Vladimir Zelinsky's inner circle and of several
[00:06:43] senior officials, their positions, you can dive deeper into what was uncovered and
[00:06:47] the huge sums involved at
[00:06:48] RT.com.
[00:06:52] now Ukrainian authorities have threatened criminal charges
[00:06:56] against over hundred people who recently took part in protests outside an
[00:07:00] alleged torture facility in the Kiev region. the
[00:07:04] security services claim participants disclosed the locations
[00:07:08] of Ukrainian troops and organized mass unrest. those targeted
[00:07:11] could f lengthy prison
[00:07:13] sentences. This is a criminal
[00:07:17] proceeding under article 294 regarding mass disturbances
[00:07:20] and investigated by the national police. Approximately 100
[00:07:24] people were identified and established in this case. Separate searches are
[00:07:28] currently being carried out among them. The matter their arrest and the filing of
[00:07:31] suspicion is being decided. Well the side appears to have been
[00:07:35] exposed by a medical worker who was filmed begging to be allowed into the
[00:07:39] house. She was later arrested and charged with obstructing.
[00:08:12] This viral footage shows the pitch battles between citizens and law
[00:08:16] enforcement, relatives the detainees joined crowd attempting to
[00:08:20] enter the property where scores of men, some recently drafted, others
[00:08:24] suspected deserters were said to be held in basement, severely beaten
[00:08:27] deinied medical help, reports as well emerged subsequently
[00:08:31] of alleged blackmail and extorsion, among those discovered inside was
[00:08:35] teenage boy, they grab
[00:08:39] me by the hair, you can't see it in the footage, lumps on my
[00:08:43] head, they just beat me, i don't know, they used everything to hit me,
[00:08:47] shovels, feet, fists, everything, then they carried me up to
[00:08:51] the second floor, they laid me face down on the floor and started
[00:08:54] interrogating me, i don't know, they hit me so hard on the head that i
[00:08:58] couldn't hear or see anything, they just started the interrogation,
[00:09:02] then they grabbed me by the hair again and threw me against another
[00:09:06] wall, because didn't land on my stomach when they threw me, they
[00:09:09] started slamming my head against the floor,
[00:09:42] torture chamber is just the first of more that we will discover and
[00:09:46] find, and I think the Ukrainian people are going to be demanding answers
[00:09:50] and accountability of those who've not only operated these
[00:09:53] facilities, covered them up, known them and done nothing about
[00:09:57] them, and I think frankly the news is tightening, no pun
[00:10:01] intended around President Zelinsky and his regime and the
[00:10:05] atrocities they've committed, not only against his own people, but against the
[00:10:08] folks in eastern Ukraine and targeting civilians.
[00:10:25] going to lead to lot more accountability and that uh eventually
[00:10:29] uh the crimes that president Zelinsky and those closest to him have
[00:10:32] committed will will come to light uh and punishment will
[00:10:36] be made it out. I think also that when you have
[00:10:40] this regime refusing to answer questions about not only
[00:10:43] funding, but about these torture centers, just sort of dismissing them and
[00:10:47] denying them uh means that there's probably more to the story and
[00:10:51] more cover up that's going on. There's an old political added.
[00:10:56] United States,
[00:10:57] and the the coverup in is always worse than the crime, although I'm not sure it's
[00:11:01] possible for a cover up to be worse than the crimes we are increasingly
[00:11:05] learning about in Ukraine. Steve Gill, well the secret
[00:11:08] sight on the outskirts the Ukrainian capital doesn't, however appear to
[00:11:12] be unique with multiple similar facilities
[00:11:16] reportedly popping up all over Dumbas in
[00:11:18] 2014. has the extended look back
[00:11:22] now. The latest report. about secret
[00:11:26] prison near Kiev where forcibly mobilized men and a
[00:11:29] 14-year-old teenager were being held and tortured
[00:11:33] have revived questions about unlawful detention and abuse in
[00:11:37] Ukraine. reports also said that a unit of Ukraine's
[00:11:41] national guard the neonazi Azof
[00:11:44] formation accepted responsibility for organizing the
[00:11:47] facility.
