hello there is kevin idea of moscow t.v. up today with headlines from r t tonight the syrian government confirming to russia or it's begun carrying out the u.n. envoy space plan called the opposition says western and arab states are promising them millions of dollars to step up the fight against the regime. also india's army has been shaken by a major corruption scandal involving the term treatment appreciate it calling reshuffle of money india's foreign defense suppliers which could possibly give russia an upper hand. i'm president but of signs

a new law relaxing the registration rules for political parties here in russia which aims to diversify the country's political landscape. one of those stories in full with me and thirty minutes after more of the alone a show from our studios in washington d.c. . all right guys it's time for you said it i read it right takes time to respond to my brilliant engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and you tube because when you've got something to say i listen now first i want to talk about some feedback that we got about our relatively new segment of lauren lyster call the financial check of our poor g.t. our comment on you tube and said this segment was also one of the most exciting exchanges on our t.v. this week i love how our team presents this type of information so we're happy that you guys like this new segment on our show we have fun with it and it's great to get the lovely lauren listers financial input there's

a lot going on out there to be angry about that just needs to be highlighted so you can look forward to plenty more of those exciting exchanges every friday and next read figures comments on our tools line segment the honored rand paul for defending tax breaks for big oil he said conservatives criticize welfare to poor people praise corporate welfare fail see the hypocrisy and double standard and you know what i couldn't agree more are tools i'm a rand paul definitely got the viewers talking and debating a lot of paul defenders out there but let's be honest also if you want to point out that his campaign contributions from the oil industry pale in comparison to other politicians out there the essence of the argument still stands why is corporate welfare just considered encouragement and yet welfare social programs to the americans that need it most is not it just doesn't make any sense especially with paul's ideology then one took some issues with a segment that we pay about for profit colleges and the part they play with in the military industrial complex he wrote on you tube alone and her hate on profit and

money yet again you are completely alone on this crusade against private school loan and nobody agrees with you because the public education system has failed at all levels up to and including university you are trying to make a distrust private universities and hold up. university that is your standard how can you even repeat this nonsense out of your prompter the us public education system is one of the greatest systematic failures on this planet. well. i think you're misunderstanding exactly what it is that we're talking about yes our public university system is riddled with problems there's no argument there but you're way off if you think the i'm the only one out there pointing out the problems with the for profit college system there's been numerous investigative reports done there have been congressional inquiries into for profit institutions and these schools have been known to defraud students and roll them into classes without their knowledge then charge them for it and they oversell the value of their degrees as often they're not even considered valuable to employers now to

mention according to the department of education only twelve percent of students attended for profit colleges but the institutions are responsible for forty five percent of federal student loan defaults and that's just to name a few problems so i say to take another look at the story the growing amount of evidence that shows that these institutions are scams before you say that i'm completely alone on this crusade and finally charles wrote on twitter at the alone a show is it possible to get your show on hulu for the nights i miss it well guys i've got some really good news for you i can't give you an exact date yet but pretty soon we will indeed have our shows up on hulu so stay tuned for all the details and that's it for you said i read it tonight but i'll be back with more on wednesday as usual. oh airline passengers listen up because you might start handing over your personal information to authorities before boarding according to the u.k. paper the independent travelers are going to have to hand over data to the part of homeland security at least seventy two hours before they fly and i doubt it would

include your full name your birth date or gender and if you don't spell out that info then you're not going to fly in fact d.h. has reserves the right to keep anybody from flying until it's time to take off and i'm sure the season barely passed. there is out there probably aren't all that surprised by this writer used to giving up some privacy for the sake of that cramped plane seat after all travelers that enter the u.s. well they've had to supply advance passenger information for a.p.i. before putting on the seat belt for some time now but the thing is we're not just talking about flights to and from the us anymore now they're part of homeland security wants to monitor anybody who's leaving the united kingdom not just americans take a look at this travelers are leaving the u.k. and heading to canada especially areas like toronto ottawa montreal nova scotia well there you have to hand over their information and according to the independent about seven hundred fifty thousand brits make that trip every year so that

a lot of personal info now those who are traveling to mexico are also going to be sharing personal details especially if they're flying to mexico city already can kill it and if any travelers are pondering a vacation in cuba or the caribbean be prepared to give over your info to you so maybe else that you're picking up on a pattern i don't know how about. their ego i'm not perfect but all of these passengers are not going to the united states in fact nobody is entering american airspace so far the only people reporting on this is the independent surprise surprise that no u.s. pays news outlet his share of this new procedure maybe because the d.h.l. snows and they're going to catch in hell for what i know we're in a post nine eleven world but who gave the u.s. government the authority to police international airspace especially when none of the passengers are even setting foot on u.s. soil and a lot of critics out there will say that monitoring trips to cuba might be a good way for the u.s. to put a damper on americans traveling to the country we should be breaking the rules technically but this is an excuse to collect everybody's information obviously

