you can't just be like oh who cares of course i mean there's a recent sort of safety measures but it's really is this a huge problem that we need to have story after story and all of these politicians talking about bill to protect the children won't because their parents don't want to parent right i mean i'm sorry if teenagers on you tube want to eat stupid things for clicks and then they get hurt and go to the emergency room will everybody watches that and says hey i don't want to eat that because they're going to go to the emergency care you know i don't know it's sort of strange. that well there was that there was a study actually in the journal pediatrics and ages one to three accounted for seventy two percent of cleaning products to little babies poisoning so there's more time on these cleaning household products forty percent of those poisonings came from cleaners in spray bottles so tie let me ask why are we regulating spray bottles that's a good question you shouldn't say that too loud this close to capitol hill we might start seeing them suddenly be like oh my gosh spray bottles we have to go regulate

that you know i mean of course you put your you put labels on it and all that but i think it's just because it's like you know hey this is a new fangled fancy thing that you know these type of things of have only come out like these provigil recently so it was i mean the funny you know people say like they've never been around but this washer have made pods like this for a long time and you know back in our day we had a deep and tired read out of the box with a season to have our there was what i want to bother you know and what's really fascinating was according to the consumer product safety commission there have been a total of five deaths in the u.s. related the to the ingestion of one hundred five out of three hundred million people and most of those because we're dulce who are suffering from dementia there are even kids that this kind of smells like that you know of the out the the candy bar with the with the razor blade in a blade or has never ever happened that only people poisoned by hollowing candy were within the same family you know. oh yeah. which by the way were

a government shutdown so if you wanted to rags wrong you'd get them now and bring them back room grab some for me too because there's no one there to stop us it's crazy oh well it's interesting because i think it's so funny that there's this idea that we have to it's always like keeping teenagers from smoking big teenagers from drinking keeping them from doing drugs keeping them from having sex will just tell them not to do it and tell them everything is dangerous and it seems that chuck schumer is so shocked that kids you know do you do crazy stares actually study cornell college of human ecology had studied this back in the early twenty four or twenty two thousand this idea of why do kids do this so what she said is teens often decide that the benefits of risky behavior immediate gratification gratification or peer acceptance outweighs the wrist. and we need to we needed studies multiple studies to explain the guys on capitol hill. teens do

stupid stuff for attention and if you tell them they're not supposed to they're just got an even race and if they're going to make more so you keep bringing it up to me it's just teams are going to be teams and you know johnny olds going to swallow the marbles are all going to be sad but at least one of the marble anyway as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics which covered up facebook and twitter see our pulls over there to dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and the arsonist to discuss the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. suddenly son the father fingers of both agencies are now being accused of accidentally on purpose leaving controversial important data state to do what. we.

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a good arm or are more trouble than there are rather than what are the four of four of them to care of and. i'm going to let them but i don't touch them then you. can keep an eye on what i have seen as a child for a trifle that it. doesn't work then our modeling on the show little side of. the model. number set up around the hey i don't know who is. good for the whole food but choice the i knew where you're from and theosophy chime in syria said. somewhere else for them after a couple fronts around the mr hates it for jim and then oil for food our freedom

and of course. the money. we're. told. in two thousand and seven after the public outcry over the bush administration's use of warrantless domestic surveillance a federal court ordered the n.s.a. to preserve a trove of intercepted web data that was at the heart of

a legal dispute over domestic surveillance well too exactly nobody is surprised it now turns out that apparently the esteemed wiretapping agency lost approximately seven years of controversial intercepted data the data you see was lost during a broad housecleaning effort and had to go to make room for you guessed it the new surveillance data ironically this news appeared within days of president trump citing a bipartisan bill broadly reauthorizing the n.s.a. surveillance authorities even as republicans in congress raise hell over a classified memo that allegedly documents the various surveillance abuses committed by the f.b.i. and d.o.j. and the russian collusion investigation so to bring us some clarity if possible in a week of wide ranging surveillance news we welcome former cia analyst ray mcgovern to the show welcome ray. thank you very much right i got to grow up about what exactly was in the buried of the n.s.a. purged and just tell our viewers why was it important to hold onto that they just

