it is reasonably so so that again it's not probably there is a little bit of an uptick at the start line or more of an uptick in the stock market because of what the tax law and a few things like that but on the other hand i think there are concerns over the longer term well that the markets seem to be very euphoric and they don't seem to be looking ahead but i think there are reasons to be a little more cautious than that. i don't know if you would agree with them but i think the american economy and. especially be the starting of history of the american economy poses a very interesting philosophical question of when your biggest weaknesses or biggest strength trade places so when your biggest weakness has become your strength. and then american economy in that sense is unique i think in both its exposure and its reliance on the rest of the world and i wonder if you believe that it can still be treated as a purely national economy should it be approached as an economy of one country or whether a larger considerations always have to come into play well i think that all of this

perhaps somewhat more swollen economies the large ones put all of us have to take into account the international repercussions of what we do because we are. which is of it is streaming kind of getting more and more independent not just the past hundred years despite what some people say but marco polo already was it greasy going to defend its way back when it's been going on ever since and even before that well but i don't mean sort of neighbor politician on taking advantage of your neighbor but i think what's interesting about the united states is that one appeared on the scene of his slogan putting america first it was very difficult for me to explain to my russian friends what he means because in many countries you are supposed to do that anyway you are not making that into your election slogan this is something that is presumed he will not be voted in if you are in my opinion the only way we were putting america first was the old policies we are not with the new policies because i think the biggest losers if those are carried through for what he said are going to be the americans but how would you balance the. nash. interest

and the interest of. international multinational companies which i still think have a certain influence perhaps bigger than expected on their merit mean maybe in some political ways they do but strictly on economic grounds in the longer term i think there is no way that the kinds of protectionist measures that the president has advocated if they come to be will be in the american interest in the longer term there be a few people who break into did their jobs a few days or a few months longer although even there along with that is a femoral we had the occasion i think it was last week or the week before wal-mart announced they were going to do something with raise the minimum wage to eleven dollars an hour which probably they had to do anyway and the next day they don't they really love i forgot a thousand people over here so that you know they're saying that they don't see what these great food for the other think of that little footnote oh by the way and of course people events of things that they think but i do think in the case of the kinds of protectionist measures that the trumpet ministrations so far and because

if they come into being or to the extent that they do they are negatives for the entire american economy and problem there are negatives for the world in two ways one of course the world gets a little bit hurt they could have export war but to unfortunately that is also giving aid and comfort to protectionism other countries who will seize a look the united states has therefore give us protection what are you speaking about a part of the u.s. will be speaking about such protectionist countries i think russia could easily qualify. the need for structural reforms in this country has long been recognized but for just as long they have been sort of put off until a more opportune moment you published extensively on policy or reforms and developing in transitioning countries have you developed any sounds i any intimidation on how to identify about the right moment well i don't think you do identify it it comes of normally comes this is surprise and in the countries where we're had there has been at least a significant group of. interests that way who have had a good plan sort of sitting there reading to be adopted they have so in some of

those countries they've been able to do very well when the time came and a risk capital comes when in feet you don't have anything ready in then anybody who comes in with a plan the leader who's a crisis conditions and so would seizes the baby productive it beat up the so i don't think it's a matter of recognizing it i think it's a matter of being ready and having in the meantime trying to avoid things that make things worse you're also famous for coining the term around thinking i think russia is especially prone to that kind of business and economic dynamic for all sorts of historic political and other reasons what do you think it takes to make that change from sticking around into a more forward looking perhaps more risky but while for generating new wealth generating well i don't know the russian economy that well but i do know there's lots of oil and gas in that is both good and bad because it can lead to an economy where you sort of speaks it happily on what your good fortune of having it is sort of using it productively you know their activities and at least from the outside

and based on what i know the russian economy is not successfully transition to reliance for growth other things other than the oil and gas as much as i would have thought a good reform i think convincing people that would in my guess be the way to go because there is a future. for russia as everybody else does that depend on just the of those threats well i wonder if the united states is actually lending a helping hand in that persuasion warrant because you know that there is a new round of sanctions to be targeted sanctions to be introduced against powerful russian individuals and i think in russia it is a problem we have a problem of privileged access and. certain individuals well connected individuals just sit on that cots and enjoy the status quo perhaps limiting opportunities for everybody else do you think. american factions could provide some silver lining in that sounds sort of spurning the powers that be towards i don't know who's i don't

know enough either about i have to follow that closely what the americans are talking about it in the last year there have been so many statements coming out from the administration that you don't know which ones to follow and which not to and so i tend to wait until they do things rather than what they say they'll do the second thing is i don't know enough here as to know what's going on but i do know is that a level playing field where the new start up where the guy has got something to go for what he's treated the same way as the big guys is the important part of getting the growth going and i just don't know how much that is my impression actually in the one nine hundred ninety s. once they come with a bit of head of state started there was a time when there was a lot of sort of grass new grass roots coming up and things looked reasonably good and not that much of that has happened the past ten years or so which tells me that maybe the young little this one guy has more trouble than the last guy getting hold of the resources he needs and so i don't know that professor career have to leave

it there really appreciate your time and to our viewers please keep the conversation going in our social media pages and i hope to see here again same place same time here on the world's apart. young children have worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million a doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and

highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances one does anything as. these animals. eat well with that the end. from the things years. but there are hundreds of thousands of children in bolivia operating completely outside the local. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children but it's never enforced and that means the school boy minus here continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive on.

it is going to fit into steve jobs kids by coming up with innovative products you know the electronic gadgets market is a little bit different in the car business because the car business is you know kind of bound by the highway system and you're bound by the whole infrastructure that is the automotive industry in the lobbying of the automotive industry so it's a bit difficult to be disruptive in that industry in a way he's going to open up his charging stations with one nine hundred fifty style burger and shake joints with servers on roller skates ok that's that's an idea that might take off that might be a new like starbucks like third place that people go to to have an experience that might work.

by. breaking news this hour an international but took this foreign minister threatens the u.s. saying it should not have to face off against its ally when i encourage decides to storm kodesh positions in syria and it's off to washington truck bomb claims it was setting up a goodish led border security force the. president from cost down on any talks with north korea but working just direct negotiations between the two koreas

resulted in a breakthrough to a solution complete under one flag at the winter olympics. frustration over migration regulations in europe forcing switzerland to consider ending the free movement of people agreement with the e.u. . from the fancypants group of pain by r.t. raises concerns about how the doping cases were handled during the rio olympics and twenty sixteen and questions the integrity of the sample bottle manufacturer. joining us on this thursday this is r.t. international. we do begin this hour with breaking news the turkish foreign minister is demanding concrete steps from the u.s. to end cooperation with kurdish groups in syria which ankara views as terrorist

linked the minister added that washington has broken its promises and is unlikely to want to face off against its ally when turkey decides to storm kurdish positions in syria artes and what are the guy has more on how the conflict between the anti terror allies threatens a new escalation in the war torn country. well turkey isn't kidding around day after day it is pulling more and more tanks troops to the syrian border this is the prelude to a new war a war within the u.s. led coalition. should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border to drown this army of terror before it is bull. reasons is america's new army border force which is what was originally

the u.s. led coalition told us in a letter that was establishing a new border security force an army of could that would patrol the border with turkey now that and korea is preparing to invade the u.s. has done a one hundred eighty degree turn the entire situation has been mis portrayed mr scribed some people misspoke we're not creating a border security force or tool has changed it's not a new army or a border force it's thirty thousand troops that will be trained to prevent isis return that's an awfully big army on top of everything outs an army that could end in its infancy turkey is a very important valued nato ally we have a lot of interactions with the turkish government as you probably know the foreign

minister of turkey is in vancouver right now where i believe he will be meeting you know or have some sort of a chat with us secretary taylor sent or at least some of our representatives later today so an important nato ally let's not kid around by all appearances america doesn't want to neves syria victory oh no rex tillerson all but said so himself and that is the tragic twist to expend so much strength time and money to defeat isis only to set the stage for another war a war within the u.s. led. coalition. it was off season but i guess the right now only syria's main kurdish part he appealed to world powers to act on turkey's threats kurds in europe have taken to the streets to protest against ankara's operations on the turkish syrian border and we asked a regional analysts about what to expect from washington which might have to make

a choice between its nato partner and main ally in syria and we have to be honest i'm merican right now using the kurds as a boots on the ground and nothing more nothing less and then also to put pressure on turks to put pressure on russians to bring a a peace deal to syria and to get iranian out of that area and really this is a sad thing you know america betrayed the kurds in iraq and they're about ready to betray them in syria at this moment they're only staying around just again to put a pressure on turks and russian to make a deal and syria and i argue turkey will will not stand by and well as invade the kurdish area and this is a serious mistake and maybe america is allowing this to happen to kind of get turkey in trouble or even i think really is on the friends of the us they don't know exactly what the u.s. they want there is no clearance and there are politics or region especially towards

that good to keep to you it's a member of. there is a problem if one member of that heat it. could. actually. no. it is very difficult to see that is that because it's coming from the. fun usa which supports these troops if there is a real conflict with to be sure they will not. that is the problem for me. the u.s. president donald trump says he doubts talks with north korea could lead to anything meaningful adding about his previous houses also failed in such attempts those comments came after the north and south korea agreed to go to the olympics under a unified flag in a breakthrough deal following direct talks between the countries r.t. correspondent caleb maupin has more on what trump has had to say in his latest

