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00:00:00silent cradle, by
00:00:01a tiny piece of clothing that will never be worn, by
00:00:05room where a baby's cries will never be heard
00:00:08again. that is why the story of
00:00:11in Muhammad Ali is more than the
00:00:13in story of one victim, it forces
00:00:16a simple question: when war reaches baby's room,
00:00:19what happens to our ideas of security, humanity and the
00:00:23of value of human life. for many Iranians, muhammad ali's name
00:00:27carries even deeper meaning. in sha. Islam tradition, the
00:00:30name aliaskar recalls the youngest son of Imam Hussein
00:00:34a baby who became one
00:00:36of the most powerful symbols of
00:00:38a innocence and suffering
00:00:39in during the tragedy of Karbala,
00:00:42of centuries separate Aliasgar from Mohammad Ali, different
00:00:45wars, different times, different places, but the
00:00:49image is painfully familiar. A defenceless child
00:00:53caught in violence,
00:00:54of he did not choose and could never
00:00:56of understand. For many Iranians, Muhammad Ali became modern.
00:01:00reminder of that same innocence, a child who had not even had the
00:01:04chance to discover what life was before war took it
00:01:07away. he was born into war and he died in it. his entire
00:01:11life lasted 20 days. that is why his name should never
00:01:14disappear until list of casualties. for his memory to
00:01:18survive, his story must be told for years to come. 20
00:01:22days of life, lifetime of
00:01:24remembrance.
00:01:34of
00:02:04a
00:02:15Recuerdan ustedes, can you remember any US president who was as
00:02:19of openly piradical as Donald Trump himself describes
00:02:22himself? Strap today's
00:02:29of gringo. in start as we
00:03:00a king, he feels entitled to steal, and he constantly
00:03:03threatens different countries even with invasion. That's the
00:03:07subject.
00:03:11Es tema que tratamos en esta
00:03:13ocasión.
00:03:20Never before has the US government been so honest when it talks
00:03:23of about stealing. Trump has ushered in kind of pirate-like
00:03:27cynical, shameless honesty.
00:03:31"but now I love Venezuela, I love it, we're doing great, Venezuela, I love
00:03:35it, we're doing great in Venezuela, we take it getting along great with
00:03:39them, billions and billions of barrels of
00:03:42oil is coming out of Venezuela, 48 minute war lasted
00:03:4648 minutes, and we paid for the war with what we've taken
00:03:50out many, many, many times, we
00:03:52have you heard that before, you haven't heard that before, it's the old fashion way, right,
00:03:56it's the old fashion way, but that's the least of it. Let's
00:04:00listen to how he tells the story so we can understand
00:04:03what awaits us, stealing the entire continent. The
00:04:07Trump administration says that ever since the United States was
00:04:10founded, they have had power here from
00:04:12in north to south all the way to
00:04:15of Patagonia. America was
00:04:19of concerned
00:04:19of the involvement of foreign empires in the new world. Now America
00:04:23sense an opportunity to establish new order. The
00:04:27in American in of continents by the free and independent conditions. which they
00:04:31have assumed and maintained, are hencef not to be
00:04:34considered as subjects for future colonization by any
00:04:38European powers. the
00:04:41doctrine served as defensive shield while America expanded
00:04:45westward. Rosevelt intervened and declared if a Latin
00:04:49American nation fell into chaos or instability, the
00:04:52US would step it and manage. fast forward to the modern era
00:04:56where the doctrine has found its latest champion in President Trump.
00:05:00This calculated maneuver delivered
00:05:02a resident signal across the hemisphere. The American dominance
00:05:06in the western hemisphere will never be questioned
00:05:10of again.
00:05:49very much, this is
00:05:50Thank you undoubtedly crucial issue because a way the United States used to try
00:05:54to hide things to cover up its excuses and lies, not that
00:05:58they don't lie now, but this man is simply taken off the
00:06:02mask, he openly describes himself as a pirate and makes no
00:06:06secret of his agenda of stealing, plundering and so on. How do you
00:06:10see this in the context of Latin America?
00:06:42history books, what are they going to look like?
