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The Arrest of Putin | The Worsening of World War 3

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this is going to be a massive update on

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Russia not only are we going to talk

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about the ICC and the a Putin arrest

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warrant but we're also going to talk

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about what this means for China Iran the

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United States World War III

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out personally well it's happened the

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international criminal court the ICC has

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issued an arrest warrant against a

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Russian president of Vladimir Putin

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along with other officials at the

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Kremlin over war crimes in Ukraine quote

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unquote alleged war crimes in Ukraine

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the arrest warrants were issued based on

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evidence presented it by the ICC

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prosecutor which provided reasonable

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grounds to believe that the suspects

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Putin are responsible for war crimes and

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crimes against humanity in the context

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of the invasion of Ukraine an example of

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this for what would be potentially uh

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and intentionally maybe aiming

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uh weapons and Inter or icbm's

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intercontinental ballistic missiles at

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apartment buildings

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to essentially engage in total war total

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war is very importantly different from

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just regular War regular War think about

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it kind of like a revolutionary Day

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times like 1776 you know you're walking

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up with your drums and you're lining up

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in the battlefield and you're fighting

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that's sort of like Battlefield Warfare

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same thing happens uh and to some degree

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in in uh parts of the Middle East

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when when that expands to an attacker

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attacking a city and then purposefully

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killing civilians and attacking

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apartment buildings or schools that is

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considered total warfare that's

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basically saying everybody on the other

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side is against us we will attack

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everyone that is being deemed a war

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crime in a report by CBS they quote the

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ICC saying the evidence collected so far

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is Clear the Russian Federation is

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responsible for the commission of

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heinous crimes including murder torture

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and attacks against civilians now uh

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We've also got to cover what's going on

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with Russia and China in terms of the

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latest regarding Ukraine Jets China will

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cover all of that but let's first just

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cover the ICC and then move on from

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there so uh the Associated Press has

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also been looking into the use of

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prohibited weapons in civilian areas

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which which would would be another War

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climb however it's also worth noting

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that the issuance of these arrest

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warrants really raises question about

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the impacts of this some people are

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suggesting that these ICC warrants are a

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going to be entirely worthless and B

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potentially put a new spin on Xi Jinping

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visiting Russia because remember Xi

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Jinping was going to go to China or

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sorry was going to go from China to

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Russia to try to potentially negotiate a

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settlement between Russia and Ukraine

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well now these ICC charges uh

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potentially implicate Xi Jinping if he

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goes to Russia to visit with Vladimir

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Putin and uh and and Vladimir Putin's

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facing charges and Xi Jinping goes over

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there and visits them sort of ignoring

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these potential charges and so there's a

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wonder that is it possible that these

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ICC charges could inflame negotiation

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attempts that Xi Jinping is trying to

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create between Russia and Ukraine

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The Wall Street Journal is uh citing

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that this is the first time a sitting

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head of state has been subject to an

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arrest warrant from the ICC on Twitter

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there have been plenty responses asking

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why George Bush for his uh operation

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Iraqi Freedom hasn't faced ICC charges

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but then again Twitter can tend to be

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very

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um jaded dare I say

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there are also reports that the Russian

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government uh has has of course

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denounced these uh and the quote that is

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being reported is absolutely absurd and

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groundless

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there's evidence from the BCC uh that uh

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part of the motivation for these ICC

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charges are simply the scale of Civilian

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casualties and the destruction of

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Civilian infrastructure such as uh

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purposefully launching Rockets against

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uh electricity grids nuclear power

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generators to personal purposefully take

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control over the power grid in Ukraine

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writers is explaining the ICC relies on

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the cooperation of member states to

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enforce these unrest arrest warrants it

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does not have its own police force so in

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other words like a NATO or whatever

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would have to arrest Vladimir Putin uh

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which yeah that wouldn't knock on the

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door of World War III at all

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the warrants have been transmitted to

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relevative estate authorities under the

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Rome statute to locate arrest and

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transfer the suspects to the ICC for

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charges

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so here's how this works a little bit of

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background when the ICC issues an arrest

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warrant it represents a formal request

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to authorities throughout the world to

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arrest the individual subject uh or

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suspected of committing serious crimes

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and bring them to the International

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Community core or International the ICC

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international criminal court to face

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charges so in other words find him

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arrest him and bring him to court

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in such cases as the when the warrant