interview i'm not sure the talks will lead to anything meaningful they've talked for twenty five years and they've taken advantage of our presidents and our previous presidents to listen to trump's words you would think that the dialogue currently taking place between the north and the south was irrelevant that nothing was happening but it looks like some historic breakthroughs have actually taken place this is what's was recently announced. the north and south will march together in the opening ceremony under the korean peninsula flag from a single north south female ice hockey team. so here we have upcoming a joint women's ice hockey team that will be playing in the olympic games competing under a unified korean flag this is this is a huge breakthrough we also have two hundred thirty north koreans who are actually coming to the olympics to cheer and observe the games so there are some big breakthroughs going on but trump does not think they are significant trump did not

only criticize north korea he's also called out shyness saying that he praised their efforts but he wished that they would do more and he said that russia wasn't helping at all now russia was a signatory to the recent sanctions on north korea and they have stated over and over again that they have not at any point breached those sanctions that they signed on to now with all of this with his criticism not just of north korea but also of russia and of china donald trump seemed to be emphasizing that he believed that his approach and which the north koreans were met with more isolation more economic sanctions more threats and more of a punitive approach he believed that that approach was the best way to bring peace to the korean peninsula intensifying pressure on north korea was also the key agenda of a meeting and kind of between the west and allies of the nineteen fifties korean war for the gathering ignored the fact the north and south will already holding direct talks and the meeting failed to invite key regional players china and russia

analysts we spoke to believe washington fear is a less so rolled in the issue. the president. somehow believes that this pressure approach is the is something different than that has been applied before which it isn't and in reality he wants to pull back some of the thunder if you will back to washington because you have again the north and south talking i think the u.s. is a little jekyll and hyde with its policies because on one hand it wants to have a resolution wants to have de mille nuclearization wants to have peace and on the other hand pumps up this rhetoric and so the motivations relate to finances they relate to geo political factors of the u.s. power in the region if you will and they relate to trying to ice out china and

russia a little bit as a player in this as was evident in vancouver the u.s. is constantly menacing north korea constantly threatening north korea carrying out war exercises that simulate the destruction of north korea a country that was destroyed by the united states between one thousand nine hundred fifty three forty five million koreans died there wasn't one structure there one story still standing as a consequence of u.s. bombers and the main complaint of american pilots was there was nothing left to bomb in that war so it the u.s. annihilated north korea here we have donald trump saying he's promising to do the same from the from the podium of the u.n. just a couple months ago and now trump will reflect that i think not just as own personal position but that of the military industrial complex in america fears that peace may be breaking out in the korean peninsula between the two koreas that that's alarming to trump into the military industrial complex but very welcomed by all the people in the world. past the hour here in moscow switzerland may not be in the

e.u. but it could still be facing its own version of brecht's it the swiss people's party has received permission to. signatures in support of a referendum to end switzerland's free movement agreement with the e.u. the move would hand back to the country full control over immigration at the moment the current policy a lousy use citizens to live and work freely in switzerland and vice versa the s.v.p. has until july next year to collect one hundred thousand signatures if successful the proposal will be considered by the government and parliament and before being put to a vote the co-president of the youth wing of the s.p.p. is convinced the public would vote in favor of stopping free movement. biggest party in switzerland we are the strongest party and we have made a lot of initiatives and in two thousand and fourteen this was people's party has launched that initiative against mass immigration so why shouldn't it work

a second time and i'm sure this race people will vote for that initiative that we can stop that free movement to deal with the european union now although the results of the twenty fourteen referendum aim to limit emigration from the e.u. quotas were never imposed by parliament and instead m.p.'s agreed on a solution to give unemployed domestic workers preference over nationals seeking jobs in switzerland mail's effect again believes the amount of new arrivals is unsustainable but we have got massive problems with mass migration and we want to stop that we had emigration at the early to switzerland for it with about eight hundred thousand persons that's really a threat to our democracy which will end always wants to remain remain independent neutral and free and then to parliament and the government of switzerland had to time to implement that initiative but they didn't implement that initiative from

two thousand and fourteen because they maybe are scared after reaction for european union so i think it is really. because we have got all those left wing politicians in our parliament and their government and that's the reason why that initiative against mass immigration couldn't be implemented. twelve activists in the california and city of alcohol and have been detained after they were caught trying to feed homeless people in a park according to current legislation it is illegal to share food in public places and that attention was caught on camera. to the beauty of my. view that we are. on public food sharing and alcohol and was introduced back in october last year as a precaution against an outbreak of infectious hepatitis a the penalty for breaking the law can be up to a thousand dollar fine or even six months in jail. we talked to two accord by

police they claim the legislation not jury has the opposite effect of what it's meant to do the homeless people who were there were very thankful that we were standing up and they were very upset that the mayor in the city council members could pass such a heartless ordinance and none of those government officials come out to the park and talk to those people it really seems like this is part of the city of alcohol and the effort to criminalize homelessness they've already made it made it against the law to panhandle to sleep on the sidewalk so this is really like the next step in trying to push the homeless out of their city and the big justification that they use was the happening outbreak in the indiegogo and they say all the parkers the parks are contaminated with hepatitis a that we don't want the homeless people to catch and so are trying to protect them but everybody else can still go and have a party at the park and share food with each other and they wrote that into the

ordinance and that's what makes it discriminatory because it targets the whole it's our relation you know it's everybody else is not magically immune from have to try to say within the same space so clearly there are this is not about hepatitis a and the mayor has made comments in public session at the city council meetings where he has said we're trying to make the park less inviting to homeless people. a recent report by the un lines the difficulties homeless people currently face. we see an average of seven to eight hundred people every single day. congress has reached an agreement on tax legislation that moved to livermore due to higher wages

and masses. tax relief. since the recession we have not recovered the homeless homelessness has actually increased there's a problem with high property values air b.n. b. is buying up local properties and evicting the tenants the mayor of alcohol would like everyone to think all homeless people are drug addicts and that is absolutely not the case we have a very high percentage of our homeless are veterans we have a high percentage of people who are working in this growing criminalization of people who are poor and powerless. really is also a bigger problem with the mass incarceration of that happens in our country where we have for profit prisons with companies making money off of jailing people still to come here on the program fresh concerns of a doping during the real lympics two years ago have come to light following a leak with love details after the break.

with both to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be present and you. want to be rich. if you're going to be the person this is what. reasonable people. interested always in the lawyers in the. first. i took many plugs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch or the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper money. and spending to the twenty

million. it's an experience like you know. because i want to share what i think i know about the beautiful game great chance for. six it's going to. be joining us here on the new leak from the fancy bears hacking group. has raised questions among other things about how doping cases were handled during the rio olympics and twenty sixteen more details on this author joins us live here in the studio it's good to see you it's a day can you bring us up to speed so we have leaks about the summer olympics twenty sixteen and remember before during and after we owe the russian doping scandal was all over the news this was when russia's entire track and field team

had to stay home because of the ban and one e-mail exchange that we obtained but however we cannot confirm that it is real it was about therapeutic use exemptions or that is when an athlete is sick and that gives him the permission to take the medicine from the list of prohibited substances but that requires certificates and judging by these unverified e-mails as many as forty four such certificates were given out right at the time of the olympics most of them if we look at the chart were. given out closer to the end of it just days before it finish and that's when all the finals happen but according to water rules these kind of applications must be filed thirty days before the next competition plus if we are to believe the in verified emails eight or to fit kits used in rio were never entered into the

universal anti-doping database and this could prove to be a real mess if it indeed happened in rio and of course that's a whole the most high profile sporting competition ever the olympics of course then also the fancy bears leaked an email supposedly from a brazilian professor about doping test bottles flaws that's an unverified e-mail to the manufacturer right from before the olympic games at the olympic games where he began did it weird situation this happened the rio twenty sixteen berlinger bottles seem not all to be stand it did not fit the berling forcing them resulted in breakage of the cap and sometimes it can be used to close the able to after alley quoting e.g. photos unix i have a record of this kind of non-conformity. so opening the bottles for the actual tests could cause damage according to dr ratner if the email is real but this is

the point when i want to go back to all the russian winter athletes that were banned just ahead of the winter olympic games in korea besides the testaments testimonies and besides all the things that the main whistleblower mr raja was saying the cornerstone element of the i.o.c. evidence and basically the only forensic element of the evidence that was of course the damage on the sample bottles and the scratches on the bottles from sochi berlinger the manufacture of produce the same equipment for the saatchi olympic games but neither the mcclaren team of investigators nor the i.o.c. appointed investigators these people have never shown as the actual visual results of their experiments we were constantly told that the bottle technology is flawless

but what if it isn't. thank you. green campaigners are claiming victory after the french government finally abandoned a decades old plan to build a new airport near the city of not opponents but would have a key environmental areas a protest group called zone to defend was first formed forty five years ago to fight these plans and they stepped up their efforts in two thousand and eight setting up what would become europe's largest squatter at the site announcing the no decision about the airport the prime minister said the stiff opposition made the project impossible. phone we will put a stop to the no go zone which has flourished in this area for nearly ten years illegal occupants will have to leave voluntarily a few weeks before spring or they will be evicted the government will pour resources into modernizing the existing nine to airport and extending its runway as

