what we're looking at now is the state department and some of the irregularities there some of the most vocal critics of the memo have been the washington post and the new york times their journalism is currently the subject of a new film. explains that in this report journalistic values change over time. the washington post and the new york times once established themselves as shining beacons of true journalism a brave group of reporters who would stop at nothing to find out as much as they can in their quest for truth but i'm actually talking about the seventy's back then new york times and poster as risk jail time by publishing classified documents on the war the new york times begins its explosive series based on the pentagon papers publication of a covert version of the war recount due to much of the optimistic talk that permeated officials to. now daniel ellsberg leaks the documents to the washington post you want to learn more go to the movies and check out the oscar nominated film

the post seems like the perfect robot all to trump attacks on the media and according to the creators that was actually the intention one thing that both of these areas have in common that really attracted me also to tell this story is two presidents. declaring war on the news media i really feel that we shall overcome what all of us have been so subjected to over the past sixteen months while spielberg's political message is pretty difficult to miss even in the trailer you publish. cream court. we don't. know. what are you going to do this is ok and what are those two newspapers up to these days well they're not exactly true to the idea of exposing the intelligence community the washington post was one of the loudest voices against the release of the nunez memo why because this classified document which alleges misconduct by intelligence services quote in danger's national security and wa po published

a number of articles predicting devastating consequences from the memos released and slamming donald trump while they were at it and media who are in favor of the memos released got bashed as well the clip on paid for fake news russian propaganda dot ca of course was used by the obama administration to obtain pizer warrants to surveil members of the trunk campaign. the new york times who exposed the pentagon papers back in the seventy's were also against it so the cia and f.b.i. went from bad guys hiding their secrets from the public to a pillar of society standing strong against the evil trump the irony today among many ironies is how the mainstream media forgotten their own history the new york times the washington post today when it comes to us songe and others call him the worst right to our republic is that we've ever seen but just years ago decades

ago this same behavior. now lauded in the movies seem to herald this particular type of behavior though showing again the unmitigated unbelievable hypocrisy that astounds me daily so there you have it the same outlet that has democracy dies in the dark as its slogan would prefer its secret intelligence actions never see the light of day samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . a human rights watch report has exposed how drugs are misuse the u.s. nursing homes victims' relatives say strong psychotic medicines are used to control residents with dementia the rights group has released some of their testimonies where you so sleepy did a. one year assume he was. totally droned to you couldn't even talk to my mother's name is laura has been cooler she's

seventy five years old where we went to see her she wouldn't talk. with anything she would just sit and stare like she wasn't even there if you have dementia and somebody in a nursing facility doesn't understand what your needs are you could be given an anti-psychotic drug and you end your life not being yourself not being understood and there is no reason that this should happen well according to the study almost one hundred eighty thousand people mostly with dementia are given anti psychotic drugs every single week drugs are often administered without the consent of residents or relatives we spoke earlier to patricia mcginnis from the california advocates for nursing homes reform she told us the use of his aquatic drugs poses a real threat to the lives of people with dementia. at least one hundred seventy nine thousand people every week who are treated here and who have dementia who are

treated with anti-psychotic drugs. it's easier to drug somebody up it's less expensive than having adequate staff we have very weakened force but system in this country certainly in california it's weak so one of the ways to control people and control behavior people who have dimensions to give them and i psychotic drugs even the f.d.a. has noted that you're when you give somebody with dementia anti-psychotic drugs you have a two times higher chance of death it can cause people to like you said before to become zombies and i said kind of drugs can cause death and i psychotic drys can cause heart palpitations and heart issues with people we really have to look at what is informed consent and make it national make it at a federal level that this isn't form consent and unless and until you have that from every single person every single resident or their representative you simply

cannot give anybody one of these kinds of drugs. a six point four magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of the taiwanese city of who ali and it's cause severe damage and a hotel to collapse a local media are saying reports two people have been killed and one hundred forty injured so far photos of emerged on social media showing the building leaving dangerously to one side according to authorities almost thirty people remain trapped inside the building the emergency services working a number of other buildings and roads in the area have also been badly damaged. french president tomorrow micron is visiting corsica on tuesday his first visit as president to the french island comes after a large nationalist protest there this weekend course going to authorities say around six thousand people took part though rowdy organizers claim it was attended by more than four times that number. yes.

