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a report. i'm asked eyes or this is the kaiser report look at the look at this this is key lime cheesecake look at that jason get a good look at this this is. a man it's totally out of it's terrible you can't really sick and the reason i bring this up is because this really is inspiring to me i don't know i look at stacy and i'm thinking this is when i spoke to stacey this is what i see. on stilettos. and i see. figure stacy apparently can't. just have it that's what being marriages are all about. in the crypto world you can have your key lime pie he needed to

coin bond launch brings digital currency step closer to world of high finance japanese financial information firm fisk oh announced monday that it is experimenting with the country's first bitcoin backed bond news follows other announcements in the last several weeks for bitcoin options futures and an exchange traded fund tracking bitcoin derivatives and the us maps keyser derivatives market entering the big space bonds futures is this a good thing bad thing would do you think you know this is amazing because i think of jim records i think of royce about the c.e.o. of gold money and jim records of course is a world famous author author of. gold plus currency war plus the everything stinks and we're going to hell i think is another one road to ruin road to ruin and of course jim first royce of was saying that you know

tax factor for bitcoin is a vulnerability that will never be overcome and then you know one of these big blocks three and i confuse of blocks a block stream says we're going to launch satellites and take you know into the satellite ray you know and bypass i.s.p. so that attack vectors been dealt with then a car thinking like jim rickards also jim the coins of currency and i'll say now there's no depth to it show me where there is a big cooling bomb and show me a good coin both of them so as jim records ok i'll show you but going by this right here in fact in japan right here this part almost a trillion dollars but actually go system that you're missing because you have orthodoxy that your own willing. to challenge the same thing that most economists face as they say into the sunset of irrelevancy sorry buddy but that's just the way it is of course this brings liquidity to the market and this is often

a big problem with big quiet you'll see it tumble by a ten fifteen percent in one day or go up that much in one day partly because of the absence of liquidity so do you think this will deliver liquidity to the markets yes that's the point the liquidity the depth of markets including all kinds of derivatives and bonds and everything you say in the modern financial markets are extending into bitcoin another question is would i buy a big coin bob and the answer is probably not because i'd rather just on bitcoin a bond by definition you have a limited return based on the coupon of that bond whereas if you're going to buy big going out right you don't have any upside. cap you know you can just ride the price of bitcoin of course converse lee with a bond you're going to get your principal back at maturity so that's why people buy bonds but. in the case of bit coin has some of the key lime pie. having trouble breathing this is pretty gross you know that the international audience watching us

here but not a lot of people just had a sympathetic reaction anesthesiology i think it's called where your vision mixes with another sense in this case your sense of smell so people actually just smell of key lime pie and they're all the factory senses collectively when the going to go they're going to run a key lime pie i predict if you do go search on google key lime pie cheesecake tonight you'll see a spike based on my burke right anyway so you know there is another group of people who will say well now that there are going to be derivatives and futures and bonds and all sorts of paper contracts available on big coin just like we saw in the gold and silver market say bankers will enter and start manipulating you defrauding other investors in the market by using the paper to set a paper price rather than physical price well i think that's interesting because in the gold mining industry there's a lot of turncoats a lot of people in gold mining industry we saw this with american barrick for example they would hedge their output of gold and they would be in cahoots with the

wall street bankers taking a quick buck and destroying the gold market as we know it and this is endemic across the gold mining spectrum in the end the industry a lot of sellouts people it could go for example they write a lot of slam pieces i'm not sure why lists are doing some underhanded business over there which i suspect but with bitcoin you have really zealots that are going to i think resist the approaches from wall street scoundrels and they're going to let this thing ride you know we've got to get two hundred thousand dollars per bitcoin to capture approximately twenty percent of the market cap of gold i think. on over a bit maine says she didn't mention that notion as you know. he's about jihad in the big clients face i don't know there's a there's a guy who could be you know potential threat you know bit coin cash. you know things are happening but there's even that the thing is that they're the whole

market entering into such a wall of fraud in the derivatives industry you could have the worst banishment on planet earth of the big client space and still you could get to a trillion dollar market cap the market cap right now is about seventy four billion dollars up and down up to fifteen percent today so he could be it could be one hundred ten billion by the time this airs or it could be fifty billion so who knows how many roger vero vera nomics you know rogers verizon saying you don't understand economics i do leading up to big cash and people are saying come on roger just give us a break just for those maybe roger is not wrong just for those who might not follow the ins and outs of the drama of bitcoin big queen cash is not big cash is another currency it's not it's for just such just a little know because they might be confused now watching burn off but don't consider it something off it's a spread a big deal but going back to this products being offered in japan is being tested fisk goes three year bond was issued by its digital currency exchange unit for an

internal trial on aug tenth according to a google translate of the press release the bond has a three percent annual interest rate and returns big coins when it matures the total worth of the bond was two hundred or nine hundred thousand dollars at the prices at which this is being reported back john would allow a large institutions to store value using the digital currency and potentially be more open to accepting big coin as payment well mrs watson abhi the mythical japanese housewife who moves for x. markets over the years because in japan they have huge savings they have a lot of cash and the housewife manages the money the husbands are drinking themselves to death at work the famous salary men they find corpses in the subway system every day and she's training for x. and doesn't care about her has been. dead for months and why. doesn't even know she's busy fighting for her ex and if she grabs hold of it coin and you have all these mrs watson abi you know they never talk about bitcoin amongst japanese