miraculously lost by accident i'm sure. it will tyrone nobody knows this because it hasn't been much in the press but in april of last year there was a study done of the faces that is the foreign intelligence surveillance act the court judgments on things presented to them by the are done by the obama administration and no fewer than eighty five percent of them were shown to be illegal and illegally given to people who are not authorized to get them it's a kinds of things that can be used not only in prosecutions but as blackmail or in leaks to the press so i mean this is a great country isn't it i mean this is the situation it's not only whoosh it's not only is fellow trouble it's obama it's everyone who plays test and loose with the the laws and the question to sions fourth amendment protects us presumably or

at least literally from illegal searches and seizures without a court warrant. no matter how you slice it it looks pretty bad for the n.s.a. has had a lot of criticism over the last well forever. do you think this is a case of and this is a question i often have because i don't know how to answer it because i'm between two things is it just a case of mitt's mismanagement and incompetence or is this deliberate keeping information and just a deliberate coverup. well i like to be very charitable and forgiving but even i still much of a stretch to think this is gross incompetence solo there is gross incompetence by the bushel at n.s.a. no this is deliberate let's face it these things were incredibly embarrassing not only was it n.s.a. but the once it f.b.i. and this isn't

a question it's that the same materials who sent lead it just at the same time by both agencies i mean give me a break they had to people's because if you left one with this information then you don't protect everyone who is involved so this is pretty sinister this is the deep state in action and i'm sure that representative newness has information bearing on these things even though the tapes themselves have been deleted you know it's interesting is the in those cynical look at things but i have to ask you know the warrantless surveillance camera went to george w. bush didn't seem to have a long lasting effect on public opinion in considering how little progress we've seen you know tragically neither denied snowden revelations at least you know in the decision makers do you realistically think we'll ever see a truly open real debate government surveillance state in our country in the halls of congress are we ever going to see that. but this is what to watch for tyrone.

what is to happen now is representative newness then you should give the information he has to the attorney general the attorney general and cashew can be a grand jury the grand jury issue indictments and you know even though it is a stretch at this point to have the percent sure that in a sense these crooks are necessary because they say officials. do deserve the presumption of innocence but you should get a jury to decide that not mcgovern which i wrote tabitha thank you you were very right on that front is that interesting ok the news comes out the same week that congress reauthorizes the government's fi's authorities and also the same week that this classified memo surfaces allegedly detailing intelligence community surveillance abuses when monitoring the trump campaign so. what do you think the president has allies would have had some qualms about signing off on such broad

surveillance powers after he spent so much of the last year and his campaign talking about the deep state now that the of state was going to get him and we had to worry about it and yet now here we are he's giving the deep seas that is not just getting in bed with the d. of states he's married he's signed over as. he's adopted a couple of kids they got a dog like their or their buddy buddy now. isn't that odd then that makes one wonder what right what's going on help me well that was the question i could help use it isn't that what it isn't i think i'll cope with ari i'm having to figure trump i mean he knows that he himself and his closest advisers like. general flynn were victims of this skullduggery this playing fast and loose with the fourth amendment and why he signed that thing where well he sort of change his mind he was in the senate then later they all we have moved aside and well you know he makes

compromises and the deep state does have chapter and verse on trump himself so this is not a new tactic you know when james komi the head of the f.b.i. when trump was president elect and first few weeks of his presidency when he lingered behind on the the sixth of january two thousand and seventeen and said no mr trump. brennan and rogers have gotten but this is very delicate information we have this dossier and it's not for a fight but past this terribly scurrilous and you say shit about what you did in moscow and that which is one which is one which you know that that's out there and you know it was just just to let you know who it said all about you know all about you yeah that's what tyrone your dad told me happens when one comes it's a high office they take a side and say now ok no we have this information so the bottom line is you don't

play ball with the deep state you could be scurrilously depos for what it one reason or another whether it's real or whether it's fabricated i remember that while actually. my father won because it was very interesting within a few months and suddenly was having you know twenty three. brought him into. the basement of the capitol and essentially does the pose that when i asked him all these questions about how he won and all that just kind of letting their presence known there and then when he was governor he did it and none of them had any last names i talked to your dad you know it's a small remarkable you know it's only the it's beefsteak erks and they do have lots of goods and lots of people and when people say what americans say as they did after it's notan turn talked about turn key charity most americans said well i'm clean. but that be afraid of well. we turned

to to a stasi member stussy who's the east german secret service people who kept a list listening here if people should just leave india on the lives of others they know what it's like that great film and we talk to bush going schmidt who is a like ten it kind of ruined stassi research what's going on what do you say to people who say i've got nothing to hide the blood that may be says this. is terribly naive so he just so you were to this information on who is to use it against you don't get to decide how it's you will loose and just leave it to a part of it it's being used against you is still kind of it being correlate it is a first place if that's necessary and i was reading we all have to go there is that idea that we get so we're naive in a world that you know we you have no major politicians going don't upset the then