yes. yes of course with fridge but with course and they should recognize that this is it . we are protesting because of course chris being held hostage by fronts because currently everything is being decided by officials in paris. the question of the peace when you first of all would demand the transfer of course even political prisoners to corsican prisons families are suffering because currently political prisoners are located far away from their homeland this is the most important demand. of the president's two day visit to the region which makes up just ha five percent of france's population comes at a time of rising separatist sentiment. the one nine hundred seventy s.

corsica's fight for independence is at its height with a nationalist movement carrying out a series of bombings and shootings the deadly campaign will continue for decades in one thousand nine hundred eight the top official on the island florida was killed becoming a night stay worker to be murdered by separatists in two thousand and fourteen the national liberation front of course lay down its arms declaring a permanent cease fire opening a path for separatist and pro autonomy political parties to reach a compromise with the central government back in december a nationalist separatist alliance won an absolute majority in the course can assemble in leaving my current political movement far behind that take three raid separatists hope. that their wish list is relatively modest at least for now the main cause official

status for the corsican language control over the local budget and no more holiday homes for outsiders clogging up this paradise known as the island of d.c. of course can leaders warn parents should heed the school some people are now telling if winning elections does not even get this to hold talks would be gave you a mandate for it means democracy is a dead end to go through that saying bombs are more effective than votes is something i don't agree with but which in some point could be validated by a number of people. giving in could prove difficult for highly centralized friends previous administrations have met corsica's demands with their attention and even refused to negotiate on hints he may be different to specific promises approving allusive so far. we could consider possible changes but these will come it's elsewhere within the framework of the constitution this republican framework does not allow us to say yes to certain demands such as on residency rights already

rising corsica it's deficient language alongside french. plans to give a speech on his vision for the mediterranean island we'll bring you updates on his visit when that takes place. russia is mourning the death of major philip off whose plane was shot down by islamic state it was a lot of militants rather in northern syria on saturday the pilot avoided capture by taking his own life detonating a hand grenade when he was surrounded by enemy forces on the ground he's been posthumously awarded the hero of russia medal as the country's highest accolade. the.

free man felipe of was fighting terrorism and died is a hero as i came here today to honor him he gave his life so that we can live in peace. he thought it would have been from in high school he dreamt of becoming a pilot and there evans greet when we were discussing creature was his during class he said without hesitation i want to fly after he entered the military academy he once came back to the high school during his winter break when his military uniform you know he'd behind others when anyone needed his help he was always there but you never do that to show he was a great guy. and so he's president one has accused the u.s. of plotting against i'm correct in syria as comes amid

a fall out between nato allies over turkey's operation against u.s. backed kurdish militias in the country. why does the u.s. continue to send when you want to know more than syria even after iceland's been cleared why you still here why do these weapons still arrive you must be plotting against to accuse iran and perhaps russia. now ankara began operation olive branch in the afrin region just over three weeks ago and now plans to expand it to the syrian town of mann bridge that's further east in the north of the country here now this town hosts the u.s. troops which helped initially kurdish forces defeat islamic state in the area the turkish president to demolish washington withdraw its forces from manage threatening to even target the u.s. soldiers now and korea says it started the military campaign in the region to defend its own border the softer the pentagon else that was training a so-called security border force made up of kurdish fighters now there washington later backtracked on this announcement's the move deepen the rift between the two

countries hussein back to you from ankara as middle east technical university says the crisis of trust between turkey and the us may have catastrophic consequences. the moment the turkish government then took his presidency not to be confident towards american policies probably this distrust is. problematic understanding between two countries will continue america is in other words the protector of the kurds this is the problem turkey is getting more and more highly needed and long probably the americans will not video presence there and will continue to support the kurds and this will become a real conflict between turkey and united states of america so the developments are not good neither for turkey not for america. they've been

a part of the glamour of formula one for decades but the checkered flag has finally been waved on the iconic girl's. james his approval with the same question why. former ones commercial director announced the decision he said the good girls no longer fit in with modern social norms saying they're now irrelevant inappropriate for motor racing fans across the world supermodel naomi campbell is among those who have stepped up in defense of the good girls she said the job's not remotely offensive and is a good way for women to proudly represent their countries other good girls themselves say they're offended by the decision after years of service to the sport they say their role is to promote the f one brand and that it shouldn't be restricted by issues over political correctness. i saw my outfit before i agreed to do it i knew i was wearing i knew what was expected of me if you look at any kind