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remains outstanding the ICC continues to

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see cooperation from all the member

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states to bring the person to Justice

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and basically there's there's like a

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six-part process for this identify the

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Suspects

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issue the warrant that's been done work

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with member states to locate arrest and

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transfer

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execute the warrant actually arrest the

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person before the trial confirm the

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charges against the person determine if

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redetermine do we still have sufficient

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evidence has anything changed then

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commit or basically conduct a trial so

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once the charges are confirmed cases uh

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the case would basically proceed in the

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manner of a trial before a trial chamber

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the ICC trial chamber the prosecution

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would then uh present evidence call on

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Witnesses and make their arguments much

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like a regular Corp

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uh this trial Chamber from the ICC could

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then impose a sentence uh including

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imprisonment or massive Financial

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penalties now the ICC Criminal Court uh

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I I feel like it would be a lot cooler

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if it was one of those things out of

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like a Marvel movie the ICC uh Criminal

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Court doesn't actually look that fancy

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uh it's it's basically a pretty generic

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tribunal with a desk in some kind of

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like generic uh wall uh we have a

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picture of it here it it uh that's that

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resolution is too small I'll pull up a

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large resolution photo of this in just a

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moment uh but really it's interesting

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because

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it's the first time as we've said that a

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head of state who's actively a head of

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state right now has been charged while

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still being the leader of a country so

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we'll see what happens but I do think

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the implications uh for China here are

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very interesting this is what the

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tribunal looks like looks kind of cold

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uh I feel like they need to have like

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some kind of like crazy uh uh marble uh

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staircase and massive marble Monument

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back there to make it a little bit more

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intimidating but anyway uh this is the

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ICC and this is going to lead to a lot

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of questions for what does this mean for

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China's potential negotiations with uh

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not only Vladimir Putin but also

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zielinski it kind of makes me wonder I

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put on a little bit of the jaded hat I

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kind of Wonder and this is total

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speculation okay but total speculation

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okay

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Joe Biden

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aicc I hear Xi Jinping is coming over to

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negotiate a resolution we don't want him

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to negotiate a resolution uh file some

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charges make it harder for Xi Jinping to

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go over there all right thank you bye

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and then it happened like

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I hate to say I'm a little jaded on that

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there's a whole lot more to cover

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this video we gotta talk about what just

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happened between Russia and that fuel

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dump on the Drone we have actual video

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of it now actual video of the Russian

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fighter jet dumping fuel on that

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American drone that was downed over the

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Black Sea a very strategically important

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region uh for not only Russia in terms

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of being able to have a buffer between

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them and Ukraine and use it as a Supply

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route but also massively important for

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the exports of uh Commodities such as

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grains like wheat

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and also a region that the United States

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surveills heavily for the benefit of

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NATO and the NATO alliance it's also

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going to be very important to analyze

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relations between Russia and China Xi

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Jinping potentially heading to visit

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Vladimir Putin potentially to mediate a

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negotiated settlement between Russia and

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uh Ukraine but we've got a lot to talk

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about regarding China and their arms

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dealing so let's get caught up on

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everything starting with the

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entertainment of the day which is video

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of the Russian fighter jet the Sukhoi

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su-270 twin engine super maneuverable

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aircraft that was first built in 1985 so

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it's the old crop dumping fuel on the

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U.S Reaper drone that costs about

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62.5 million dollars per drone in

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today's inflated dollars cost about half

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as much before we got through all this

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inflation cost around 32 million dollars

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previously now costs somewhere around 62

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million dollars The Reaper drone has

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been in service with the US Air Force

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since 2007 with substantially Advanced

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capabilities and here is said video

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shout out to this dude

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o-s-i-n-t technical anyway official

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footage released by the US Air Force of

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the collision between the Sukhoi jet and

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the MQ-9 drone ready for it here we go

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uh by the way the smoking that you're

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going to see coming out of the jet is

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fuel jet fuel

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here it comes and the Drone locks onto

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motion with the video

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and here comes the fuel dump activated

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boom

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and the propeller for the Drone stops

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and unfortunately the video then stops

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but this drone

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goes bye-bye after that

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now that's actually really interesting

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because the Russians were arguing that

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the Sukhoi actually escorted the MQ-9

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Reaper drone before the Reaper drone

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crashed that was the Russian argument so

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again the Russians are arguing that this

