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than follows from the start. moving in these in these are different and involve constantly involved in. our other headlines the u.s. government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces in the fight against the islamic state however it's fear some of the money and equipments ending up in the hands of hezbollah which washington of course for gods as a terror group the issue was recently raised in congress and levanon hizbollah a terrorist organization you just towns to see all the its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets a violent extremist organization like this or lebanese. is

a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization official figures show that since two thousand and six the u.s. has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistance funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training and after the disclosure a state department official said the u.s. does keep track of all equipment handed over that decreases the risk of hezbollah using it however some members of congress along with regional experts argue there's no difference between the lebanese army and hezbollah which is supported by iran experts told us they're not convinced. to not only put money with love these were she to put u.s. security forces that's a bad mistake on the united states perjurer made this decision because it is below basically used to trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and destroyed them just change for months worse. there's. major terrorist were by iran

and of course the conflict between the united states and iran knows very great as well as a conflict between us ally israel and hezbollah and iran to just doesn't make sense to me we didn't do our own work correctly states we don't want to work there we don't want to support the lebanese army worst the us administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in believe on the syrian lebanese and even jordanian area and death is the defeat of isis they do not care about all the rest of course they don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the lebanese armed forces are helping them against isis they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and

contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts or the lebanese government takes a different view on the group with its president praising has. helped avoid civil war has been a fight as also join the country's army an anti islamic state operations. coming up in a few moments a german play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas will have while not just the five. global blogs sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle of the stone. to stop spreading to tell you that the beach gossip the tabloids less files a little more news today. the mock them advertising tell me you are not cool enough

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welcome back to r.t. international the prime minister of armenia is refusing to step down that's the spike mass protests across the country more than a hundred people were arrested just on saturday the wave of demonstrations started on april the thirteenth after saddam hussein was accused of a power grab he says well he's led the country as president for more than eight years now and to step down due to a long term limits now in his new role as prime minister he remains the country's most powerful politician that's according to constitutional changes over the past nine days thousands of opposition supporters seven blocking roads calling for new elections. in the u.s. a group of texans are fighting for the lone star state independence from the u.s. there's even a new book that explores the practicality of texan self rule we spoke to an author who. and other analysts both think momentum is building for

a so-called texas. if you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws at the core texans believe that the best people to govern taxes are texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair or reform the federal union has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they proposed as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and

texas independence needs to be on the table this texas nationalist movement was formed back in two thousand and nine it since gains more than three hundred fifty thousand supporters they're actively campaigning for an independence referendum and want restrictions on government spending to further reduce economic integration with the united states according to polls small town hall fall of independent supporters all republicans we took to the streets of the state to see what locals think about a potential texas. ridiculous . oh yeah that's a good idea in the pens definitely you know. i. we are in it in that we rely on the rest of the country you know some people are right so you take it from a car here. you don't really like you know we've had this discussion about texas

and didn't. for years to many people gave their lives for us to be a different story i mean because you have so many. you know ethnic groups and religion you know as well as you know in california for everything they said that. it's not going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will be good. theater production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to specter that spectators willing swastikas and the offer was made ahead of the premiere of a play based on the youth off at all for that spring stage to mark the anniversary of his birth. the subway i. was.

was. doing this. with. the so i needed to see this because i think it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with out of hitler hitler's birthday literally incite some people with far right views to come to the theatre i think that's wrong because it takes only him i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i would have done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech or the arts i doubt that i wouldn't wear a star of david or a swastika just because someone tells me to. want to upset because i think i can

show solidarity without a davis star and show compassion for the victims of the holocaust as for those who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react by him come. local authorities have denied the play breaches german laws banning the display of nazi symbols. sparked a row among residents though a local action group has the squad the production unacceptable and called for a boycott the play's director though says he only wanted to create an environment for debate. we need more awareness and we cannot miss with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. time magazine's released its annual list of the top one hundred most

influential people in the world appear to have missed one thing that most media do talk about a fair amount. to criminal. influence afraid to say negative. while in the pool. it's highly likely that russia was responsible we do hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder. is culpable. is with. overwhelmingly likely that it was his district.

look if i were to say how many times has his name appeared or russia or combinations thereof just mention it does that not indicate influential good or bad info bunch of those immediate positive or negative agle be it could be negatively influence i guess but just by virtue of how many times you mentioned it how many times has this picture bit of the cover how many times has the word russia russia and russia those russian interference how many times on every single day and you mean to tell me despite the foregoing he's not influential comma. splices from the team here at all to international join us in about thirty five minutes time for the latest global update.

join me every first week on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often skeery dramatic development the only we're going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit. him talk.

time after time soon we're going underground is today u.k. prime minister tourism a metre australian counterparts as the nato back to war in syria threatens to cripple fuel supplies to the island nation within a matter of days coming up on the show from south america to syria we talk about the history of international gangsterism a new liberal dries ation alleged by the man who could have been mike pence twenty sixteen usa vice presidential candidate john and stole it well folks commonwealth what was this week's meeting of leaders representing two point four billion people actually like we talked to one premier about i.m.f. imperialism cambridge analytic i assume is and the tourism a deportation scandal plus the public are absolutely despise that type of behavior

from where. it takes place despicable behavior in britain's house of commons civil coming up in today's going underground but first this week marks nearly fifty years since ever more violent u.s. bombing in vietnam sparked protests across the united states with images of veterans discarding their medals to fight a war that would go on to kill millions. of. medal in a country that doesn't mean anything but pretty medal. so i got a medal. so i got a medal i got it. all right on becoming an air national. guard. now from south america just syria the u.s. and nato nations continue to practice what our next guest describes as international gangsterism he fought in the vietnam war and ever since it's what against new liberal interventionism by nato nations right around the world joining

me. after new york city and the u.s. is the founding executive director of the u.s. human rights network and twenty sixteen u.s. a green party vice presidential candidate john mubarak agilent thanks for coming and going on the run white calling on the u.s. to pull out of syria well thank you for for inviting me we we are making the call like many people around the world for the u.s. to seize is intervention into that nation we say see that as a intervention that is illegal and immoral there's no objective right that the u.s. has to are to intervene into syria and certainly not to quote unquote punish a no other government and their leaders so we say this is a continuation of the kind of of minelli immoral but illegal international gangsterism that will seem the u.s.

authorities involved in for quite some time and so we say now is the time to draw a clear line to clear up people's lawyer and if you will and say us out of syria us cease the the illegal interventions around the country around the world cease the international against a rhythm that has undermined international credibility with a concert at national level and created a very dangerous environment in which. many many states believe that they can operate above it outside of meant to national law and morality the leader of the opposition it does call it legally questionable why do you believe president trump and mccrone prime minister may bomb syria before u.n. inspectors are allowed to investigate the alleged chemical attack in the damascus area of syria i think to the u.s. was it has the objective of the stablish being a a justification for

a. remaining and syria and of course they needed the political coverage from there to their two partners if you will and so i think both great britain and and and france have their own particular reasons but you know those three states are part of the the what what we refer to as the axis of domination the us navy so the axis of domination so these three states operating as they do these three states that are a part of the western european colonial project have operated together before and it's quite clear they have objective common interests in the middle east so it wasn't surprising as unfortunate and we're glad that there are significant numbers of people in all of those nations they're happy express their opposition ironic

then of course your call for the us to leave syria was echoed by president donald trump shortly before the ask right well of course and that was what appeared to be the the rational response from of from his administration but it's quite clear that there was a very powerful forces inside the u.s. state. that the a withdrawal from syria as being against objective u.s. interests and almost like clockwork then we have this so-called chemical attack in syria and then the response from the top administration and the other two political is if you will so it is quite clear that there is there is real attention think even contradictions within the u.s. administration and donald trump. who appears to be always in charge is quite clear that he may not be as in charge. as people might think

i'm sure the well they have in these a palace and number ten have denied that they're pujols of your president why you doing powerless to the. to this situation in syria to the anglo-american backed israeli bombardment of gaza. what we clearly show that there is a proper see here but if the concern is supposed to be to protect human life if if the activities of the of the syrian government that supposedly was involved in this chemical attack was so egregious that it required international intervention then we raise a very simple question as the israelis are involved in shooting with live ammunition on protesters murdering people on the gaza border one would assume then that there would be calls for some kind of of interventions

of sanctions. un security council resolutions when it comes to to israel but clearly it appears that palestinians are killable that there is a different set of morals involved in these two situations and we say that basically. yes if you want stand one standard of morality one standard of it's national law and that no nation no nation state should be above the law so we point that very simple. example out to show that basically the must be other kinds of interest and motivations involved in this intervention then a supposedly concern for international peace or for humanitarian interests the israeli government denies it's deliberately targeting civilians and has said it's conducting inquiries into footage that seems to be shows the i.d.f. killing civilians m.p.'s in this country routinely tell the british public the gaza

is run by terrorist hands and you being to gaza how was your experience that when i've been to the west bank and they would allow me to go go to gaza. and i could tell you though even the horrific conditions. in the west bank indicates that the conditions in gaza are i have to be even more horrific. we have always said that if people had a chance to really experience life under occupation. people in the west that is. the support for the israeli state would evaporate in a moment it is absolutely incredible absolutely inhumane so the very fact that people live and they are in essence an open air concentration camp in gaza still living in the rubble from the last israeli attack in that strip of land and that now they are attempting to raise their issue to the attention of the international

community by marching to the borders of that concentration camp i reminding the international public that you know they are under occupation that there is a land there that they still believe belongs to them because they were kicked off the land and then they are met with life. ammunition it is absolutely incredible that that kind of activity is allowed to to continue without massive international outcry but let me say this there is massive international outcry not as action unfortunately though we don't see it as intensely as it should be in the west. and of course iran has been bombing syria and there isn't anything to be a reproach moment in israel and saudi arabia which opposes yemen with british weapons how would you gotta drive your president's relationship to saudi arabia is consistent with the relationship of the previous administrations but basically the

saudis. are part of the u.s. strategic. plan for maintaining control of have very important part of the world it is a state that provides billions of dollars to the u.s. arms industry and therefore. it gets the support from the administrations even when it is when that government is involved and a clear violation of international norms and standards. be it in bahrain are the current vicious war being waged any m. and they get of they get a pass but again this shows the they how paderewski of western opinion and the hypocrisy of policymakers both in the us and throughout the western european theater that this kind of relationship continues that the saudis and that don't find themselves in the dock in the hague with the other war criminals along with

people like tony blair and george bush and run straight out and not rocket it demonstrates that the west a commitment to something called international law is a fraud so we say that own lives are in fact precious and that the law of the palestinians the lives of people in yemen are just as precious that the lives of people in syria and the lives of people on the in the the ghettos of detroit and the southside of chicago we say that basically what we see happening globally being actually. shooter by the western powers led by the us is just the flip side of the kind of repression that we see a domestic league in the us and that's why we have building in attempt to rebuild an antiwar movement in two minutes rest movement in the us to confront these contradictions and yet nato his military has failed to install proxies arguably

from iraq to libya do you think though it may yet what in venezuela which will see presidential elections next month we have seen that these attempts to try to circumvent the will of the people who have not been successful they can in fact put in place repressive governments that can be installed in a place for a few years but it is things that the trend in the last thirty forty years has been a trend going toward. establishing more and more progressive governments that are committed to upholding the objective human rights of the people that they think they'll be success have been successful in venezuela that the world's number one oil superpower ocular no i don't but it's very it's a very dangerous situation because we don't believe i'm really concerned whether or not they're going to allow the election to take place and next month if that takes

place the less it takes place the basically we're going to see the situation become more normalized in venezuela because the the opposition has to come to terms with the fact that you have a much newer government in place for six years a gem of iraq and thank you my pleasure. one rule did disgrace take you from cambridge on let's go play in the elections of a small caribbean island we also foreign minister of state gets an even smaller brantley about i.m.f. destabilization and then that you see a female and raul castro and tories of a gets question on their policy on the rates of the poor at pm give his goal the ball coming up about to i'm going underground.