housewives in tokyo one word keeps coming up. and i say which way is because i'm going mr watson i'll be. so you know it's a self-fulfilling prophecy that a little sabi will get nice friday night you know there's a lot of single but go ahead i'm sorry of course big question was invented by the nakamoto to definitely has a japanese name whether or not he really is such finnish it could be cultural appropriation we don't know but he could have just culture appropriate it from mrs watanabe if the press should go and hire all my culture can be appropriated all you want all day long. and here is a nice sentence for again so people smooth can you tell i own a lot of good cards. well. here's for people who again you know are new to this because i spaced it is this is a new. story being covered by the mainstream media so

a lot of people might have only just heard about it if they hadn't been tuned in to report back in two thousand and twelve and thirteen but historically this is a good paragraph where crypto currencies were very much a domain for crypto anarchists and tech savvy people and that has changed in the last couple of years said nicholas nicolaus c.e.o. of swiss based digital currency broker bequests wis quote this means a whole new ballgame of people are going to get access to the market well you know there's been a brick get it this is barry silbert in new york his company which i know the list the ticker symbol is b g b t c but what you have this company greyscale grace scale grace that is about from game of thrones isn't that what they have like the people the grayscale the raw people. greystone maybe i forget the name of the i think changed that's going to be trending now on google to grayscale or greystone but berry still work just look up as a name not related to muriel silber who had a discount brokerage firm in the one nine hundred seventy s. i don't think barry can correct me if i'm wrong but i met her

a few times. in the eighty's he called the time line very sober he said the show on this show you know i said we go from an arc of capitalists and cypherpunks to early adopters to more serious players and to banks to wall street the or the wall street i think was this is the year that he called it now or heading into the year all reserve banks australia as a reserve banks think about buying bitcoin i thought chinese people's you know people's people bank of china p.p.o. see first i thought russia was going to you know russia a year ago when i was at the world economic forum in st petersburg that was actually i three years ago three years ago i told the kremlin people that they should get into big point and it was like trading under fifty bucks just seen a max of not speak to anybody in the kremlin he was standing on the corner of somewhere in paris and i was there i was going to tonto i got i jacked it from the

panel that's true because i made some fun of people but i was there but you know what a lot of people say people like democrats will say that it is a cult i think it is also called it a cult so just so you know there are these crypto anarchists out there and one day they could rise up and like. keeping with our game of phone thrones theme you know they could be like the fundamentalists coming out in the cold resistant because it's after just riveted consensus has distributed trust it's bitcoin solves for trust it's a mathematical formula that solves for trust think about all the institutions in your life that require trust you trust people on the road are going to be not crashing into you trust that the doctor is professional you trust the hospital is working in a trust third parties all day long bitcoin is the first trust less international currency that doesn't require trust it just requires consensus to buy into every ten minutes the protocol and why would you not be buying into this protocol if

you're getting fabulously wealthy or watching such a biased collapse oh we've got to go darn it well we're back after the break don't go away. they're not ones that close enough lives up to let down one man it's in a town the definitions and i'm back in the. south. taking the city. down. and then you're going to bring. how we think i'm. being led. the way. to the other beach. south. to the list get to him if one means or let's just say you know. this them tokyo

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apparently better than food. and see people you've never heard of love went back to the night my president of the world bank paid was really. serious like send us an e-mail. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm asking as are time now to return to wolf rector of wall street dot com wolf welcome back thank you for having me back mike all right well hunter we're talking about geopolitics economics debt china america germany i want to return to the theme of china you know china is running these huge deficits and they're the emerging empire in the world but a lot of folks observing what they're doing in china think that it's a big bubble it's a ponzi scheme it's going to blow up kyle bass out of texas is one of these folks he's got a big as ron is shorting china in

a big way is it true maybe you can fill me in on this is a true that the government china is aware kyle bass and his ilk those has fun guys shorting china and it just riles them up to try to kill the stores by going in the market and putting on trains to compete with the hedge funds is that is that purely anecdotal no substance to what or what do you see what have you heard what china certainly has a very adversarial relationship with short sellers and the stock market crash you know they're arrested some of them they made short selling illegal in many ways and you can't do that with a foreign short seller bass so they have to play by the rules and when called to ask a man out with. is short he did a very publicly scathing report on china and surely the thor it is picked up on

that it was all over the media and you know the chinese authorities reacted actually at the time. and you know one thing shorts always forget a lot of times is when they're trying to attack and. our country is the tools that this country has at least in the short term and that's what a short so it's looking at it's not looking at twenty a time here it is looking to make a trait and that trade has a timeframe and if if the country can coordinate orchestrated its policies and forces to to blow that short out of the water they'll do that and this case. you have a central bank you have a government and a half a major government owned banks all coming together and you know since sense though a mountain was made the currency went up three percent against the dollar and there was a cost that was a short against against a currency and so it has

a sense risen about three a little bit more percent against the dollar. china has successfully cracked down on capital flight at least a large extent we've seen the united states found acquisitions by china in the united states have essentially crashed over the last few months. and that's not just. industrial companies but also real estate commercial real estate and others so that that supports their currency it supports their reserves the feeling stranger sars. and it has really tripped out well as one of the solid bets of the last three years which is to short the currency because it had declined against the dollar essentially straight for three years until the end of two thousand and sixteen and then it turned around and so this year it's turned around and it's going up. so you know that yeah i think it's kind of nuts to go out and tell the chinese authorities that i'm going to bet against you i personally

think that's a very courageous bet and i wouldn't want to take it so i'm moving right along you know we've got china plans at least five years ahead of its economy. and the wind is the workers it's got industrial policy we also had industrial policies as we became the global. perrier and i states we no longer have industrial policy is stated as such is that mistakes of the us be really managed so the government step in and manage the us economy more actively in the same way china does to compete with china while probably managing the economy in the yes it would not be a good idea but i think there are a lot of policies that we have that impact trade that are not very good and the way we are encouraging companies to offshore i think that's a problem a tax code is a problem and it needs to be thrown out in the replaced there are

