thirty three program. iraq guns absurdity c m m m ten thirty three you know it's time to start watching the harks know. what. it looks like a real good look. at the bottom. like you know i got. the. we. welcome we're watching the harvest i am a robot and on top of the wall terrible i'm sorry c m m cannot get into the game nor news we can keep it straight always out there in the game and talk about arms dealing and those world because at the end of the day they don't do reporting on it very well by a blueprint and because they're not used to it. we are the biggest arms dealer on

earth no one comes close to the united states you can put our oh my god they're supplying the taliban with weapons to fight isis will. reeve's been supplying al qaeda and syria with weapons but then this is where you get to this point of saying when you try to ask somebody what's the moral equivalency here you're telling me i'm supposed to be upset that they do this or that these weapons found here i don't have proof that it actually is part of a conspiracy it's just there it must be but then when you try to have some contacts and say if it's immoral for them to do it then shouldn't it be just as immoral for us to be giving al qaeda and syria weapons saying they're going to fight isis or saudi arabia or i'm sure a young man with the right there is not me different than what you get is it's not about islam like no it's called context it's going you have to take a moral inventory and you have to say if this is so awful then then what are we doing. as a nation that is also awful and this is why what are we doing as

a measuring we have ten thirty three programs that give military grade hardware and weapons to rassmann agencies even the ones that are don't actually exist so yeah this is incredible so the government accountability office basically created existing operate it was a sting operation it created a fake law enforcement agency and they told the pentagon the defense department that there's agency did high level security and counterterrorism work and they got approved and easily obtained goods from a defense department warehouse of unused military hardware one point two million dollars worth of military gear this this includes night vision goggles simulated m. sixteen a two rifles and pipe bomb equipment according to the jail the rifles and pipe bomb equipment could easily be made functional rather than simulation based with some widely available parts probably that you could actually buy. zina

millionaire at liberty goods great directors the builders and the other team stated that the defense department but they never did any verification like visit our location and most of it was by e-mail it was like getting stopped by the way their location the address they put it was like an empty parking lot. or do they not have google apparently did the defense department say we got extra stuff so just take it take a q and they didn't sell it they don't have the david david to understand any concept of how dangerous that is that kind of equipment could have just been given off to anybody like we talk about oh what are we going to do terrorists in our midst apparently just e-mail the d.o.d. and say i need a whole bunch of stuff and they deliver it to an empty parking lot want to get rid of a much time left on the way out of sight want to get your reaction to this jim pascoe executive director the fraternal order of police and the possibility of fraud the whole system he says quote. tom suggests only that the u.s.

military is one of the world's largest bureaucracies no such is going to have some lapses in material control law enforcement is going to get better equipment and we're going to use it to protect both officers around civilians and if we don't get it for free from the military we're going to blow. ours. by the way therefore by all that's ridiculous was ridiculous saying you can't even keep people safe to begin with you've let the pro proliferation of illegal guns all across america but now when you hear it it's only one point three whatever we'll get them back you can't get the ones that are out there it's ridiculous. the association for the predator of prevention and relief of heart disease was formed in one thousand fifteen in order to determine if people diagnosed with heart disease could return to work in one nine hundred twenty four six cardiologist from other smaller heart health groups throughout the nation came together to create the

american heart association the ha remained a small regional organization until june twenty fourth one thousand nine hundred fifty six and the american heart association broadcast a show on three major networks presenting the then new theory that heart disease was caused by cholesterol and the company that gave them the one point five million dollar windfall to go national with the theory procter and gamble the creators of such allowed processed food treats as chris go and one of the biggest donors to the american heart association century old p.r. push to demonize animal and alternative facts and the worst part is that the entire idea of the cholesterol from animal fat causes heart disease is based on the cherry picked data of the seven nations study a study that was done not by a cardiologist or a medical doctor it was done by john keats who held degrees in economics political science zoology and oceanography he concluded that saturated fats founded milk and meat have adverse effects. well unsaturated fats found in vegetable oils had

beneficial effects which the american heart association pushed for decades and still does despite the fact that hundreds of studies actual studies have shown key's theory to be complete by well procter and gamble did was pay a nonprofit push their product is healthy and it worked according to the national institutes of health in the one nine hundred series little to no consumption of vegetable oils now when twenty seventeen the average american consumes seventeen palin's of a vegetable oils per year the government continues to push the a.j. approved oil as part of a healthy diet but here's the rub they are not even close the journal of people. twenty year study called margarine intake and subsequent coronary heart health and men which found that as margarine consumption increased heart attacks went up as butter consumption increased heart attacks declined so the heart healthy diet