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way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into salsa security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't always stocks are not part of the american economy. for a man or sitting in a car when the flips get shot in the head. all four different versions of what. one of them is on the death row there's no way you could have done it there's no possible way because the owners do not shoot around a corner. about

your sudden passing i fondly just learned you were a south and taken your last term. here at the top to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i believe i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each first. but then my feeling started change you talked about more like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this was. a speech because there were no other takers. claimed that mainstream media has met its make.

you go through street mankind has been cruel and destructive over and over again and some go our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places. if you look in the middle east in places like syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressed. and i wish they had the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done there's very little hope that the cities will be able to turn the tide of. welcome back i made calls for the british prime minister's resignation who exactly was to blame for the deliberate destruction of landing cards of british people so as to allegedly deport them to the developing world dry as it may blame the blairites de facto now attacking jeremy corbin over anti semitism the to see. to

destroy the minds and hearts was taken in two thousand and nine and as i seem to recall in two thousand and nine it was a labor home secretary who was a. clarification from number ten would later have to be issued for that and jeremy corbyn said the blame lay with your résumé doesn't the home office keep records it's been months since these cases were first brought to the government's attention we know of at least two british citizens languishing in detention centers in error and a small annoying the jamaican prime minister has said he knows of people who are unable to return to britain remember this is all while leaders of nations formally under imperial british rule the commonwealth of so-called stolen wealth are in london this is a shameful episode and the responsibility for it lies firmly as the prime minister's door pandering to bogus bogus immigration targets led to. it will lead to

a hostile environment for people contributing to our country it will lead to british citizens being denied any chance treatment losing their jobs homes and pensions through engineered changes to centers like criminals and even deported title historical records straight in and ministers claiming officials corbin called it shameful may pay tribute to those who might be deported the interest generation did come here after the war they did help to build this country many of them worked in our public services they contributed they have they have zero right to be here not only that but as for korban i will not say you cannot play station of violence from a man who allows anti semitism to. after three or in corbin with anti semitism to resume was asked by the s.n.p. leader in westminster ian black about the tories i'm a rape cause for poor women affected by how men do. tree two child policy for poor

people scott would have been clear paying benefits on proving trauma isn't a choice it is a disgrace and one which we will retry the women involved the chief of the british medical association in scotland that's it it is fundamentally damaging for women forcing them to disclose really been abuse at that time and in a manner not of their choosing even of financial penalty mr speaker this is the form with the box for the child's the what kind of society do we live in this type of society we live in a society where we have taken every care to ensure that this is. in as sensitive. as possible well after a week of dealing sensitively in london with around fifty two heads of state representing two point four billion people what has the commonwealth heads of government meeting actually been like one nation that took a lead on the tourism

a deportation scandal with st kitts and nevis the smallest sovereign state in the western hemisphere which finally won independence from britain in the one nine hundred eighty s. joining me now is its foreign minister mark brantley who's also the premier of the caribbean island of me this foreign minister welcome to going on the ground so how did it feel to walk into a huge political storm here during the what was supposed to be this commonwealth governments of it when it all the thing to be coming down to the destruction of landing cards and to raise them is home secretary and prime minister deporting people to your region who are british but thank you for the invitation how does it feel i think that we are satisfied that's true attention from the media and through pressure from the caribbean led by a high commissions here in london that we've been able to get the attention of the british government and this to getting that attention i heard one colleague say that politicians for us this feel the heat and then this is the light. so i think

that this was an example here and the timing of it coming as it does on the eve of the commonwealth heads meeting i think it was a distraction that the government here did not want at this particular time didn't want an absolutely haven't presumably prepared for it probably because you are quoted as saying tourism is best placed you are supporting it all through absolutely i think she is best placed i mean she certainly was the home secretary when some of these measures were introduced that have now led to this problem the british government said it was an unintended consequence but the reality is that lives have been destroyed people have been affected we have families that have been ruined the pot we have a situation where we have reports that people have actually been deported or denied entry haven't left the country this is a very very busy in the caribbean as a whole preserving an existing kids to live it so we had to jamaica and booklets being published by the government telling people how to cope with life in the caribbean you didn't have any people we didn't we didn't we we're told again by

a high commission that he is now looking at a few cases but certainly this is a caribbean issue and so in having these conversations we are trying certainly to ensure that the government here on the stands of the caribbean is united on this particular issue so this is even going beyond just the mere question of an apology i think this is now a question of compensation for these people to try to see how if at all they can be made whole again wow and around that table with your fellow foreign ministers from all around the british they kind of share your view about oh i think that this view is a view that is is very closely held by colleagues of some that we're passionate about because that's been mine and i think you know your viewers must be in mind that when the when russia arrived here empire when we sort of arrived in one thousand forty eight in fact this year marks seventy is this was immediately after world war two when great britain our mother country who reached out to the curb. and

said to its colonies and to its subjects who were then of course all of us were not yet independent and said you must now come come to england and help us rebuild in fact my own father came in one nine hundred fifty five so he was part of that generation and he used to regale us with these tales and said you know in the windows when they tried to get a flock to let to rent to do would say you know no irish no blacks no dogs but what about that region they left behind some might argue the same kids and nevis swapped the colonial masters of london for the colonial masters of washington d.c. in the i.m.f. what is the you are prime minister dougherty we have been doing meeting the i.m.f. certainly knows what is the telling you to do what we need to the i.m.f. quite regularly we are members of course of the i.m.f. we are contributors to that and we get advice and we get what record article for assessment so they come in from gives them the right to tell you what to do and

govern well i don't know if it's you give them right i think they come in and they make suggestions or recommendations or look at the economy let's bear in mind there's a lot of us in the smaller countries we do have a scarcity sometimes of the technical skills and the technical expertise so they come in they have to be invited in and so it's not a question that they impose anything on us we decide of course whether or not we accept in fact we had a program on a stereotype program that the form of government incentives the u.s. had introduced in response to an out of control debt situation and they are not that the pill is any less bitter but they argue quite success was a home grown program rather than an i.m.f. imposed telling you and you were doing it to involve yourselves in a land for debt program basically privatizing was to save kids and live this well most work too well not most but clearly there's a price to pay and i think that the lesson of saying it's in the us is. there is

a price to pay for profit spending for an approach to governance which is all about tax and spend and you get to a point where our debt ballooned now in fairness but it did not just balloon on the basis of profit spending there was some of that there was one to the wastage but it also ballooned because we've been hit by climatic conditions storms we have to rebuild because we are treated by international organizations as a middle income country we know and have access to overseas development assistance or concession we finance and so what that resulted in is that we were forced to go to the market to borrow often times of commercial rates for building infrastructure and so that naturally affected our debt position in the numbers the lenders yeah you talk about climatic conditions because there's one country in your region which famously under the castro. fidel castro and his brother not only the castro is in power it was cuba he said they owed their success to the fact they never did have

an i.m.f. obligation to have cuban doctors come to your country to help in the wake of a testament to their medical system over yours well this is not so much odd because i think the cuban revolution has done one thing and it's shown the strength of human spirit cuba has been on the embargo blockade from the united states now for nigh fifty years the reality is that they have suffered as a people but through that suffer indeed build resilience and one of the areas that have excelled is medical care medical. care of all kinds so the truth is that cuba is not only because they have it with this they call it brigades that come out and have assisted countries not only in the caribbean but in africa and elsewhere in times of tragedy but they also have over the years train our own doctors so we have many of our own doctors from sink is in need so we trained in cuba and so it is part and parcel of that cooperation we have always supported cuba and cuba is reintroduction into the world we have all. is virtually every speech you make of

the united nations we condemn the embargo which we think has a horrible effect on people and their standard of living and their lives and one must with all the other i'm sure things that one can say about cuba one must admire the resilience of the circumstance what sort of payback from washington do you think you get for those kinds of speeches because the european union finance ministers are just blacklisted your country is being an uncooperative jurisdiction for being in the panama papers you know what so late after the papers do you see that as a smearing of your country it is a smear and it was an unfortunate smear and because i think that we have been very responsive we were assessed two years ago by the global tax forum and given the rating of largely compliant the same rate in the united states of america gaap we have been very responsive legislation with the e.u. do this i think they did this because the e.u. required of us a commitment last year and in our commitment to this it at one particular commitment was too vague we didn't use the precise language of the e.u. wanted part of the problem with the e.u.

and all the organizations you know the g seven the g twenty you name it they make rules for the rest of us but we're not at the table when those rules have been made so whenever there's a meeting you're sort of watching and waiting with bated breath to find out what new world order we're going to have after this that we have to comply with because there's a lot of fear in going on living with you think the cambridge analytical story was a smear against your government i mean this video footage of a opposition politician apparently being caught in a million dollars sting hurdle trouble is everything cambridge analytical is being complained about is based probably is where we have a smear against you i think it is a smear but of course is what we call dirty tricks in politics frankly i don't know if it was cambridge analytical but a similar effort was made in addition to me. as a picture of you with i think julian as a lawyer yes i did time i didn't even know that he represented julian saw he would write this yes we were having a conversation about

a. operation sentence and it's in the it was that he wanted to set up so it was only afterwards of course that this connection became clear but that aside i feel that the whole issue of cambridge and live it was to expose sort of the most sordid side to the politics and the sort of mind bending techniques that people are now getting involved in trying to sway public opinion it's a who did offer this opposition. to millions of well there's a lot of finger pointing going on i have no evidence as to who might throw your government all i can say is it didn't it did not benefit him it didn't benefit our side of the island so one can presume that it was the other side that was involved with this and that would have been the form of government they were placed voted out in two thousand and fifteen so we're leaving the european union how far are you thinking about the alba economic union in that region obviously venezuela very much one of the big stories of that hemisphere from the old show the foreign affairs

that nato nations have destabilising is going to be where do you see alberta economic trading i think i think algos important i think there's some suggestions now do that arguably needs to be reformed but let us not forget that when oil prices were at the highest and our economies were on the knees and at the brink of extinction that menace whaler provided relief through alba through pressure they offered us the opportunity to continue to run our economies because clearly you need fuel in order to run your economy they offered us that opportunity terms that made it a little easier for us and to lower prices again got back to some semblance of respectability you know if you so the truth is that alba has for us certainly in its membership very useful purpose at that time because of the difficulties that we were experiencing and i was a fossil suggests that we're not for in the world not for picture or even that our economy is in the caribbean would have been in even worse shape than they. right no

foreign minister premier nevius thank you so much of the show will be back on monday with we'll ask tony blair's attorney general would morris what makes a war legal or illegal till then you can talk about social media with your monday the day of england's patron saints the palestinian activist said george. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into social security so that americans whether they have jobs as minimum wage workers or whether their c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't own stocks are not part of

the american economy. would. you put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. to going to be pros this is what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the was in. question.

the. international inspectors arrive at the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria concerns from russia that the scope of the investigation is too limited. to other headlines north korea holds all nuclear and missile tests ahead of a key meeting between. the us admits funding on the lebanese military despite concerns from congress that the weapons could end up in the hands of hezbollah militants.

international with me. today you're very welcome with us on the program this hour. now a mission from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has visited the syrian town of doomer to investigate an alleged chemical attack the team will send samples to elaborate tree in the netherlands as well as other labs the findings will be compiled in a report there p.c. w.'s considering another possible visit to duma the russian foreign ministry doe has expressed concerns over alleged attempts by the organization's experts to limit the number of visited sites and interviewed witnesses last week unconfirmed reports of the incident were used as a pretext by the u.s. u.k. and france to launch missiles against syria the u.n. special envoy for the country has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led assault we never expected it to be. in very

very good thing shal danger of. peace and security is this what happened last week. and it's not looked after now for cheap engineering group or the three countries the u.s. the u.k. and france have not only bombed imaginary chemical facilities in syria but also bombed the geneva peace process i mean while the u.n. security council's gathered for an informal meeting in a secluded farmhouse in southern sweden secretary general antonio again stressed there could be no military solution to the conflict he nonetheless admitted there was still a long way to go the remembers of the security council together on the issue. now although no solid verifiable evidence of chemical weapons being used has been put forward the assad government spin accused of gassing civilians even before the watchdog could begin its probe the u.s. u.k. and france launch strikes largely on the basis of social media reports.

it is. they've already launched their attack based on the lack of evidence or you know there were there are allegations i'm a big concern o.p.c. w. have not spoken to all the witnesses apparently they have been there today in the taken samples which they are going to ship back to their laboratories across europe and maybe further afield. but the important the important point to make here is that the attacks were launched to the investigation even prior to the o.p.c. to the fact finding team arriving in the country. assembled in beirut on friday didn't actually get to syria all of them until saturday by which time the missiles

of cruise missiles a little be struck. and the west as described the missile strikes as a humanitarian intervention here's a slightly different angle from artie's police work. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it heavily armed westerners will play a role in the way with a humanitarian intervention. missiles from france britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes and the anger saxons on the poles all traditionalist self or old when it comes to weapons they prefer the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and used to be a lot wilder one world war two korea vietnam iraq one i'm drawn

to so when they tell you they'd really rather you didn't use them they are all tools you can from experience say the message to death put some terrorists and six inventions and weapons on this possible mind that from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them safely from the moral high ground these three amigos dump them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need via millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country started shouting humanely into leading out and million bucks apiece while every hole cruise missile represents a one off million dollar aid package only premier place and getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission to really achieve apart from going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway for leaders under the carpet in washington london and paris this kind of p.r.

is the ball subject a striking a lesson into syria makes for much better headlines then storm. greg zen. is getting a release thing of their. mission at. one of the key news headlines a north korea says it's stopping its nuclear missile tests with immediate effect leader kim. but at a party meeting that's according to the state news agency so i can have more now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with a promise that will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarize warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light

of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which has long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well. we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is the other thing in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for resolution of the korean issue through stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the resolving the conflict while expressing hope that p.i. nyang will continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that planning vowed to make

a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first summit since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so this progress could not have been achieved without trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats president has been threatening north korea all along and don't forget north korea. firing this testing missiles and and carrying out tests until felder. acquire the ability is to deliver a sort of devastating nuclear deterrence the united states even before president trump has given the cold shoulder to north korea and the north korean united states

was not to be trusted because while both korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire credible capabilities. are so. world cup tickets to russia have produced some interesting patterns the united states despite not qualifying force has the largest number of foreign fans visiting numbers from the u.k. though. despite the england team booking their place at the tournament a number of reports in the british media have claimed fans who travel won't be safe and the reason given is the alleged threat posed to them by russian football hooligans however a new r.t. documentary has been looking at the problem in europe itself football be spermy is next week on the r.t. documentary channel in the meantime here's a preview. you never know

what's around the corner of another was seen you probably be the thief use that excitement effect now and that's where the adrenaline the screams for. the violence is a part of it and it's almost the schizophrenia gang culture if we can do all these things and behave quite badly. i'm just reading up i read still. it's. still. when a young chinese self you know to participate in all the fights to fight in this musical to. tell us more sportsmanship.