a lot of policies in the united states i think that need to be fixed. and that have to store did. they condom in the united states so i think it's more a problem of having the wrong incentives in place than trying to for a few people to to manage to micromanage the economy itself i think that will fail in the united states economy can manage itself quite well i think if if if the proper incentives are there and you know the low interest rates in the united states a key all these things that really distorted. our the whitechapel is being deployed we you know companies are focusing more on share buybacks they're the last big purchases of stocks out there and they're focusing on on expanding their businesses doing research and other things so we've given them financial incentives to do their own thing and obviously that's. that's not very helpful

and. yeah automation will continue to kill jobs in the united states it will also build other jobs that is a process we can't stop but i think we can change the incentives we can change the tax code we can deal with. the incentives there cost companies to buy back their own shares are used to be illegal in our company. can buy back its own shares and it's considered stock manipulation now it can you know and that's a that's a very big thing and we're not looking at three trillion dollars over the last five years or so that hasn't been invested in production that hasn't been invested in developing new products and expansions that's just just disappeared and now all of that money was borrowed money so the debt still out there. and there's no productive energy there to pay for that debt so i think you know those are things we can address without really having five people managing the entire economy now i

make a good point there that a lot of the stuff that has to be illegal is now legal like buying back your company's stock used to be illegal now it's legal because it manipulates the price the stock any stig's that can a stock options tie to the price of the stock and if you can borrow money from the federal reserve bank at zero percent interest and buy back shares in your own company watch the stock price go up in your a warning or soft stock options for pennies on the dollar and you're cashing in for ten twenty thirty dollars an option you're essentially transferring wealth from the real economy into the pockets of these kleptocrats enabled by the central bank so the central bank is acting in a way that mitigates any notion that america is a free market capitalist society. the price of money is dictated by central authority this is no different than in china or in russia aren't anywhere else in the world and america can't seem to get over the fact that it's no longer a capitalist society the forest is crashing it much and would be much better if

everyone just wore him out outfit and sang the chinese national anthem because that's closer to what you have in america economically speaking but you know weeks we check in with you from time to time to see how the san francisco property market is doing and engaged in an epic bubble and people are on deathwatch suicide watch isn't ready to collapse yet ours are more alive to the san francisco property bubble wall for after the two sides to the commercial parts of apartment rent and there the homes of people own and apartment rents have started coming down and they have they've reached extraordinary levels to war people just couldn't afford them anymore and a huge supply of new condos and apartments coming on the market a lot of the condos that a big old are investor owned and or rented out and so that that impacts around market rents have come down quite

a bit since the peak in two thousand and fifteen we've also seen incentives crop up . and that's that's new for san francisco really happens now on the housing prophesied condos and even houses peak in two thousand and fifteen and then kind of flat lined and that sort of stayed up and down a little bit but i think the flat maybe with a slight downward trend on joe until may would head pick spike in prices in may particularly in houses and so we'll have to see the other some as volatile we'll have to see how that works out whether that was just a temporary spike or whether the bubble will come continue to go on. obviously and i'm just doing the report on that right now. now is getting so expensive that people can't afford to live here anymore so they're leaving companies are leaving. the employment growth in san francisco a year over year and i just got the number today is like one thousand two hundred

jobs in the last twelve months which is they used to be twenty five thousand jobs a year even now and enjoying the peak of the so the last six months the employment growth has just withered away and meanwhile we're getting all these new housing units being built so yeah we're looking at some fundamental issues here that the san francisco housing market will have to deal with and probably starting in the far wall so negative employment growth i mean keep up these numbers on a monthly basis but right now it's close to zero and if the trend continues by next fall it will be a shrinking employment base or shrinking label force and end of the learning supply of housing so you know just basic supply and demand that you know later something will have to give and finally one of silicon valley they've got a lot of hope and hype around these soft driving cars artificial intelligence a lot of other telepathic knowledge isn't. doesn't immediate humans out of the economy do you believe that i kind of purely bought an algo driven economy deliver

of the prosperity of offer all there. now i don't think they can deliver any kind of prosperity. maybe on the contrary if they happen on a commercial basis you know year those four million five million professional drivers out there that are liable to lose their jobs. this will not be good news for them and it will be very difficult for them to find a slot somewhere else but in terms of self driving cars happening yeah they're happening and now there's there are thousands of them on the road right now being tested. it's a technology that's still very expensive they're you know they're they're not production montes a hand built prototypes at their experiment. in with. so ford's thinking that by two thousand and twenty one it will have its first car which out of steering wheel out there can be used by. by right hailing companies like

taxi companies are right your companies their companies are a little bit different timeframe but that's kind of what we're looking at five five years from now you'll you'll see them show up in some numbers. you know a lot of money is being spent on this and every company is shared and trying to go just on the forefront google and never build a car but they're trying to build a system that runs these cars and this is very new competition for for detroit and for the automakers overseas and so there are there is here is the struggling to to get their arms around this technology now people are not comment sections always funny how people reacted after having caused all this and i had never happened i said this five years ago when the only thing out there was it's all google pod i'm not a parking lot and they're saying it now when we have thousands of cars and traffic going through different cities in the world yeah and so this technology is start to be functional. human drive is

a terrible thirty seven thousand people were killed last year by human drivers so these algos only have to be better than human drivers and that shouldn't be that hard to do yeah well taloqan a on off there i may make a good point i'll thank you science going to stop a lot of these industries including the sexpot industry well thanks for being on the kaiser report see speed you say thank you x. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guests well for xor of wall street dot com if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report ental next time buy you off. to a bank. what politicians do something against. they put themselves on the line. to get