00:06:46cartooning is one the great tools historians
00:06:49use. Donald Trump himself, the white house recently used a
00:06:53five minute segment illustrated with historical
00:06:56cartoons, so I wonder how he's going to look after a
00:07:00period in which we had several presidents who
00:07:03contributed to the ideals of democracy, justice and
00:07:07freedom in their proper sense and without the makeup,
00:07:10Roosevelt, say Kennedy. and there are many others in US
00:07:14history, and then you go through this period of clown, a
00:07:18criminal and a
00:07:18thief,
00:07:23and something
00:07:25criminal, that is being replicated in Latin America, in Colombia, in
00:07:28Argentina, hey, what's the best caricature you have ever done of
00:07:32Donald Trump in your opinion? Let's see if you can send it to us and we'll put
00:07:36it on, one where he is showing his b with the words
00:07:40epistain was here and his pointing: his pants are
00:07:44falling down and his pointing trying to distract
00:07:47the world, the killers are over there, pointing in the
00:07:51other direction, that's one, and another one, we are used an oil
00:07:55tank a barrel of oil with the colors of venezuela trying
00:07:59to stain the epistain files, basically everything is
00:08:02about this, distraction, distraction, distraction,
00:08:06básicamente, distracción, ya que mencionas venezuela
00:08:10recientemente dijo que... Venezuela recently he
00:08:13said that in 48 minutes of war with Venezuela, kidnapping
00:08:17Maduro and so on, they had practically recovered financially what they
00:08:21had spent on the isn't
00:08:22wars,
00:08:24it?
00:08:25quite statement, a Of
00:08:29course, Rubaine, you did me the favor of inviting me last
00:08:33year when right around those days the US government had
00:08:36begun bombing the boats and we were talking about whether it would take things
00:08:40a step further. exactly, and I remember that we
00:08:44said here, and I personally said that I assumed it wasn't going
00:08:48to happen. In other words, we saw that they were operating in
00:08:52international waters and that there wasn't going to be any greater
00:08:56intervention. And then, look, in January we saw the
00:08:59kidnapping of Nicholas Maduro. In other words, he did take it
00:09:03a step further, and with all the boasting President Trump has been
00:09:07doing, one would assume that he wouldn't actually do it, but then we
00:09:11see that he does. and just few days ago they announced that there would be
00:09:15joint operations in some countries against organized crime and
00:09:19this constant let's say threat that they want to come and carry
00:09:22out operations in Mexico and so on that
00:09:26step. In other words, he's in that step. In other words, he's
00:09:30someone who talks, who says things, and sometimes you
00:09:33think that what he's saying is outrageous. But then we see
00:09:37that they really are carrying out these kinds of actions. He really
00:09:41is going further. It sounds like a joke when he says, it's
00:09:45no longer the Gulf of Mexico, it's the Gulf of America, we
00:09:48were going after Greenland. One would assume it's just a show of
00:09:52Bravado, he's just boasting, but then we see that he
00:09:56really is taking things a step
00:09:58further. It's done
00:10:01an absolutely cynical way, and he is
00:10:05going back to the concept of department of war, which had
00:10:09previously been called the department of war, not the department. defense,
00:10:13this comes alongside series of actions in which he said, I'm going
00:10:17to prevent wars, I'm going to be a president of peace, he even
00:10:21dreamed of winning the Nobel peace prize, and he has done exactly the...
00:10:25opposite right, and he is now riding a process, a war
00:10:28machine that is obviously worrying many of us here in Mexico,
00:10:32Mero. Do you think Donald Trump and his war team could eventually
00:10:36intervene a non-diplomatic way, using the pretext of
00:10:40narcoterrorism?
00:10:46Well, I seriously doubt it, despite the evidence, as my friend rightly
00:10:50mentioned, I think he would get himself into a much more serious
00:10:53problem, because... President Shane Bow's credibility and prestige
00:10:57are very different from what Nicolas Maduro's were in
00:11:01certain respects, so this would amount to a declaration of war
00:11:05which would not be in the interests the United States or the US
00:11:08economy, despite the evidence that Donald Trump has spent his
00:11:12time harming the very same US economy, but that I
00:11:16believe would be fatal blow. I'm actually looking forward to
00:11:19November, because the evidence also suggests that things are not going
00:11:23to go well for him. and perhaps that's why he's becoming much
00:11:27more belligerant, lashing out, committing many more crimes a
00:11:31faster pace, and well that's the only thing I see as
00:11:35source of hope. these midterm elections and despite the threats of a
00:11:39coup of blowing everything up, I do have some hope that
00:11:42things could be brought down and notch, that things could calm down a
00:11:46little in that scenario,
00:11:50sí, una pregunta para ambos, pero ya que estás tomando la
00:11:52palabra. got the floor, why
00:11:56do
00:11:56you think they changed that narrative? mean, take
00:12:00president Wilson in World War II, as he said, the war to
00:12:04end all wars, then there was the whole pretext of bringing
00:12:07democracy, the sharad surrounding the Iraq war, obviously,
00:12:11but later they changed the narrative until they got to weapons of mass
00:12:15destruction. Why abandon all that discourse of
00:12:18excuses and pretexts? Ronald Reagan, for example, when he said that
00:12:22Nicaragua was a threat to US National.
00:12:43There is still a segment the population, although
00:12:45it is getting smaller that clings to this idea of manifest
00:12:49destiny from the 19th century, that it was the
00:12:53destiny the American people.