suggested by mediators between the two sides last month it was impossible to go ahead with the original plans given the climate of bitter opposition between two sides of the population that are nearly equal in size to our correspondent charlotte who once again visited the site and spoke to the squatters who despite their new victory have no plans to leave. fields and trees roll past as we head to not true don de land is hardly a house in sight all seems peaceful but appearances are often deceptive for almost a decade this land has been a battlefield over the french government's plans to build a multi-million euro airport. off the failed to vixens in clashes with the police the government has finally

given in there will be no. was we come to the focal point of the celebrations of sashimi this is where people have come together now to celebrate the fact that the french prime minister has decided to cancel much decision to build an airport. as you can see people are filling the space dancing singing this is a victory they say it's a victory they want to savor but how sweet that victory may feel now it may not feel street much longer as the french prime minister has also said that all of the people who've been sporting here since two thousand and eight will have to evacuate the sites but the people here say they will defend their right to live in the lands that they now call their home. you'd love. to defend in this territory we're

going to stay if the government tries to use in force it will see the year twenty twelve repeat itself. we are not going to leave our ground just like that we won the first battle now is the second. despite this victory some members of this informal and illegal community still want to remain anonymous the squatters have been called radicals by the french government and some media have even labeled the hardys so all thing. is just. i don't know what it means to be radical for them it means we're with knife between our teeth ready to cut the throats of everyone who is against our movement and it's ridiculous. now the celebrations continue but all is still not one nearby hundreds of awaiting their wood is ready to gate crash the

party and boot them out. r.t. . and a reminder of our breaking news for you this hour the turkish foreign minister is demanding concrete steps from the u.s. to end the cooperation with kurdish groups in syria which ankara views as terrorist linked to the minister but washington has broken its promises and is unlikely to want to face off against its ally when turkey decides to storm the kurdish positions in syria. the u.s. led coalition said it was training a kurdish led border force in syria announcement and then it retracted by the u.s. state secretary who said the situation had been missed described despite that fiercely reacting to the announcement of moving military equipment straight to the border with syria but the president. quote drown out the terrorist army before it is. your world what you said let's continue in about thirty minutes.

the two thousand and eight economic crisis turns some countries into paix these are the countries with we can recall them is that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline almost a decade how good are the results in your own peaceful by the people gathered in which the wider world get people to see what you are doing a choice letting three hundred billion fool be she was i mean to for legal. challenge nothing more than this she did not was always think it's the family and

not getting paid while the same mission is still in place to one of the consequences to weaken blue bird flu this movie will first be one of the slew truthy consider is the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision making. here's what people have been saying about redacted and everything is full on awesome for all of that the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it's the john oliver of our three americas doing the same act we are apparently better than two thousand and six and see if anybody had ever heard of love redacted tonight was president of the world bank so they weren't going to write me seriously send us an e-mail.

this is because reports there's max talk about ilan musk but first i want to talk about a little story that has happened to me. over the past few days because i was waiting for fed ex package and this fed ex package was they failed to deliver over and over and over again and i went to twitter and i said why is fedex so horrible and why do we always have a good experience with u.p.s. u.p.s. is always really nice we see them in our neighborhood delivering all these amazon packages and blah blah blah and it turns out people said u.p.s.

is fully unionized and they all have benefits and you know stable you know schedules and stuff like that all the fedex guys are. their private contractors they have no rights no negotiating power or anything and i visibly saw that in my own experience i had no idea here's a headline for mother jones from two thousand and ten it says fed ex versus u.p.s. on unionization there was actually a big battle all the fedex people were trying to get unionized because they fall under different labor rights relations because they started as an aircrew air delivery service rather than ground delivery service they can unite so i truly had no idea that that was a u.p.s. had been unionized and fed ex not but in my own experience it was just this like complete nightmare we had a an experience last year with fed ex as well you who member that they've lost a package so just my own personal experience without knowing anything just an

interaction with these two corporations the experience. compared to what is the fact for the workers showed up on my own personal experience with them that's real anecdotal evidence on the ground research and what it's so what if you gleaned from this i gleaned that how your workers feel genuinely impacts your brand whether you know the shareholders at fed ex of course want the company to maximize profit get as much profit out of every single worker pay their workers as little as possible but when you're interacting on it you know you're the person here fed ex sign this you know and you're seeing this horrible interaction you feel like i don't want to use fed ex i'd rather pay twice as much to just use e.p.a.'s because why would i want something an interaction like that why would i want an experience like that and people these corporations that don't understand

how horrible it is to have to deal with their frontline staff if it's not trained if it's not well if you go into some of these big d.i.y. shops for example and you ask one of their customer service reps for information about some plumbing supplies and they have no idea what the anything about what they're supposed to be an expert on you know these sort of things that i think factors listed and u.b.s. is not really not so see this is the fact that german companies are so good as they don't list shareholder shareholders demand you destroy their company that's the way things are now they demand that you hollow it out and and destroy all value because they want it now they don't want something in fifty years time they want it now so that would make sense i guess i can't believe it's not listed so. musk's company is of course listed tesla must needs to make a bold call on tesla's model three before it is too late production hell as elon musk calls it has reached

a new level of blazing discomfort at tesla last. week the company reported that had fallen well short of his delivery goals for the model three the thirty five thousand dollars car that is supposed to transform tesla from a nice player to the dominant force in the new age of electrified automobiles so they did manage to deliver one hundred thousand cars in twenty seventeen which is a new high for them but we're going to go into half comparing them to the other big auto companies well it's an interesting kind of model he has there because he's using the pre-sales on the on the the model three and these cars to kind of keep the company afloat in terms of cash because they burn a lot of cash so he's making a bet that eventually these two things work out and he starts to have some organic growth and which is not a bad bet to make i mean i work for jeff bezos you with that lost money for many many years building their brand building their franchise and then it started to work for him he should just do and i see oh this is like tesla coil in one day you

might get a point you know people throw billions of dollars at i.c.a.o. is for products that are even more vague at least he has like actual real example of what a tesla model three will look like and he had to livered some beyond what he said you know he was meant to but i'll show you that chart of comparing tesla to other auto manufacturers and that is the market cap versus auto sales so g.m. is the largest market cap on this with fifty point eight billion than four to forty three billion chrysler fifteen point seven billion tesla forty nine billion but you can actually see the amount of sales g.m. has to sell three million cars for that fifty billion test was only delivering seventy six thousand for their market cap which is equals to g.m. so a payout for a growth story in this potentially huge growth story so you multiples are expanding you know people get down on tesla because they take the government subsidy money

but somehow they don't get down on the other big three car companies even though they've been bailed out. by government money so whether it's a government bailout or a government subsidy that's still government money i don't know why tesla gets all the bad press but actually like you said they buy a growth story that the growth isn't all that much but it is a mystery their story is a mystery like that whole space x. launch that lost that maybe lost the mystery satellite to some sort of mystery payload from the u.s. government and tesla says it's their their mission was accomplished so that's all a mystery what happened with space x. last week but in terms of like comparing this initial coin offerings in the crypto space study found that the less information you actually gave if you had no product no example of what your product was for your initial claim offering you actually got more like the investors value you hire as soon as you had any product or example of your technology investors to want anything to do with it

because it was too real world that wasn't as is huge is their imagination but it's true in all stock markets you know biotechnology companies that have absolutely no technology but they just a white paper or some academic study suggesting that there could be something biotechnological wonderful if they got a bunch of money raise billions of dollars companies that have a very simple numb nuts business metal benders who simply manufacture you know parts car parts they have a very low valuation because it's very predictable and very well known but their cash. cows if you will this is the type of stuff that warren buffett tends to buy are predictable cash cows and that's his style of doing business and then you have the moon shot look tesla is a moonshot disrupting the auto industry he might do it and therefore he would be worth more than all three combined or he might fail in which case you admit work zero like it go the way of enron but that's what capitalism is all about so

speaking of cash cows comparing him so remember he basically tesla and. g.m. have equivalent market capitalizations. but g.m. sells many many multiple times more cars so they compare it to more of the balance sheet and the data between these two companies the model three is turning into a slow motion catastrophe that's going to push tesla's capital structure beyond the breaking point the math a simple tesla is spending as much as general motors every quarter about one billion dollars to produce and sell a fraction of the vehicles that g.m. does g.m. is also turning that invested capital into steady profits while tesla in the third quarter of twenty seventeen posted the biggest loss in its history g m has a twenty five billion dollar war chest chest only has enough cash to operate through twenty eighteen i.b.m. and dell with a g.m. and ford of the day people are comparing look at your sales compared to their sales

and were doing horribly and he stayed loyal to his vision of whatever their vision was and eventually it may have taken twenty years but the same with tesla and twenty years it might eventually it might take twenty years for them to realize the same sort of apple like you know i never see a dell computer anymore back in the early ninety's and michael dell told apple computer to shut their doors and show him to shut down the way i don't know that they they are irrelevant they had failed they were never going to make it. and now course dell is an also ran so that's what happens when a visionary matches the times in which he lives with a product that people want and you have an explosion in market capitalization like apple computer tesla could could be a big what or. maybe not but let me also compare one more thing and then i have a statement to make about this an assessment and analysis to make about this so to