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constitution at the request of the european union. yes it did a balanced budget would give priority to price stability. pushing aside the right to work the right to health and the right to a decent wage. for example. it will have binding ethicists and deep permanent counter this stronger sell of trades by each and every one of you as you go its debts and deficits is important. it helps prevent a petition of the sovereign debt crisis you know all that has to convince your politicians and voters that this treaty is an important step to bring to your own back into safe waters. a cooperative is based its mission precisely on those rights that a balanced budget questions and over the years it is given work to almost three

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many europeans are asking themselves is why the austerity policies are being followed despite the severe harm that they have caused to one hundred this is the truth be considered is that the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision makers so one of the consequences is to weaken labor slowly dismantle the welfare state social democratic the tree provisions developments which were europe's a great contribution to modern civilization in the post so. do you need to defend those that haven't. posted much of that is. due to

the. degree in the. you know it will play or just simply. if it is true that blind a big economic dog most is building a society that humiliates the weak instead of protecting them maybe it's even worse pitting them against each other turning some victims into oppressors are victims that are weaker than that but who could judge described effects accuse cannot settle on man oh. maybe he got me that he's out a lot and got it all on don't ask as an. adult saw that on about that by now that yeah ok.

so the. reason i got this out of. the front. of. faison gentleman the vice president. very pleased to welcome you to our press conference. who will now report on the outcome of today's meeting of the governing council. to the north did you need dorsey because of the hour when the been fun there are just where the dogs are man they're going to carry all it can ever compare to see go to the american prairie frantically carville and matthew. they must be almost confounded with him over the matter noir compared to palin they lack the will to carry all of the need for a third of our. troops i mean what are we worrying about then why can't we just

spend spend spend fourteen fifteen sixteen trillion dollars and continue on this path what the problem i think debate about that. well there's no problem the only real issue here the only thing that we have to consider is whether or not that spending at some point leads to an inflation and the only way that's going to happen is when the government spends beyond the capacity of the economy to produce in other words when every single person in this country who is able to work is working and when all of our resources are used up and you spend beyond that that's when you have a sustainable inflation that's the real issue we should be talking about that's the question we should be asking ourselves and frankly with a nine percent unemployment rate and millions of people at a work and industrial capacity far below what our potential is and millions of on whole unsold homes and all this other excess capacity that we have what we should be doing is increasing demand and the way that we do that in an economy where most

people are trying to cut back their debt is for the government to step in and stimulate demand by spending on infrastructure on education on health care on basic research and development on transportation on alternative energy. some time ago president mario draghi explained the main objective of the current issue. policy in times of economic crisis it might be by stimulating demand spending on infrastructure education health research transport alternative energy or by reaching a lower inflation rate but not just in trying to present. it to accelerate their return the inflation to levels below but close to two percent. gets you wanted if that's your several reasons why this is not good for the economy if inflation is negative right that means that those who have in debt

and find it increasingly difficult to service that. and that leads to a situation where demand to be weak and the economy can hold the groove it's like being in a trap that prevents us from grooving again so we have to fight this with is this economy thing don't think of the despair out these these bare at the. it's growth that good eastbay out the better because there might be even thinking you're welcome mr president we're glad you're pouring billions of euros into the financial markets rather than the real economy. seemed wrong but. just don't call. me to call it yet to shape

out this day because etiquette and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were yourself and taken your last wrong turn. caught up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry if i only could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly

promised to never be like it said one does not need a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different to speak to now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. if. you thought the so that i should study in the need to know stuff. to be able to run into these that these are all the stumbled out the gita. took up. a subtle code in order. to serve the doctors when the weather will be out of their will over me in the treatment the police report from the sad news. offered no means that i leave the.

us over anything they will stop though this still did us for example just so perfect in full bodied us and got a little bored with you on the knuckles or think that. your a pinball. that is. awesome. mission. so what is the value of the constitution today in the european. and they do in the coastal feeling a little bare. in two thousand and five europe in trying to attain a constitution but france and the netherlands had rejected it in a referendum they argued that european bureaucrats outrageously ignored social

issues favoring big business isn't of any of these born and when i say yeah base out to the east could be that a leftist of course there are many already there. we're just getting to know what is. going on and there is another author put up in the good man will lead to. those to be thought. about the need to say to him in the mean this spectacular is spectacular i've just said that i thought they were bait. me that said don't doubt that the deed is born. when it came out of course you can see on a map. they can in fact all these want to. listen. to just he said oh it's the century ship leads you up there and i through it of course is the center of the new courses so that it's when it comes to cern to see what it pays.

very well of course to finish it you put your favorite man in the open let me remind you is at least country to begin with a new mutable words. the european union aims to become the most innovative a successful economy in the world over the next ten years. famous last words as the . it's interesting to see the reaction in europe when some political figure suggests that maybe people should have a voice in what happens to them several times in greece there have been proposals for a popular referendum trish pope and crucially two groups. much

of us to go to the us so many. to be. one of them. but. for somebody who's. in the middle. east peace isn't it seems is the skin saying isn't being. done with us and is close to putting those fleeting. mullick in us is not much of a business little nugget of gold seem another let's. close a sleeve reaction was. incredulous could you dear ashcombe population already happening to them it's not their business and their to follow orders we make decisions about when to my proposed.