[00:12:09] Зеленский's chief
[00:12:10] of staff and former military intelligence chief Kiril
[00:12:14] Budanov was also at the scene where he told
[00:12:17] protesters that they were many such facilities in the
[00:12:20] country. Чому є така будівля? Тому що таких будівель
[00:12:24] багато. This is far from the first time Azov members were
[00:12:28] accused of unlawful detention and torture, and the
[00:12:31] battalion is not the only group infamous for its
[00:12:35] neonazi ideology. Other like-minded arm formations
[00:12:39] like Idar and tornado also have a proven
[00:12:42] track record of torturing and killing people. Their crimes
[00:12:46] spanned from 2014 when they were formed to take part in the
[00:12:50] so-called anti-terrorist operation against the civilians of
[00:12:54] Dunbas. in Mariopol, former detainees
[00:12:57] interviewed by RT said that they had been held
[00:13:01] at the airport a place known as the library,
[00:13:05] witnesses described being questioned and
[00:13:07] beaten. on the 28th of August I was
[00:13:11] detained by the Azov battalion in the city center. I was taken into
[00:13:15] custody, driven to location within the city limits for mock execution
[00:13:19] and subsequently brought here to the Mariopol airport. They brought me in through the
[00:13:23] store and into these cold storage.
[00:13:33] I had a black bag over my head with tape wrapped around my eyes, they use that
[00:13:37] bag to suffocate me.
[00:13:41] On the 20th of August 2014,
[00:13:43] I was arrested at. They brought me here
[00:13:47] with sack over my head and in handcuffs, then left me sitting out in the
[00:13:51] sun until 6 in the evening. They would walk by, spat
[00:13:55] on me, some kicked me with their boots, and others stubbed out
[00:13:58] cigarettes on my chest. they did whatever they pleased. they kept
[00:14:02] asking questions, claiming they were from Ukraine, that they were
[00:14:06] liberators and all that. well, I explained to him exactly what kind of
[00:14:10] liberators they were. one hit me, my head struck the wall,
[00:14:14] blood spurted from my lips and that was it. over the
[00:14:18] last 12 years, RT has collected multiple witness
[00:14:21] accounts depicting the crimes of Ukraine's neon. nazi
[00:14:25] formations in 2022, RT filmed a
[00:14:28] former aidar battalion base in Logansk region where in
[00:14:32] 2014 they held civilians who did not
[00:14:35] agree with the new kiev regime. UN has reported
[00:14:39] dozens of criminal investigations into their activities with
[00:14:43] charges including abduction, kidnapping, brutal
[00:14:47] behavior, sexual violence, and these people were
[00:14:51] Kiev's official representatives on the ground.
[00:14:55] United Nations Human Rights office has also documented
[00:14:58] abuses by Ukrainian neonazi battalions including
[00:15:02] Ayidar and called for accountability. Arbitrary
[00:15:05] detention, torture and ill treatment is the only the
[00:15:09] tip the iceberg these battalions crimes following
[00:15:13] the illegal government coup and the ensuing aggression against
[00:15:16] civilians. Just
[00:15:20] remembering, it makes me shutter. I wouldn't wish this anyone. This is the room
[00:15:24] where... They tortured and beat us. They would sit on chairs, one would
[00:15:28] do the beating, another would ask questions, and guard would stand
[00:15:32] watch. They beat us hard, really hard. They struck
[00:15:35] wherever they could land a blow. they beat everyone. We were
[00:15:39] covered in bruises, completely unrecognizable. They broke
[00:15:43] my arm and my little finger too. They shouted and made
[00:15:46] threats, we'll kill you, we'll find out where you live. The first they
[00:15:50] brought us in with sacks over our heads and shoved us into a room filled with
[00:15:54] fiberglass insulation. I was wearing nothing but shorts and
[00:15:58] slippers. They forced us to kneal on that fiberglass, and we
[00:16:01] stayed in that room for a couple of hours. They were brutal, trying to identify
[00:16:05] anyone who sympathized with the... Russians, one man, wearing a
[00:16:09] military uniform and going by the name or call sign bear,
[00:16:13] started threatening us with hammer. He kept tapping it against our heads.
