for a week. i have. you know you're watching r t the headlines are redefining the boundaries of journalism and whistle blower extraordinary son strikes back with a new show promising to shun that night of good and glory untouched by the mass media. syrian opposition shows its multiple faces santy regime rallies syrian you'd figure the gunfire not necessarily preventing revolution slogans which of. course you're supporting stress positions and a secret memo shows the u.s. was warned against using cruel interrogation techniques branding them war crimes.

the next week expounded during the songs discusses the decisions of the launch his own show and how he didn't use his predicament in britain that helped to make his choice. why did you decide to do your own shadow become a t.v. host. first of all being on house arrest for so long it's nice to have an occasional visitor around here to learn more about the world and given the conversations we were having a quite interesting but i don't know one from some of the people what was going on that's one reason the second reason is that as someone who's given them wanted me to use before and it's been on the receiving end of very aggressive internet styles i found that i wasn't giving much away. pretty quickly and weren't just

keeps a sort of standard defensive principle since so many people don't take what you've said out of context and i want to have a different sort of approach of the people. and why that approach has been difficult in its own right i think because i'm so excited in other ways and even beyond sides or very interesting important people that i'm not normally going to be called because they're not dealing with the standard interview they're dealing with someone who's under house arrest. and constant political problems that they can sympathize with. i how we did you find it moving sort of from one side of the desk to the other becoming the interviewer with a lot harder than i thought it was. in the beginning very hard that's partly why i write everything starting credit from the constraints of the medium and the constraints of time constraints of currency constraints of people crowded intimate space that intramural closing really does funnel. in some types of conversations

that could clinical or fluid action so you'll see for example when we do a satellite feed really got forty forty five minutes actually the interaction and going from translation from interaction is much more similar to a conference away from where we have the sort of luxury of over three hours and when people need it. personally it is much more the terms of a conversation or so so i have more sympathy with these people who are interviewing we use for understanding if the constraints of the medium are one of the police suspect it's not the only financial sector there's also the constraints of the organization behind me so how did you get to know r.t. and why did you choose. credible cost in your first program where i've seen our teaser reportage on the attacks on wiki leaks for a number of meetings and that reportage has generally been quite supportive when we were looking what international protocol we wish to partner with as opposed to be

there for the programs we look to see what was the penetration into the states. and he had higher penetration in our states and up to zero for t.v. series the reading from his start but the b.b.c. has a direct mail slot relative to what's not so we didn't consider that the police and it would be appropriate probably see a means to provide this kind of alternative to those ads by the international mainstream channels is your choice of party as a platform for your interview show your kind of response to mainstream media oh it is the reason the response seems that a lot of the things that we've been trying to report have not been carried accurately in the mainstream press there are many many fine exceptions but when we look at international networks there's really only two that we're speaking about in

regard to the audience here you know that international networks are stars with you makes nations are concerned. considering there are national agenda now if we had been producing a lot of loose material about russia perhaps that's right from different very because that we are at the moment where our major confrontation is with the west although we have published material for me confidence. is a natural partner to produce the material also in the saying that there are because europe it can use had greater penetration from its critics this is going to be no want to do naughty but how do you received offers from other channels as anyone else approached you with such as offense yes we received offers from each other some we are some licensing any further to know about from customs are tuning in for our international broadcaster in sense of seeing or hearing things and of course you've worked closely with what we call the mainstream media in the past what did

that teach you about them. any organization once a gross to a sufficient czar is and has sufficient influence starts having to make political compromises where the media organizations by the very nature of engaging the political sphere so the editors and publishers of an enormous nations have to sit down at the table with powerful groups and they start becoming for bodes well for groups and so we have found that working with them when we're trying to get out now material for an organization and say such is the guardian of new york times of the b.b.c. these organizations so sensitive and tremendously frequent. and in a way which is a dance they strain about it's not just against our god it's against unstated and in some cases even against the conflicts and we have made friends i'm going to nations and you mention several specific publications and channels that what response do you expect from the international mass media some of whom you've