of the good that led up to mine without saying the last few months before it's a lot of. people in the public all this stuff a little. bit of this parking upon their months and a special almost on a postcard with a lot of sort of our broad approach to. beautiful room the police i. mean the slum until you feel. honestly and in firm time for war give don't follow through the start.

moving in these in these things if you don't involve constantly involved in. the. u.s. government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces fight the islamic state however it's fear that some of the money and equipment is ending up in the hands of hezbollah which washington regards as a terror group issue was recently raised in congress and levanon hizbullah a terrorist organization you just towns to shield its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets violent extremist organizations like this or lebanese. is a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization official figures show that since thousand and six the u.s.

has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistance funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training after that disclosure a state department official said the u.s. keeps track of all equipment handed over it decreases the risk of hezbollah are using it however experts told us they're not convinced. to not only put money with the love of the storms were she to put u.s. security forces with the bad mistake on the united states perjurer made this decision because it is below basically used to trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and destroyed them just change her mind sure. there's. major terrorist groups reported by iran and of course the conflict between the united states and iran knows very great as well as a conflict between us ally israel and hezbollah in iraq that just doesn't make

sense to me that we didn't do our own work correctly in the united states we don't want to support them we don't want to support the lebanese armed forces the us administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in bill of on in the syrian lebanese and even jordanian area and death is the defeat of isis they do not care about all the rest of course they don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the lebanese armed forces are helping them against isis. they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts the lebanese government of course takes

a different view on the things that president has praised has said it helped avoid civil war has been a fight as also join the country's army in islamic states operations and in the meantime a german play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas we'll have more on that controversial story after this short break. thank.

you. join me every thursday simon sure and i'll be speaking to the world of politics sports i'm sure. i'll see you then. welcome back to the program the prime minister of armenia is refusing to step down despite massive protests across the country more than a hundred people were arrested just on saturday the wave of protests started rightfully after soche sorte a christian was accused of

a power grab. and of course led the country as president for more than eight years and had to step down through to a law on term limits now in his new role as prime minister he remains the country's most powerful politician due to constitutional changes over the past nine days thousands of opposition supporters have been blocking roads calling for new elections. over to the states now a group of texans are campaigning for independence from the u.s. there's even a new book that explores the practicality of all we spoke to its author daniel miller and also media commentator john griffin who both think the mentum is building for a so-called texas. if you you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws at the core texans believe that the best people to govern taxes are

texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair or reform the federal union has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they proposed as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and texas independence needs to be on the table the texas classless movement was formed in two thousand and nine it now has more than three hundred fifty thousand supporters they want an independence referendum and i have a duction in texas to the federal government. according to polls more than half of

independent supporters are republicans we took to the streets of texas to see what locals do think about a potential texan. ridiculous. that's a good idea when the. i. we are in it in that we rely on the rest of the country you know some people are right you take it from us harder. you don't really like you know we've had this discussion of texas and goodness. for years to many people who gave their lives for us to be very very i mean because you have so many. ethnic groups and religion. as well as you know california i think. it's going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will be. a theater

production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to spectators willing to wear swastikas the offer was made ahead of the premiere of a play based on the youth of adult hitler it's being staged to mark the anniversary of his birth. this stuff. was.

just so i needed most of this because i think it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with that of hitler on hitler's birthday literally incite some people with far right views to come to the theatre i think that's wrong because it takes to make him a i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i would have done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech or the arts now that i wouldn't say our star of david or a swastika just because someone tells you to. want to do that said kind of i think i can show so darity without a davis star and show compassion for to victims of the holocaust as for those who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. might come. local authorities have denied the play breeches

german laws which banned the display of nazi symbols the show sparks around among residents there were local action group was described the production as unacceptable and even called for a boycott place director says he only wanted to create an environment for debate. we need more awareness and we cannot miss with simple discussions but through action. to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. time magazine has released its annual ranking of the top one hundred most influential people in the world one of the media like to portray is having plenty of global influence at least was missing from the list. russian influence afraid to say negative.

is highly likely that russia was responsible russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder. is culpable. if you. like it was his district. look if i were to say how many times has his name of peered or russia or combinations thereof chest mention it does that not indicate influential good or bad influence your does it mean it's positive or negative and a

could be it could be negatively influence i guess but just by virtue of how many times you mentioned it how many times has this picture bit of the cover how many times has the word russia russia collusion russia those russian interference both and there's about how many times every single day and you mean to tell me despite the foregoing he's not influential come on. so from the goodbye from myself for tomorrow it will go to thomas will be with you next i'll bring you the latest global news updates. from.

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you like i. did you. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each day. and my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question are. secretly promised to never be like itzhak one does not leave

a funeral the same as one enters mind gets consumed with this one to. speak to us that we know what it takes. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. didn't pay for the comedy you know we're americans in america covering american. are called traitorous foreign agents. so as you know the us bomb syria last week and the mainstream media again retreat is treated like like the quarterback of the football team asked them to dance at their ninth grade homecoming is like oh my god oh my god i got. there was word for word what brian

williams yes. as the missiles rained down on syria. anyway i'm not going to get into the details about the strike because i've already done that on a half dozen other videos in interviews that are up online and said i want to talk about all the things off by. covered up this week some of the good bombing serves as a great distraction from whatever the ruling elite don't want you to know about they use it like you like like throwing a blanket over where the dog just vomited on the couch hey you know now we can have company over again. you know it's it's basically like like a stain remover like stayed away you know you can't rid of all the nasty stuff stormy daniels giving too many interviews try some bum doing. their lawyers office getting raided to find out the details of all the hush money you paid various people through the years but. former f.b.i.

director james comey suddenly a darling of the mic resistance running around selling a book about how you're all. boy what a great time for some bombs away all right and right. you get the point but after i started writing this segment i noticed that the fake left wing was also pointing this out which is bizarre because they're part of the same old con alliance that has forced trump into bombing in the first place people like rachel maddow are running around like trouble after bobby after bob to prove he doesn't love assad he doesn't love putin and obama and then when he does it they go because the story did you oh yes in fact this gets a frantic idiotic argument brought rachel. to cheers. announcing new military strikes on syria.

point of personal privilege if the president of the united states is believed to have issued the order to launch this strike tonight even in part because people think he wanted to distract from a catastrophic domestic scandal that is blowing up at home so people are going to say it's just because the boards are. charters our country is. over bobby and a few people for the right reason. like because we want to avoid all in power in a strong petrodollar and tell the stocks or the weapons industry we don't have to distract from ports to our rice fighting. each other throughout. the summer. over our work you know if you've been murdering just three.

thank god we have rachel to defend the honor of organized human murder but in reality there's something rachel won't tell you there are other stories that this bombing covered up more important then stormy daniels and in a roundabout way rachel and the other neo con friendly corporate media or working with trump to cover those things up first off the same week from bombed syria there was growing international concern over the israeli massacre of the norm civilians that happened just days before israel also shot six journalists killing one and these were not you know top secret journalist taking notes on a secret spy pad no these were people with press written across their vests which means the israeli soldiers were aiming at journalists wow that sounds like something to me. stream media stooges would want to talk about you know you they

are you guys i know we do and everything israel ever does but should we be upset when snipers take out fellow journalists. you know sounds like a good time for bombs. rachel maddow covered the recent massacre at all and if she did i doubt she did it with the same teary. inflection as she reserved for porn star scandalous. here's another major story covered up by our illegal bombing campaign trump has been talking about rejoining the trans-pacific partnership the same deal which dropping out of was perhaps the only good campaign promise that he kept well except for his promise to replace the oval office calif with a couch made entirely of what the pies that that was pretty awesome but yes trump has proposed rejoining the transition partnership in case you've forgotten the t.p.

is the largest take a corporate takeover that the world has ever known if a corporation in brunei i decided it didn't like the clean air regulations in say california it could take the us to a corporate run try butyl where they would go you have to let bruno i pollute a or so now you're a harken up brown it all over your baja fresh tacos because of bruno i and most of america will remain blissfully ignorant you know. i i've covered gallons of the yeah you're coming down with corporate rule mother. i feel bad. for her corporate. challenged airiness and that's how the p.p.p. is and there is something very basic everyone needs to understand about trade deals they're not about trade they're not going to train less than. third of what the

t.p. says has to do with trade is designed to set rules to minimize the risk of democracy for corporations who are said to hate democracy all right they've made they day they hate democracy more than carty be hates when her money don't move. forbes will let you know america loses play not rejoining the t.v. the threat of trade the president trade wars have unintended results but few could have predicted how quickly grassroots politics in america would pressure the administration to reconsider its position on the t.v. big yeah magazine for ridge creative all farmers in nebraska are showing up at trump of events with signs that say they know their dot. you see this forbes writer is involved in the age old tradition of boom she. farmers may be upset if soybean prices suffer from the trade war drums creating but none of

them are demanding the t.p. be in fact most of the t.v. big enough you know this doesn't have to do with trade as the wiki leaks file stated the t.p. is basically a corporation's charter assigning a variety of rights and powers to corporations in the name of free trade and that's why the t v p is a grave threat to freedom of information civil rights and access to healthcare but have no fear trump then reversed course again saying well japan and south korea would like us to go back into t.p. pay i don't like the deal for the united states. why is from perversity himself so much on this because he doesn't know what the p.p.s. are right and he hasn't. he hasn't he hasn't read the thing at all. ok in fact he doesn't even realize south korea is in part of the caveman.

he has no idea what he's talking about but mark my words the american corporate state will continue to push to get into the t.p. this is not over so to sum it up we have a reactionary manchild president who pathologically lacked empathy he can fire missiles on other countries when ever he wants thereby getting our pathetic dumpster fire media to do nothing for the next three days but wave a flag and sing. for the well gee i guess the answer would be to take those crazy unconstitutional war powers away from him just like you wouldn't you would let us. just like you wouldn't want to taunt her play with electric saw ok it's very much the same. what if a static congress now wants to give trump more war powers yes tim kaine and bob

corker claim the new a un that they presented to congress does limit trumps powers however most legal scholars including the a.c.l.u. have noted not only was the corker as you him out almost irretrievably cede to the executive branch the power to declare war but it also would give this president and all future presidents authority to engage in worldwide war so basically it would cause exactly what we have already have so basically the two party corporate con men have sorry con people have. given. dictators tool box to trump most of it created under bush and obama and there are no hurry to decrease it and guess what right will maddow and the rest of the war hungry corporate talking heads are in no hurry to cover the real stories because this board starts scared joe. charted our rescue.

come to watch the d.c. ghai. our all while call. and lead can analyse take the news from behind the breaking news there has been a chemical attack in america apparently took place in flint michigan they water there is filled with lead and sadly this chemical attack has been going on for years the government that it wait this just in there's been another chemical attack in the united states in fact it's all across the united

states cities have higher levels of lead poisoning then even in flint michigan no word yet on if and when the united states military will be invading cities across america in order to make them safe from these chemicals you know it but. this just in there's been a chemical attack in the united states police officers have hosed down men women and children with a chemical that is actually illegal according to geneva geneva conventions truly revolting to see such a chemical weapons attack as political. states the chemical weapons convention bands the development production acquisition stockpiling rude tension transfer or use of chemical weapons and tear gas qualifies under the convention as a chemical weapon so yeah that truly is. what this just in there's been

a chemical weapons attack in the united states for for decades shell and dow has hid a highly potent cancer causing chemical into widely used pesticides contaminating drinking water for millions of people in california and beyond i mean i mean the idea that this could happen in our own. this just in there's been a chemical attack the united states this is a class action lawsuit against monsanto claiming that it's hugely popular herbicide roundup causes cancer the lawsuit also says monsanto knew it causes cancer and yet continued to promote it as our wonderful chemical to spray. on your house on your dog in your baby's brain. just a good baby cheek. and there have been about two

dozen studies including the w.h.o. showing the link between roundup org life post-date and cancer including genetic damage skin tumors dye roid damage a need me a headache snows believes dizziness tiredness nausea eye and skin irritation asthma and breathing difficulties again it's tough to say when the u.s. military will be called in to stop monsanto should be any minute now although then again the military and monsanto are old buddies they were in nam together they were according to dal chemicals own website companies supplying agent orange to the government include. the dow chemical company and monsanto so monsanto may have given away for the u.s. military they worked so well months said it was like crack open the american market . this just in beer. those little things was sausages in the john is this your grocery list with. sorry

yes that's my bad you have anything else yeah yeah i think. this just in there's been an attack in the us and it's killing a hundred fifteen americans a day apparently the cause is opioids but luckily someone actually is standing up to try to punish the drug dealers behind these murders bernie sanders has put forward a bill that would send opioid exacts to jail the bill would threaten big pharma executives with that least ten years in prison should their companies be found guilty of contributing a. price. if you look at market marketing practices and it's about time we lock those mother. was locking them up would send a message to all the other criminals out there like you know bank robbers neck grow