that's right and the duke of and find a compromise somewhere between a. but they were imposing upon us and our electoral mandate and. elections cannot be allowed. to repeat that elections cannot be allowed to change the program agrees was punished severely. unsettling for daring to call a referendum in which people do trust them so the european rulers posed even harsher conditions as a savage. i think to be understood as a warning to others not to get this crazy. to democracy in many. ways though that this is no democracy is a big difference that deficit is always there is not enough. zero zero is it i think a number under democracy in the dictionary you read this democracy is a system of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and

exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation the main instrument of this participation is the right to vote which after centuries of battles has finally become universal in the western world. one of the last episodes is the referendum which allowed british citizens to choose whether to remain in the e.u. a complex and delicate decision in the economic and political scenarios of today's europe after the victory of breck's of the british prime minister had been accused of excess of democracy for allowing a popular consultation i representatives of the european institutions and several intellectuals have ridiculed the citizens who voted for bracks it especially the elderly and farmers accusing them of ignorance selfishness and racism whose decision would create an economic disaster for britain and threaten the stability of the e.u. . whether this alarmism is founded or not perhaps the real danger of this story is

that it has questioned the fundamental principles of democracy what is the state of health of democracy in europe today. that's the. only thing that. a. yes when. they. say. that it is going to be a bad song and i thought it evolves it for civil. in the meantime. economy you just keep it kind of the. day to day.

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poverty inequality there is no alternative to individual lives and greed and the law of the strongest. don't need me to fight it wasn't always. the people. in the town so could one of them but i did us. so you all have got it out the taste of any. channel by that. not. just one week later cloudier called an extraordinary meeting with the shareholders this time the topic on the agenda was not banks not the missing mommy or relations with the town council bones dogs sprinter's running with a bag over their head and pigs and she talked about the fact that maybe she was

crazy just like those people under her care but it was time to stop bumping into the window pane like a fly wants to escape. it was time to fight in the larger room to defend the dream born to. twenty four years before. me so for me it is more economical. by the usual the more we need the. fuel may make one trip to visit it but i'm. hopeful but you know we see. only at. the only death we dip in the nose because the tool this is all the negotiation

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the headlines on r.t. international in syria the u.s. led coalition has exchanged with. is the interests of nato allies in the country. to be saved from my soul in iraq still struggling for life. one of america's top universities which prides itself on its work with the indigenous community is saying no. that's being claimed by

a native american tribe. and swedish police say the number of so-called no go zones across the country now totals sixty one with local businesses terrified by crime in such areas. they sell drugs openly they carry weapons there has been quite a lot of shooting very brutal mistreatment of entrepreneurs' a lot of robbery. so just only at o'clock on wednesday morning here in moscow thanks for joining us on our international we have your latest world headlines. relations. between nato allies america and turkey are again in the spotlight after u.s. led coalition forces exchanged fire with turkish backed rebels and near the syrian

city of mann bridge jacqueline berger explains how the events unfolded. the u.s. has found itself between a rock and a hard place in syria namely between kurdish and turkish forces both of whom are supposed to be american allies but consider one another anime's and it seems tensions are on the rise with a coalition spokesperson revealing that u.s. backed forces exchanged fire with pro turkish rebels not once but several times in recent weeks when patrolling areas held by the forces turkey supports. patrols that have been conducting patrols in the area to keep tensions down received multiple times over the course of the last two weeks now the u.s. has told turkey to pass on to the rebels they support that firing on u.s. led coalition forces is quote not acceptable adding that patrols will continue and warning that coalition forces are always prepared and ready to defend themselves if need be which is not exactly the kind of dialogue you'd expect between two major powers meant to be important friends and allies but the reality of the situation is

that northern syria is now a metaphorical minefield of possible clashes with conflicting alliances that could unravel at the slightest misstep. turkey remains a nato ally and an important part partner in the fight against dash we expect both those relationships result to our relationships to continue. going to continue to work with the white b.g. as a part of the overarching syrian democratic forces. america i told you many times you either side with us or those terrorist organizations you

haven't had a good grasp of them and that's why the region has tended to. see. up till now america has more or less managed to navigate the murky waters between the turks and kurds even deploying a number of troops to northern syria months ago with the specific task to turn the two parties from attacking one another but that effort has met with little success leaving few surprised in the wake of these recent skirmishes in fact conflicts like this one have been a long time coming if it's and then american military advisers go to. fool seats with no kids american. whether with carries on with the will of assad by accident if you rockets can hit them. now the u.s. was of course never invited into syria but rushed in anyway perhaps without fully understanding the lay of the land now washington finds itself trying to keep peace

between its own partners all the while distracting from the real enemy at hand i still just r.t. washington d.c. . specialist emery callus gun believes the interests of washington i think are in syria and now i'm no longer the same. there might be two things on the table first of all there's a lack of actually cooperation between the two sides basically turkey doesn't inform the americans or do i said or so or the second option might be this might be a mistake and of course there's a third option which is more dangerous that turkey does not control the few syrian army any more today indeed united states and the americans interest are not any more overlapping because for the future of syria and turkey. turkey is interest all quite different than the american ones. where the battle to force i saw from war torn iraq has devastated civilian lives and parts of the country with children

particularly affected in fact even before the liberation of mosul and the battle for tal afar the number of youngsters are reportedly desperate in need of help exceeded that of five million there are no present day figures but that number is now expected to be much higher and that is what our guys the now takes a look at what problems these children face in their struggle for life. these children have seen more bloodshed and agony than most adults will in a lifetime nearly ninety percent of children have lost a member of a family either they were kidnapped or killed and when they were escaping from the fight many of them have lost family members they were shot at from behind or to falling on booby traps it has been a horrible experience helicopter flights that are. dropping down on the floor and. some of them my some of them feel when they see for

a mess some of them feel when they see you know people that they are not comfortable in with some of them shut up and say no what for quite a long time until they could actually opened up definitely they call the extreme distress and also physically unfortunately in one of them a wounded. many of the hospitals who visit confirmed that. the biggest number of civilians they have in the hospitals are children traumatized in mind and body but alive lucky by local standards though let's be frank stuck in orphanages and refugee camps in iraq and you believe given the sheer magnitude of the problem thousands and thousands of orphans are little. do you believe you can adequately help them we are helping those sold and we see