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is an escort in fact two State Awards

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awards have been given to the pilots who

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did this escorting of the American

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Reaper drone that's some nice

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escorting you got there uh yeah I got

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crop dusted exactly

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yeah so that's Russia for you that's

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Russian propaganda for you showing you

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that Russia is providing Awards

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for escorting a drone that they actually

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basically just downed I mean they may as

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well have just shot a rocket at it but

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uh this is sort of a I I suppose the

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less flammatory inflammatory way of uh

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crashing that drone

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huh all right anyway uh questions are

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now resulting over the operation that

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could take weeks and potentially cost

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tens of millions of dollars to actually

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Salvage this drone which could be uh

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down in the depths of the Black Sea as

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low as the height of five Eiffel Towers

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standing on top of each other basically

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a kilometer down uh the Drone is

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expected to be broken up into a lot of

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pieces it's a very dangerous area to

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actually be working in at the same time

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uh Mr Putin uh is uh is is working with

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China and apparently Zig paying is

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trying to play a mediating role uh in uh

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basically some form of settlement

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between Russia and Ukraine we've talked

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about that before and the Chinese

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foreign minister is urging both sides to

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quote exercise restraint and resume

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peace talks this is somewhat old news

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but this is escalating and the reason

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these talks are escalating is because Xi

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Jinping actually wants to visit Vladimir

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at the same time though we have some

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potential issues when it comes to

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weapons this isn't Great China providing

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military aid to Russia is something

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that's creating a lot of fear because

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even though China had previously been

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sending uh military equipment such as

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aircraft parts and uh reconnaissance

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equipment to Russia sending lethal

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equipment has actually been a red line

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for China up until recently China just

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sent companies Uh Russian entities 1

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1000 assault rifles and other equipment

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such as body armor and drone Parts

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shipments took place apparently that

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were just now finding out between June

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and December

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China's China China North Industries

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group a huge state-owned defense

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contractor apparently sent the rifles to

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a Russian company which does business

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with the Russian State military so

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actually what's been happening is

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there's been fear in the media about

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China sending actual lethal weapons to

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Russia turns out that's kind of what's

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already been happening anyway except

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it's been sort of B2B and then B to M

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business to military apparently they're

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sending cqa rifles which are similar to

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The M4A1 rifles uh close replica they

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call them they've been considered

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civilian hunting rifles they do shoot

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556 Nato rounds Russian entities also

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receive 12 shipments of drone Parts by

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Chinese companies in over 12 tons of

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Chinese body armor and they sent this

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stuff through turkey it's the same way

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our sort of chipped sanctions against

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Russia aren't working that the chips

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just end up getting funneled through

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Kazakhstan or other countries

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Customs data doesn't actually show this

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sort of information instead China

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supplies this as unreported dual use

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equipment so uh it's sort of some

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loophole basically to hide from Customs

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reports uh and uh and so the question

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here now is is the United States going

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to respond with more sanctions and would

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those actually do anything

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unlikely uh that is the problem because

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after all remember we know that these

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countries are really Adept at navigating

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around our sanctions uh and uh export

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and import controls

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by using other countries who are not

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subject to those sort of controls so I'm

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not entirely sure this is uh this is

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very surprising but I suppose what is

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surprising is that while we thought it

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would be new that China would send a

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lethal weapons they've already been

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doing exactly that at the same time NATO

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is sending a Ukraine Jets or at least

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ramping up to do so Poland will

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apparently be the first country to do so

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so they're going to send soviet-era

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MiG-29 fighter jets four fully

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operational Jets

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uh this is coming after talk that uh

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Poland and European nations would send

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tanks but not Jets definitely not Jets

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well now the migs are potentially

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actually going to send uh be sent as

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soon as a week from now to Ukraine these

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mig-29s cost about 20 million dollars

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each more Jets will be handed over but

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are currently quote unquote under

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maintenance Ukraine already has

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experience using these mig-29s uh

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obviously some Refreshers will probably

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be useful there are Ukrainian fighter

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pilots actually training in the United

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Kingdom right now to get ready

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potentially for

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usf-16s those cost about 64 million

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dollars each or about a little more than

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three times as much as those makes

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Poland once they get rid of their old

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crap are going to buy new F-35

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generation 5 jets the good new stuff

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Raytheon Lockheed Martin each face

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massive industrial backlogs 175 billion