feeley. the beast steal files they would send a message that crime does not pay basically you lock up really just like one big pharma c.e.o. there will be less animal rape. that's what i'm saying and i think there's a billboard saying that jill really. but honestly this just in we have to go to right greg much as i am coming your way and you can of coming back to pick you something up kashkari back a coworker. or take a problem. if

you go through history mankind has been cruel and destructive over and over again and somehow our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places. if you look in the middle east and places like syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressing and. and i wish they had the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done there's very little hope that the cities will be able to turn the tide. for men are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four have different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list did

not shoot around a corner. of the plate for many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each killion a loan to spend spend be true to the twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy great so one more chance with. a mix it's going to. ok ok well. there is a patient advocacy group for just about every element these days the american

diabetes association the lupus foundation of america the american a hangnail association member but there are some serious questions about how all these politically influential groups get their funding for more on this we go to our senior patient advocate now him again well. let's look really really what i do in that whole game drop you just conveniently leave out my all women constipation awareness group you've got. us. up we need the press the only thing slower than our cash flow is our balance. unlike other patient advocacy groups like the american diabetes association that got two point nine million dollars from eli lilly lilly is a multibillion dollar pharma company that makes insulin. that says icicle is

sean hannity's sole it's ok that's impossible since he never had one but it makes sense they get money from the companies making the drugs keeping them alive you want to really is just one of fourteen companies that gave patient groups one hundred sixteen million dollars in two thousand and fifteen alone plus if it's another golden compass would have included them years ago in the position payment sunshine act a law that required payments to physicians from drug makers and devices to be registered on a public website but patient groups were not trusting the bill so this is more like an act of charity like voluntary at a soup kitchen or catherine zeta jones having such difficulty. she's doing the lord's work. as is the lord of the so there. is this or that they believe she was the vehicle because these are groups who spend

time pushing they are drugs right rather than advocate for lower priced drugs or the benefits of generic drugs generic version of anything is never better ask anyone who has been the times square. those guys get cancer i kept saying hello nobody thought i was yelling elmo. but tell us pharma cash these groups couldn't be as vocal now they test the files capitol hill about new meds they start letter writing campaigns they start social media and can do. what big pharma lobbyists do that's what they know how how is what these groups do any different from lobbyists well it differs in that pharma companies don't have to report money they give the patient groups the way they do with lobbying expenses which may be why the fourteen companies that gave one hundred sixty million dollars the patient group supported only sixty three million and lobbying activities. how

convenient for a major corporation to find a loophole that gets them more money you know. they can pull off these payson groups with cash but it won't change the fact that they care more about profit than the people the american diabetes association may have millions from eli lilly but they've repeatedly raised prices on its best selling insulins when the medicines have been out for you know they've been around for decades a patient group has no incentive to call out eli lilly or any pharma company when their cash flow is the life blood of the all right i know but either we take their cash or the obstructionist as continue our bake sales of laxatives treats like diarrhea has been lax cooking. i've even brought you some. yes.

but no one is buying me right you'd be surprised how well lax cookies sell at high school across games when you lie about the ingredients. we get paid and increase their odds of being on sports center. just this not in a way they intended. i know you've got more to talk about but i got to go through that he. really was even though i seemed rachel maddow earlier in the show if i forcing you to watch her speak we are not done with m s n b c they're becoming more and more right wing every single day for more on this let's go to redacted correspondent only kiribati. m.s.m. the c.b.s. self-proclaimed liberal channel is moving to the right know hosts are not wielding tiki torches and getting confederate flag tattoos it's worse than that work

continues to hire a gaggle of conservative and republican talent simply because they're anti trump but not one leftists progressive commentator as they say opinions are like ass so m.s.m. b.c. is licking the g.o.p.'s opinion while figuring the democratic establishment opinion and the real left is relegated to watching from outside the window like a bunch of perverts according to fair founder and former m s n b c producer jeff cohen m.s.m. b.c.'s expert saviors those people that are going to save us from trump our war hawks books by as dishonest people who progressive's have traditionally attacked no it's not what you think and as g.o.p. was. in trying to stifle progressive criticism of war they just have to protect their employees from the rest of harassment progressive's have been known to ask questions and these new republican hires are very sensitive and fragile people just

look at the suffering former bush adviser notably wallace had to endure when trump was elected so my republican friends want to know how i've come to terms with this so easily but as you've told america i've been in therapy for ten months only called we've got enough noon time glasses of wine with you to know exactly how it. went so that was between you me and the weapons contractors we branch with rachel mad dog maddow helped the news network sort of the top spot serving her nightly dish of connect the box russia gate hysteria yet the channel's prime time liberal stars have failed to address the west virginia teachers strike a massive grassroots mobilization of labor and appear to think that catastrophic u.s. backed war in yemen the largest humanitarian crisis in the world is no big deal even

breitbart mentioned the war on yemen more than us and b d which stands for no big deal for those of you over fifty it's a commercial enterprise that stumbled into a center left position it's just business back in the day they feared phil donahue his opposition to the iraq war would be bad for business so they got rid of the show they were terrified of the antiwar voice and that is not an overstatement and the more voices were popular and the war voice cable channel that you won't donald rumsfeld your biggest customer today johnny you just doesn't have the credentials to work at the station unlike bill kristol who quit sated for the iraq war saying it would last only two months now kristol would. argued that time is a construct and we need to destroy that construct despite a lack of proof that the construct even exists and all the evidence of that construct comes from western countries who would profit from invading the country

where the construct supposedly exists while millions of innocent people die all in the name of destroying. children network is a reunion of bush era neo cons and corporate establishment democrats having noontime wind and that's becoming the standard of us media where the voices against war climate change and the pillaging of wall street are absent and when someone tries to bring up a progressive issue like ending mass surveillance this is what happens congresswoman let me interrupt you just for a moment we've got some breaking news out of miami. right now in miami justin bieber has been arrested on a number of charges the judge is reading the charges including resisting arrest and driving under the influence fourteen from the white house care of ani redacted and .

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his sacrifice quality has established a holiday on such a memorial they will recognize war reporters who often risked their lives for the sake of the truth and through the least you can submit to your published works in a video or written form go to a war going on t.v. don't come and. you know. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin much comes from. and you can use a move by definition an extreme so will you support. the violence is a part and it's almost a schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly.

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. international inspectors arrive at the side of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria amid concerns from russia that the scope of the investigation is too limited. north korea halts all nuclear and missile tests ahead of a meeting between kim jong un and donald trump. the u.s. admits funding and arming the lebanese military despite concerns from congress that the weapons. and of hezbollah fighters. are broadcasting live in moscow this is r t international john thomas certainly

glad to have you with us a mission from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w has visited the syrian town of duma to investigate an alleged chemical attack now the team will send samples to a laboratory in the netherlands and their findings will be compiled in a report. is planning another possible trip to duma but the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns that the number of sites visited by the team and the interviews conducted with eyewitnesses may have been insufficient of a chemical incident in domo supposedly happened on april the seventh and will lead to missile strikes by the u.s. the u.k. and france the u.n. special envoy for syria has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led salt. we never expected this to be. in very very potential danger of. peace and security is this what happened last week

it's not helped us time now for cheap in geneva two by the three countries the u.s. the u.k. and france have not only imagine we can recall facilities in syria but also bombed the geneva peace process meanwhile the un security council has gathered for an informal meeting at a farmhouse in southern sweden secretary general antonio again stressed that there could be no military solution to the conflict with government has been accused of gassing civilians although no solid evidence has been put forward and even before the watchdog could started to probe the u.s. u.k. and france launched air strikes largely on the basis of social media reports.

they've already launched their attack placed on the lack of evidence or you know there are there are allegations i'm a big concern the o.p.c. w. have not spoken to all the witnesses apparently they have been there today and they're taken samples which they're going to ship back to their their laboratories across europe and i'm a bit further afield. but the important the important point to make here is that the attacks were launched to the investigation even prior to the o.p.c. to the fact finding team arriving in the country and. assembled in beirut on friday didn't actually get to syria all of them until saturday by which time the missiles of cruise missiles a little destruct. the west has called the missile strikes a humanitarian intervention but here's a different take from party's political. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it

heavily armed westerners will play a role never way with a humanitarian intervention. missiles from france britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes the angry saxons and the poles all traditionalist self rolled when it comes to weapons but they prefer the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and you pay a lot since world war one world war two korea vietnam iraq one on their own too so when they tell you they really rather you didn't use them they are all tools even from experience there's a message to just put some terrorists in six inventions and weapons on the possible by the from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them safely from the

moral high ground these three amigos dump them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need via millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country storm shadow missiles humanely into leading out and million bucks apiece while every hole cruise missile represents a one off million dollar aid package old extremely efficient in getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission really achieve apart from going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway for leaders under the carpet in washington london and paris this kind of p.r. is the ball subject a striking a lesson into syria makes for a much better headline that story. brags that there is a right that is getting a release thing of their. mission in.

north korea says it is halting all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect leader kim jong un made the announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency argues jacqueline volga has details. now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with a promise that will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarized warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which has long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of

a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well. we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is they're living in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for a resolution of the korean issue through stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of all issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the resolving the conflict while expressing hope that p.i. nyang will continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that planning vowed to make a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first summit since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of

the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so this progress could not have been achieved without trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats president has been threatening north korea all along and don't forget north korea. firing this testing missiles and and carrying out tests until felder. acquire the ability is to deliver a sort of devastating nuclear deterrence the united states even before president trump has given the cold shoulder to north korea and a north korean learned the united states was not to be trusted because while both korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire

credible capability is. tales of why. cup tickets to russia have produced some interesting patterns the u.s. despite not qualifying has the largest number of foreign fans coming over while the numbers from the u.k. are surprisingly small despite the england team booking their place at the tournament this follows a series of alarmist reports in the british media claiming fans who travel to russia could be under threat from local hooligans however a new r t documentary has been looking at the problem in europe itself football beasts premieres next week on the documentary channel. you never know what's around the home you never know what's in the car being thief you say excitement factor now and that's where the adrenalin must come from. and the violence is a part of it and it's almost a schizophrenia gang culture where you can do all these things and behave quite

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government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces in the fight against islamic state that is despite claims from israel that the lebanese army is controlled by hezbollah which washington regards as a terrorist group and lebanon hezbollah a terrorist organization uses towns to shield its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets a violent extremist organization like isis or lebanese hezbollah has is a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization official figures show that since two thousand and six the u.s. has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistance funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training. well after the disclosure a state department official said the u.s. keeps track of all equipment handed over decreasing the risk of hezbollah using it

however experts tell us that they're not convinced. to not only put money with the love of the storms were she to put us security forces she was the bad mistake students perjurer made this decision because it was blown basically to speak trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and destroyed just change from one source . this fellow used to major terrorist groups were by iran and of course the conflict between the united states in iran knows very great as well as conflict between us ally israel and as a book in iraq it just doesn't make sense to me that we didn't do their homework correctly states we don't want to support you don't want to support the lebanese armed forces the us administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in bill of on in the syrian

lebanese and even jordanian area and death is the defeat of isis they do not care about all the rest of course they don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the lebanese armed forces are helping them against isis. they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts well the lebanese government though takes a different view on the group with its president praising as well as work and saying it helped avoid civil war as bluff fighters also joined the country's army an anti islamic state operations in germany to play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas more on that after

a break you're watching international. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into social security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if

you don't all stocks are not part of the american economy. back this is our chance for national live from moscow now the prime minister of our media is refusing to step down despite massive protests across the country more than one hundred people were arrested on saturday the wave of protests started on april thirteenth after. the on that was accused of a power grab. had led the country as president for more than eight years and had to step down due to a long term limits but now in his new role as prime minister he remains the country's most powerful politician due to constitutional changes over the. nine

days thousands of opposition supporters have been blocking roads calling for. a group of texans are campaigning for independence from the u.s. there is even a new book that explores the practicality of texan self-will we spoke to its author daniel miller and also media commentator john griffin who both think momentum is building for a so-called tax it if you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws at the core texans believe that the best people to govern texas are texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair reform the federal union

has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they proposed as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and texas independence needs to be on the table with this texas nationalist movement was formed in two thousand and nine now has more than two hundred fifty thousand supporters and they want an end dependence referendum and a reduction in taxes to the federal government according to polls more than half of independent supporters are republicans we took to the streets of texas to see what locals think about a potential texas. i don't

think it's ridiculous. now. that's a good idea to have them in the pens i definitely agree that you know. i think. we are independent that we rely on the rest of the country you know some people our rights get taken from us harder. you don't really like you know we've had this discussion about texas and goodness. for year to many people who gave their lives for us to be a united states i mean because you have so many. you know ethnic groups of religion you know as well as you know in california definitely think they said that it's not going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will be good. if you know production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to spectators willing to wear a swastika the offer was made ahead of the premiere of a play based on the youth of adolf hitler being staged to mark the anniversary of

his birth. the this stuff here. we. just need to do this because it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with out of hitler and hitler's birthday literally incite some

people with far right views to come to the theatre i think that's wrong as it takes to me i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i wouldn't have done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech you know it's not that i wouldn't wear a star of david or a swastika just because someone tells me to. want to upset me so i think i can show so darity without a day to start and show compassion for defective and of the holocaust as for those who take as swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hockey bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. mine come. local authorities have denied it breaches german laws banning the display of nazi symbols but the show has sparked a rout among residents and local action group has described the broad duction as

unacceptable and called for a boycott of the plays director says he only wanted to create an environment for debate. we need more awareness and we cannot treat this awareness with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. time magazine has released its annual ranking of the top one hundred most influential people in the world but one man who the media likes to portray as having plenty of global influence was missing from the list. crillon clay and russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative toward a ball what in the pool. is highly likely that russia was responsible for the two poles russia culpable

culpable culpable for the attempted. escape is culpable for if we teachings criminal we think it will be like it was his decision. but that doesn't for me i will be back of top of the hour with more news stay with us this is our. politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to be press this is what before three in the morning can't