theory has been studied more than any other topic in nutrition but there is yet to be one legitimate study proving the hypothesis so we have science says that fake food is bad for us why is the american heart association continuing to push dangerous guidelines that have not helped to curtail our disease many money according to the latest financial records from the american heart association they received upwards of half a billion dollars from non-government and non membership resources such as drug companies that develop and sell drugs to treat you guessed it cholesterol in addition their heart healthy sponsors are in who's who of the unhealthy eating including procter and gamble cheerios so. rule of art month on splenda and haas of a colorado's. even the american heart association's online health risk calculator was found to over predict their risk by seventy five to one hundred fifteen percent

the ha has a history of of the helping big pharma and big agriculture and pushing their wares to unsuspecting american americans who after decades of swallowing the pills and eating oils created in labs are seeing their rates of heart disease skyrocket so is the american heart association as heartless. it would seem so i mean you know that you had to run that down and i'm glad you did i'm glad you went in the history of the ins and outs of that because of biggest for people it's important for people to know that we can't just hold true you know old studies of the past and think that they're going to play a factor today i mean that's what's so ridiculous and you want to assume that there's no agenda to what they're saying and right soon that all this money is just and you've been looking at different studies all day to you know continue to kind of call this a big question of course i mean you know one study biology research group the

university of sydney found that my use this is terrifying mice that were fed a diet of only saturated fats from animals from animal fats were completely protected from skin cancer all while mice that were given that polyunsaturated fats from vegetable oil like your christos and all that quickly developed skin cancer when they were put into a situation where that that light was on them like quickly so one side gets completely protected while the other doesn't that's why you're never going to boil to get your daughter is christgau. department emmanuel's apartment cardiovascular medicine proved in a clinical trial it showed that people with low cholesterol had nearly twice as many heart attacks as those with people with high cholesterol and we've talked a little bit about it earlier they like they're finding more and more it's less to do with diet board of do with believes that cause you know a lot of your corn. marries a lot of that you know good. fake bad so i mean this fake vegetable well like

canola oil that was created in a lab it's genetically modified aren't doing what they're say they're supposed to recently l a times op ed writer coles weaver so you're saying and called out how the. scientific evidence the refutes the forty year old studies they cling to as she puts it quote that's a little like reporting midway times in america while remaining silent about the rapes that. the problem is that they would give would give you this but we don't want to tell you about the because the sets were who are pretty masters which is come big pharma big ones so with all of this anti-cult you know low cholesterol drugs and then you have food i mean you're looking at the mark and heart association is telling me i should go eat at subway and get food from months until like where where does that even come from but i think when you look at the recent reason this came up with the coconut oil live at suddenly never eat coconut oil it's terrible for you but what they don't tell you is that the these specific

kind of coconut oil used in that study is a one hundred percent medium chain coconut oil so the triglycerides are very specific the average person has to eat ten over ten tablespoons of coconut oil regular normal coconut oil which is only thirteen percent. you don't need ten tablespoons of it to get the reaction of the american heart association was giving out not that he has a if you should need because it's about they just care so you know they've got to hold on to him on the long ground and a lot of our you are pretty hard to watch i just don't drink that much but don't forget to let us know what you think about topics we've covered on facebook and twitter so your poll shows that are t.v. dot com coming up we talked to one of the filmmakers them subjects of the documentary film check it which showcases one of the most extreme gangs in the united states and ben wallace my co-host on leashes will stay to watch.

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out of my way to. really packed a punch. is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than that and see people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank page because we're going to seriously send us an e-mail flurry used to be a professional hockey player want to make up the moment the girl who was living the dream but he had a dark side. time i was fourteen to sixteen i was fifty times. so you know every time i closed my eyes i couldn't sleep after many years of silence. from toronto ottawa. walking and walking the walk is to create awareness and promote healing

around the subject chilled sexual abuse this type of. the senses that are. just. thanks guys are saying that. they see the girl and. want to use it this is the central plugs for dying at the moment the problem right. when it comes to dealing with life's curveballs humans are truly capable of leading lives more fantastic than fiction while mainstream media politicians may often portrayed our country as less prestigious urban areas as miserable no go zones devoid of any hope and culture we tend to see life a little differently and apparently so do some innovative filmmakers these days as