make matters worse tesla striving and failing to. build a pretty simple vehicle the model three is basically an electric condo cord and honda without noticeable effort builds and sells over one hundred thousand of those every single year in the u.s. alone to me it kind of seems like the sort of tension and stress and angst in the press toward steve jobs back in the eighty's at apple that he was doing you know ron he's like look at i.b.m. look at dell they're taking off with this whole market you don't know what you're doing what is this vision you have you just don't know what you're doing this is that you know and he was kicked off the board of our poll he was you know the same sort of attention i well what he's doing with this company apple and of course you know we all know the success that apple has become one of steve jobs as a model in silicon valley that you know is going to fit into steve jobs shoes by coming up with innovative products you know the electronic gadget market is

a little bit different in the car business because the car businesses you know you kind of bound by the highway system and you're bound by the whole infrastructure that is the automotive industry in the lobbying of the automotive industry so it's a bit difficult to be disruptive in that industry in a way he's going to open up his charging stations with one nine hundred fifty style burger and shake joints with servers on roller skates ok that's that's an idea that might take off that might be a new like starbucks like the third place that people go to to have an experience that might work i mean as an innovator and he actually does think he's revolutionizing the model he sees himself as henry ford like character henry ford revolutionized the production model of automobiles and this is what according to this article also sees that this is a third step in the production of vehicles musk his dream is to massively automate the model three assembly and take advantage of the simpler engineering requirements

of electric vehicles it's a noble dream. tesla should continue to pursue it but at this point mosque is asking all those model three reservation holders to patiently await tesla's ability to reinvent manufacturing they've become unwitting participants in a science project again going back to one nine hundred eighty s. steve jobs it did take him a while to realize what he was trying to execute in his mind he's not a technologist he wasn't a code writer he couldn't do all the stuff fast enough once he met johnny ive or whatever they they seem to have some sort of like. you know explosion in their ideas that finally came to fruition but at that time nobody was very patient with steve jobs back in the eighty's and you remember i'm sure well first thing. unwittingly you'll stay to for the second half of this program right after this break.

you economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right. education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could. look at this also. in the early couldn't we. want to use the place of students in this business model for college i was born now i am extremely more education the new global economic war.

prescribe medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide what or who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects . was chemically altered what i did was done on a cocktail of lethal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's sick. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to time since local

may runs the public citizens energy program and serves on the c f two series energy committee tyson welcome back always great to be here max now the new york times is quoting you they say about power companies got a tax cut but will the the bill reflected you're quoted in this tell us more about these tax cuts and will our energy bills be impacted so you know congress and the president put into law this awful tax bill that was rushed and you know behind cover it are going to go to qualify this awful in what way it's massively expensive and it goes to huge multinational corporations that aren't necessarily going to be creating jobs or creating value for the u.s. economy but creating massive benefits for their preferred shareholders think this through how to get this through this new fight this idiot this guy who nobody thought to do anything somehow managed to get this massive tax cut through oh i think they did it despite trump and his repeated tweeting on the subject the

congressional republicans found a new tactic to devise sweeping complex legislation behind closed doors unveil it with as a little public scrutiny as possible so that opponents to the sweeping legislation have little time to mobilize to fight bad legislation so we saw that on other issues that failed with this corporate tax bill there were so many powerful corporations with their hands out in line to get benefits pushing hard on congressional republicans and so they were able to get checks and balances system of our federal government has found it is failing right now i think that trump is ushering a new era of it's an institute. still failure on a temporary fare failure in other words is the character of the way legislation is made and passed in washington now been co-opted entirely by

a corporate agenda it's taken a few decades to get there through the so-called neoliberal washington consensus type agenda or is this are you suggesting that this is more of a temporary situation what are your thoughts oh i think our political system is prone to such takeover and abuse it's a question of leadership in the past we've had enough leadership on a bipartisan basis that that there were enough people to stop these kinds of things on a consistent basis what we're seeing now is a complete absence of leadership i'm not an overly partisan person but what i'm seeing out of the republican leadership right now is no concern whatsoever for the welfare of their actual consist of constituents who have or are on welfare and a bar log on said hey everybody just got a lot richer ok he wanted this and it got through he's demonstrating leadership that's what a leader does he got his agenda through somebody said there's a lack of leadership if you're referring to the democrats well i think the

democrats did what they could but they just don't have the numbers right now but i don't think leadership is succeeding on pushing bad policies into law i think leadership is recognizing that you've got to look out for the least among us in our society and there's nothing in the store was a meritocracy going on here in america and you know people are in a position of power and then they try to get things throw by. the process of legislation the law making and the press of course right now what about the fact that the press that would be really in a position to push back against what you're describing as a horrible piece of legislation this tax cuts their obsession with things like the fake russia gate hoax like inmate rachel maddow he turns around every night as you know still it's up. just what this what this hoax this russia gate hoax should she be more concerned about pushing back against this what you described as

a catastrophic tax bill i thought were tarmoh journalists i'm not quite sure that rachel who it was a journey out well kate who ok fair enough but who who is operating where were where's the press you know jefferson called the press to the fourth estate i paraphrase our you know when he said something to that effect but we don't know that that's a vital part of our nation freedom of the press freedom of speech who's representing those interests i think the traditional print media in a lot of the new online media actually have been doing a great job of reporting on the catastrophic details of the tax bill how unprecedented. the push to quickly move this legislation without a single hearing i think the media's doing their job and i think that's reflected in poll after poll that shows that even though a lot of americans are temporarily going to get some money back in their taxes they still don't like the tax bill because it showers the wealthy few multinational corporations with too much of the benefits so in your wheel house or in the energy

sector right so we were starting up i talked about how this impacts the energy business specifically and i read the new york times piece there saying on a state by state basis it's unknown because it's a very a lot of variation in the various states but walk us through like what what does this mean actually to the energy industry that there are some energy companies that are treated as sort of inherently monopolistic and so the trade off for having a monopoly and therefore being exposed to little risk is that you have to have your profits regulated and so part of your profits are obviously an analysis of your costs and one of those costs are income taxes that you pay so if there is a dramatic change in your corporate income tax liability then that should be reflected in lower rates and therefore lower energy bills. for consumers but that's up to regulators to make that determination and my quote the new york times or something to the effect of there are some states that do

a very good job of holding these regulated utilities feet to the fire to make sure that consumers are getting the benefits they deserve and there are states that do a terrible job there's also a federal here there's an agency called the federal energy regulatory commission that regulates transmission lines natural gas and oil pipelines and so we're going to see a similar set of proceedings at the federal level to ensure that the benefits that these energy utilities are going to be receiving from trump's corporate tax cut that some of that is going to be forced to be shared with the consumer all right now let's get into some mini gritty stuff here that you're in the day to day business your hair in washington your you know workin on behalf of centrally you know in the sector of energy and i guess pushing back against abusive energy monopoly power i guess is what you could try and try to do all right so you also gave testimony to congress recently in your testimony you noted that the u.s. energy information administration reported that twenty sixteen experience the

largest net increase in generation capacity since two thousand and eleven why is this significant well it's significant in the types of new generation capacity that's coming online we're seeing record amounts of coal nucular retirements but what we're seeing and that's what the statistics we're talking about is that we're seeing even more new generation mostly natural gas and renewables and when you combine that with the important fact that the united states energy demand is essentially flat lining and actually shrinking as a share of our gross domestic product that is huge for consumers and for energy markets but what that means is that the financial fortunes of the coal and nuclear industry are fading and they're fading pretty fast and so that's what this whole rattle of they're generating more inner. right well that's net but when you look at the different types of generation resources coal and nuclear are being fast clip

eclipsed by lower cost and easier to deploy resources like natural gas and renewal of transitioning to natural gas renewables as out as industries are the legacy industries are not making as much money as they were that's right they said they're not happy about it so they're going to the trumpet ministration and last september the. energy secretary rick perry unveiled this crazy plan that basically said you know what renewables are so cheap that they're causing the premature retirement of all of these coal and nuclear base load generation and those retirements are going to result in reliability issues down the road and that's a national security concern so for national security reasons we have to rewrite america's energy market rules to force consumers to pay extra for these an economic coal and nuclear units and so this week the federal energy regulatory commission

which is the agency in charge of implementing this request by the trump department of energy ruled five to nothing tossing out this rick perry request saying that it didn't have merit and that there was not a factual basis to rewrite rules because he's coming across like. a protection racket right right so so throw it out right so that's not bad you know it's a good thing except now it punts to what's known as the private entities that operate and run america's electric grid many americans don't know this but we essentially have privatized grids and not only do those grids manage the physical movement of electrons across the country but they also set up internal rules where policy decisions and rule. rights are deliberative and so i've called it the privatisation of electricity policy making and so at the same time that for five to

nothing ruled that this rick perry request was crazy and tossed it out they then said well private regional transmission operators what do you guys think about this issue and so we're going to see over the next two months some proposals by the grid operators that might do the same thing that that perry was proposing except dress it up in these ridiculous economic sounding jargon so consider is still a big risk to consumers but you know we won the first round but the battle continues so that the great is made up and if it's a stance of play for surging surging energy demand they can offload it from different areas of the grid and especially in managing this way like any network that you're trying to manage through our peak efficiency so what is it made up of exactly this this if it's a private it's five a corporations and one of these companies what are they make who are they make up the grid how many oh so the biggest one is called p j m which it started in the one nine hundred twenty s. as like

a voluntary reliability group stands for pennsylvania jersey maryland but today it stretches from illinois to the mid atlantic coast of the united states including washington they've got all of the grid right and they go right to get all of the pricing on the grid so it's a it's a private membership base corporation but they are officially sort of acting like an umpire the problem is that they are highly susceptible to influence by some of their powerful members and in this case the powerful members are some of the big owners of generation the largest generation owner in p j m for example is a chicago based corporation called exelon and acts on a huge fleet of aging an economic nuclear reactor how they do during hurricane. i mean erma well in new england one big nuclear reactor was forced to go offline historically nuclear power plants aren't super reliable during big stress events

involving extreme weather we saw during the recent hurricanes a number of the nuclear power plants had to go offline as a precaution because as we saw with fukushima in japan you have to have an on site power system to run all the cooling systems to keep that nuclear reactions stable if you lose access to the grid it's very risky to run only on that separate on site power so as a precaution during big weather events nuclear power plants often go offline ok that's good energetic conversation want to continue to can stay i can only get good if there's a dish on the guys or part of a mask as i stated i would like to thank our guests the one and only tyson slocum from the public citizen's energy program going to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report for the.