00:13:14It's very interesting what you were saying about having to see what happens in
00:13:18November with the elections, because in reality he has been
00:13:22losing lot of supporters and lot of...
00:13:33Trump was betting on that kind of rhetoric, let's build the wall,
00:13:37the Mexicans are going to pay for it, and they're sending us the bad
00:13:41ombrees. Anyway, President Trump has always had
00:13:45that kind of rhetoric and a significant segment the
00:13:48population bought into it, then they realized that in
00:13:52reality those part of that hardest.
00:14:25is lens: what Netanyahu is doing, the way he has complete
00:14:28control over Donald Trump over the epistain affair, which
00:14:32has been more than proven that he was massad agent, that he
00:14:36was specifically sent to exploit the basist instincts
00:14:40of this enormously powerful entity in every sphere the
00:14:44world, not just in the United States. Well, they have this need to
00:14:48expand throughout the world. We are already seeing it in Latin America
00:14:52a very warring way. We're seeing it in Mexico.
00:15:25once again the buying there is once again the buying and selling of
00:15:28people's loyalties, the buying and selling of actual
00:15:32community, which has already deteriorated considerably
00:15:36over time. find it. very worrying, i see this massive media
00:15:40onslot, they have tremendous economic power, they
00:15:43control the most important media outlets in the world, they have
00:15:47hollywood, mean they have social media, we are a very
00:15:51asymmetric cultural
00:15:52battle,
00:15:57you have peter teel and palanteer now living in argentina and there is
00:16:01a threat concerning patagonia, many people want to call it a
00:16:05conspiracy theory, but here in mexico we already have the city of
00:16:08latora which we're trying to understand and Israeli soldiers who have
00:16:12killed people in Gaza and who are now in chapas
00:16:16teaching values to children through painting and language classes
00:16:20right? it's good that you brought up this issue. do you see danger from
00:16:24zionism in mexico on the same level as we're seeing with the current
00:16:27colombian president who brought a rabby to his inauguration where
00:16:31people were to his inauguration where people were shouting long live
00:16:35colombia?
00:16:37It's crystal
00:16:41clear to me, well I see it very clearly and I think many
00:16:44of us agree that the spear head of all these idiots is
00:16:48called Ricardo Salinas Priego, and all those
00:16:52he has bought and everything we're seeing, fortunately, they're taking off their
00:16:55own masks through their
00:16:57own actions, what we just saw with
00:17:00la
00:17:00derecha diaro and the partner of what's his name again,
00:17:04fernando sermida, but anyway. we're
00:17:07seeing, but anyway, we're seeing how they're surrounded by a
00:17:11bunch of criminals, that's what we're seeing, they're recruiting on
00:17:15scrupulous criminals with no principles other than money, to
00:17:19buy people's loyalty, to tell lies, to contaminate
00:17:22information, to spread disinformation and to buy
00:17:26elections, that's what i see, and unfortunately it's working for
00:17:29them in many places, brazil worries me, i'm not as worried
00:17:33about mexico, but brazil is the laboratory that comes
00:18:07ambassador to Japan who wore the Israeli uniform was a former advisor in
00:18:11Barack Obama's administration and a former mayor of Chicago,
00:18:15but you were saying that
00:18:17in the United States it's one in three right?
00:18:20yes, but here is another segment of people who
00:18:23definitely continue to support that zionism. of course,
00:18:27they're also being threatened at universities and so on, because they're almost
00:18:31trying to criminalize criticism of what these butchers are doing over
00:18:35there, in other words, calling it.
00:19:49Pakistan, Libya, Somalia, and then there's Joe
00:19:53Afghanistan, Biden,
00:19:54Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia, Bill
00:19:57Clinton, for example, Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia and
00:20:01Herzegover in the 90s, Iraq, Sudan,
00:20:04Afghanistan.
00:20:25Trump doesn't, he says, no, it's ours, it's going to be
00:20:29ours, we've already recovered the money, we've already
00:20:33recovered what we invested in
00:20:35Venezuela. how governments adapt to that
00:20:39situation? for example, venezuela used to send
00:20:43135 barrels of oil a day under the governments
00:20:47of maduro and hugo chaves
00:20:49de petr.