already for that outweighs right do you expect the level of criticism and i say why of course i mean those organizations like the new york times already have refused to work with you but it's the point what they were doing back in two thousand and ten calvo you were regional journalists in new york times and drills and other institutions that were found problems with. i seriously or will they look back i mean just like they break anything from petty competing in europe i mean you want information the reason the big story they always write against the story what sort of form do expect that courses are to take it's imagine the sort of obvious one. is doing or sonde the enemy combatant afraid of getting into bed with the criminal or the parent. and interviewing. terrible radicals. but i think that's a sort of it's a pretty trivial car and attack of character if they're actually look at how the

show was made we might take. we have complete and total control that we believe all media organizations have and i think all media organizations have a nation. of voice or brush so i read these books and things from a russian writer into. the b.b.c. is a voice of the current government force americans and worse american government and it is that the clashing of these voices together reveal secrets about the world of the whole al we should be at the moment is that we are in a legal confrontation with the department of justice in the united states as a result of our recent publication which concerned about it so that it's. very natural for in order for us to speak about the way we see the world interesting things in the world and we need to part of that we don't deny patients that are actually capable of speaking and unfortunately the majority of the big networks in our states are now are not capable of effectively criticizing the u.s.

military power of a beautiful trip where you restrained by editorial policies while you are making a program for our team no not at all we make the program has made independent coverage of production companies into our for customer choice and so i think so. no state has any editorial control probably gets sarcasm very strange was capable of excellence for a time and have you found me found that to be true. yes absolutely so that there has been no need of a difference in mission at all when you were choosing the guests what were your criteria. thought through the single biggest criterion sinclair would come up short . that's quite that's quite interesting because there are a number of guests that we couldn't get in so let's talk about that so that he can finish it so we're still trying that are we he's currently in prison on the half

rising star that he views and completely situation makes it extremely difficult for him to speak to me at all. quite a costly. in a prison in russia. was a was a billionaire org and he's been the prince of sort of would like to speak to him he's in prison. then if we look at some of the big us inside and so people don't have the tops and power of some joint words corporations we have. indirect personal contact. so some of them say no it's too dangerous for them as government is concerned yes i would like to help you get something like that but politically it's just too dangerous. then we go to the other groups that we have terrorism and we did actually get some of them so those are. people who normally don't get what it was could any of the guests that you have got do you

think a pair on a mainstream t.v. network some could some couldn't and some have. quite a few happened. what is played in setting is that the majority of what they have said to me they could not say or the mainstream thinking at work that is not is because of self-censorship of the networks it's because my style of interaction as someone who has been interviewed by the media many many times i understand the faults. in that format and so i wanted something to do in the confines of the dips in the situations that they had so a way of. pulling out their story about their situation when they are in the spirit if not in something that would fit a media center for media example and in dealing with me they understand the pain not to anyone with a host they want to do with a reporter they're dealing with someone who's been through

a very trying and dangerous and difficult for medical situation so they can speak to would be great. because they understand that i don't think for example most of the guests that i interviewed have been in prison at some stage starting in prison so immediately there's a sort of report that is present that is not present in the regular and when do you invite anyone from russia's political opposition to be on your program and say you think it might mean first we've invited a number of people from russia's political opposition of the russian election cycle into feel that because of their schedule unavailable looking for real so you have to know what we're divided nearly all the problem in france and we're going to a party people can reform government as well right it's. ok you can use any new wiki leaks takes them for these projects we have actually using some of the questions. but if it is not in general we know it's we're

not using the show to persuade anyone it's not of it but this. information that you haven't quite interesting i know any of your best suit directly links to wiki leaks information on this yes there's a new we all think it's partly not information or to what extent they're restricting of your freedom of movement into favored the making of the programs well the restriction my freedom of movement is what caused the programs. here and now i mean over four hundred sixty days to pay me that charge and i was used to going around the world from place to place. where the greatest political dynamics were where we could be organized the system so and so it's quite isolating. to be great starting out in this country started from the various conditionals so this all began as a way of. bringing people to me so we felt understand what was actually happening

at all because we need to understand rather than running wiki leaks what is actually happened to us so much thank you very much thank you. luu.