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breaking news the turkish foreign minister threatens the u.s. saying it should not have to face off against its ally when ankara decides to storm kurdish positions in syria i thought the washington earlier panchayat on claims that was setting up a kurdish led border security force. president trump costs down any talks with north korea ever working just as direct negotiations between the two koreas result in a breakthrough decision to compete under one flag at the winter olympics.

and frustration over migration regulations in europe forces switzerland to consider ending the free movement movements of people agreements with the e.u. . and elite from the found sea bears hacking group obtained by r t raises concerns over how doping cases were handled during the rio olympics in twenty sixteen and questions the integrity of the sample bottle manufacturer. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow. and we begin with breaking news on r.t. international the turkish foreign minister is demanding a call. steps from the u.s. to end cooperation with kurdish groups in syria which ankara views as terrorists the minister added that washington has broken its promises and is unlikely to want

to face off against its ally when turkey decides to storm kurdish positions in syria. has more on how the conflict between the anti terror allies threatens a new escalation in the water on country. turkey isn't kidding around day to day it is pulling more tanks and more missiles more troops to the syrian border this is the present you to a new war a war within the u.s. led coalition should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border it's up to us to drown this army of terror before it is born. one of the reasons is america's new army or border force which is what it was originally the u.s. led coalition told us in this letter that it was establishing a border security force an army of kurds that would patrol the border with turkey

now that is preparing to invade the u.s. has done a one hundred eighty degree turn the entire situation has been mis portrayed mr scribed some people misspoke we're not creating a border security force it's all the story has changed it's not a new army or a border force it's thirty thousand troops that will be trained to prevent isis is return on paper for now and if he doesn't put a stop to it state department is now on overdrive you get the sense that they'll be bending over backwards for a valuable ally turkey is a very important value nato ally we have a lot of interactions with the turkish government as you probably know the foreign minister of turkey is in vancouver right now where i believe he will be meeting or have some sort of a chat with the secretary taylor sent or at least some of our representatives later today so an important nato ally let's not kid around by all appearances america

doesn't want to leave syria victory or no rex tillerson all but said so himself and that is the tragic twist to expend so many lives. too much time and money to defeat isis we need to set the stage for another war a war within the anti isis coalition. earliest syria's main characters party at paled to world powers to act on turkey's threats kurds in europe have taken to the streets in protest against anchorages operations on the turkish syrian border we asked regional analysts about what to expect from washington which might have to make a choice between its nato partner and main ally in syria. we have to be honest american right now using the kurds as a boots on the ground nothing more nothing less and then also to put pressure on troops to put pressure on russians to bring a peace deal to syria and iran in that area and really this is

a sad thing you know america betrayed the kurds in iraq and they're about ready to betray them in syria at this moment they're only stay in iran just again to put a pressure on russia and to make a deal and syria in our view tricky world will not stand by invade the kurdish area and this is a serious mistake and maybe america is allowing this to happen to get turkey in trouble or even i think larry is on the friends of the usa don't know exactly what the usa want there is no clearance in politics towards regional expression for the kurds to. say our members are not or there is a problem if one member of an outdoors three. should actually help them but no. it is very difficult to see that is that because it's coming from

the. usa which supporting these talks if there is a real conflict was to assure us i will not add bags. to that is the problem for me. the u.s. president donald trump says he doubts talks with north korea could lead to anything meaningful i think that his predecessors also failed in such attempts but his comments came after north and south korea agreed to go to the olympics under a unified flag and a breakthrough deal following direct talks between the countries caleb maupin has more on what trump said in his latest interview i'm not sure the talks will lead to anything meaningful. they've talked for twenty five years and they've taken advantage of our presidents of our previous presidents to listen to trump's words you would think that the dialogue currently taking place between the north and the south was irrelevant that nothing was happening but it looks like some historic

breakthroughs have actually taken place this is what's was recently announced. to the north and south who marched together in the opening ceremony under the korean peninsula flag from a single north south female ice hockey team. so here we have upcoming a joint women's ice hockey team that will be playing in the olympic games competing under a unified korean flag this is this is a huge breakthrough we also have two hundred thirty north koreans who are actually coming to the olympics to cheer and observe the games so there are some big breakthroughs going on but trump does not think they're significant trump did not only criticize north korea he's also called out shyness saying that he praised their efforts but he wished that they would do more and he said that russia wasn't helping at all now russia was a signatory to the recent sanctions on north korea and they have stated over and over again that they have not at any point breached those sanctions that they

signed on to now with all of this with his criticism not just of north korea but also of russia and of china donald trump seemed to be emphasizing that he believed that his approach in which the north koreans were met with more isolation more economic sanctions more threats and more of a punitive approach he believed that that approach was the best way to bring peace to the korean peninsula intensifying pressure on north korea was also a key agenda of the meeting encounters between the western allies of the nineteen fifties korean war but the gathering ignores the fact that the north and south were already holding direct talks and the vancouver meeting also failed to invite key regional players namely russia and china analysts we spoke to who believe washington fear is a nestle role in the issue. president. somehow believes that this pressure approach is the is something different than that has been applied before

which it isn't and in reality he wants to pull back some of the thunder if you will back to washington because you have again the north and south talking i think the u.s. is a little jekyll and hyde with its policies because on one hand it wants to have a resolution wants to have de mille nuclearization wants to have peace and on the other hand pumps up this rhetoric and so the motivations relate to finances they relate to geo political factors of the u.s. power in the region if you will and they relate to trying to ice out china and russia a little bit as a player in this as was evident in vancouver the u.s. is constantly menacing north korea constantly threatening north korea carrying out war exercises that simulate the destruction of north korea a country that was destroyed by the united states between one thousand nine hundred

fifty three forty five million koreans died there wasn't one structure there one story still standing as a consequence of u.s. bombers and the main complaint of american pilots was there was nothing left to bomb in that war so it the u.s. annihilated north korea here we have donald trump saying he's promising to do the same from the from the podium of the u.n. just a couple months ago and now trump will reflect that i think not just as own personal position but that of the military industrial complex in america fears that peace may be breaking out in the korean peninsula between the two koreas that that's alarming to trump into the military industrial complex but very welcomed by all the people in the world. what feelings may not be in the e.u. but it could still be facing its own faction of brics it is with people's policy has received permission to collect signatures in for. port of a referendum to end switzerland free movement agreements with the new move would hand back to the country full control of immigration at the moment the current

policy allows the e.u. citizens to live and work freely in switzerland and vice versa their sleepy has until july next year to collect one hundred thousand signatures if the excess for the proposal will be considered by the government and parliament in burn before being put to a vote the co-president of the youth wing of the s.p.p. is convinced the public would vote in favor of stopping free movement we are the biggest party in switzerland we are the strongest party and we have made a lot of initiatives and in two thousand and fourteen this is people's party has launched that initiative against mass immigration so why shouldn't it work a second time and i'm sure this recipe people will vote for that initiative that we can stop that treaty movement to deal with the european union although the results of the two thousand and fourteen referendum aims to limit immigration from the e.u. quotas were never imposed by parliament instead the m.p.'s agreed on

a solution to give an employee to domestic workers preference over e.u. nationals seeking jobs in switzerland and else victor again believes the amount of new arrivals is unsustainable. but we have got massive problems with mass migration and we wanted to stop that we had a migration at the early to switzerland for it with about eight hundred thousand persons that's really a threat to our democracy which i learned always wants to remain remain independent neutral and free and then the parliament and the government of switzerland had time to implement that initiative but they didn't implement that initiative from two thousand and fourteen because they maybe are scared after reaction of the european union so i think it is really a big problem because we have got all those left wing politicians in our parliament and the government and that's a reason why that initiative against mass immigration couldn't be implemented.