teligent community don't have such a deep state or they'll get you know and you know but none of us are supposed to be paranoid about things like that they have all our information you know they've literally given us every reason to be paranoid and terrified and by whatever it is are agreeing to everything i want to ask you if i gave you if i gave you the superpower right now to change like one thing in our intelligence community to make it work better to get away from what we're talking about what would that be. i would put in a new national intelligence director of impeccable integrity now you may have to look around in the country for somebody like but you can't find one the president is asleep by you when that big hear from his predecessor was a crook so if you want to give the director of national intelligence more than just titular authority over what happens and it tells us committee you put it guy in there like stansfield turner admiral or stars u.s.

navy who served as the director of central intelligence under jimmy carter who just died three days ago why do or who worked for him. go to needed it wasn't afraid even as you try to play it on the president's team and if you had enough noses out of joint it did it was an effort capulets but it made the community work that's what you need religious community that's what was missed since i mean sure well thank you as always waver coming on and giving us your perspective on these issues facing us today it's a truly a great pleasure thank you are most welcome. nearly four hundred fifty two or seventy five percent of the world's active volcanoes are found in the ring of fire a twenty five thousand square foot area in the basin of the pacific ocean and one of those is about to erupt the militia in the middle of philippines mountain may own the centerpiece of a unesco biosphere reserve has been raised to

a threat level for just one spot below the highest warning a veil of all for eruption detection eruptions of steam and rock began in december of twenty seventeen causing the danger zone surrounding the volcano to be increased to a full eight kilometer radius the volcano may own as over eight thousand feet tall and sits above a mostly agricultural region in the area but don't worry the philippines office of civil defense are evacuating not only tens of thousands of people but also setting up evacuation areas for paid was water buffaloes cows and poultry as of january there were six thousand nine hundred seventy three families or twenty six thousand people housed in evacuation centers with that number expected to hit seventy five thousand and more if the eruption is as massive as some fear a man i really hope i really hope that everybody gets out of there in time before you talk about the spectacle of nature that soon see it right there or there we

wait for that and forget and the major has it all right i do hope that they can get those people out of the path of the thing that is our show for you today everybody and remember everyone in this world we are. you know love the elf so i tell you all i love you. and i'm. watching those hawks never a great night everybody. claims

that russia is ultimately responsible for the chemical attacks that have taken place in syria. regardless of. protests or. the gathering of the rich and powerful of the world economic forum in davos meanwhile where donald trump is also expected to make an appearance. i. blockade dozens of the tension facilities across the country safer working conditions following a spate of attacks by. a

little there from moscow to the world. this is r t international my names that you don't need and you're welcome to the program our top story the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has said the blame for chemical attacks carried out in syria since russia's intervention in twenty fifteen lines with moscow regardless of who was behind them. whoever conducted the. rusher ultimately burrs responsibility for the victims and the. countless other serious targeted with chemical weapons since russia became involved in syria there's almost no information available all of these reports are coming from twitter from various sources the white helmets for example whose leader was banned by the entry into the united states because of his ties to extremists whose members are actors body

baggers and the al qaeda executions and who operate exclusively easily missed areas areas of syria held by hardcore islamists these reports have been echoed by the syrian observatory of human rights which is also being called pro opposition but as for the facts the information we're seeing is a bunch of metal canisters metal canisters that reportedly targeted eastern ghouta just just east of the capital damascus and there are reports of two dozen people injured according to all of these activists there's no actual footage of these bombs and chlorine gas i've seen during gas used back in the battle of aleppo it leaves behind a huge greenish cloud and it isn't difficult you know to take it to take a picture which would which would say a lot more but there's there's no pictures there's just pictures of empty canisters

laying around on the ground and even experts a loss to explain how exactly these these catus this work they're saying thirteen shells started to the east and guta and who need two dozen people were injured it's strange as for secretary tillotson this argument that russia is somehow responsible for a crime that may or may not have happened and which hasn't been verified well that's a that's a far stretch. it would be like holding the united states responsible for every time that its allies the afghan government forces the s.d.f. every time the stage an execution for example every time they commit a war crime it's a stretch and i would say politics more than anything else as for this attack in eastern guta there's just no information available and the information we have is from less than reliable sources concerning the statement made by rex tillerson we discussed it with former you can buster to syria peter ford. but there's no