d.h.s.s. is overstepping their bounds here but canadian and british airlines have already agreed to these new rules which are being implemented this month no questions asked now thankfully some people are expressing their concerns like simon hughes he's the deputy leader. of the liberal democrats and this is what he said the concern by the u.s. for its own security is entirely understandable but it seems to me it's a whole different issue that america wishes should determine the rights and choices of people travelling between two countries neither of which is the us and i hope somebody on the other side of the pond probably questioning this but in the meantime looks like all my insecurity is taking upon themselves to monitor the skies not just in the us the homeland but all over the place so maybe it's time to change their name. now thanks to the associated press in their in-depth and continuing investigation we've learned a lot about the n.y.p.d. and their monitoring activities since they began publishing this information last

august and we've learnt as a department the police department was monitoring the muslim community from mosques to restaurants they own and frequented to muslim students at universities across the new york north east and was based on leads but simply profiling a religious group it even went as far as sending an undercover agent on a student rafting trip and stepping outside of the jurisdiction to monitor the muslim community in new jersey without telling new jersey law enforcement about it but it didn't stop there in the most recent revelation is that the n.y.p.d. also monitored left leading political groups and stepped way outside their bounds by monitoring the people summit in april two thousand and eight and louisiana so tonight we're going to speak to one man who just recently found out that he was the target of the surveillance earlier i spoke with jordan flaherty a new orleans based journalist and author of the book bloodlines community and resistance from katrina actually the jenna six and i first asked him what his reaction was when he heard that the n.y.p.d. came all the way to new orleans to watch him. you know i should have been outraged

and i certainly was surprised i had to think back and think two thousand and eight what was i doing at that time it turned out the report wasn't even accurate i wasn't even at the protests when they spied on me i was at a film festival introducing the film and so i could be upset but it's also kind of absurd why is the new york city police department flying officers all the way down to new orleans to watch me introduce the film or the film festivals i think it's a pretty good question so i mean what if i tell you right because we see that they have these wide sweeping surveillance programs and yet you weren't even speaking at this event this is the people some i believe that in their documents today called you one of the lead organizers of this event so what does that say about the kind of intelligence gathering right so the information is inaccurate they are doing a huge waste of money by coming down to new orleans what does any of this have to do with keeping the people of new york city safe and do we have any sort of right to privacy and you know for me a lot of my life is fairly public anyway but it has a real chilling effect on a lot of people you know people realize if you go to

a demonstration now there are police there filming almost anywhere around the country certainly in new york in new orleans very we see police filming people's license plates so you know they're tracking people in some way so people don't have this right to privacy when they go to protest and it really scares people you know people especially from immigrant communities often say to me that they're afraid to speak of protests and i want to say that they don't have anything to be afraid of but clearly there are there is a lot to be afraid of and you know we start to ask do we really have this right to protest in this country that we say we do you know i mean let's be clear to you right and undercover police officer can go and observe a protest but they're not actually supposed to do any surveillance write anybody down and less there is a criminal investigation that so i mean tell us then what was this film festival you know that people somehow i guess you could say is an organization of liberal groups that are upset with the economic policies of the u.s. but either that or the film festival that you were presenting and are those really was there anything sinister going on there exactly people weren't even getting.

arrested for nonviolent protest people decided it would be a very symbolic demonstration and there was certainly no so-called violent protest or anything like that and i think we're you know we really have to start asking when is enough enough you know today we just got the news the supreme court said that people can be strip searched when arrested right and any offense. so. it's i think people have to say when is enough enough and meanwhile of course trayvon martin's killer is still walking free in new orleans we've had two incidents of police violence recently just in and when the allen both a young man twenty years old killed by police went on with in his home in his pajamas completely unarmed shot and killed by officers the officers killed justin said he was killed at a traffic stop he a couple weeks later was found to be posting the officer was posting on an online website saying he's glad trayvon martin is dead he hope he's going to hell so you know i think we're seeing police overreaching everywhere around the country and we have to ask when are we going to sort of connect these dots together and say that

this is gone too far everywhere you know one of the things the right to and i've seen you write about your experience here is that in the grand scheme of things if you think of what happens if you don't talk about the stopping first policies of the n.y.p.d. your case is a bit of an anomaly or do you feel like often cases like yours might get more attention you know minority groups that really see the police tracking them absolutely and you know there's no good old days when it comes to police for communities of color and this is the way police are always going to specially if you look you know through the jim crow era and before for african-american communities police were never a source of safety and now it's starting to reach so wide that even privileged folks like myself are being spied on and police are losing our right to privacy but certain communities never have that right and you know i think michelle alexander's book new jim crow talks about this way that an entire generation of people being criminalized if we look at the n.y.p.d. and specific four million young men mostly black and latino have been stopped by police completely innocent over the last eight years in the so-called stop and