certainly we don't have enough resources the children are almost everywhere but ultimately the support comes from family from government and the extended family that once we connect children there everybody scheme to receive them and the support of the problem is making the connection to all of these orphans iraqi. so many foreign children of isis fighters. it is much better of foreign children were reunited with their families they will have problems here with documents in schools with health care they need their families love problems is putting it lightly in iraq tribal culture venerates blood feuds and revenge isis harmed millions there are those who would use these children who hate them for what their parents did. vulnerable for abuse they are vulnerable for trafficking. or for. any

danger that children are exposed to in today's technology any. bad group. could get those children and harmed them some of these lost children a raped their assaulted abused and abandoned killed for their organs hated for the sins of their fathers the u.n. and unicef do what they can to protect them but there are too many getting them out is a reward unto itself. we helped identify and reunite a number of these shoulder and yet it isn't straightforward unicef for example once these kids identities protected fearing stigma or exploitation we know we

tell our children. if we do not allow our children to normalize tensions that we did not know how do we think of allowing a child that had gone through a. crisis. it's become a it's a choice you can shoe their faces for everyone to see and let their relatives recognize them pray that they find themselves one desperate young refugees among the rocks millions more i guess. from iraq it is already international a top u.s. universities on the defensive after a native american tribe and supporters set up a protest camp on the premises insisting the land was stolen from them hundreds of years ago and now they want it back we've done everything possible. through

the powers that be and. we're just of the. principle. we want this. to our. spiritual. home. brown university is considered one of the most liberal in the elite ivy league group of universities and colleges and says it prides itself on its work with students from the minority community now the university even conducted a study investigating its historical relationship to slavery and since taken action to rewrite its official history accepting the role of slavery in the development of the institution adding it now aims to enroll more african american students but brown also claims that warm relations with local indigenous tribes and hosts annual

meetings to raise awareness about minority group issues and it made headlines after renaming the federal holiday columbus day to that over indigenous people's day last year however when it comes to the tribes demands it's refusing to make concessions . the pa cannot get tribe is not recognized by the federal government or more importantly by the other federally recognized indigenous communities there is an important technical difference between holding need of ancestry and holding nation status and that is at the heart of the issue here in camp and has already been on the campus for more than one week the tribe insists it's staying there and also also also we're now going to take the case to court the co-founder of the code pink activist group thinks the dispute shows the university's progressive talk is just a facade. talk is cheap it certainly is the in thing now or corporations university. sports associations

to talk that talk about and have progressive they are to doubt the language. but when the call is for land to be given back or for reparations to be made for slavery or anything that involves actual financial restitution that's where you're out of the line. of a debate over freedom of speech in the us has reignited the state of california and now at the forefront of that disagreement to right wing rallies were canceled over the weekend reviving coals to impose legal regulations to control hate speech and its rhetoric on both sides of the country's political debate is escalating it's not clear who is going to be affected us america reports. banning or canceling right wing to rallies and even events featuring conservative speakers has become pretty commonplace within the past few months here in the u.s.

most recently organizers were compelled to cancel two rallies one in san francisco and the other in berkeley after facing heavy pressure from rival protestors and local authorities such demonstrations often attracting neo nazis and white supremacists even when organizers claimed they disowned those radical participants have been shut down in opposition to hate speech earlier this month the free speech rally in boston was labeled a white nationalist gathering despite denials by the events organizers we told you decide to hate so my message is clear to this group we don't want you we don't want you in boston common now with hate speech accusations being thrown around the us remains the only modern democracy in the world without a legal definition of hate speech resulting essentially in the term coming to mean i don't agree with the speech. us also happens to be a signatory to international human rights conventions that require member states to declare hate speech or the dissemination of ideas based on racial hatred

a criminal offense whether these speakers and rallies fall into that category however is largely subjective so where do we draw the line and if the us does eventually take a legal stand against hate speech would it not strike those accusing others of being white supremacists speech doesn't equal violence violence means that you're actually using force a threat of force a threat of injuring somebody a threat of killing somebody that to us is violence a business that chooses to support eight groups might for example five that it's customers go elsewhere so there are inherent checks and balances in the free market of ideas so i don't think this is a government matter at all i don't think the government has either the moral authority nor does it have the ability to handle this but as the battle between free speech and hate speech rages on u.s. lawmakers are left with a dilemma uphold free speech while protecting hate speech or strike

a balance like the rest of the modern world in protecting free speech but within certain reasonable limits the fact remains that until congress passes legislation that protects its citizens against hate speech the war of rhetoric will only escalate as both sides will defend their right to free expression but will also use hate speech as an excuse to shut down the other side of the spectrum. samir han r.t. washington d.c. . no go zones in sweden or back in a moment. in

case you're new to the game this is how it works the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington to washington controls the media the media and. voters elected to business to run this country business if. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . thanks for joining us here on r.t. international today a report by swedish police has revealed that in less than two years there's been

a dramatic increase in so-called no go zones across the country and what officials avoid using that preferring instead vulnerable areas the same problems remain.