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i would roll where not by really did a poll down down when a. million reason is that the. if you don't believe all of these come from the involvement. in july twenty seventh in holland a freelance journalist watching was on t.v. a militant shelling in syria. on a his sacrifice quality has established a holiday also to have a memorial of the lives they will recognize war reporters crew often risk them off for the sake of the truth and through that piece you can submit to your published works in a video or written form go to a war dot com and now. there

i am air stars or this is the kaiser report. oh so sick max in the second half you have mitch firesign who has lots of charts but in the first half we have lots of data you know the empire state manufacturing survey came out and it looks like for the next six months looking into the future many factors in new york are not so optimistic but actually the i.m.f. who is also meeting in washington d.c. well there they've revised their forecast to look more optimistic for u.s. growth they've increased the u.s. growth rate for twenty eighteen by point two percent so they're saying everything's looking good through twenty twenty through the next elections but we're going to get to that in the next episode this episode i want to focus on the tax cuts so who's right the empire meant state manufacturing survey or they i.m.f. well wage growth well short of what was promised from tax reform the latest

employment situation report from the bureau of labor statistics shows weekly employee earnings have grown seventy five dollars since tax reform passed well short of the four thousand to nine thousand dollars annual increases projected by president and house speaker paul ryan so the tax passage basically americans have seen on average six dollars and twenty one cents increase in their weekly earnings which obviously falls it's like three hundred twenty three dollars a year they had promised forty six thousand nine thousand dollars that was also good now they know it's all about optics sounds good but you know there's a lot of gatekeepers and intermediaries and those generally are the big corporations that will always glob the majority of possibile gains by anyone at any time that's right and we'll actually get into that so in a in the next headline about how basically all the tax cuts indeed did inject well

over a trillion dollars and they cost over a trillion dollars most of it is gone to the top but back to the bottom we're assuming a full fifty two weeks of work the six dollars and twenty one cent. increase in weekly earnings would result in a three hundred twenty three dollar annual increase nowhere near the minimum four thousand dollars promise and a nine thousand dollars potentially annual increases projected by president chum and speaker ryan a significant cuts were made to corporate tax rates whether it out that's going to lead to anything we don't know but there were those thousand dollar bonuses that doesn't count those things that happened from the likes of wal-mart gave a thousand dollars to every employee american airlines delta airlines all these airlines gave a thousand dollars to employees so this doesn't count that as well yeah to me it's a weekend beer you know party but other than that it's meaningless and i've said all was now for many years that the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should

be carved out and put into social security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't own stocks you're not part of the american economy that's true most of it is owned by the top ten percent but let's go into one of the specific so you know there were a lot of headlines that were captured in the first few weeks of the year and that was that you know thousand dollar bonuses that was the big number right so let's just show how paltry that actually was compared to the savings that these companies had so they talk about navvy and they announced that it would be giving a thousand dollar bonuses to ninety eight percent of its six thousand seven hundred employees paying out nearly seven million dollars in bonuses while that may seem generous it pales in comparison to naveen potential tax savings using navea its two

thousand and sixteen net income is twenty sixteen effective tax rate estimated annual tax savings of nearly two hundred million dollars and it it's announced bonuses week out. late that announced bonuses represent less than four percent of naveen its potential tax savings so we give them you know hundred million and they get four million away and i was in my teen years to do magic in times square and to watch the three card monte guys very carefully and the tourists would come in and they'd lose thousands of dollars but it's very important when you're doing three card monte in times square to avoid having a tourist beat you up to let them win once you know particularly at the end so they may lose five thousand bucks but if they win twenty bucks at the end in their minds they're thinking see i'm a winner i'm a winner i beat the guy same thing in this instance they take millions and billions of dollars worth of fraudulent tax engineering but they give you one thousand

dollars and in your mind you're saying see i'm a winner on the big winner at the table and it's sad that they use such base psychological tricks to fool millions of americans into thinking that they're not getting completely wrecked over the coals but it does work well it's also not a thousand dollars to most americans remember we know that something like sixty five percent have less than four hundred dollars in savings for an emergency well you know if on a relative basis that might be a lot of money but the fact that the likes of nabby and her collecting ninety six percent of a bonus and only four percent go to the bottom ninety eight percent of their employees well that's the income gap and that wealth gap and america that's the problem not necessarily how much money you know when you when you talk about all the billionaire that that wealth and income gap people say well the poorest americans are doing better than the poor you know the richest africans in somalia or something like that so i think it's well within the society and that's the

that's the problem i think in the long term for economic growth is that income gap but in terms of just how much of those tax cuts over chile. in dollars and tax cuts are going to the top well tax cut savings float to company stockholders trickle to hourly workers and the first three months of twenty eighteen investors received one hundred nine point two billion dollars in dividends more than eight percent from the one hundred point nine billion received in the same period a year earlier according to s.m.p. dow jones indices in fact the s. and p. five hundred quarterly dividend payments set a new record and on top of that j.p. morgan has come out with an estimate of what the share buybacks this year will be and that will be a new all time high which is eight hundred billion dollars eight hundred billion dollars and share buybacks about

a trillion dollars in tax cuts financial part whether it's the way interest rates are structured to penalize the poor or a why their dividends are structured to enrich the coptic rat its financial apartheid we live in an apartheid state here in america engineered by wall street so eight hundred billion dollars a share buybacks this year five hundred twenty seven billion was the number last year this also by the way you know reduces the amount of shares outstanding that the public can own so it's taking more and more stock off the stock markets by the way were also your pension funds have to invest so there's less and less available for anybody to participate in the public stock of this the stock market's being taken. with the help of artificially cheap interest rates and after this capitalist failure comes feudalism and on top of that by the way they're also they're not just

buying their shares back with cash they're buying back with debt and part of that is tax shenanigans like apple has hundreds of billions of dollars overseas but the only way to get a. back without being taxed on it is to issue debt here and buy share backs they want to alternately go it goes from bank a bank bait a bank say to a bank data foreign bank the bank bank you all where the federal reserve bank how did they get multi trillion dollars of debt oh is it financial engineering and financial part time who will bail out the federal reserve bank oh it'll be a bill in that's right all of your savings will be given to the new federal reserve chairman because otherwise there would be a humanitarian crisis we need to avoid any humanitarian crisis so another story to put into this context of workers hourly wages not increasing and i'm not seeing any benefit to the tax cuts but the tax cuts will add to the deficit and the

national that in a big way but here's another story out from truth in accounting and they're looking at the us if they had to provide accounting like all other humans and corporations and and tities do and that is u.s. government spending may exceed sixty percent of g.d.p. us federal government spending is expected to bloat to over four point seven trillion dollars during fiscal two thousand and twenty according to congressional budget office data released this week however aggressive accounting may be hiding a far worse situation total spending by the trumpet ministration this fiscal year may be more than double what the nonpartisan cabo admits worst overall us federal state local government spending may exceed sixty percent of g.d.p. and will go into how this is calculated but basically all those social security and

medicare payments actually are are not counted now but the debts the they actually cost now but the debts are written they create debt which doesn't isn't paid off and. a couple decades from now so they pretend it didn't happen this year all right they say that the federal debt is twenty twenty one twenty two trillion dollars but if you account for the total debt picture it's sixty seventy eighty trillion dollars to donald trump i have this message mr president tear down that wall that wall being the interest rate apartheid wall i think you are saying that well a debt that will get you know just the internal financial apartheid state first and then go address these other problems in mexico and syria and all the others foreign adventures that the founders warned us against so the warning comes here from sheila weinberg and she's the c.e.o. of truth in accounting government budgeting works on

a cash basis she says that enables them to leave many of their expenses and liabilities off the books so they calculate her group calculates that the federal government's unrecorded social security medicare and other debts have increased by four point seven trillion dollars a year on average for the past decade that's on top of the unfunded liabilities and then there's the national debt and then this the national deficit so right now they're saying the deficit that our budget shortfall per year is four point seven trillion but in fact they're saying this truth and accounting is saying that actually it's closer to nine trillion a year that we're spending which is almost like what our g.d.p. is thirteen trillion ok so to be clear this is talking about the deficit yet not the debt the debt which includes unfunded liabilities that i made reference to is many more chileans of dollars then we are led to believe yes this is attacking the deficit which you're saying the deficit is many more chilling of dollars more than we're being told the deficit is your annual budget how would you go over your

annual budget at the end of the year if the year has ended and a new year starts so you put the four point seven trillion or that in this case nine chile on top of the debt. the national debt so that goes back on to that pile that keeps on going higher and higher in terms of the unfunded liabilities and total the national debt what they say is that is one hundred to one trillion at september twenty seven teen less fifty four point two trillion when calculated on the same basis at the end of twenty seven so the debt the deficit is rising the debt national debt is rising rising rising right and a candle in other and the payment of the even of these low rates is hundreds of billions of dollars in escalating incredibly anyway we gotta go to a break don't go away stay right there.

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welcome back to the guy as a reporter i'm ask either time now to turn to mitch fire stein he's the author of the internationally acclaimed planet ponzi now available in. various languages mitch welcome back hey great to be here why did you bring your pen around this time this one the one that breaks you know that's a very expensive pen and how many of these of my broken so far michel lives it's so tough to come on this show i think thinks that it's great you know credit month blankies fantastic show the people your shoelaces. before the end of the show them that let's go to the summit interesting topics that are most forest on the federal reserve balance sheet. you know because this explains everything you are the man of the charts you really you brought some charts what's happening we've got some charts today yes the first one we're to look

at is if the federal reserve's five trillion nearly five trillion dollar balance sheet this explains how we've got the most grotesque asset bubbles in history so the fed just keep printing money and that's why markets keep levitating and we've seen the most grotesque ball was in bonds stocks property and credit markets that you know in history around the world and the other central banks like the bank of japan european central bank and the bank of england have jumped on the money printing bandwagon to jump in for a second because you talk about asset bubbles but it also leads to mal investment because there's no accountability if some industries know that every mistake is met with more free money and thinking about the military and the defense contractors who do very well by just bombing people with no accountability then i go to congress then i go to parliament they don't ask to bomb people they just bomb people because they know that there's no end to the money there's no accountability and there and at the central banks in a large way is that a fair statement you know well i mean look at some of the military industrial complex characters like boeing and lockheed martin there are. couple of them that

are almost two thousand percent since the war on terror but the war on what is the war on terror really it seems to more like it's a war on democracy and look i mentioned this on the show a long time ago first what you have is a currency war which we had nine eight or nine years ago we're still seeing currency wars currency wars lead to trade wars and trade wars lead ultimately to hot wars now the war on democracy i mean this is propaganda squared i mean you can't believe anything that's in the traditional media anymore c.n.n. for example you know own c.n.n. turkey which is a propaganda network c.n.n. america's not much better in terms of propaganda but we never say the u.k. the u.k. think about the propaganda b.b.c. and think about what to reason may and boris the liar johnson have done to bring a war into syria and the events in cells barry where they said oh the russians did

it after five hours and then of course assad bombed people you don't need evidence anymore to start a war they don't go to parliament they don't need the people who say it's ok if they want war war it is in the military duster a complex makes money and we lose the taxpayers lose ok and to keep this in the frame of the kind of my perspective that i'm trying to put across here is that a lot of it can be accounted for by having an economy that has no accountability and that not accountability and mound usman that goes back to the central bank because there's a natural bank is not healing to any known standards of accounting that would require for example tying at tying what they did with gold for example as they have done in the past they simply print with reckless abandon there's a new guy in charge or own powell at the fed took over for janet yellen what's the story with him now well i mean he is janet yellen except you know he's just wearing a different mask so he's the bernanke yellow and they've just shifted the baton let

me just i guess. jump in we're talking about central banks now russia you mentioned russia they have a central bank from elvira is a first time i remember a last name i love the first time how would you contrast these two central bankers because a lot of people like james records for example says that there's such a bank to leave the russian central bank is the best the world why does he say that well i think you know if you look at the economies you can't compare the united states economy to russia's economy and you know you have to identify you have to analyze and identify what are you know the global threats and what are not global threats and if you look at what's the economy in russia it's under two trillion dollars in real terms united states economies around seventeen trillion to one thousand trillion depending upon what numbers you look at it's miniscule but the united states has debt to the magnitude of around two hundred fifty trillion dollars when you include all the social welfare and total net programs like social