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dollars for Raytheon 150 billion dollars

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of backlogs of manufacturing for

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Lockheed Martin That's billion okay

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remember uh a Gen 5 jet might cost 65

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million dollars say round it for a

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little bit easier math if you've got 150

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billion dollar backlog gosh how many

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planes could you manufacture with that

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that would be somewhere around 2 300 wow

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if I did the math right that's that's

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incredible the the US has already sent

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but but they're not just making Jets

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right they're making a lot of equipment

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previously Ukraine had asked for tanks

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which was initially deemed ridiculous

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because they might invade you Crimea

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with it or try to take back Crimea

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should I say uh now fighter jets could

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be used to potentially attack Russian

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air bases on Russian soil this is

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actually something that even Elon Musk

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is trying to avoid because Elon Musk

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suggests that hey hey hey we're not

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going to allow starlink near the border

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of Ukraine because we're trying to avoid

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a World War III now at the same time

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Goldman Sachs is actually raising their

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GDP forecasts for China to six percent

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Goldman is uh is is predicting

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uh that uh there will be essentially a

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Plunge in oil levels that uh that could

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create a recession over here but

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potentially strengthen Chinese markets

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Goldman is the first or was rather the

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first bank to predict no more rate hikes

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for the American market and by raising

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their Chinese forecasts they actually

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seem somewhat bullish on China over the

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next year and sort of this reopening

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they are trimming a little bit of their

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2024 Outlook from a five percent guide

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to 4.6 but they actually think the

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reopening is going stronger in China

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than expected personally I think that

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could be actually interesting for a

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company like Starbucks they've got so

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many Chinese stores so many more than

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they had in the past but uh anyway

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they're boosting this because of rapidly

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available and new Mobility data uh now I

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think this is fascinating because really

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if you look at China

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they are at all angles trying to do

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whatever they can to be as smart as

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possible for their economy and now this

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comes after being stupid and locking

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everything down for three years but

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they're doing everything they can to

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promote Tesla they're doing everything

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they can to promote uh uh investment

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into China everything that they can to

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increase GDP uh even to the extent of

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providing lethal weapons to Russia if it

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means more GDP for China

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now uh the concern though is about

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China's potential strengths becoming

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more elevated in its relation between

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not only uh Russia and uh and uh China

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and other regions uh or or other

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countries in the space but also Iran

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remember Iran is actually producing a

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suicide drone Factory in Russia and

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China is willing to work with them let's

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take a listen to this

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here is a clip that we'll watch that's

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useful Russia and Putin's hostility and

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aggression against our country the

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United States has now reached a

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dangerous New Height now tonight the

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question is this what will your

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President Joe Biden do is he going to

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offer maybe another waiver for the

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Nordstrom 2 pipeline put more sanctions

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in place Putin's not going to care

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because he's selling his energy and

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getting Filthy Rich he's selling it to

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China the rest of the world and all of

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this comes as a new Access of Evil is

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emerging between these three top

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geopolitical foes China's dictator Chi

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is now scheduled to hold a very rare but

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significant meeting with Putin in Moscow

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so how much you want to bet it'll

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probably be trading jokes about just how

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pathetically weak America's president is

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this is beyond embarrassing this is

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danger danger to the Safety and Security

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of the entire world America's enemies

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are on the move they are aggressive they

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are consolidating power they're creating

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Partnerships and alliances that the

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world better take note of while Joe

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Biden your president I I just quickly

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wanna the throw in and mention our

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policies don't exactly help with that

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when we sanction China and we pass a

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chips act to prevent China from

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accessing via the free market Advanced

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chips under the guise of National

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Security all we're doing is pissing off

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the second largest world economy and

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forcing them to either steal that

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technology and then replicate it and

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basically catch up just as they would

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have anyway but it also encourages their

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relationship building with other

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countries that are not the United States

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I'd much rather be personally partnering

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uh with with a developing relationship

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uh with China rather than all these

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tariffs and artificial sanctions and

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restrictions that just embolden China to

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form relationships with other

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world powers dare I say that Russia and

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Iran would be world powers other

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countries that don't like us how about

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that

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let's keep going we got like 10 seconds

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left

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there's a sleep at the wheel Russia and

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Putin took out an American drone over

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international waters and I ask again Joe

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Biden what are you going to do

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Russia and Putin's house

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all right well the answer is nothing