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you know they're welcome to the sports obviously not to go to the company again our top story this hour. champions league real madrid prepared to take on by in the first leg of the semifinal by sheer lines they remain germany. inspecting the readiness forty's are already in russia checking the country's progressions for the trades eighteen football world cup. and you'll see all eighteen shorts down the back of the nats gear again we could announce in the league in our weekly goals galore edition. so football first where you're of the best teams of the time being and so this in the final stage of the champions league tonight in the first real madrid taken by munich at the alliance arena all together the two sides one hundred most prestigious continental tournament thirteen

times with the posting record of nine titles it's been eleven and ten years respectively it's inspiring and well play in the champions league trophy meaning a motivation in the upcoming clash speaks for itself and the spirit giants are considered to be the favorite in stuff from underestimating his team's opponents. we're the front us to coach very good players. very strong institutions. recruit local would be easy to shop over so there's a resume to be. a big team and would be good for them to. it may be more than six years away but preparations for the twenty eighteen third will world cup here in russia and thoughts swing through for inspectors have been in the country to see for themselves how plans are coming along they have

a very busy person there and restore from them is an ounce of course in our reports . the first world cup ever to be held in russia is drawing ever near eleven of the thirteen competing cities will be on the final shortlist the hosts to be revealed this coming september people are now having a look at each city's plans to find out just how they'll go by creating the best possible experience for players fans and media krasnodar was first on their to do list and the southern russian city seems to have passed the first test european maller who oversees the two thousand and fourteen two thousand and eighteen and the two thousand and twenty two world cup bed's admits he was impressed with the progress and saw the krasnodar stadium will be a new local landmark with a capacity of just over fifty thousand the newly developed infrastructure is expected to benefit the city long after the final whistle is blown on the tournament regionals nutritions talking circle. everything that is go

through most of the lasting legacy because of the novel with. all the venues will be used extensively there's already a man for some time some of the girls. rostov on don became the next stop of fief as russian to work as a delegation couldn't land in sochi due to bad weather here regional authorities have already pledged over three billion dollars to revamp the city's transport infrastructure airport and build a new stadium clearly plenty of work to be done in that six year period with a forty three thousand spectator new stadium only one part of the task at hand and there's a lot of ground left to cover for the thief evaluators as well they'll be visiting st petersburg on april twenty sixth before heading straight the kaliningrad the team will then too are you considering borg jaroslav all and moscow in may finally

the delegation will travel to cosign uneasy nagar at some r. and volgograd in june right when the tournament countdown clock passes six years on the gorski r.t.e. . when i saw it with a garden club final series good to know when god. moves to the russian capital for the next two matches games three and four will take place on tuesday and thursday the series is tied that one old after each team won one skin obs remember that of the two sides has travelled on the very top. possible way the same interest have threshed the golden state warriors on the road to move ahead of the top of the western conference senator who had a game three nights a measured will try to secure a victory from the very start as a result three fifteen point lead by this is the end of it first for the first united twenty four with six more points of advantage at the intermission gregg

popovich could freely rotate his sport further on. players on the scoreboard by the end of the night hundred twenty two ninety nine a convincing victory will check the visitors to the top in the west. over to let us know where kenyan runners have proved once again their dominance in long distance events as grossly corot won the boston marathon we can a national and permanent resident of the usa was among twenty two thousand four hundred and twenty six other athletes to take part in the end of the vent due to extremely hard temperatures of around forty six degrees celsius didn't display any from testicles out for a finish with a title to aus trolled minutes and forty seconds which is more than seven minutes then the world's best achievement competitors and then it could be a go finish second and third respectively. i only to me i think

that in both the even olympic event. you know what we do where we know. you'll both be multiple to me being you believe every every month lisa. being here to me i don't care what comes out of this. really really happy to be able to win both. the women's race was decided by spring for the fifth consecutive year with ken and sharon. got so long in the home stretch only to second separates the athletes at the finish line another can in the caravan or completely the podium losing more than a minute to the winner. and the way finish where we started with russian food bowls in a tent it is almost champions for the second year in a row with only five game which to go twelve points ahead of closest rival spartak moscow who moved up to second over the weekend thanks to goals from marks and going to america in the case against revealing their precise shots were among those

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