twelve activists in the californian city of alcohol and have been detained after they were caught trying to feed homeless people in a park according to current legislation it's illegal to sheffield in public places that detention was caught on camera. artistic bob you are not. going to you know we are you know if you know even a family to feed you. the ban on public food sharing in l l kahana was introduced back in october last year as a precaution against an outbreak of infectious hepatitis a the penalty for breaking a little can be up to a thousand dollar fine or even a six month jail term. we talk to the activists who were caught by police they claim the legislation has the opposite effect of what it's meant to do. homeless people who were there were very things fall that we were standing up and they were very upset that the mayor in the city council members could pass such

a heartless ordinance and none of those government officials come out to the park and talk to those people it really seems like this is part of the city to realize homelessness they've already. made it into law to panhandle to sleep on the sidewalk so this is really like the next step in trying to push the homeless out of their city and the big justification that they used was the happening outbreak in the indiegogo and they say all the parkers the parks are so contaminated with hepatitis a that we don't want the homeless people to catch it and so are trying to protect but everybody else can still go and have a party at the park and share food with each other and they wrote that into the ordinance and that's what makes it discriminatory because your targets which are really it's everybody else is not magically immune from have to try to stay within the same space so clearly there are this is not about hepatitis a and the mayor has made comments in public session at the city council meetings where he has said

we're trying to make the park less inviting to homeless people a recent report by the u.n. outlines the difficulties a homeless people currently face. thank you. we see an average of seven to eight hundred people every single day. congress has reached an agreement on tax and i just mentioned that move deliver more joy higher wages and massive tax relief. since the recession we have not recovered the homeless homelessness has actually increased there is a problem with high property values air b.n. b.

is buying up local properties and evicting the tenants the mayor and alcohol of like everyone to think that all homeless people are drug addicts and that is absolutely not the case we have a very high percentage of our homeless are veterans we have a high percentage of people who are working in this growing criminalization of people who are poor and powerless. really is also a bigger problem with the mass incarceration of that happens in our country where we have for profit prisons with companies making money off of jailing people. still to come fresh concerns over doping during the rio olympics two years ago have come to light following a leak we have details for you after this short break stay with us.

i don't think that any country can push a button and get rid of trade this is far too important to be farmers to political backlash money is a very fungible thing and i think it will be very quick before people found ways around it because as i say it may be damaging it might cut it back but the idea that you could do anything nearly even this album is very unlikely. to.

welcome back now a new leak from the found sea bass hacking group obtained by r.t. has raised questions among other things about how does the pain cases were handled during the rio olympics and twenty sixteen for more on this are now joined by our teams in a patrol in the studio thanks for coming in so can you bring us up to speed on the latest leaks about the summer olympics in twenty sixty and remember that before during and after rio the russian. andoh was all over the news and that was when the entire russian track and field team had to stay home because of the ban and one under verified i.o.c. e-mail exchange that we however cannot confirm is real it was about therapeutic use exemptions or t.e.'s is that when athletes are allowed to take banned substances to

medical purposes yes this is when you're an athlete and you're sick and in this case you may get permission to use medicine from the list of prohibited substances so basically that is the gold doping but for that you need a certificate and according to these and verified emails forty four such certificates were given out to the athletes right at the time of the olympics most of them just days before the olympics were over and that's of course when all the finals happened but according to water rules there needs to be a thirty day window before the time when the application happens and the next competition and plus if we believe the unverified e-mails besides this forty you easier to fix it's used in rio were never entered into the universal anti-doping database that is very interesting isn't it have we had any

consequences we don't know but i can tell you that it might prove to be a real mess if it indeed happened at an event which is as high profile as the olympic games the summer olympic games in rio in this case plus fancy bears also leaked and email supposedly from a brazilian anti-doping lab professor on some crucial flaws in the doping test bottles that's also another on verified e-mail it was to the manufacturer of the bottles from right before the real olympics. did it weird situation this happened the rio twenty sixteen berlinger bottles seem not all to be stand it did not fit the berling openers forcing them resulted in breakage of the cap and sometimes it can be used to close the a boat will after alec quoting e.g. photos unix just burling have

a record of this kind of non-conformity so nikki opening the bottles for actual tests could cause damage according to dr rather if the email is real and this is the point when i want to go back to all the russian winter olympic athletes that were banned from competing the head of the winter olympic games in korea besides the testimonies and all the things that we heard from the main whistleblower mr rochon called the cornerstone element of the i.o.c. evidence and basically the only forensic element of the evidence was of course the damage on the bottles and the scratches on the bottles from saw a space the question everybody is going to be wondering at this point is where the bottles at the century at the suspicion in thought shape produced by the same company yes they were produced by the same company berlinger which were providing the anti-doping officials and saatchi with this kind of equipment but neither the

mcclaren team nor the investigators that were appointed by the i.o.c. have ever shown as the visual results of their experiments and we were constantly told that the bottle technology is flawless and now the question is what if it isn't things like this topic just seems to get more and more complex thanks for breaking it down for us that thank you. green campaigners are claiming victory after the french government finally abandoned a decades old plan to build a new airport in the city of not opponents claim it would have harmed key and environmental areas a protest group called zone to defend was first formed forty five years ago to fight the plans they stepped up their efforts in two thousand and eight that in what would become europe's largest squat at the site and housing been no decision about the airport the prime minister's prime minister said the stiff opposition

made the project impossible. we will put a stop to the no go zone which has flourished in this area for nearly ten years illegal occupants will have to leave voluntarily a few weeks before spring or they will be evicted the government will pour resources into modernizing the existing nine to airport and extending its runway as suggested by mediators between the two sides last month it was impossible to go ahead with the original plans given the climate of bitter opposition between two sides of the population that are nearly equal in size. our correspondent holiday both gave it to the side and talks to the scorched earth where despite the victory have no plans to leave. fields and trees well past as we head to not trick done deland this hardly a house in sight all seems peaceful but appearances are often deceptive for

almost a decade this land has been a battlefield over the french government's plans to build a multi-million euro airport. off the failed to vixens in clashes with the police the government has finally given in there will be no it. was we come to the focal point of the celebrations the sashimi this is where people have come to gather now to celebrate the fact that the french prime minister has decided to cancel that decision to build an airport and as you can see people are filling this space dancing singing this is a victory they say it's a victory they want to savor but how sweet that victory may feel now it may not

feel sweet much longer as the french prime minister has also. said that all of the people who've been sporting here since two thousand and eight will have to evacuate the site but the people here say they will defend their right to live in the lands that they now called their. answer did you'd love to call that you will be defending this territory we're going to state if the government tries to victor us using force it will see the year twenty twelve repeat itself. we are not going to leave our ground just like that we won the first battle now is the second. despite this victory some members of this informal and illegal community still want to remain anonymous these squatters have been called radicals by the french government and some media have even labeled them hardy's so all they

. zippo is. i don't know what it means to be radical for them it means we're with knife between our teeth ready to cut the throats of everyone always against our movement and it's ridiculous. now the celebrations continue but all is still not one nearby hundreds of awaiting their wood is ready to gate crash the party and boot them out charlotte ski ought to be. done and. we can find out the latest updates on today's stories on our website r.t. dot com i'll be back in about thirty minutes from favor. with lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go

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can't the highest silver mines on the planet back to for almost five hundred years . packed into the rocks the deep shots are plagued by cave ins and accidents. in the thin dusty and the minus work without eye protection breathing operators and i often work drunk it's extremely dangerous sometimes fatal and frequently carried out by children. young children who worked in bolivia for generations almost three quarters of a million a doing so today. this culture led to the development of bolivia's new liberal and highly controversial children's code in two thousand and fourteen which gave children as young as ten the right to work under certain circumstances. critics in the west said bolivia had effectively legalized child labor the government says the laws protect the rights and help for the young workers.

to me. so all the new rules work has the situation got better since two thousand and four see. we working to lean and mean and have. the child that step by step so there was this five year plan right so yes by two thousand and nineteen yeah they want to say no must basically i think i know it's very difficult to say no mass because it's only five years but it's you know it's a huge it's a high i don't know how you say made. by the level of yes yes yes yes yes you aim

high end for the stars yes yes it's very. it's very high. but you know in the last ten years. to make a big thinks. you can think and believe we. need to live in the space we have. right now you can think and believe me we. would all keep in the schools we have this reality right now. because there's been the. this about i want to say three things million other money to put for. those doesn't. and you see in this.

it was. the thing. some guy with thirteen fourteen years tried to selling you this is maybe use them enough. but if you see i tiled we think years in the cold. you know you understand yeah of course when they try to say because you were because you think. this is a strategy. is it or yes is this just so you send the young little kid out and he of course looks the pause and then you make more money of course and the pirates says. danielle can. you make more money because it's child yeah this is

a from. the . only. illegal when the senate since. nine eleven there's sort of an earlier understand if there. was this. sequence of a number of. women then you seem very latina first and you know collection i gave you and i think of course that's. meant something commercial not a verse. came to the primary ok honestly i don't know of another health clinic. now in bolivia we see the program with new eyes you know we have a new low it's different this is not passed this is not geneva. they they make them. international olsen all are places but you need to see the

reality here. in the. past when the scientists must be on sound as well as the nomadic. elite one of them with us in the end on. anything you come to think hears the news for you know what it's like to look in nature like the man all of us not just can't. shoot and shoot from the six o'clock to the top of love maybe i can see when you see that how does that make you feel of course i feel sad. i feel like. i don't know the word but they respond as a simple tense yeah yeah if it's incidents now you want to help but of course of

course people want to help. that's why. i thought. what just purchased but. the reality in bolivia is that the economy has improved in the last decade but that around sixty percent of people still live below the poverty line they do what they have to to survive and for many children it means juggling school with a full time job. or. many

of the young men sucking languages things are a funny thing in the moment but i did he pull me said a man and a big if was me only that blow games. me feel so old. lady it's. not here lives in the suburbs of the past. mike is a daily struggle for home parents who can't make ends meet on the plane. he's been contributing to the family budget for of attributes. them a little at