of advertisement or branding these days you know you have beautiful glamorous hostesses working for the best talent in the world you have victoria's secret models who represent the brand so while they model fall and so i don't think you can say that having great go and glamorous promotional models is in keeping with the times i mean isn't shouldn't be a dirty word but obviously it could boil down to that sadly i just feel it's a bit of a backward step because if we want to say to women you know we want to feel empowered and we can do and be whatever we want to be i don't see a problem with promotional work tools we'll do it by choice and we're not forced into the was and go supply for the job and all the guys i know absolutely love the job so i don't see that there's any saw a problem with it to a lot of people if you come to the shows to oversee to meet some of the girls as well to get the pictures with the girls that the parolees and some of my friends who work in the professional what they've met their future husband i don't know why

they haven't said anything for it if it's because too many people would objectify and they probably didn't think that this much would happen so i'm not sure why they didn't consult with us. well facial recognition technology is interesting small one uses all over the world and farmers are now getting with the trend as well you may found a use for. but the real question is whether the call's face id will be able to differentiate between twin towers or correctly identify a cow wearing a silly hat now those rogue terrorists cowards will have a harder time sneaking through t.s.a.

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with the big game now on the books in the new england patriots going back to the old drawing board to figure out what went wrong and develop new ways to lie cheat and steal their fellow schemers here in washington d.c. have also had themselves quite the busy weekend since the trumpet ministration unleashed the controversial and much talked about five that memo on friday written at the behest of the house intelligence committee chair republican devon nunez the memo claims the f.b.i. and the justice department abused their surveillance authority on trump's twenty sixteen presidential campaign you see apparently they used the illustrious and controversial steel dossier to secure a surveillance warrant from the five the court against the trump campaign's carter page but actively chose not to disclose to the by the court that the dossier was paid for by democrats and republicans as opposites in opposition research against donald trump and had not been legitimately verified or corroborated. since the

unredacted memo drop we've seen an incredible amount of teeth gnashing and sanctimonious hypocrisy by both members of the major political parties here in the states as well as current and former surveillance state icons all declaring that the memo and its release are an outright attack on our sacred law enforcement institutions namely the in jellicoe folks over at the federal bureau of investigation from john mccain tweeting that the latest attacks on the f.b.i. and the department of justice serve no american interest no parties no president only putin's to former f.b.i. director james comey standing up for his former colleagues declaring all sort of appreciate the f.b.i. speaking up i wish more of our leaders would but take heart american history shows that in the long run weasels and liars never hold the field so long as good people stand up not a lot of schools are streets named for joe mccarthy. you're right james weasels and

liars never hold the field they just get f.b.i. headquarters named after them. so what the fire is a memo out doing justin timberlake for the biggest bomb of the weekend let's let the eagle soar star watching the hawks. because. it looks like. it would be the last to get to the bottom so if you. like you know that i got. because. he. sleeps exactly. welcome everyone to watch the tyrrell ventura joining me today the great city of texas is the former youth board strategy youth vote strategist and spokesperson for the twenty sixteen from campaign author and

dentist one salad lost to the third sal always a pleasure having you on great to be here so many have to i'm sure poring over the memo and all the chatter surrounding it as a as a as a young trump supporter what did you what did you take away from it what jumped out at you the most. well i mean it's everything we knew if you've been following this story like many big supporters and for a couple of the campaign have you expected this to come out we knew there were abuses especially with the characters involved like mccabe rosenstein and others so it wasn't a surprise to me. i am glad it finally came out i'm glad that they put gabby at the front of it because i think he holds a lot of respect on both sides of the aisle when it comes to him really giving everything in equal opportunity under the law so i'm glad he's out there and talking about it and i think we have a long way to go on this like penn said and others there's a lot more memos to come out and this is only the tip of the iceberg most

definitely most double you know it's interesting keeping with our wonderful football metaphors the hypocrisy of football was being thrown all over washington this week in the wake of the release what's what's stuck out to you was the most egregious example i mean for me it was going to be democrats defending the f.b.i. as an institution that you know during the bush years they shredded i think justifiably for agents consistence kind of bending and abuse of our constitution the bill of rights that jumped out to me what else jumped out to you is the the wonderful hypocrisy football was thrown around. well i think it was keeping the truth from the american people i mean you look at what schiff and other democrats have done they first tried to fear tactic that this was going to release you know valuable information to our enemies and counterintelligence tactics which it did not it's not reveal any source is there anything and then now they're going into destroying people's careers like nunez and others who wanted this to be public so the so that's what has struck me the most is just their ability to. try to deceive