well one such group named namely co-directors dana floor and toby open higher saw something incredible in check it and gang that organically arose in the streets of d.c. to protect a vulnerable community and give voice to the voiceless earlier we sat to have the pleasure of sitting down with dana and starr bennett the organization c.e.o. to discuss what inspired their film and what they hope to convey to the public. clearly their joy in the face of so much strife is incredibly inspirational i think we were really touched by that that was one thing that we thought was kind of amazing because these kids have been through a lot of stuff that a lot of people wouldn't survive and you know there are creative and there are joyful and therefore wonderful to be around. sometimes. so that's a real draw of what was hard. about their experience watching them it's hard to hear about a lot of the things that they've been through it's hard to hear that. they've been

through these experiences and have lived like this here in the nation's capital a stone's throw from the white house. and it's tough to see children on the streets selling their bodies to survive all that's really hard to witness but like you said . this has a happy ending because they went on to take these skills that they had being in a gang and managed to maneuver that and use it as an entrepreneurial force which is what they're doing right now. because it's one of those things of this person is going to put kind of those of us we're going to tell your story was a hard thing to kind of too difficult. for. these people. to be around with as a matter of people where i'm out of boys and out of the room and they come on and

they don't care they just come around this record it was going on so it used to be strange and then i would. be in the shower would. i mean like it was going to. be difficult it was writing it was just this is. what inspired you to tell that story because that's a hard thing to do to go through all of this to live this life that is judged so harshly just walking down the street it's something that to tell that story takes so much courage where did you get the courage to open up to the filmmakers and to everybody and say my story is important what helps you tell that story that have occurred because. i mean. i have over two hundred foreigners that actually get the gaffer i mean i'm the one who would everybody gathered for me. it would be no problem to open them up to the cameras to open up so that people would. let me ask you this. story check it is

a protective group you know you know you know you're in for good reason because because you know when you look at the histories of most people in the group you talk about people who you know have been you know attacked abused stabbed even even raped at one point one time or another. but your activities are also just you know restricted to self-defense you know you are in the film and you also admit to fights prostitution go through your lives the streets you know shadow economies and things like that. and people you know i think it's hard for people sometimes to sympathize with the person that they immediately connect to cry you know you you broke this law one point your life i can sympathize with you now what will people learn from this film and your story that will help to kind of have a better idea of the dangers you know facing. by ameri youth who are out there on the streets who are out there in the communities that most people would rather drive. like i want everybody to understand like it

everybody goes through something like everybody. and i have that to me. is that a lot of people who really want to come out see like me i mean come out. and and i always knew i was. actually coming out then i crossed the raf and i knew i wanted to be a transgender i want to be a one man i wanted to be and that's what i thought i want to be a want doesn't want to be for i came from dance if i get in there anybody and i like it they can really be they think they can really do damn lie i mean just talk about it more like it just random person really really could talk to him just like i talked to him i mean like it's a matter of people like there's a lot of people respect us on my space the edge of the sikh community like they were becomes less and they will spill everything like they would say that everything that they want to. do. so he comes and i think i've been watching a movie that would allow for me and then when he comes to india like he will be

doing i. always tell people to go watch the movie. and what is checking my brain. never heard it was someone heard of dr who but i never heard of him go watch the movie. starts a conversation you know we did and i think the i think was what we want people to take away from the movie too is to see why things happen and why kids are in the street why they're homeless why they're shoplifting why they're prostituting it doesn't come out of a vacuum there is a reason the kids most of them this is not the life that they chose it was the life that they were forced into and were any of us in similar situations where we homeless at the age of nine or had no food to eat we would probably do the same thing so i think we're hoping that people will look at these kids and understand where they're coming from and not judge them i think that's what helps us sometimes

and you understand it's a lot of the sort of there's a beauty in that struggle because it makes you so much stronger because it gives you that sort of experience to understand you know not just yourselves but but other people. now how it isn't it isn't as if everyone just sat around and waited for them to be saved it's like we're just going to you know eventually it wasn't just a documentary about. this group of people in this sad story. you didn't take it lightly you decided to find a way to find joy in a way to sort of call yourselves can we talk about that because it's fashion and you figure this this this world it's such a beautiful story i'm just kind of flustered by it because it was like that. in all i mean part of the structure of the story is the kids have an opportunity to go to camp there. all very obsessed with fashion and makeup and the aesthetic and so they jumped at the opportunity and they go through this campaign and they decide to

start their own fashion line that's actually comes at the end but that's what the checkout are actually doing now they started their own store people can go to the store it's one nine hundred twenty martin luther king boulevard southeast d.c. they can buy their products they're selling stuff they're designing stuff so they were able to take the skills that they have as gang members as being in the streets and take that savvy and the wherewithal and. turn it into something really positive which is the store and that's what they're doing is it is it is it difficult i mean are you you know when you run in a year you know we're kind of running into other kids out there. is it is it is it difficult to reach out to them and say hey look we have something really amazing right now and you guys can you know you need to hear this are you getting pushback or have you built up enough of a kind of a good positive rep in the community that other kids are going to you.