we need to make a clear shift in direction we cannot continue in this direction ten more years society needs to do more we need to do more we need to focus on the serious the police report puts the number of vulnerable areas across sweden sixty one and up to five thousand criminals are believed to be living in them making up some two hundred criminal networks currently active there. a gross living in one such hotspot describe what life is like. you don't have no more than when you do not have insurance then an important tool is missing for business owners when you call the police and the police do not get to the scene then that's also a problem and on top of this police stations close one by one then the business people think i cannot protect myself i cannot carry a weapon to defend my business and society does not help. goon than

a foot of one of the basic requirements for becoming a successful entrepreneur is safety but the risk is quite big today if your life is at risk money does not help. in complete on in the these people have not been taken care of by society society needs to keep the youth busy make it difficult for them to end up in trouble you can start in primary school and continue until they are teens who are a little older they are being used by adults and in the past three years it has become like this they sell drugs openly they carry weapons i have heard that there are so many weapons in kissed that they could take over kissed in a few hours. because. there has been quite a lot of shooting very brutal mistreatment of entrepreneurs' a lot of robbery so the entrepreneurs have decided to change jobs or move to

another area the whole situation has worsened in the last three to four years the situation has become very difficult today security is equal to zero you are not safe at all. teachers and british schools are increasingly reporting cases of possible radicalization among students and it comes amid widespread criticism of a government initiative called prevent which is aimed at combating the problem the provided strata. he was introduced back in two thousand and six with three main objectives challenging ideology of supporting terror protecting barbel people and supporting sectors at risk of radicalization our critics claim it alienates muslim communities and it impacts human rights and freedom of expression earlier we discussed this with the founder of mothers against radical islam and shari'a tony bugel and. from the muslim council of britain. well first of all i think that the

numbers are actually that they're probably a lot higher because we have to ask ourselves how many are not being reported i think if these concerns are being brought forward by teaches them it's a real concern and one that we have to take very seriously and it's something that needs to be addressed now because it essentially is child abuse there is no other way of looking if you take a child and you teach a child that much hatred that to me is an awful thing to be teaching any child some of us are rightly concerned about the integrity of our country rightly concerned about the security of our people and rightly concerned about the issue of radicalization and terrorism get carried away by the perceived view of muslims and islam in this country i think what we need to recognize is that as a general thing to say i really get tired of this whole you or me don't know months or did that on the morning of a plane that's i would say you do do you come out with this rhetoric of some kind

of which on this is hatred towards muslims the problem you've got is these things are happening and when anybody says anything about it the first thing we're told is that we're islamophobia the fight against radicalization and terrorism is a fight of all of us muslims non muslims all ally and therefore we have to be extremely careful that we do not create a condition and a narrative in which almost are seen as suspect sometime that is what happens and i'm sorry if the offense be. bull that we need to take this very seriously he needs to be dealt with and i would also to help why is it your can ease in doing more muslim community is doing whatever it can and should do but we as a community has no greater responsibility than any other section of the society i see it again it is all of ours and we all have to fight and yes it was ideology and initiative had on you so we need to be careful i say let's stop being

careful and let's actually address this problem properly and tackle it head on without fear because that's what stops political correctness and fear is what stops us from actually addressing this problem. the german chancellor has found ourselves being heckled at a campaign rally with the general election in just under a month's time. when angela merkel proclaimed germany's a more colorful place when diversity is increased. you know what it comes to tough crowds this was probably around the toughest i think i've ever seen a certainly a sitting politician receive one of their own rallies just as soon as i go americal opened her mouth and said hello brandenburg she was greeted with an absolute chorus of boos and whistles her supporters certainly being drowned out with any applause

and at times the chancellor's own statements been dampened by the cough cough and that was coming from the crowd earlier on tuesday though i had a much more well very hospitable stage to speak to the german people from she was talking to the gathered press. and you all some a press conference in it she touched on a number of issues relations with poland and turkey neither of which are pretty really very good right now here in germany border controls throughout the shang end zone and she also said that she did not regret any decisions that she made back in twenty fifteen with relation to the migrant crisis and her opening of the borders to people to come here to germany she said that when it came to the major decisions she would make them all exactly the same again that's all well and good now but in the very recent past she has said something very different the sentence we can do

this is part of my political work but so much has been read into this every day expression it has become a simple model in the discussion around it has turned into an unproductive endless loop we didn't embrace the problem in an appropriate we the reason for that seeming change of heart may well be the polls angle or merkel certainly didn't receive a very good reception in brandenburg on tuesday evening but if you look at the polls from across the country she's sixteen to seventeen points ahead depending on who you look at and. at the moment it doesn't look like a new challenge is the social democrats and the martin schultz going to get anywhere near her despite being almost nailed on to win it according to the polls after the reaction she received in brandenburg on tuesday night the month can seem very long in politics and date is our international we are back with your world headlines in about half an hour.

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the more you become a number but all the numbers go inside of the i'm as good of a mozilla that it's a don't walk on the tracks or on the trail. run right off to the sidelines and also by doing that you're not leaving your tracks they see that your they're trying to walk on the harder the ground you don't want them to know that you are in their . third drinks observe better place you is better and. we are a volunteer organization made up of former military and law enforcement who come down here for seven to ten days a time and we saw dollars most of the wars weekend to the drug trafficking you know

and you could sit there and you could think that well that's just an old. well it's not it's a new one sitting on top of somebody else's if this is going on twenty four hours a day seven days a week you're not going to stop all of it when you're doing it with a nine to five shift mentality you have to come down in occupy the territory just like you would in a in a war. to us this is a war they're bringing in marijuana coke heroin meth and now they're bringing in sentinel says synthetic hair when. you can see other questions. that is there a big difference between male and female track. size depth the images are lighter smaller because you never have to worry about that out here to

do women or children out here i've seen. trackers be as his. and. biggest mexican nobody will ever meet and. fall him down had something heavy on because he was. illusia baghdad missile kuwait i did four tours in iraq one tour in afghanistan. got a plate my head my arm so my goal to stop the drug trade i'm from mississippi so i drive twenty five hours to get here. and there several at a steady state we got one from south carolina i think it's the right thing to do the government's not doing anything down here that much so we're here to to try to stop the drugs. the.