00:21:20clearly zionist given that the two armies have now even been
00:21:23brought together and Israel is seeking to make us military support for
00:21:27Israel irreversible militar con Israel sea
00:21:30irreversible bueno es preocupante
00:21:33obviamente it's concerning see a
00:21:37complete game of masks right and president has pointed
00:21:41this out in her morning press conferences where she's highlighted the tense
00:21:44relationship because the post trump makes on his social
00:21:48network truth social and because of what some of his officials are
00:21:52doing, in this case, the famous and infamous quit visas, as
00:21:56Christopher Landao calls himself, and what Marco Rubio has
00:22:00said, I mean, you can see that the chess board across all
00:22:03of America, across the entire continent is playing this game of
00:22:07masks, getting closer, pulling away diplomacy, and
00:22:10then a blow, what just happened with Andres Manuel Lopez
00:22:14Beltron is visa for example, and it worries me, it worries
00:22:18me because it keeps all
00:22:50happen without a doubt is this: the Monroe doctrine never went
00:22:53away, it never ceased to exist, but now the mask has been taken off
00:22:57completely and shamelessly, the use of force where necessary,
00:23:01blackmail and so on. every possible argument has been used to do
00:23:05it. America for the most American, in other words, the American
00:23:08continent for the United States, so much so that the former head of
00:23:12southern command, Mrs. Richardson said it openly, they
00:23:16are natural resources for our national security.
00:23:20is truly incredible, wow, time has flown if you want
00:23:24to add something and wrap things up, and the same goes for
00:23:27you.
00:23:29no, bueno, eh, hace
00:23:30añobamos
00:23:34issues and assumed things weren't going to go any
00:23:37further, and they did go further.
00:23:41therefore, i think we have to keep our eyes open, and pay attention to
00:23:45what is happening, because president trump may indeed take a
00:23:49step that we
00:24:20terrorist groups including people like Senator Lindsay Graham and all those
00:24:24who are advocating for it because they don't understand what a US intervention
00:24:27under the pretext of fighting narcoterrorism means or how far
00:24:31it can go. There are examples in different countries in the Middle East,
00:24:35Panama, Guatemala and so on. What do you want to say in
00:24:39conclusion?
00:24:46The empire strikes back 2026-2027.
00:24:50"I think we also
00:24:51need to be very careful with this designation of terrorists that Marco
00:24:55Rubio has made against all of us on the left around the world.
00:24:59Well, those of us who are closer to home could also end up a
00:25:02situation like the one that the president the international court
00:25:06of justice and several of its members ended up in. We are seeing
00:25:10this imperialist siege. It is a political persecution, it is
00:25:14keeping them a constant state of alert simply for thinking
00:25:17differently from them. And I find..." that lamentable as
00:25:21well, it is very worrying that they now want to bring the whole boot
00:25:25in, the whole claw in, just as the already have the media,
00:25:29judicial, economic, tariff and other forms of pressure,
00:25:33but for them to bring the whole claw into our country into Cuba or
00:25:36Brazil, wherever there is a progressive government or regime, i
00:25:40think we really need to have all our alarms switched on
00:25:4424/7,
00:25:50has a book here by Luis Fernando Garnados
00:25:53Tsunan Lapitras about uprising that took place in
00:25:57Mexico City. This was in the context the U.S.
00:26:01Invasion of Mexico
00:26:02under President. James K. Pulk in 1847. This Mr.
00:26:05James Pulk held his convention in the city of Baltimore
00:26:09under the banner of manifest destiny and the young Abraham Lincoln
00:26:13said, "What blood shit?" "Ah, no, no, no, no, once they
00:26:17come up with excuse. No,
00:26:19so here you say that people armed themselves with stones like
00:26:23Palestine, the Palestinization the
00:26:26world. There are
00:26:30some very interesting parts, because he."
00:26:42exactly, but he describes how
00:26:43they had to move around carefully because people didn't want them there and
00:26:47would throw stones at them, there was essentially a three-day
00:26:51uprising in Mexico City, and he says that the US
00:26:54soldiers had to move around, of course, and if you ever,
00:26:58of course, and if you ever go to San Angel, you'll see the plaques there.
00:27:02commemorating the St. Patrick's battalion. I want to
00:27:06thank you very much for joining us in this brief but substantive
00:27:09segment, which also allows us to go against the mainstream narrative
00:27:13presented by the major media outlets around the world on these
00:27:17issues. Thank you for being with
00:27:18us.
00:27:29One flag, one message, for more than 200. nights,
00:27:33Iranians have taken to the streets, raising the national flag and
00:27:36expressing their
00:27:37support
00:27:42for, what has kept them coming out
00:27:46night after night,
00:27:48and what does this sustained presence tell us about Iran
00:27:51today? more than 200 nights and story
00:27:55that is still
00:27:55unfolding?
00:30:16Headlines on Press TV. Iran's top security official says
00:30:20the only way for the US says the only way for the US to get out the
00:30:24predicament it is created is to accept even
00:30:27seven. Yemen won
00:30:31Saudi Arabia.
00:30:33the in escalation against the country will be met with stronger response and increases
00:30:36the price that weard has to
00:30:38pay.
00:30:42association representing hundreds of American