[00:16:17] On the very last day, they beat me up with metal
[00:16:19] rebar. A separate case, which was
[00:16:23] actually tried and produced convictions involved the
[00:16:27] so-called tornado police battalion. The cynical
[00:16:31] irony here is the fact that while the unit's designation
[00:16:35] was volunteer police battalion. It was actually led
[00:16:39] by career criminal named Ruslan Onishenko and the
[00:16:42] core the group was also consisting of ex-
[00:16:46] Khans. Now the unit was disbanded in 2015 after
[00:16:50] accusations of abduction, torture and sexual
[00:16:53] violence. When they came to light and Lishenko himself was
[00:16:57] sentenced to 11 years in prison for crimes, including
[00:17:00] kidnapping, torture and murder. Former Ukrainian MP,
[00:17:04] Tatyana Chornaval also described their...
[00:17:48] regular people and miners were brought here, they picked up people from bus
[00:17:52] stops who were going to their jobs, this is according to the
[00:17:55] people who were taken here, they put people on their knees
[00:17:59] asking, why aren't you serving in the army, who are you waiting for
[00:18:03] here, they were looking for separatists, they were telling...
[00:18:37] be because they are bandera followers and
[00:18:39] nazis. there were lot them with prison
[00:18:43] tattoos. convicts can easily be recognized by their
[00:18:46] behavior. we were picked up at the bus stop. didn't have my passport
[00:18:50] with me. they checked us, some were released, but some were
[00:18:53] not. as result, i was on my knees in my foamer
[00:18:56] school. they tied my hands. i stood like that from 6 a.m. to
[00:19:00] 8 p.m. one them would come up and point the muscle at my neck like
[00:19:04] this and pull the trigger.
[00:19:08] they were doing something in the basements, they were walking around dressed like
[00:19:12] nazis, they were shooting at the cemetery, they had a shooting range
[00:19:16] there, people disappeared, we've dug up everything around here, no
[00:19:20] one knows where they have gone, one would expect a person
[00:19:23] convicted of such crimes to never see the light of
[00:19:27] day, that was not the case with the convicted
[00:19:30] tornado commander ruslano nishenko as he was
[00:19:34] reportedly released from jail in 2022,
[00:19:37] "now these horror stories of torture, rape and murder of
[00:19:41] civilians have gone largely unnoticed in the western media in the
[00:19:45] last 12 years or so, blinded by
[00:19:48] rusophobic narratives, fed by politicians dreaming of
[00:19:52] so-called strategic defeat of Russia, they always
[00:19:56] portray the modern Ukrainian neonazis as
[00:19:59] heroes. meanwhile, it's largely due to their
[00:20:03] constant fear mongering of civilians that Zelensky is able to stay
[00:20:07] in. power, the latest protest near Kiev at
[00:20:11] one of Azov secret prisons is rare manifestation that
[00:20:15] Ukrainians have had enough, well that's until their free
[00:20:19] will is squashed by nazi
[00:20:29] are luxuriating in the afterglow their mid-term showing state
[00:20:33] side, securing control of both chambers of congress.
[00:20:36] Florida's Republican governor Ronda Santes has called the outcome a total
[00:20:40] disaster for his party, while US vice president says the war in
[00:20:44] Iran is the reason for the GOP's collapse and
[00:20:46] support, but let's just be clear. uh
[00:20:50] about what happened last night, uh, this is close to an
[00:20:54] extinction level event for Republicans in many parts the
[00:20:58] country, as we have seen probably in the last hundred
[00:21:01] years. The reason we lost
[00:21:05] is the war. The president himself said so last night. If
[00:21:09] you'd like to argue, it was worth it that losing the Senate for the next
[00:21:13] six years was worth it, then do so, argue it was a
[00:21:17] worthwhile cost to pay, agree or... disagree,
[00:21:20] that's at least honest, but everyone knows why we lost,
[00:21:24] and any honest conversation about where we go from here,
[00:21:28] must start there. well,
[00:21:32] it is a complete reversal from the republicans previous dominance secured
[00:21:36] only two years ago. the democrats this time out easily passed the
[00:21:40] majority thresold in the house of representatives and in the federal
[00:21:43] government's other legislative branch, the senate, where around a third the
[00:21:47] 100 seats were up for grabs, they reached. finish line before polls had
[00:21:51] even closed. President Trump responded to his side's big
[00:21:55] losses by reminding democrats he still essentially has the final
[00:21:58] say. I mean, I'll get along probably with the
[00:22:02] democrats unless they want to be destructive, but they have the power the veto,
[00:22:06] so if we don't like what they're doing or the they've already called and they want
[00:22:10] to talk about things and that's fine. So why did it happen?