frisk and this is you know it's a criminalization of a general generation. and it's going on our show later on this week these are excited to talk to just one last thing do you think that there's a way to fight this or is there a way that it can be used because one of the things we also saw with occupy movement is that often a large police presence. led to violence like the clashes led to the excessive use of force by the police but also brought a lot of attention to the movement and also got more people on the side and i think you're absolutely right i think this is hopefully a teaching moment i think all the people around the country angry about trayvon martin i hope it doesn't become just about trayvon martin the fact that one case but we widen it out to a wider systemic you and start asking where does real safety come from does it come from over over over policing or does it come from building our communities making communities stronger building up our economic prospects for young people and find safety in community rather and militarization of our police our drug well thanks for being here and i and sharing your story with us thank you it's

a pleasure. our we take another break but just ahead on the show a congressman admitted to miss eking but then proceeded to make the same accusations so we're going to tell you who has a case of verbal diarrhea and i still had him happy hour mitt romney's wife says that if you run fed him he isn't stiff. and it looks like a hot sharing site a pirate bay is going to make drone carrying servers after all they can. film. directors real long. prison. wealthy british style.

market trying to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines conjure. you know sometimes you see a story in the sick so you think you understand it and then you look something else here's the part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't. charge is the . right guys it's time for tonight's tool time award and tonight we honor house

budget committee chairman paul ryan christen remarks that he made on a.b.c. news sunday morning seen in recent days a congressman whose name is synonymous with budget cuts he's in blasting the obama administration for actually in cruel including the hundreds of billions of dollars of cuts to the pentagon that congress agreed to last year in the pentagon law fear mongering over sequestration the additional six hundred billion dollars of defense cuts a result from the trigger a fact well so far they've been supportive of this initial round of cuts of four hundred eighty seven billion which is in the administration's budget for the pentagon and they say that it's doable now would ride released his budget he actually upped defense spending to the pentagon can deal with the cuts than that but last week ryan said that he didn't think of generals were quote giving their true advice general martin dempsey chairman of the joint chiefs he let out one bit he fired back at ryan for calling military leaders collectively liars and so you know i know generals aren't exactly renowned for their truth telling but in this

case i want them to live a having enough money so with the national spotlight right attempted to roll back from his gap and naturally blogging cost us absolutely love this one after all who doesn't like hearing politicians say that they spoke so i think we have a clip of what he said here. yeah i totally missed spoke it was it not the impression i meant to give i talked to general dempsey on it and expressed that sentiment. it was exactly as good as rick santorum claiming that he said blah people instead of black people but i would like to think of this is paul ryan's bleier moment now surely afterwards ride made a far less scrutinized statement curious remarks about the white house's plan the called into question his own reputation take a look at this. my issue is i think that the president's budget on the pentagon is a budget driven strategy not a strategy driven budget he announced the number of the cost you wanted for the pentagon and then he began the strategy review to conform to that number. so there

are two problems with this statement for one ryan is undermining his half assed apology by calling dempsey a liar again on friday the general said the following about the white house plan he said this was very much a strategy driven process to which we map the budget if he still thinks of the generals lying the i think just say it now the second problem is that paul ryan is the last person who should be criticizing a budget driven strategy will be like the catholic church criticizing former congressman mark foley for creeping on under age boys take a look at this one. this coming deck crisis is the most difficult place you've ever had in this country. and look what's happened this is why we're acting this is why we're leaving this is why we're proposing the passing of the house budget fix this problem but save our country for ourselves for our children's future.

are you scared yet and i agree with the budget eventually one day has to be balanced but if you actually look beyond the talking points the ryan budget which was passed by the house last week cut the problems it cuts first and ask questions later or in other words it's the definition of a budget based strategy bruce bartlett a supply side economists and fiscal times columnist blasted ryan's budget for life in crucial details he said that the plan doesn't say what tax expenditures would be cut and what ryan's new tax brackets would look like he also glass of the congressman saying befalling he said i think ryan has an undeserved reputation for seriousness and budget matters but word fantasy would better apply in my opinion the ryan budget should be seen as nothing more than a p.r. document for republicans so they can say they have a plan to balance the budget cut taxes and cure the common cold i wish i could buy some of the stuff these guys are drinking or smoking now that's

a pretty harsh criticism especially considering the fiscal times are to me comes under fire from liberals but an arguably more serious problem with ryan's budget is that well it's better list on the back of average americans it would cut three hundred eighty nine billion dollars from medicare seven hundred thirty five from medicaid and nine hundred and thirty five billion from discretionary domestic spending on top of that the plan would slash the top marginal income tax rate from thirty five to twenty five percent probably sounds like you would get america back on track to you is a reduction in our massive military budget one would still leave us spending almost twice as much as china if not more because that's. i don't like a catastrophe or does paul ryan just come off as a dishonest hypocrite a standout even by washington's high standards well to me it seems like ryan's of ocracy is recently level of absurdity which is why tonight he is the clear winner of articles i'm working.