security medicare was the palmetto you have america it's negative what's the book value of bankrupt what's the book value of russia there's no there's no real debt that's a positive to russia as a positive book value america as a negative book is value what i'm getting at there's not really a lot of debt which is really significant in the in the global scheme of things so if you disrupt the global narrative which is what we have going on right now globalism is a big narrative if you look at what happened you know going back digressing a bit to the central banks of the central banks supporting the zombie institutions with low interest rates so you've got a bunch of companies that should have gone bankrupt tesla is a perfect example that lives off of government sector subsidies and the fat of the land if you didn't have a zero percent interest rates in the european central bank meddling in the corporate bond markets and the swiss national bank buying equities you wouldn't have support like this but then you've got you've got other you know narratives in the background that are running to try to run globalism have the military

industrial complex and the characters of the deep sea. they are pushing propaganda out to everybody who will believe it is all about the dams in the system you know you put up a dam it cross a river and the water goes over that dam and it produces hydroelectric power. the reason i mention that is by way of analogy to get to my next point and chart which is money velocity here's a dam in the works of finance that's not producing any energy is producing kind of like constipation in many ways my evil us of a we've talked about it before it's still trending lower despite all of this money printing walk us through it right well this is this is this illustrates that we're in an environment where eventually we'll have hyperinflation and it will not be controllable by the central banks who think they know everything and this is going to catch a lot of people off but look you can never pick as i've said before at the top of a bubble but i can tell you we're definitely in a ball war right now and in every market if you look at the chart on the velocity

of money you'll see that it's crashed to low levels not even seen in one nine hundred fifty nine yet the governments keep telling us that we're in economic recovery so it's a fake economic recovery the narrative is a total lie and most of the people watching the show will realize that things haven't gotten better economically and there is lots of asset inflation so if you take for example the prices of tuition up two thousand percent from the one nine hundred eighty s. but your real wages when you inflation adjuster stagnant so how do you explain that risk or the circle ok let's say the small to medium enterprises that are the lifeblood of any economy they can't get loans from banks but if i walk and see a big money center bank that's getting his money from the central bank and i need a billion or two billion to buy a multi-billion dollar property on central park south they'll say sure they'll give it to me well because in other words it's crony capitalism writ large and what we

have here is a situation where the money is now. flowing to the economy to support small to medium enterprises because the banks simply don't want to take any risk whatsoever they hoard the money they participate themselves in these loans as merchant banks you know they've all become merchant banks they're all becoming equity holders in the money that they're lending you know out to capitalize on the inflation of the assets that they hold in their own balance sheets which then pump the stock prices higher which pumps the option prices higher which pumps the compensation for guys like jamie dimon lloyd blankfein higher so they by putting attorney get on the economy by stopping the economic flow by dropping money. velocity does their oh they have inflated their net worth of in and historic way right they have but i mean what's worse with that problem and what the government should be doing is they shouldn't be playing paying banks interest the federal reserve shouldn't be paying excessive reserve interest and they should receive retool that entire corrupt

system where the banks make money by holding excess reserves that are from money printing so and to get it to be clear that not only is the banks cost of borrowing zero exactly it's. creative pay to borrow money for the banks borrow money from the central bank and then they put it on deposit at the central bank so the more they borrow them or they make so there were the risk reward and the whole idea of capitalism of taking a rest for we were is inverted here you're saying that the more risk we take the more. reward we may without any penalty whatsoever well if you look at look we had we did a program with gregg's it for example when they had regs that you remember what the fear mongers were saying theresa may was one of them saying it would be the end of the world markets would crash sterling would go to zero look sterling is right back at one forty four where we were when bragg's it began yet the stock market's twenty

percent higher and today it was announced in the u.k. that they had record low unemployment not seen since since one thousand nine hundred seventy one so can you believe is that credible is any of it credible absolutely not so you know that the situation the production situation hasn't improved that house house prices have skyrocketed there and to bubble territory everywhere in real wages haven't gone up so what's happened the banks lend money as you said to real estate property developers at ridiculous low rates but they take a piece of the action and as these apartments get build built three years later down the road they're not going to sell any of them and these special purpose of vehicles are they developed are all going to go bust but this time there's going to be no will to bell them out and that's going to happen in the united states as well as in the. united kingdom right the real wages as you say are not live whatsoever so if you get to a gig economy job and you're delivering a bicycle full of food at a minimum wage and you're out there and dodging traffic for it before you get it and end up in the n.h.s.

i mean they count that as job a job growth however when you add back all the variables into this equation you end up with the average wages that dating are depreciating but the numbers on the top line are being showcased as being proof of recovery and yet there is no proof of recovery ok so let's talk about the shiller national home price index tell us about that what's going on you've got a chart right we've got a chart here that explains house prices from one thousand nine hundred seven to two thousand and eighteen and basically we leave if you look at the increase in prices you know ben bernanke he said that subprime was not a problem don't worry it's all under control and then you saw prices i guess two thousand and six start to peak out and then dropped down quite a bit all right i want to jump in because i want to cover to think rental prices in new york city are tumbling what's your quick take on that well i mean there's too much supply not enough demand and high paying jobs of course they're going to keep keep collapsing as i've said to try continuing to down thirteen percent writing

yeah i think i think real estate prices property values can drop up to eighty percent or even what eighty percent really tokyo only one hundred that's exactly right that's like good minutes prices and all right let's move on to thirty seconds gold gold gold is the only chart that we have that is not an asset bubble and prices are realistic on gold and will keep going higher so physical gold is really a place that everybody should look to hide out ok well you heard it here first eighty percent drop in property prices a tokyo asked collapse in manhattan is coming and author of plan a ponzi the internationally acclaimed tone that is translated into over two languages and that's going to do it for this edition of. come on this show should take you let us go to this ship leave the ship and look let us look at this this is where your money manager famous in new york that's the kind of show you where ok keep that money. you can find us on twitter a cause

a report until next time. you go through history mankind has been cruel and destructive over and over again and somehow our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places . if you look at the middle east and places like syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressed. and i wish the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done there's very little hope that the saudis will be able to turn the tide.

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inspectors arrive at the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria amid concerns from russia that the scope of the investigation is too limited. north korea halts all nuclear and missile tests ahead of a meeting between kim jong un and. the u.s. admits to funding the and arming the lebanese military despite warnings that the weapons could end up in the hands of hezbollah fighters. are broadcasting live their lives in moscow this is our international john thomas certainly glad to have you with us now on

a mission from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w has visited the syrian town of dumont to investigate an alleged chemical attack the team will send the samples to a laboratory in the netherlands and their findings will be compiled in a report the o.p.c. w. is planning another possible trip to duma but the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns that the number of sites visited by the team and the interviews conducted with eyewitnesses may have been insufficient of a chemical incident and do most supposedly happened on april the seventh and led to missile strikes by of u.s. and the u.k. and france the u.n. special envoy for syria has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led assault. we never expected to be. very very quick to. do peace and security this is what this happened last week. it's not helped. in geneva. by the three countries the u.s. the u.k.

and france have not only imagine we can recall facilities in syria but also the geneva cleese process and meanwhile the un security council has gathered for an informal meeting at a farmhouse in southern sweden secretary general antonio. again stressed that there could be no military solution to the conflict. i mean assad government has been accused of gassing civilians although no solid evidence has been put forward and even before the watchdog could start its probe the u.s. u.k. and france launched airstrikes largely on the basis of social media reports.

they've already launched their attacks based on the lack of evidence or you know there were there are allegations i'm a big concern the o.p.c. w have not spoken to all the witnesses apparently they have been there today in the taken samples which they are going to ship back to their laboratories across europe and maybe further afield. but the important the important point to make here is that the attacks were launched to the investigation even prior to the o.p.c. to the fact finding team arriving in the country they were assembled in beirut on friday didn't actually get to syria all of them until saturday by which time the missiles of cruise missiles a lot he struck. the west has called the missile strikes as a humanitarian intervention but there's a different take from politics. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it heavily armed westerners will plays bolero way with

a humanitarian intervention the. missiles from france britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes the anger saxons on the poles all traditionalist self or old when it comes to weapons they think the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and you pay a lot of well who won world war two korea vietnam iraq one on their own too so when they tell you they'd really rather you didn't use them they are all tools you can from experience say the message to death put some terrorists in six inventions and weapons and money possible buying it from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them safely from the moral high ground these three

amigos dump them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need via millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country storm shadow missiles humanely into eating out and million bucks apiece while every total cruise missile represents a one off a million dollar aid package only premier thanks and getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission really achieve apart from going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway for leaders under the carpet in washington london and paris this kind of p.r. is the ball subject a striking a lesson into an area makes for a much better headlines that storm. gregg's. right now is getting a release thing of their. mission as.

north korea says it is halting all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect leader kim jong un made the announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency has more now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with a promise that piano will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarized warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which has long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well.

we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is developing in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for a resolution of the korean issue the first stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of all issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the resolving the conflict while expressing hope that p.i. nyang will continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that planning vowed to make a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first comment since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so this progress could not have been achieved without

trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats president has been threatening north korea all along and don't forget north korea. firing this testing missiles and and carrying out tests until felder. acquire the ability is to deliver a sort of devastating nuclear deterrence the united states even before president trump has given the cold shoulder to north korea and a north korean learned the united states was not to be trusted because while both korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire credible capabilities. souls. world cup tickets to russia have

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the u.s. government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces in the fight against islamic state this is despite claims from israel that the lebanese army is controlled by hezbollah which washington regards as a terrorist group and levanon hezbollah a terrorist organization uses towns to shield its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets the violent extremist organizations like isis or lebanese hezbollah has is a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization well official figures show that since two thousand and six the u.s. has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistance funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training after the disclosure a state department official said that the u.s. keeps track of all equipment handed over decreasing the risk of hezbollah using it however experts told us that they're not so convinced. to not only put money with

the love of the storms were she to put us security forces that's a bad mistake or not it stinks perjurer made this decision because it was long basically used to trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and destroyed just change for months worse than this below you see the major terrorist groups were by iran and of course the conflict between the united states in iran knows very great as well as conflict between us ally israel and hezbollah and iran too just doesn't make sense to me we didn't do our own work correctly states we don't want to support you don't want to support the lebanese armed forces the us administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in bill of on in the syrian lebanese and even jordanian area and death is the defeat of

isis they do not care about all the rest of course they don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the lebanese armed forces are helping them against isis. they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts. the lebanese government though takes a different view on the group with its president praising has bloodwork and saying it helped avoid civil war has blood fighters also joined the country's army and i islamic state operations and german a play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas more on that after a short break you are watching art international. join

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this special what was also appreciated meets the review. the latest edition to make up as we go. this is r t international now the prime minister of armenia is refusing to step down despite mass protests across the country more than one hundred people were arrested on saturday the wave of protests started on april thirteenth after. it was accused of a power grab had led to the country as president for more than eight years and then had to step down due to a long term limits but now in his new role as prime minister he remains the country's most powerful politician due to constitutional changes over the past nine days thousands of opposition supporters have been blocking roads calling for new

elections. a group of texans is campaigning for independence from the u.s. there is even a new book that explores the practicality of texan rule we spoke to its author daniel miller and also media commentator john griffin both think momentum is building for a so-called exit. if you you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws at the core texans believe that the best people to govern taxes are texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair or reform the federal union

has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they proposed as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and texas independence needs to be on the table this texas nationalist movement was formed in two thousand and nine and now has more than three hundred fifty thousand supporters they want an independence referendum and every direction and taxes to the federal government according to polls more than half of independent supporters are republicans who took to the streets of texas to see what locals think about a potential attack that. i don't. have it. now though you know that's

a good idea in the pens definitely you know. i think. we are going to that we rely on the rest of the country you know some people are right to take it from a partner. you don't really like you know we've had this discussion except texts and goodness. per year for many people who gave their lives for us here in our state and i mean because you have so many. you know ethnic groups that live here you know as well as you know in california think they said that that it's not going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will all be good. if you know production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to spectators willing to wear swastikas the offer was made ahead of the premier of a play based on the youth of it all filler being staged to mark the anniversary of his birth. itself he.

would. just need to do this because it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with out of hitler and hitler's birthday literally incite some people with far right views to come to the theatre i think that's wrong because it takes him i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i would have

done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech or the arts. i wouldn't wear a star of david or a swastika just because someone tells me to. want to depths and i think i can show so darity without a day to start and show compassion for to victims of the holocaust as for those who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hockey what's going to if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. might come. local authorities have denied it breaches german laws banning the display of nazi symbols but china sparked a bra among residents a local action group has described the production as unacceptable and called for a boycott of the place directors says he only wanted to create an environment for

debate. but we need more awareness and we cannot treat this awareness with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. thousands of people marched through tel aviv on saturday demanding the prime minister's resignation i. was. demonstrators held up banners denouncing benyamin netanyahu and accusing him of trying to limit of the source the powers of the supreme court who is seeking new laws that would prevent the supreme court from of ruling party. as a member of the younger generation i hope before i have children we can make this a better country when the support citizen our supreme court is the final place where laws and regulations can be stocked was the netanyahu wants to pass or you

can turn this country into a netanyahu state. yes i come to protest every week we're talking about a new law that would prevent the supreme court from overturning the last parliament and concerned that our democracy is being awakened in. time magazine has released its annual ranking of the top one hundred most influential people in the world but one man with a media likes to portray as having plenty of global influence was missing from the list. crillon clay and russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative lord above what in the pool. is highly likely that russia was responsible to hold russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempt to. escape is culpable for room if you.