[00:22:14] Well, I promise to put America first wasn't delivered, according to some of Mr.
[00:22:17] Trump's former allies who turned into his. fiercest critics after
[00:22:21] rising inflation and the administration's focus on foreign
[00:22:24] military adventurism, but this new congress doesn't
[00:22:28] necessarily mean change, with many democrats also heavily funded by
[00:22:32] a familiar and influential lobbing group. here's our tease Marina Cutz
[00:22:36] river: these midterm elections delivered lot of
[00:22:40] first, the democrats didn't just win, they invaded
[00:22:43] republican territory. Kansas turned blue in the senate
[00:22:47] race for the first time since 19... 32,
[00:22:51] South Carolina followed, Iowa and Ohio flipped
[00:22:55] Texas, the crown duel of Republican America,
[00:22:58] elected democratic senator and governor, its
[00:23:02] first Democratic senator in 38
[00:23:05] years. Michigan chose Abdul El Said who will
[00:23:08] become the first Muslim senator in US history, and
[00:23:12] Donald Trump is the first president to lose both chambers of
[00:23:16] Congress in the midterms since 2006.
[00:23:20] "I wasn't on the ballot, and if I was, we would have won a
[00:23:23] landslide. Trump returned to the White House, promising to
[00:23:27] put America first, American jobs, American families,
[00:23:31] American interest, and no more endless wars.
[00:23:35] Instead, his second presidency has been dominated by military
[00:23:39] action abroad, which has done anything but put
[00:23:43] America first, so it's hardly surprising that some of
[00:23:46] Trump's formally closest allies have become..." his
[00:23:50] fiercest critics. I think it's a complete referendum on
[00:23:54] Donald Trump, his betrayal uh, where he promised no
[00:23:58] more foreign wars and to bring world peace. He can't even relate to the
[00:24:02] American people. Tonight's outcome isn't about placing faith
[00:24:06] in democrats or socialist principles. It's about holding Republicans
[00:24:09] accountable for betraying their promises. All Republicans had to do was put
[00:24:13] Americans first, not start another war, prosecute sex
[00:24:17] traffickers. Contrary to what he promised and... contrary to the
[00:24:20] idea that your leaders should put your interest before those of foreigners,
[00:24:24] period, we put Israel's interest before ours, trump did that, the
[00:24:28] republican movement has been divided between those who wanted Washington to
[00:24:32] stay out of foreign conflicts and foreign policy
[00:24:36] hawks pushing for tougher military approach.
[00:24:40] Trump ultimately made the decision and it has come back
[00:24:44] to haunt him in more ways than one, most
[00:24:47] notably when energy disruptions. dratically increase
[00:24:51] the costs of fuel and subsequently groceries as
[00:24:55] well. i think they're really tired of what's been going on and there's been a lot
[00:24:59] of terrible ideas about wars that we didn't need and
[00:25:02] people are poor and tired of being poor with only few people being
[00:25:06] rich. i think they're they're getting tired the way things are happening right now. families are
[00:25:10] struggling. all these the high costs of living, that's number
[00:25:13] one. we need, we need to we need a we need a break. we're tired of
[00:25:17] working so hard just to pay all these high. high bills, just
[00:25:21] to put food on the table, you know, we're we're tired of all of that, we we need a
[00:25:24] change. most wars have consequences and the
[00:25:28] burden always falls on the tax payer, so it's not just about
[00:25:32] gas prices, but will handing congress to the
[00:25:35] democrats actually change Washington's direction?
[00:25:39] hakim jeffries, who is expected to become the next house speaker,
[00:25:43] has received substantial campaign contributions linked to
[00:25:47] APEC, the influential pro'. Israel
[00:25:50] lobby. Jeffries has in the past criticized Trump's
[00:25:54] decision to launch the Iran war without congressional
[00:25:57] authorization, and he was in favor of sanctions and other means
[00:26:01] of conference. "We're going to fight to end this reckless
[00:26:05] and costly war of choice in Iran, which we know has
[00:26:09] skyrocketed gas prices on the American people.
[00:26:13] Two years ago, Donald Trump and
[00:26:17] Republicans promised to bring down grocery
[00:26:21] prices on day one, they promised to
[00:26:24] stop endless wars in the middle east, they
[00:26:28] promised to bring energy prices down by 50%."