hi guys it's time for happy hour and joining me this evening archie producer jenny churchill and jim hansen retired special operations master sergeant and military blogger at black eye dot net hey guys i am having monday. so this one i just really i love first but first saw you know mitt romney has a little bit of a people problem people call her robe if he can really relate and there's one other word that we see a tribute to him alive. mitt romney say what you will about the guy but you say it is a stiff mitt romney who is known as being so stiff it turns out that he's even stiff we eat. all right so his wife ann romney who actually does have personality and comparison to mitt romney trying to save the day but. this is too funny she said i guess we better and let the real mitt romney

out because he is not not stiff. i think i think she had to have now. i mean really i think this is her china has some personality and fun and not be sexy knowings to boring everybody with thousands actually i don't want to give her the benefit of the doubt here. i figure. i would you feel if you're white to bad to you you know if you really all know my show for this quote it's either if i agree commercial or it's the quote from blazing saddles were sure of little zahra's excuse me while i whip this out none of it's good i don't understand why she did it it's. ok. let's move on to our next story jim i particularly want your take on this so family research council they are no friends of gay marriage by any means and basically the

raising of a gay pride flag at the u.s. military base in afghanistan has upset tony perkins said that. he said where is the concern now for angering afghan muslims who vehemently oppose homosexuality the issue is as much an issue of military security as it is of religious morality after february's accident with the koran american lives were lost what price will be paid because some want to use the military to show their gay pride. ok it's ok just tell me this first did you think the average afghan knows what agave looks like i don't think the average afghan he knows what the american flag looks like so that you probably don't know i was in favor of repealing don't ask don't tell that doesn't mean i think this is a good idea it's a dumb idea all right what is it. you think somebody there's a flag is somebody doesn't know it's in every newspaper it's going to be afghan papers and it's going to cause problems i don't know the reality to do it now jim of the reality here in london to show you right now it wasn't an issue with the

security of american troops until tony perkins president of the american family research council or whatever decided to make it an issue for the state that's where you're going to hear you know how long the bag has been there i honestly don't know i doubt it flew very long because there are rules and regulations about what you can and cannot run off like on a u.s. base so it was a stunt all right this guy maybe don't call what he publicize it was dumb to do it was done to publicize it and in the end it needs to just stop it's not helping i mean also in his statement he went on to say that there are very few troops who support supported ending don't ask don't tell i mean he's just a natural anyway well yes that's true tony perkins is. that's very true. of. we are he began telling you about the story the other week but here's here's a quick refresher. the military has used drones for surveillance but now the

infamous file sharing site the plane would pay full use high altitude aircraft to avoid being taken offline many authorities don't like the way the site directs users to places where they can download copyrighted films or other material without being. i said last time we spoke about this story we thought it was cool the pirate wanted to have a service on drones but we realized hey maybe there is these problems considering where you can find the airspace to do that you're going to have some country's airspace migrant us legal issues but basically in greece today. they said you can give them exclusive usage of greek airspace yeah i'm not going to go school obviously. this is the pirate bay getting some free pub from everybody they can do it the payloads will not allow it you have to have batteries you have actual servers drones can't carry very many heavy things and even the us military has to spend a lot of money to keep drones flying pirate bay doesn't have that kind of thought

so this is great well done gentlemen but no it's a stunt and i think it's interesting from the standpoint of you know they want to find a place where they can safely do it and if the us government using drones why can't they however i don't like the idea of all of these companies being like oh well we'll just use drones because then we got some of the states here and there's things flying around nobody knows what who's drone that is what it's doing i'm out playing by the pool and there's no matter where i just can't i'm with you there i think that you know especially once the f.a.a. actually changes its guidelines as it's forced to do now what is it by laws that are really we're talking right what is pretty much a tough row copper described as you travel i got a little bit oh my god i'm only going to cry just remember it's about you know we can talk later. tonight i think there are nights thanks for tuning in for the you come back tomorrow feel the website trademarking will be on the show to talk about his campaign to expose trademark meantime don't forget to become

a fan if you want to show on facebook and follow us on twitter and if you missed any of tonight's or any other nights you can always catch. flush the longer show at that is that it's. if. he is committed to. fifty two feet feel. impotent.

limitation free play cretaceous and free limbs for charges free range limbs free live free studio time free live free blog.