last time we chased eighteen of them. each one of them carrying twenty kilos of drugs. and they got it from us and so we call border patrol and border patrol get on the other side of the. kitchen when they come on the side. so if you look up there that's one of the towers that. that's our ninety million dollars and that towers what is supposed to be watching the border right now and then when that tower sees something they call the border patrol. and they try to get the gays in the air but it's so far away from anything that by the time they get here they're already fast. charlie bass.

world former military and law enforcement we know how to go about doing this and slow any time we run into somebody. but it was a ok we'll sit him down and then we ask him if they need any food or water or medical aid. regardless if you're bringing in jordan's or killing people in there then you know or if you're just sneaking into the country we don't want to see you die out there and be dying. horrible ways like. food water medical aid we call border patrol we'll put them up. listen this is why it opens people from seventy eight different countries come in through this length and the big problem is those who are that little was happening in europe fall by god we're going to help these poor people while you just let in

a whole bunch of bad guys because you don't know who the hell they are for because . society then our days is so politically correct they're afraid of offending somebody. may feel. you if i offend you. beth i'm trying to protect my people my family my friends so if you're offended i'm sorry and that's why they call us races and the reason.

for it as important as i'm helping them. i live here at the bunker if you could would you want to visit italy's days actually sit on the couch and i do this full time i would have stopped doing what i was doing then we would be oh well you know these guys out every single one of my guys would be very if i went to prison they have what's considered an aggravated only you know it could be anywhere from writing a bad check which is fraud and. the discharging a firearm we could be a small amount of drugs like unknowns used to be five pounds of marijuana i mean it's really very small so i want to be very upfront these people need to know like that there is a crime involved and they went to prison. i joined the military in one thousand

nine hundred eighty two thousand and one i served with the eighty second airborne i got with honorable discharge in two thousand and one after i got of the military i was involved where somebody shot a firearm in a vehicle i went to prison i was sentence for three years but only did a year and like eight months and then i was deployed in two thousand and four i came back to united states illegally got caught begin in two thousand and ten and i stayed in mexico ever since and opened up a shelter in two thousand and thirteen. if you commit an egg or a phony you could be deported that means people who served in the military they committed. their green cards will be taken away and spends the short and simple. didn't see.

right. right right. i'm in here for seven years now will deported in two thousand and ten on may eighteenth. yeah that was a day i'll never forget i was scared. i didn't know anybody didn't know the city. didn't know how to get around our only had thirty two dollars in my pocket. immigration took my my only form of id i had no id and now only had that money and i didn't know what to do i didn't know where to go and they just dropped off the board and say they go and you got to continue on a walk and try to figure it out on your own. oh. look at that.

the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into pigs these are the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policy is if you are in a situation of bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline the whole most a decade how good are the results. of these will by the. people to see what are. the climate was i mean to.

sound which must. think it's the sound of them. while the same measure is still in place to one of the consequences is to we. will first. of this is the truth be considered is the consequences are quite acceptable to the decision. possible no dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. her and. her brother. go crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life remember local reporters on the celestial gobbler to also show the photo of the traditional story some nuts come to buy him some money yes you've done as we've done just by the

leaves of a school monday but some of the wireless cities tried desperately not to collapse a powerful corporations collect the profit of issue don't include what you for example and probably a global new deal coffee cup a dollar your cologne in the bushes up the on saabs narco suppose it's only a. good part of a lot of data. traveling. as a tourist phobia of fear fell into an identity. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last turn. your act got up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry finally i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each

breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a game still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our ark and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters in mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. so you. go right. it is right.

over three hundred people but there's only about thirty names on here so whenever. you can put a name on the wall. my name was in up here and i've been here seven years so i was out of the loop. i feel like i'm tied in now becomes my. awful one one for all. so that people know that we're not just a number we're not just a group you know we're living. this just made it personal i mean this is no longer just about me but about all my brothers. especially the ones that have passed away that last. year while here in mexico we didn't have the chance to go back home. you know this is very very important now and this is now become.

just. told me i have no relatives here it's very. safe here organized crime runs this. three years when. you get deported i mean you're going to. stay even though you. just.

i think. it was. yes. yes yes. yes. it's all. my belongings right now. that's only my business cards for my business which i'm about to loose if i don't do something about it and still have my contractors license on hand and i don't have a crate and i don't have anything else but i. i do have only a fond. my go can be and three dollars and that's it. because that last days it is those but i had better get by saying i

don't want to go for it was big and i just got to say you know what i don't want to do whatever. they want to get into that is this book and it's interesting all of us at the globe where oh no i was. doing just what i do you know the symbolism of this i remember that when you have this elegant community i'm going to see a lot of money that is. good for the game flow i was in love with the end of the month and the. judge just. so i think it would. be. good to see that the president of the us this evening.

what happened is like following up with my paperwork to became one hundred percent documented i have to go to the immigration office be there once a week once. you have the room for yourself and bring proofs. so that in a way this last time when i showed up. i walk in the nine o'clock in the morning in. they was detain it according with the officer he said it very clearly i don't deserve to be here. as well remember you were not. own there the a minister of obama you are now on the mistress of donald trump. and that's the big change. i got arrested in

by five o'clock i was deported. it is a real nightmare because you get up in the morning at five thirty in the morning and you are home. with your family when. you go to sleep somewhere else is a shock. when your grandson. my oldest boy and see how you happy boy his. he loves the pirates. i really don't know what's plain my feeling right now i don't know if i want to fight when the rhyme nor what you know what what i can do. nothing they can do so. he there or out there all of this

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