Good evening. The show begins tonight in the UN, well some aspect of the UN, the International Criminal Court.

John Bolton makes it very clear, illegitimate. It's not a court.

It's nothing to do with judges and judicial restraint.

It's an aspect of the nation's idea of global government.

The U.S. is not a signatory. Israel is not a signatory. It is a press

release without a home. It's said to be centered in the Hague. Decisions are made by political voices in the UN.

Same time the UN is moving to declare a Palestine State, though it doesn't exist as a property with a GPS.

Again, not legitimate.

Only the Security Council can make a state a member of the United Nations propaganda mixed with a lot of

prejudice and then to the question of Russia's sanctions.

The U.S. is moving to confiscate the assets in the U.S. of Russia and pass them on to Ukraine. The EU is talking about using the

interest from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine. Russia is responding by

claiming they've acquired C 700 million euros of three banks.

What's this all about?

What is to be done with the frozen Russian assets? Are they forever?

And how will they be untangled?

Unentangled? I don't know the answer.

Over the game is proceeding, This was thought not possible in the first two years of the

war. Here we are in the third year. Afghanistan, a lengthy very discouraging piece in the New York Times, well researched, about the police

chief of Kandahar, a man named Razik, who, according to the reporting, led a murder incorporated for years until he was assassinated

by the Taliban.

The part of the story that touches the U.S. is that no one who served in Afghanistan in Kandahar,

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