independent corroboration of these reports and employ reason to believe the discredited white helmet had chlorine gas being used it would have been a cloud which would have been. and photographable. the report. very hard to credit what was simply not logical it's almost comical in its absurdity regardless who used them grotesque it's not serious the americans are not serious at school they just want to score points in wrestling the big power game with russia. the luxury swiss resort of davos has opened its doors to the a new world economic forum but this year is focused on creating a shared future in

a fractured world it's pulled in a record number of heads of government that includes donald trump who is just the second u.s. president to attend the summit. i . one hundred have marched in the swiss capital to tonight's the gathering trumps visit protesters were chanting slogans against capitalism help bombers like smash the world economic forum. meanwhile looks at what's on the agenda in the swiss resorts. the world economic forum is well underway here in the scenic town of davos nestled in the swiss alps and the guest list is chock full of political heavyweights such as may merkel mccrone and to many surprise trump no one expected mr america first to even consider participating in a forum who theme both the globalist idea of creating a shared future in

a fractured world and yet he slotted to be the last. the event and will most likely use the opportunity to soapbox about his own brand of economic nationalism and all the political elite continue to enjoy the conference and rub elbows the i.m.f. has warned that the current economic climate has caused voters to lose faith in them voters in many advanced economies have soured on political establishment doubting their ability to deliver broadly shared growth in the face of tepid real wage gains reduced labor shares in national income and rising job polarization and in reality that discontent really shouldn't be all that surprising given that those in the ninety nine percent aren't the ones enjoying the benefits of the recent growth oxfam who works towards the relief of global poverty has recently put out a report outlining just how dire the situation is revealing that in two thousand and seventeen eighty two percent of the wealth generated went to the top one percent the number billionaires skyrocketed leaving us with now over two thousand billionaires world wide and as that economic crisis continues the focus of davos

seems to have blurred a bit at the politics of two thousand and seventeen leakin for the first time ever the summit is chaired solely by women and a number of the discussions really don't seem to have anything to do with economics at all focusing instead on race privilege and harassment all of the greatest hits from the past year the social issues of two thousand and seventeen including. inclusiveness. how to smile was mansion and all those things have been everywhere and a new sport that sounds important maybe but not as important as the economics of the office summit i think that the north america europe japan and all to developed nations of being as inclusive as they are now all told by the way of course there are reactions to things like the migration crisis but the people are used to it now much more than before and we have inclusive it's not a time for crusades anymore. delegation from russian cyrus. curity company kasper.

took time out to talk to us about the gathering and the issues they face. i would say from the last two years and actually one of the main topics of this year in davos it's from invasion of the world unfortunately it's happening there is a global job politico tensions and fights between countries and the private companies that make far as us i would say that the pressure in the united states is enormous it's the biggest it's really disappointing for some reason and surprising for me that the private company can be limited in these operations in the contre with no reasons with it's just very decision of the u.s. government it's really frustrating because it means that we can't protect our organizations in years ago meant and. that is one of the best according to the penitence and this is just means that the. they leave themselves on protected from from cyber crime and from cyber attacks which is really frustrated and i believe that in the long term this is just

a very. very wrong decision then independent private company from its operation in the country. with all those v.o.i.p. guests around this time the resort seems a bit overwhelmed by its signature feature this over the past week it's the nearly two metres of the white stuff the heaviest in nearly two decades traffic's been disrupted with many delegates struggling to reach the venue there's also a very real danger from avalanches but the discomfort hasn't stopped the online community seeing the funny side of things. down with reality economic and environmental social and political fragility in avalanche territory a loud noise can bring the whole mountain down and donald trump comes to town on friday turns out davos is actually the social experiment when you gather a bunch of the the eyepiece then make them carry their own luggage through this snow and stand in lines with each other out. wonder what would happen if.

no one could leave for a week and the world realize that it could run itself without the business and political elites. over to france where prison stuff across the country are blockading detention facilities and calling for a complete overhaul of the system there over one hundred centers have been affected the protests are now in their ninth day and began after a series of assaults against prison workers by inmates one of the hotspots has been the flurry. near par it's the largest in europe holding more than four thousand inmates it's also used to monitor suspected extremists among them is the salaam the faces trial of the twenty fifteen terror attacks stuff held demonstrations i decide the prison on friday violence broke.