the american people and be go after honorable people's careers are just trying to follow the trail on all this corruption and that is and it's an interesting dynamic and i think especially when you look at the fires of course i mean you've had people sounding off about this for a long time journalist radley balko recently tweeted quote you know the pearl clutching over alleged misleading info on the page warrant application reminds me of gaffes over the no knock raid on man afford when the political class gets the tiniest taste of injustices inflicted on regular people daily they make themselves in the mendell of it's a great quote just how disconnected is the washington political elite and these guys on the hill who are voting for this kind of surveillance state tactics and then you know and then suddenly when it's this kind of brought to it suddenly oh my goodness what this exists i can't believe this yet all of us the civil libertarians and the a.c.l.u. and all that have been talking about this for years of these tactics. exactly and i

think it's time we put it check on this i don't think any american would agree that we need to get rid of this completely there definitely needs to be checks and i think you're definitely seen the hypocrisy going on with congress i mean if if everyone in congress doesn't know already that every single one of their e-mails as well as every every other american citizens e-mails are being looked at or can be looked at by the f.b.i. and that these type of you know political inclinations can happen when going after certain issues like with carter page you know something have to be done and it's a hypocrisy i mean we do have the democrat memo coming out that will be interesting to see but i thought one thing that was interesting things were talking about hawkers see is according to the latest numbers when the republican member was brought to house members where they could come and read it before it was released to the public you had over two hundred eight hundred twelve republicans read the memo with about fifty eight democrats you read it now the democrats and those four house members to come up and read and i think eighty nine or ninety republicans

have read it and fifty seven democrats have so actually less democrats have read the democrat memo and then read the republican memo this is the hypocrisy it's all about politics right now it's all about saving face i mean the d.n.c. is dead broke hillary clinton lost they have nobody to replace obama or bernie sanders right now and so democrats are kind of lost and and right now politics is getting the better of them when it comes to this important issue and that's one of the things i want to ask you about you know as someone who worked the campaign in two thousand and sixteen how how are these controversies you know one after another whether legitimate or not you know how are they playing on trump supporters and you know have do you feel they're going to be a big factor i mean from the memo to everything else are they going to be a big factor come come the twenty eighteen midterms i mean now today we have a huge drop in the stock market the definitely hard on him because he's tied his success a lot of times verbal lead to the stock market so how is this playing out and when your pain. he has mentioned the stock market

a lot he didn't mention it today at all if you notice that we're going to break loose and we're going to be very you know cincinnati he stayed away from that but i mean if you look at the economy the economy is great all the signs are pointing towards great economic growth in the future for this country and i know donald trump has said a personal goal of reaching thirty thousand on the dow jones before his eight years are up so we'll see if he gets there but you know there need to be a correction the you know the market doesn't always go straight up all the time and we need a little correction and hopefully that's what happens in and with the great things donald trump has done they tax reform and reduction and regulation reform and that will continue to see growth. but going forward to the twenty eighteen midterms i know you've asked me this many times on the show and i've yet to say that i'm worried you're seeing the polls bounce back for a publican's in the midterms the r n c is raking in a record the mountain number one an awful lection year and i think with the memo and more things that are going to come out before then and hopefully as well

getting something done with immigration reform that's the kind of energy that needs to continue within the basin with and i want from supporters to get them to the polls as they did in two thousand and sixteen so right now i am still not worried and i think these type of things only keep energizing the base and i have yet to come across any friends or other people that i've known that have disliked donald trump or like him have that support waiver and i've seen those never trumper they're coming around so you combine the twenty sixteen electorate with those never jumpers come in around him maybe stayed home or go to third party transfer over to donald trump you could see a big big turnout for republicans in twenty eighteen you know i want to ask you this is kind of a an interesting thing that outside of the drum political realm. you know after looking at pictures of the amount of best i could say kind of police state style security on the streets so many apples during the super bowl should we be rethinking our form the mess the policies i mean if we have to turn this i don't know if you've seen them but it's incredibly sheriffs drive had like soldiers you

know if we have to turn our streets into a d.m.z. just to play a football game something's going wrong here we have to you know that's not just security it seems. yes you want to be safe but you know if we're worried that something bad is going to happen then not a mover like you know we need to step back and rethink this. i think it's a sign that we need to step back and rethink immigration like chain migration and other issues that donald trump is wanting to fix of course we don't like to see those images in the united states we're not a third world country we're not an issue a country that has to deal with an extremely high crime rates like others do but it is a concern and i mean terrorism is a big concern for many people in this country in you know we've had a lot of recent attacks foiled that could have been worse and they and they where you've seen you know concerts being attacked like you're on the ground but there's a certain point bozo when you look at like policies overseas if we're drone bombing .