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it was. your live and then wife. alone going to give it to i well. let me see it was good not. just through the just. and with a face a medal and a put it but. i had a dozen men the policy hamper gamester the other man the other. folk the government bother me got that out of my body that only you know the pilings and yet i mean. put us in the look then with a crevice but. i can bend it better mucked in a table but i said. he put us in with an approach that i must up on. democrats and their fellow men and this is the members in the guns get up and time in. dentist today after maria has been. listening to her on

the. activity of a plug for the canal among the million not that i hadn't been for the better. part of the economy coming only a kid had made. it was an. ongoing interest that will last and last was a massacre that. braun. rewarded food. truck or not those. who are just through school started yelling at them moment. for. us. as to so salty must be a. not as big dream but those dreams require a good education what you want to be when you grow up. adult laughed. why do you

want to go. to school. a little less. well it does go to plan on the circles book it. will keep the closest supporters to the film that i was present on the last eclipse but last i looked at the schools for. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turn some countries into pigs these are the countries with we can recall them is that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow bloat even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline off to almost a decade how good are the results she saw effect in new york he's welcome by the

people gathered in bristol why don't all get people to see what i do in a choice you can see the beautiful view she thought the climate was i mean tiffany told. so much must this she did not was always think it's you somehow think that not getting paid while the same measure is still in place to one of the consequences is to weaken labor slewed dismantle the will first one of this is the truth the consider is the consequences are actually quite acceptable to the decision makers. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to

be press this is what will before three of them or ten people get. interested always in the waters and that. there should. i am. if. i am. not and i was honest the rest of us. out of this thing through the silent of us never would in finland impose that on strength and that one. thing is that aanchal me i mean was he putting. says it you know. and i said. then i asked him what model i want to toss hanging. when it looks

so much more tame on a boy yes a little. campus out there but i doubt it's going to get them on my butt i want to . get there was one of eight brothers and sisters being raised by a widowed mother. the children's code is meant he's been able to find work as a cleaner in the local symmetry. and that of mrs it was withdrawn when i was seven men. get their hands to do is focus on. nothing else but i haven't missed.

that little game and that's the last it was yesterday so yeah joe. people when i'm asked. about that. then he goes they go on i'm on. but are. you not a. reason . so. the lesson has. that for most of us has to get out on the ground when those house

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of them enough to. marry some one b.n. thing only to saying. no this cancels out. so i mean no harm with the answer more to all went to. the one that gave that easter. than. that. for tito and no idea the children's code is meant they can legally end the extra money they badly need she can help her mother in the market and his job at the cemetery wouldn't exist without it but there are hundreds of thousands of children in

bolivia operating completely outside the law. sort of like something out of a movie i get the feeling i'm in some sort of wild west gold mine these old wooden poles on everything up. i'm not built for spaces like. definitely not for people you know maybe if the men can't focus and as it became i had. to be. in the.

company often. to mrs s. your eyes. at six am with kate we are going down was that this was painful. to come in to tell them i'm going to make is not really concerned except maybe of money and it did live with. both radio and his brother have been working in his mind since they were ten years old if they stay here it's unlikely they'll see fulfilled and when it was hard enough and the money hammered. the lack of oxygen and just hand tools. that have these kids to know that's all day in day out. so

a really low dose of. everything will freddy when richard are doing is completely illegal. mining work is strictly forbidden by the children this time but it's never enforced. all that. for nothing. thank you for. raising. hope. of ok. ok. i've. said. well this so we're.

better they don't divorce i've got blood. so i mean i was. gonna get a look at all that up then that you're quite a bargain. i said so how do you know i mean what a game and i mean as believe it was. a children's code should protect wolf radio and his brothers but up here it seems it doesn't well i. don't know is a former child minder an activist who tries to look after the families i'm sorry come. bolden says ress him with bill him blessing. threads courtroom as has been stated it. better the hit on by. than what though this.

is it is that i could. just i mean is there a difference for the. poor luther king committee to pull him through the last funniest thing. thing. there are see do blah blah. blah it's nice but it's funny to say game was almost done was a long. sig it was robust. those. courses get doesn't like it was funny. and. then found out that way to much on the small. where those that. say that by the bennett image by the. way the a c s and then look at them with. those protests. as cussedness thought it of this

chappie this was easy. to see here is responsible for the safety of equipment here she simply can't afford for thieves to get anywhere near it and that's why she always has a supply of dynamite nearby it's a very effective way of warning them off. us if they get too close as the bugs out of us. through. what if any equipment is stolen or has to pay for it she doesn't mess around when it comes to thieves yeah ok that's just concept that's a good deal to. pull the rug. i serious. you know they have and that. is the main thing now this isn't. a lot which will unfold a month on

a simple accident as i might lose. it powerlessness by those nino's going to mean that. they're not small kid or mobile is just on an island it is poor to be given a key and towser last name is one thing in the program united but mild in consequence of the fall they're looking for some names on the end it will influence israel can report they cannot in another game either lie. that told them no. news that. young men. only don't know now the leader they had it's funny they had it's nino's the basis they don't really get to have to be the key in a better story ben sound

a native. know it better when they learn to put. it had done you good then it's your doing better than i was on the boat it's news but it's funny to us but this isn't the be the. report it goes for the simple as type in some good news but look you know. good i must say good up or you know just i don't be and it's funny you know that's the news but as babe it was the but. it took a second. to. sources in the bolivian government insists the children's code is working but overall numbers of workers it down and that illegal child labor as have almost home since two thousand and eight. they say that tackling dangerous work is now a top policy priority. but they haven't offered the people of sierra rico an

alternative and that means the schoolboy mine is here continue risking their lives for the money they need to survive they still believe they'll get more help from t.o. for the first the devil of the pits than they will do from their own lawmakers. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education low its high education is becoming just another product that can be pulled from the sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you could also through jacque you look at this also the kind of

fellow they could and. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now and i'm extremely more higher education the new global economic war. i don't think that any country can push a button and get rid of trade this is far too important to be farmers to political backlash money is a very fine people think and i think it will be very quick before people find ways around it because there's a stake in that it may be damaging it might cut it back but the idea that you could do anything nearly twenty minutes south of it is very unlikely.

zia's says harlan kentucky. we've all just moved them boys it was very funny. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners of said that. these people are survivors of a world disappearing before their. no i. remember thinking when i was younger. anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. moved.

by. the turkish foreign minister threatens the u.s. saying it should not have to face off against its ally when oncor dislikes to storm kurdish positions in syria and i thought the washington chalked on claims that was setting up a kurdish led border security force the. president trumped costs down any talks with north korea working just as direct negotiations between the two koreas result in a breakthrough decision to compete under one flag at the winter olympics. and frustration over migration regulations in europe forcing switzerland to

consider ending their free movement of people agreements with the e.u. . and a new leak from the front seat as hacking group of tainted bayati raises concerns over how do you think cases were handled during the rio olympics in twenty six states and questions the integrity of the song. very warm welcome you're watching our three international court carting to you live from moscow and nicky aaron good to have you with us a circle is getting ready for a military advance on kurdish positions in syria and does not seem to be convinced by washington's attempts to downplay its support for kurdish led groups the turkish foreign minister said the u.s.

has broken its promises and threatened washington it does not want to face off against its ally on the ground our senior regional correspondent has more turkey isn't kidding around day after day it is pulling more tanks and more missiles more troops to the syrian border this is the prelude to a new war a war within the u.s. led coalition should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border is up to us to drown this army of terror before it is born. one of the reasons is america's new army or border force which is what it was originally the u.s. led coalition told us in this lead to that it was establishing a border security force an army of kurds put patrol the border with turkey now that

is preparing to invade the u.s. has done a one hundred eighty degree turn that entire situation has been isp or treat misdescribed some people misspoke we are not creating a border security force at all the story has changed it's not a new army or a border force it's thirty thousand troops that will be trained to prevent isis is written on paper for now and if he doesn't put a stop to it state department is now on overdrive you get the sense that they'll be bending over backwards for a valuable ally turkey is a very important value nato ally we have a lot of interactions with the turkish government as you probably know the foreign minister of turkey is in vancouver right now where i believe he will be meeting or have some sort of a chat with secretary taylor sent or at least some of our representatives later today so an important nato ally let's not kid around by all appearances america doesn't want to. the north and south who marched together in the opening ceremony

under the korean peninsula flag from a single north south have upcoming a joint women's ice hockey team that will be playing in the olympic games competing under a unified korean flag this is this is a huge breakthrough we also have two hundred thirty north koreans cheer and observe the games so there are some big breakthroughs going on but trump does not think they are significant trump did not only criticize north korea he's also called out china saying that he praised their efforts but he wished that they would do more and he said that russia was. helping at all now russia was a signatory to the recent sanctions on north korea and they have stated over and over again that they have not at any point breached those sanctions that they signed on to now with all of this with roche he believed that that approach was the best way to bring peace to the korean peninsula. this is gus this further now