know a lot of people know about it to be an automatic. that's going on right now all right but i mean they always came to me and i. mean they're going to come to me and it was like yes. and i want to i don't know now and also they come to me to me also write me. and they blow out thank you thank you for open the door. but i have a lot of people who actually come to me and they're actually for me and i. really like the. document because i was dealing with a whole lot of. people who would be people but then we stop and. be fine with the people. given right now am i crazy could be in a bar again so close. by just a. little but you know i used to be terribly good at doing is now and i'd like to

hear from the ones that we really really would be. thank you. for sure you're good to people to draw water to you you know you just are right and for them to stop for. the beautiful stuff when it's really powerful group work at your door the other spend their inspiring kids you know they're giving them hope because they see what they can do and that they can get out of the situation that they were in and do good things really get house door down so i defy you. to be. like you know once we get everything right everything's going to be everybody can come and the community. has come just like you have fun with. it we never have and we get it now so i'm trying to raise the money is going to people check you. out of that struggle that you find the most beautiful things come out you know you don't you don't become

a and amazing artist and artists are filmmakers or anything where they said everything my life was perfect and daisies and rainbows them and i decided to come up with this brilliant story or tell this story i feel like those it's really important and having that connection back to the community is. because you are finally what do you want what would you like the world to know about these kids and i'll ask you you know. you know how can people help you know sort of british reporters right well i mean there's two ways people can help one is concretely support the check at. check it enterprises dot com go to their stores one nine hundred twenty martin luther king southeast d.c. so they can do that concretely become a mentor reach out to these kids donate material sewing machines skills all kinds. and stuff like that so reach out really concretely to these kids very easy to do.

in the beginning scientists believe the birth of the universe created equal parts of matter and anti-matter and when they met they literally on na elated each other in a barrage of energy but eight decades ago in one nine hundred thirty seven and italian physicists naima tore a. positive the theory of that there was another kind of particle that was both matter and anti-matter at the same time soon after on march twenty fifth the nine hundred thirty eight were drawn at mt everest beggared cones and disappeared into thin air and now the particle he theorized has been found while the smoking gun reaction from it has been found nicknamed the angel particle after the damned brown of all your jewels and demons a team from stanford university predicted where to find the majority on a for me and so what's so great about a self destructing long last molecule well if harnessed it could increase the average power of computer processing by hundreds of millions of times and while it

could be decades till we see the angel particle used in computing who knows what scientists could discover next angels and demons particles on board oh well i only know we have to show as. well not as our show for you today and remember gold in this world will not told the world what a sword told the wall i love you i am tired robot and i'm top of the lawless people are watching those talks and i'll be a great day and night what. is it with me because they can all get a little slow. you know they have the muslims plus i'm a lawyer but i you. know both of us but i'm going to get sort of kind of the run up

side of this yes or could be a bump on a hand just know she refused to go in that the city. where they. he won't get a specific good area to run for immigrants it's hit and miss we never really know for sure but this has been a active area. next year so i. don't know where when i started no i. think a sure new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media control the

voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. the republican controlled congress can unite around trump's legislative agenda but with democrats there in unison when it comes to punishing russia for alleged meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election russia will brush off new sanctions as it did three years ago but the europeans won't. it's a very rough terrain you so it's rough climates and you have to find suitable for them if. it was gunshots on top of them and so many friends say what happened in that moment have been even. don't let me back up.

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the. the new sanctions passed by the u.s. house of representatives will damage europe's energy interests. also this hour former islamic state fighters returning to europe leaving the authorities struggling for a coordinated way to deal with the. reasons why they went if we can get them back and wanted to. put them on the extremist course is. that i think that they have an opportunity and should be no difference whether it's man woman or child thousands of jihadists already ruled. by the government why do we need more. of an undercover.