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film which can follow are sort of a side of the support order to me. pulling out. because if you go through history mankind has been cruel and destructive over and over again and in some our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places. if you look in the middle east in places like syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressed. and i wish the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done it's very little hope that the saudis will be able to turn the tide.

the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into social security so that americans whether they have jobs as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't own stocks are not part of the american economy. will go up twenty eighteen coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all children but that was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you on the list is a huge star a month and a huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the shuttle with you and we will show you all the great. you are the rock at the back nobody

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to the. international inspectors arrive at the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria amid concerns from russia that the scope of the investigation is too low. north korea halts all nuclear and missile tests ahead of a meeting between kim jong il and donald trump. and the u.s. admits to funding and arming the lebanese military despite warnings that weapons could end up in the hands of hezbollah fighters. are broadcasting live director of syria's moscow this is our international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now a mission from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c.

w has visited the syrian town of do much to investigate an alleged chemical attack the team will send samples to a laboratory in the netherlands and their findings will be compiled in a report on the o.p.c. w. is planning another possible trip to dumas but the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns that the number of sites visited by the team and the interviews conducted with eyewitnesses may have been sufficient chemical incident until more supposedly happened on april the seventh and led to missile strikes by the u.s. the u.k. and france the u.n. special envoy for syria has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following the u.s. led assault we never expected this to be. very very potential danger of. peace and security this is what this happened last week. it's not looked. cheap in geneva. three countries the u.s. the u.k.

have not only. chemical facilities in syria but also the geneva peace process. well meanwhile the u.n. security council has gathered for an informal meeting at a farmhouse in southern sweden secretary general antonio gutierrez again stressed that there could be no military solution to the conflict. i mean assad government has been accused of gassing civilians although no solid evidence has been put forward and even before the watchdog could start its probe the u.s. u.k. and france launched airstrikes largely on the basis of social media reports.

they've already launched their attacks based on the lack of evidence or you know there were there are allegations i'm a big concern o.p.c. w have not spoken to all the witnesses apparently they have been there today in the taken samples which they are going to ship back to their laboratories across europe and maybe further afield. but the important point to make here is that the attacks were launched to the investigation even prior to the o.p.c. to the fact finding team arriving in the country. assembled in beirut on friday didn't actually get to syria all of them until saturday by which time the missiles of cruise missiles a little be struck. or the west has called the missile strikes a humanitarian intervention but here is a different take from public way. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it heavily armed westerners will play a role in that way with a humanitarian intervention as. missiles from france

britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes the under saxons and the poles all traditionalist self to roll when it comes to weapons they prefer the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and used to be a lot and well who won world war two korea vietnam iraq won on their own too so when they tell you they'd really rather you didn't use them they are all fools even from experience say the message to just put some terrorists is to be a bunch of weapons on the possible buying it from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them to safety from the moral high ground these three amigos

dubbed them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need to buy it millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country storms out a good humanely into eating out and million bucks apiece while every poll christmas sell represents a one off a million dollar aid package all the extraneous mission and getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission really achieve apart from going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway releases under the carpet in washington london and paris this kind of p.r. is the ball such a case striking a lesson into an area makes for a much better headline home than storm. and there is your page that is getting at least.

north korea says it is still halting all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect leader kim jong un made the announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency has more. now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range an intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with a promise that will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarize warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which has long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well.

we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is the other thing in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for a resolution of the korean issue the first stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the resolving the conflict while expressing hope that we'll continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that p.r. vowed to make a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first summit since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so this progress could not have been achieved without

trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats the president has been threatening north korea or the long. and don't forget north korea kept on firing this testing missiles on and carrying out tests until one fell that. acquired the ability to deliver a devastating and nuclear deterrent the united states even before president drum has given the coast showed to a north korean and a north korean learned that the united states was not to be trusted because while north korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire credible capability is. the sales of world cup

tickets to russia have produced some interesting patterns of the u.s. despite not qualifying have the largest number of foreign fans coming over while the union ok small numbers surprisingly small are coming from there despite the english didn't team booking their place at the tournaments this follows a series of alarmist reports in the british media claiming fans who travel to russia could be under threat from local hooligans however a new r.t. documentary has been looking at the problem in europe itself football beasts premieres next week and they are actually documentary channel here is a preview of. you never know what's around you you never know what's in your community and people use that excitement excitement now a fast when the dream comes from. the violence is a part of it and it's almost the schizophrenia gang culture if we can do all these things and behave quite badly.

i'm established up i read still. it's. still. illegal when a young chinese self you know to participate in all the fights to fight in the street people to. tell us more sportsmanship. sic i don't think it's only the open mind is that we're saying the last few months of awful is a lot of. people on the telephone this tell us a little.

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government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces in the fight against islamic state this is despite claims from israel that the lebanese army is controlled by hezbollah which washington regards as a terrorist group and levanon hizbollah a terrorist organization uses towns to shield its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets the violent extremist organizations like isis or lebanese hezbollah has is a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization well official figures show that since two thousand and six of the u.s. has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security assistance funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training well after the disclosure a state department official said the u.s. keeps track of all equipment handed over decreasing the risk of hezbollah using it however experts told us they're not so convinced. to not only put money

with all of these storms were she to put u.s. security forces with the bad mistake that it states perjurer made his decision because it was blown basically to speak trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and destroy them it just changed for months worse than this below major terrorist groups were by iran and of course the conflict between the united states in rwanda was very great as well as a conflict between us ally israel and hezbollah in iraq it just doesn't make sense to me that we didn't do our own work correctly states we don't want to support that you don't want to support the lebanese armed forces the u.s. administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in bill of on the syrian lebanese and even jordanian area

and death is the defeat of isis they do not care about all the rest of course they don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the lebanese armed forces are helping them against isis. they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts. the lebanese government though takes a different view on the group with its president praising has blood network and saying it helped the void a civil war fighters also joining the country's army in anti islamic state operations. tens of thousands of people have rallied in the hungarian capital budapest according to the prime minister of the stifling the media saturday's

march came two weeks after viktor or bonds landslide victory in hungary's general election critics accuse the prime minister of putting his allies in charge of all of the country's main media outlets and preventing a fair election. marchers also accused the opposition parties of failing to challenge the ruling coalition. the german play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas more than after a short break this is our international. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. it up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each other. but then my feelings started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fond of

you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like him it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one height difference i speak to now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of alternative but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is a huge thermos and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the beach with all we're with you and you'll see all the great game the grid is good you are the rock at the back nobody gets us to you we need you to get the ball going left go.

alone. and i'm really happy for drawing down to him for the ball in the infield world cup in russia meet the special one come on. me just just at the rio theology team's latest edition may go up as we go so i need a jersey look. to . try to. change. all right welcome back this is art international now a group of texans are campaigning for independence from the u.s. there is even a new book that explores the practicality of texan self rule we spoke to its author

daniel miller and also media commentator john griffin who both of think that momentum is building for a so-called texan if you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws and the core texans believe that the best people to govern taxes are texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair reform the federal union has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they proposed as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in

office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and texas independence needs to be on the table well this texas nationalist movement was formed in two thousand and nine and now has more than three hundred fifty thousand supporters they want an independence referendum and a reduction in taxes to the federal government according to polls more than half of independent supporters are republicans we turn to the streets of texas to see what locals think about a potential tax that. i. think it. now. that's a good idea and the friends i definitely know. i think. we are independent that we rely on the rest of the country you know something you are right so you take it from a harder. you don't really like you know we've had this discussion about texts and

digits. for year to many people who gave their lives for us here in our state i mean because you have so many. you know ethnic groups and. you know as well as you know in california i think they said that it's not going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will be good. if you know production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to spectators willing to wear swastikas the offer was made ahead of the premier of a play based on the youth of at off hitler being staged to mark the anniversary of his birth. well the this is here.

with. the spin of the worst of us because it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with out of hitler and hitler's birthday literally insights and people with far right views to come to the theatre i think that's wrong because it sticks to me i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i wouldn't have done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech. i wouldn't wear a star of david or a swastika just because someone tells me to know when it upset me so i think i can

show so darity without a day to start and show compassion for to victims of the holocaust as for those who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. and my name come. well local authorities have denied it breaches it german laws banning the display of nazi symbols but the show has sparked a rally among residents a local action group has described the production as unacceptable and called for a boycott of a place director says he only wanted to create an environment for the baked. we need more awareness and we cannot miss with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. or crowds marched through television on saturday demanding the prime

minister's resignation i. was. i am sure it is how the banners denouncing benyamin netanyahu and accusing him of trying to limit the powers of the supreme court who is seeking new laws that would prevent the supreme court from overruling the problem. as a member of the younger generation i hope the before i have children we can make this a better country when the support citizen the supreme court is the final place where laws and regulations can be stocked was the netanyahu wants to pass or you can turn this country into a netanyahu state so. i come to protest every week we're talking about a new law that would prevent the supreme court from overturning the last parliament and concerned that our democracy is being awakened in. time magazine has released

its annual ranking of the top one hundred most influential people in the world but one man the media likes to portray as having plenty of global influence was missing from the list. crillon clay and russian influence trump afraid to say a single negative warned about what a man who. is highly likely that russia was responsible the juveniles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder case is culpable all quarrel is with putin's criminal woman you'd like to think it was he was the shooter.

and that as a for me i'll be back in thirty five minutes the full of news you with us. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your special town. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delicacy you watch kaiser report. in july twenty second team hunted also to a freelance journalist working with atif militant shelling in syria. on a second fight scotti has established a solid all such

a memorial they will recognize war reporters who often risk the months with the sake of the truth and through the peace you can submit to your published works in a video well written for you go to a war don't go on t.v. don't come into it now. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into that excitement is that knowing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. and you can easily move by definition and the extremes the world will support. and violence is a part. of schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're going to be full of horsepower for that

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way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into salsa security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether they're c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't always stocks are not part of the american economy. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone was signed up to be free poisoned by our own people i've seen that was nuclear

biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of star a full polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from exposure from the burn pits would really literally send a be a growth and they don't want to pay it so the way to the decades a lot of those soldiers will die in time and they will have to pay. cultural to get the middle finger to move used to mold is. delayed and then i hope you die. for men are sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all

four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row. there's no way you could have done it there's no way. around the corner. because if you go through street mankind it's been a cruel and destructive over and over again and somewhat our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places. if you look in the middle east in places like syria it's it's i agree with you it's totally depressed. and i wish that the political issues involved with it could be resolved but i think until that is done there's very little hope that the saudis will be able to turn the tide of.

international inspectors arrived at the side of an alleged chemical weapons attack in syria i made concerns. that the scope of the investigation is limited. to north korea halts all nuclear missile tests ahead of the meeting between. the us admits it took funding and arming the lebanese military despite warnings that the weapons could end up in the hands of hezbollah fighters. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r g international i'm sean thomas really glad to have you with us. all right

a mission from the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has visited the syrian town of to investigate. an alleged chemical attack and the team will send samples to a laboratory in the netherlands and their findings will be compiled in a report the o.p.c. w. is planning another possible trip to dumont but the russian foreign ministry has expressed concerns that the number of sites visited by the team and the interviews conducted with eyewitnesses may have been sufficient now the chemical incident in domo supposedly happened on april the seventh and related to missile strikes by the u.s. the u.k. and france now the u.n. special envoy for syria has said peace efforts have to be relaunched following u.s. led assault we never expected it to be. in very very potential danger of. peace and security. what that happened last

week that's not looked after for cheat in geneva through by the three countries the u.s. the u.k. . have not only imagine we chemical facilities in syria but also bombed the geneva peace process meanwhile the u.n. security council has gathered for an informal meeting at a farmhouse and southern sweden secretary general antonio gutierrez again stressed that there would be no military solution to the conflict and the assad government has been accused of gassing civilians although no solid evidence has been put forward and even before the watchdog could start its probe the u.s. u.k. and france launched airstrikes largely on the basis of social media reports. and it is and.