[00:26:33] percent, they promised to get gas prices below
[00:26:37] $2 a gallon, but Republicans
[00:26:40] have done nothing to make life more
[00:26:44] affordable for the American people, instead, they've
[00:26:48] made life more expensive. For two
[00:26:52] years, Americans have been
[00:26:55] wondering, were manga Republicans
[00:26:58] lying, indifferent or are
[00:27:01] they just... incompetent, we now have
[00:27:05] answer, it's all the
[00:27:09] above. will the fact that he received at least
[00:27:12] 1.5 million dollars from apac change his
[00:27:16] mind, and he's not the only one receiving
[00:27:20] significant donations from pro Israel groups. all
[00:27:23] these millions of dollars eventually exchanged
[00:27:27] for favors, whether they're beneficial to the voters or
[00:27:31] not. Trump has spent his time in office doing the opposite,
[00:27:35] insulting and threatening our closest allies like Canada and Denmark,
[00:27:39] gutting foreign aid that was saving lives and preventing diseases and
[00:27:43] stumbling into conflicts that the American people never asked for and don't
[00:27:46] want. There's a check a balance between the presidency and
[00:27:50] the legislative body. Now this house of representatives and this United States
[00:27:54] Senate right now with Republican leadership has chosen never to check the
[00:27:58] president any issue, on tariffs, on the doge cuts
[00:28:02] and so it's no surprise to me that there's this sort of automatic support for
[00:28:06] whatever the president says is necessary. after weeks of
[00:28:09] negotiations, hundre plus days of war, 14 service members
[00:28:13] lives lost and untold billions and taxpayer dollars spent, president
[00:28:17] Trump's reckless on again off again war in Iran continues to cost the
[00:28:20] American people. I voted for an end to this conflict to not only reassert
[00:28:24] Congress's constitutional authority, but because the American people deserve an
[00:28:28] end to endless war in the Middle East and focus on affordability.
[00:28:32] Then again, we saw how quickly Trump went from
[00:28:36] ending wars to starting new ones, so a blue
[00:28:40] congress doesn't necessarily mean that democratic principles
[00:28:43] will prevail. The new Democratic majority will be able to investigate
[00:28:47] the administration, challenge its spending priorities and try
[00:28:51] to restrict military action. But at the end the day,
[00:28:55] Donald Trump is still the commander and chief and retains his vedo
[00:28:59] power. Meanwhile, decades of byp. artisan support for
[00:29:03] Israel and its goals certainly won't disappear just
[00:29:07] because the election map in the US has turned
[00:29:10] blue. Okay, and
[00:29:13] finally, this news hour, a banking crisis in Paraguay has
[00:29:17] triggered street protests and a growing political storm around
[00:29:21] President Santiago Peña. The South American nation Central
[00:29:24] Bank prompted the fiscal emergency when it took control of major lender
[00:29:28] which had posted severe shortfall in its required capital reserves.
[00:29:32] Prosecutors ordered the arrest of eight uno bank exacts
[00:29:36] and operations were suspended with nearly 3 million customers unable
[00:29:40] to access their accounts. The interventions spark rallies in
[00:29:43] Assension demanding the government resigned with police using tear
[00:29:47] gas to break up the
[00:29:48] crots. Well that's a
[00:29:52] lot for now this Thursday I'll be back at the top with more the day's big
[00:29:55] stories up to the moment, developments, plenty of analysis as well.
[00:30:15] Est-ce que vous êtes préoccupé par vos parents qui vivent
[00:30:18] europei sa en sachant tout cela vous êtes préoccupés par vos
[00:30:22] mamans, vos papas, vos grands-parents, vos frères et sœurs qui vivent en
[00:30:26] Europe, je suis des racis en Europe là-bas, parce que je vois même mes petites
[00:30:30] sœurs, il subit ça, même. mon mon il y avait
[00:30:34] ma petite sœur elle voulait même se tuer parce que tout simplement c'est pas c'est pas c'est pas la
[00:30:38] faute des enfants là mais c'est de mais c'est la faute à leur mère
[00:30:42] parce que c'est eux qui disent que non il est de couleur noire ne parle pas
[00:30:46] avec avec elle non elle est sale elle pu comme
[00:30:49] ça on on te dit négre des tu es ici dans la rue on te dit
[00:30:53] négre comme si tu les avais quelque
[00:30:55] chose non et ma petite
[00:30:59] sœur