is joseph chung a political analyst and professor at hong kong city university mr chung welcome to the program it's good to see whether as now i think the key word here has to be timing doesn't it it seems as so as it into korean talks achieved the first breakthroughs don't know china decides to lash out at russia and praise china over north korea as that do you think there's anything deliberate here in the timing of his remarks. this is lastly propaganda work the united states took on news from administration to explain to the americans that the effectiveness of his policy towards the korean peninsula has been handicapped by the lack of support by russia and china but i think to be fair to russia and china they have made it very clear to the united states that they are willing to go along with economic sanctions against north korea but there

are limits and both countries do not intend to completely ruin the north korean economy i think their position has been made very clear to the united states the united states are now in a time member because as we all know political options are very costly very dangerous and risky and at the same time economic sanctions are known obviously do not push north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program. any later monks chant he praised china for its help but he also said you know beijing could do more what else do you think he wants to see one from beijing was expecting . always supplied to north korea perhaps is a good example from would like russia and china to get to terminate always supplied to north korea which was certainly

a very severe blow to north korea but both russia and china are saying that they are only willing to limit always supply to north korea down to roughly the previous . previous levels so. those from understands what the united states asked probably will not be meant to not be agreed to by both russia and china but he is of course using these opportunities to exert pressure on moscow on beijing and more important still to explain why his policy doesn't quite. able to work and of course he would like to tell the world that his tough stand actually facilitates. the negotiations between the two careers at the moment the recent talks between the two koreas and the results of those talks they

seem very reason to be optimistic they think there's a significant development hero to the symbolic one. this is largely symbolic because we know that the negotiations to worse a final solution to the north korean weapons program is a long long one. so korea certainly welcomes negotiations because this is this is in the past form of the incumbent president. in a not and solve koreans in general world com talks as long as they don't make too many concessions on the part of north korea are you willing to some friendly nose towards solve korea as a kind of negotiated employ because this me world lead to food. shows the chunk of political analyst and professor at hong kong city university

thank you for your time. now switzerland may not be in the e.u. but it could still be facing its own version of briggs it goes with people's party has received permission to collect signatures in support of a referendum to end switzerland's free movement agreements with the e.u. the move would hand back to the country full control over immigration at the moment the current policy allows the e.u. citizens to live and work freely in switzerland and finds versa the s.v.p. has until next july to collect nearly one hundred thousand signatures if successful the proposal will be considered considered by the government and parliament in burned before being put to a vote the code president of the youth wing of the s.p.p. is convinced the public would vote in favor of stopping free movement. we are to biggest party in switzerland we are the strongest party and we have made a lot of initiatives and in two thousand and fourteen there is people's party has

launched that initiative against mass immigration so why shouldn't it work a second time and i'm sure this is people will vote for that initiative that we can stop that free movement to deal with the european union although the results of the twenty fourteen referendum and to limit immigration from the e.u. quotas were never imposed by parliament instead m.p.'s agreed on a solution to give unemployed to domestic workers preference over the e.u. nationals seeking jobs in switzerland males fit again believes the amount of new arrivals is unsustainable. but we have got massive problems with mass migration and we want to stop that we had a migration at a surely to switzerland for it with about eight hundred thousand persons that's really a threat to our democracy way to end always wants to remain remain independent neutral and free and then to parliament and the government of switzerland had to time to implement that initiative but they didn't and implement that initiative

from two thousand and fourteen because they maybe are scared after reaction for european union so i think it is really a big problem because we have got all those left wing politicians in our parliament and the government and that's a reason why that initiative against mass immigration couldn't be implemented still to come on. their way olympics two years ago have come to light following we have a. right.

to. put themselves on the line they didn't accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president. some want to. it's. considered to be for us as a what before us three of the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of my. first sip.

a new leak from the fancy bez hacking group obtains by r.t. has raised questions about how doping cases were handled during the rio olympics in two thousand and sixteen talks about the meaning behind these documents so new leaks about the summer olympic games twenty sixteen and remember during before and after rio the russian doping scandal was all over the news and that was when the and hire russian track and field team stayed home because of the band's well one i.o.c. e-mail exchange that we however can not confirm is real was about therapeutic use exemptions or to you now correct me if i'm wrong but is that when athletes are allowed to use banned substances for medical purposes yes if you're an athlete and you're sick and this case you may get permission to use medicines from the list of prohibited substances in a sense that is illegal doping but that requires

a certificate and judging by some of these unverified e-mails as many as forty four such certificates were given out right during the time of the olympics and most of them just days before the olympics were over that's where all the finals are happening but according to water rules the window between the time when the application is followed the next competition must be thirty days plus if we are to believe more of these on verified emails eight or to fit kids from rio we're never entered into the universal anti-doping database so that is interesting have we had of any consequences we don't know but i can tell you that among proved to be a real mess if it in. happened during the rio games and we know that it is the most high profile sporting event ever the summer olympics and also another email that

the fancy bears leaked was supposedly from a brazilian anti-doping law professor about the crucial flaws and the doping test bottles again it's an unverified e-mail to the manufacture of the bottles from the times right before the beginning of the rio olympics did it weird situation this happened the rio twenty sixteen berlinger buckles seem not all to be stand it did not fit the billing forcing them resulted in breakage of the cap and sometimes it can be used to close the able to after alec quoting photos you know just have a record of this kind of non-conformity so nicky opening the bottles could cause damage according to dr ratner if the e-mails are real but this is the point when i want to go back to all the russian winter olympic athletes that were banned the head of the winter olympic games in korea besides the testimonies and besides all

the things that the main. whistleblower grigori watching of was saying the cornerstone element of the i.o.c. evidence or basically the only forensic evidence was the damage on the bottles or the scratches on the ones that were used and saw. the question i want to know the answer to is whether both was at the center of suspicion in sochi produced by that same company yes they were produced by berger that was providing the anti-doping officials with equipment for as well however neither the maclaurin team nor the investigators they were appointed by the international olympic committee have ever shown us the visual results of their experiments and we were constantly told that the bottle technology is flawless but what if it isn't.

twelve activists in the californian city of alcohol and have been detained after they were caught trying to feed the homeless people in a park according to current legislation it's illegal to share food in public places that attention was caught on camera. but you know. as you know we are. you know. the ban on public food sharing in alcohol was introduced back in october last year as a precaution against an outbreak of infectious hepatitis a the penalty for breaking the law can be up to a thousand dollar fine or even a six month jail term we talked to the activists who were caught by police they claim the legislation has the opposite effect of what it's meant to do. homeless people who were there were a very sinkhole that we were standing up and they were very upset that the mayor in the city council members could pass such a heartless ordinance and none of those government officials come out to the park

and talk to those people it really seems like this is part of the city for to realize homelessness they've already made me that against the law to panhandle to sleep on the sidewalk so this is really like the next step in trying to push the homeless out of their city and the big justification that they used was the happening outbreak in the indiegogo and they say all the parkers the parks are so contaminated with hepatitis a that we don't want the homeless people to catch it and so are trying to protect but everybody else can still go and have a party at the park and share food with each other and they wrote that into the ordinance and that's what makes it discriminatory because it targets the whole nature it's everybody else is not magically immune from have a tie to say within the same space so clearly there this is not about hepatitis a and the mayor has made comments in public session at the city council meetings where he has said we're trying to make the park less inviting to homeless people

a recent report by the u.n. outlines the difficulties homeless people currently face. thank you. we see an average of seven to eight hundred people every single day. congress has reached an agreement on tax and i just mentioned that move deliver more joy higher wages and massive tax relief. since the recession we have not recovered the homeless homelessness has actually increased there is a problem with high property values air b.n. b. is buying up

a local properties and evicting the tenants the mayor and alcohol of like everyone to think that all homeless people are drug addicts and that is absolutely not the case we have a very high percentage of our homeless are veterans we have a high percentage of people who are working in this growing criminalization of people who are poor and powerless. really is also a bigger problem with the nothing hurts aeration of that happens in our country where we have for profit prisons with companies making money off of jailing people . as always we love to hear your thoughts on the day's stories so do get in touch by following us on social media i'll be back with the latest headlines the top of the out three of them. rather stand in here from us and. our all over them what.

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movement in the united states congress to counter president donald trump and his agenda continued yesterday as the senate democrats voted past filibuster efforts by sen rand paul to move closer to extending the controversial foreign and domestic surveillance powers granted infection seven o two of the foreign intelligence surveillance act or as we lovingly call it i said eighteen senate democrats including senators claire mccaskill dianne feinstein and renowned from brazil or jeff flake have now joined fifty five fellow democrats in the house of representatives to basically hand rather than donald j. trump an attorney general jeff sessions of the keys to the super fast surveillance super car that is section seven o two i guess when the national security state is on the line hash tag resistance quickly becomes hashtag assistance yes that bad and it's this kind of failure of

governments to properly protected and act in their citizens best interests that help spur larry think the founder and chief executive of the six trillion dollar investment firm blackrock to levy an unprecedented ultimatum to wall street tuesday . he basically says help make society better or else in the letter think rights since the financial crisis those with capital have reaped enormous benefits society is demanding that companies both public and private serve a social purpose companies must benefit all their stakeholders including shareholders employees customers and the communities in which they operate today our clients who are your company's owners are asking you to demonstrate the leadership and clarity that will drive not only their own investment returns but also the prosperity and security of their fellow citizens. i'm sorry but

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