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but then again we don't want to start

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world war three

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okay so look

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bottom line out of all of us yes the

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United States will be weakened in its

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ability to negotiate on a global scale

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if the dollar is used less if it's less

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of an energy purchaser and if it's more

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of a sanction first

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ask questions later or mentality I think

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that's bad the protectionism tends to

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fail it creates too much deadweight loss

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that ultimately we pay for as as people

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who have to pay larger costs for either

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Supply chains being built in different

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areas it creates more inflation

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and It ultimately weakens our stance on

23:46

on the global stage so I'm not super

23:49

optimistic about that I think there are

23:50

better ways to to solve these issues but

23:52

then again I don't have all the details

23:53

the government does so who knows maybe

23:55

maybe you could be hopeful and say hey

23:57

maybe they're doing a good job hey but

23:59

one thing I will hold out hope for is

24:02

that maybe Xi Jinping could actually

24:04

negotiate something with a Vladimir

24:08

Putin and zelinski now we gotta talk

24:10

about Iran playing both sides for months

24:13

now arms trackers have noticed Ukrainian

24:15

forces using artillery shells rockets

24:17

and motors made in Iran this trend of

24:21

ukrainians potentially using Iranian

24:23

manufactured ammunition dates back to

24:25

the summer of 2022 Iran is definitely

24:27

not supplying Ukraine directly with

24:30

ammunition because Iran is trying to

24:31

help Russia after all they're going to

24:33

Russia potentially developing uh suicide

24:36

drones at a factory that they want to

24:38

build outside of Moscow so which third

24:41

party is contributing weapons well it's

24:42

possible Iran is selling weapons to

24:44

countries that are then donating them to

24:48

Ukraine so that way Iran is making money

24:51

on both sides it's unknown because you

24:53

can't really track exactly where all

24:55

these weapons are going through nobody

24:58

are nobody's putting Apple Air tags on

25:00

this stuff although I kind of think they

25:01

should Russia is pretty reliant on Iran

25:05

for weapons not only for those suicide

25:07

drones but also guided GPS guided drones

25:09

propeller driven cruise missiles and

25:10

more and it's just worth noting that

25:12

while at the same time Iran is a big

25:15

partner for Russia you literally have

25:18

Iran indirectly partnering with Ukraine

25:21

this is how World War III gets worse

25:24

when you literally have everybody trying

25:26

to profit on it why does it get worse

25:28

because

25:30

it keeps going if countries around the

25:33

world are profiting off of this the

25:34

American industrial complex is profiting

25:36

off of it Iran is profiting off of it

25:38

China's profiting off of it they're

25:40

already sending lethal weapons to to

25:42

Russia well what do you have you have a

25:44

situation where nobody is motivated to

25:46

end the war the odds of world war three

25:48

go up because everybody keeps getting

25:50

more and more insane Weaponry we went

25:52

from sending boots and helmets to

25:54

Ukraine to now sending tanks and now

25:55

fighter jets going to Ukraine

25:58

this is so bad because it just keeps

26:01

everything going on longer this is what

26:03

we want to end consider for example how

26:07

Iran does this as well in 1970 Iran

26:09

seized the bgm 71 tow missile and then

26:12

just created their own version of it and

26:14

they called it the tupan anti-tank

26:16

guided missile they did this in 2011 as

26:18

well with the Lockheed Martin RQ 170

26:20

Sentinel and created their own drone

26:22

from it Ukrainian military has been

26:24

reporting Pentagon losses of equipment

26:25

to minimize seizure of equipment I mean

26:28

look there's so much back and forth

26:30

going on uh between data nobody really

26:33

knows what's going on in this fog of War

26:36

but the reality is that's the people are

26:39

profiting off of it and there seems to

26:41

be a lot of motivation to keep this

26:44

going this is bad now it's also worth

26:48

remembering that citizens demand

26:51

transparency whereas all of our money

26:53

going remember we've thrown over

26:56

78 billion dollars and you Ukraine

26:58

straight up money financial support

27:01

human support Military Support weapon

27:02

support everything Council on Foreign

27:05

Relations shows we've donated over twice

27:07

as much as any other Collective

27:09

comparing to the European Union twice as

27:12

much as them and we're not even in

27:14

Europe but anyway

27:15

this is a problem and these are all

27:17

things that lead to the escalating pain

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