they've already launched their attack based on the lack of evidence or you know they were there allegations are i'm a big concern o.p.c. w. have not spoken to all the witnesses apparently they have been there today in the taken samples which they are going to ship back to the laboratories across europe and maybe further afield. but the important the important point to make here is that the attacks were launched to the investigation even prior to the o.p.c. to the fact finding team arriving in the country. assembled in beirut on friday didn't actually get to syria all of them until saturday by which time the missiles of cruise missiles into the struck west has called the missile strikes a humanitarian intervention but here is a different take from artie's public. after allegations of a chemical attack syrians were immediately reassured because in case you missed it heavily armed westerners will play a role in that way with

a humanitarian intervention as. missiles from france britain and the us are like no other because they combine high tech killing power with good intention there are plenty of other countries involved in the syrian cluster but it's only the really nice ones doing it for humanitarian purposes the angry saxons and the poles all traditionalist self to roll when it comes to weapons they prefer the conventional kind they've tried the chemical was on the biological arms and you pay a lot of it in. world war two korea vietnam iraq one on their own tears so when they tell you they'd really rather you didn't use them they are all tools the people from experience say the message to death put some terrorists in six inventions and weapons on the possible advice from western homs deal is because that way you can fire them safely from the moral high ground these three amigos

dump them friday for a into syria i think humanitarian intervention they need to buy it millions of dollars worth of humanitarian aid into the country storm shadow missiles humanely into eating out and million bucks apiece while every total cruise missile represents a one off a million dollar aid package old extremely efficient in getting help to the people who really need to look to the syria mission really achieve a ball from going up a few empty buildings where everyone has been told to take them myself anyway for leaders under the carpet in washington london and paris this kind of p.r. is the ball such a case try taking a lesson into area makes for a much better headline than story. greg that. is getting a release thing of their. mission in.

north korea says it is halting all nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect leader kim jong only made the announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency to jump on vulgar details now that nuclear ization is complete and verified circumstances we do not need any further nuclear tests medium long range intercontinental missile tests the north korean leader made that surprise announcement early on saturday morning and it came with a promise that will never use the nuclear weapons they already have except in the event of a nuclear threat it was also claimed that previous tests have allowed them to successfully militarize warheads and develop the means of delivery likely in light of that fact japan had a skeptical reaction to the news with the japanese prime minister promising to keep a close watch moscow which had long been working for a diplomatic solution to the crisis pointed out that this is just the beginning of a long process and other powers will need to be ready to make concessions as well.

we are glad to note that the situation on the peninsula is the other thing in a positive direction in line with the road proposed by russia and china for resolution of the korean issue through stages assume a mutual freeze on military activity in the region as well as setting up direct contacts between north korea the u.s. and south korea followed by multilateral talks aimed at a comprehensive resolution of all issues on the korean peninsula including the nuclear issue the north longtime ally china stressed its continued role in the resolving the conflict while expressing hope that p.i. nyang will continue on the path to peace through dialogue with the international community which is something that planning vowed to make a priority just the day before we saw direct phone links being installed between the north and south korean leaders as they prepare for their first comment since two thousand and seven and a much anticipated meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is also in the works trump tweeted that he is looking forward to that while praising the news of the program suspension meanwhile u.s. vice president mike pence so this progress could not have been achieved without

trump and his strategy of maximum pressure however analysts we've heard from believe the latest breakthrough comes because of the work of many players in the region not trump stream of threats president has been threatening north korea all along and don't forget north korea. firing this testing missiles and and carrying out tests until felder. acquire the ability is to deliver a sort of devastating nuclear deterrence the united states even before president trump has given the cold shoulder to north korea and the north korean learned that the united states was not to be trusted because while both korea at one time tried to demolish some of their facilities you never get anything in return so this time around kim is learning the tricks and try to acquire credible capabilities. sales of world cup tickets to russia have produced some interesting patterns the us

despite not qualifying has the largest number of foreign fans coming over by far while the numbers from the u.k. are surprisingly small despite the england team booking their place at the tournament this follows a series of alarmist reports in the british media claiming fans who travel to russia could be under threat from local hooligans however a new r t documentary has been looking at the problem in new york itself football beasts premieres next week on the documentary channel here's a preview. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in your company people use that excitement that not knowing that's where the adrenaline the most comes from. and the violence is a part of it and it's almost the schizophrenia gang culture we can do all these things and behave quite badly.

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government has admitted to helping the lebanese armed forces in the fight against islamic state that is despite claims from israel that the lebanese army is controlled by hezbollah which washington regards as a terrorist group and lebanon hezbollah a terrorist organization uses towns to shield its balance of tens of thousands of illegal rockets the violent extremist organizations like isis or lebanese hezbollah has is a menace lebanese hezbollah a terrorist organization official figures show that since two thousand and six the u.s. has provided nearly one point seven billion dollars to help the lebanese army the security system funds were mainly used to provide equipment facilities and training . well after the disclosure a state department official said that the u.s. keeps track of all equipment handled over a decreasing the risk of hezbollah using it however experts told us that they're not so convinced. to not only put money with the love of the storms were she to put

us security forces she was the it's a bad mistake that it states perjurer made this decision because it was below basically the speed trolling the entire lebanese armed forces and the strawman that just came from our shores. those below you see the major terrorist groups were by iran and of course the conflict between the united states in iran knows very great as well as a conflict between us ally israel and hezbollah and iran too it just doesn't make sense to me that we didn't do their homework correctly united states we don't want to support that you don't want to support the lebanese armed forces the us administration. quite bluntly. puts it as if it has only one objective in bill of on in the syrian lebanese and even jordanian area and death is the defeat of isis they do not care about all the rest of course they

don't want the conflict aeration between israel and hezbollah but as long as they believe that the libyan is on forces are helping them against isis. they would rather ignore all the rest for israel it could be helping. him directly and contributing to further bloodshed if a new round of fighting. starts the lebanese government though takes a different view on the group with its president praising hezbollah's work and saying it helped the void civil war has bullfighters also joined the country's army in anti islamic state operations. tens of thousands of people have rallied in the capital budapest accusing the prime minister of stifling the media saturday's march came two weeks after a landslide victory in hungary's general election critics accuse the prime minister

of putting his allies in charge of all of the country's main media outlets and preventing a fair election contest marchers also urged the opposition parties to unite against the ruling coalition which are or has held power in hungary since two thousand and ten internationally he has become known for his tough policies on migrants since the start of the refugee crisis hungary has built razor wire fences on its borders and refused to accept resettlement quotas drawing criticism from other e.u. members german play about hitler is being slammed for offering free tickets to those who wear swastikas more that after a short break this is our international. the way the system should work is that every stock bond security underwritten by wall street or any bank in america one percent should be carved out and put into

social security so that americans whether they have a job as minimum wage workers or whether their c.e.o.'s all across the spectrum everyone gets to participate in this thing called the american economy because if you don't all the stocks are not part of the american economy. global warming sold you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forces you to fight the battle if it's going. to stop spread to tell you that it's not because of the public but the most important news today. while the office of advertising tells me you are not cool enough and want to buy their product. all the hawks along the border will want. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in

the world of zoos. to kiss it to you like. this isn't my cup of tea is going to have to study i'll leave you to. the old john to tell me they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who were under the vision didn't know really could do this. and the with his office knowledge how to display any of the muscle that you had i'm going to compete in the customs you don't want the metal sauce don't put this on. me. welcome back this is our national life from moscow now a group of texans is campaigning for independence from the u.s. there's even a new book that explores the practicality of texan self-will we spoke to its author

daniel miller and also media commentator john griffin who both think momentum is building for a so-called target. if you you really want to drill down to why texas has had such an increase in support over the last decade it really boils down to one thing texans are sick and tired of being governed by one hundred eighty thousand pages of federal laws at the core texans believe that the best people to govern texas are texans this idea that somehow this political and economic union called the united states of america can be fixed is a myth it is a fallacy what we have seen is in any attempt to repair reform the federal union has been met with nothing but lip service and outright insult and outrage here in texas they propose as a political support in texas for texas independence or at the minimum a vote on texas independence and right now even with the president donald trump in

office we are still facing significant structural issues in the united states and texas independence needs to be on the table well this texas nationalist movement was formed in two thousand and nine and now has more than three hundred fifty thousand supporters they want an independence referendum and a reduction in taxes to the federal government according to polls more than half of independents and supporters are republicans who took to the streets of texas to see what locals think about a potential things that. i don't. think it's ridiculous. now. that's a good idea to have them in the pens i definitely agree though. i think. we are in the future that we rely on the rest of the country you know some people are right to take it from us harder. you don't really like you know we've had this

discussion about texts and digits. for years to many people who gave their lives for us here in our state i mean because you have so many. you know ethnic groups and religion you know as well as you know in california think that it's not going to happen it's not going to happen in california. they'll get over it will be good . a theater production in germany has come under fire for offering free tickets to spectators willing to wear swastikas the offer was made ahead of the premiere of a play based on the youth of it off hitler being staged to mark the anniversary of his birth. the this stuff here.

we. just need to first do this because it is disrespectful and clearly beyond the limits you don't present a play dealing with out of hitler and hitler's birthday literally insights and people with far right who used to come to this and i think that's wrong because it sticks to me i would not do it like that i think it's very provocative i wouldn't have done something like that but we should not restrict freedom of speech you know it's. i wouldn't wear a star of david or a swastika just because someone tells me this you know when it upset kind of i

think i can show so darity without a day to start and show compassion for it thanked him to the holocaust has for those who take a swastika i find that outrageous but generally i like the idea behind this performance in hackney bloodstock if i choose to wear a swastika which i think i will do my motive will be to see how people react. might come. local authorities have denied it breaches german laws banning v. display of nazi symbols but the show has sparked a rally among residents and local action group has described the production as unacceptable and called for a boycott of plays director says he only wanted to create an environment for debate . we need more awareness and we cannot treat this redness with simple discussions but through action i want to provoke a discussion and get people arguing and that's exactly the idea behind this production. crowds marched through tel aviv on saturday demanding the prime

minister's resignation i. i was. i. all demonstrators held up banners denouncing benyamin netanyahu and accusing him of trying to limit the powers of the supreme court netanyahu is seeking new laws that would prevent the supreme court from overturning product. as a member of the younger generation i hope the before i have children we can make this a better country when the support citizen not the supreme court is the final place where laws and regulations can be stocked was the netanyahu wants to pass he can turn this country into a netanyahu state. yes i come to protest every week we're talking about a new law that would prevent the supreme court from overturning the last parliament and concerned that our democracy is being awakened in. time magazine has released

its annual ranking of the top one hundred most influential people in the world but one man the media likes to portray as having plenty of global influence was missing from the list. crillon clay and russian influence trumps afraid to say a single negative lord above what in the food. is highly likely that russia was responsible between the poles russia culpable culpable culpable for the attempt to. escape is culpable quarrel is with. the woman you'd like to see was his decision.

and that does it for me i'll be back with headlines in about thirty five minutes stay with us. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for them to you shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only loosely engages exists i don't see that strategy will be successful at very critical time to sit down and talk.

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none of welcome to the part of much of the twentieth century of rising levels of organization it came hand in hand with rising incomes moving to a big city more often than not than a ticket to a better life that still holds true but everywhere the majority of people leaving for big cities in the global south particularly in africa may actually see their fortunes more sun rather than improved is a turning from a blessing intercourse well to discuss that i'm now i'm joined by robert buckley senior fellow in international affairs at the new school in new york mr barclay it's a pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time thank you now almost every country in the world. it's a version of the breakfast at tiffany's movie about a young man or young women moving into a big city attracted by its opportunities but i understand it from your writing that it is a rather mythologized perception of what are been a station is like more and more people are moving to bigger cities not because they

want to not because they're attracted by big life but because they have no choice is that right that's right you know let me qualify that. the general phenomenon or how it started of is that indeed cities grow more rapidly and urbanization happens as incomes increase and so in some countries in particular in sub-saharan africa we've witnessed a settlement in which people move to cities because the conditions in the countryside are to their conflict or drought and so they're moving to cities in a situation where their income is an increasing but that doesn't mean their situation isn't improving relative to where they were they were in dire straits in the countryside and came to the city so urbanization is not correlated with increases in income but it doesn't mean that it's causing their situation to cure i heard you say that many cities are now. prepared for the kind of and the flocks of

new residents and their planning. making planning changes only after the occupants have arrived rather than before as was the case with let's say new york or barcelona in the nineteenth century. and that in your view leads to the proliferation of slums i wonder if you consider slums a kind of c.d.'s in the in the broad sense of the world i think the sense of. kind of the mythologies of how urbanization fits into an economy was generally the notion that as urbanization increases societies become richer. and that people coming to cities would often come particularly poor people and say in a slow as a way station on their way to becoming integrated into the city but no we're finding that in many african countries this is the third generation of families living in the same slum and they're not integrating into the society and so and

slums are increasingly according to u.n. data in most african cities it's a majority of the population indeed lives in slums without sanitation facilities and often without clean water as you said before that moving into a bigger say did does not necessarily mean that doesn't mean that all that the all life fortunes are going to war senate but i think. at least here in russia we associate living in a city with higher living standards down in the countryside high levels of hygiene high levels of health care but from what i understand living in very high downs communities like slums for the proper access to health care are sometimes met nox as to health care at all what actually increases your likelihood of contracting disease it sure. is that do we understand at this point how those communities even function how do they address those kind of challenges you know not extremely well

for example. growth there's been almost no improvement in access to urban setting patients and it's forty percent of the population has access so when you have figures that low the evidence suggests that no one benefits from the provision if you increase from forty to forty two no one benefits because you still have people desiccated in ellie's and you still have feces everywhere and so the sense of the health effects of something like that could be extraordinary and then if you compound that with many african cities are in dire straits already and there urbanization rates are at some of the highest levels ever so you're compounding a problem that's already severe with an influx that. could create really nothing short of the catastrophe i think well i think in the end of five years or do you describe it as a looming catastrophe here on our hands do you think. their world community at large is well aware of what i don't think why not i don't know i think there is

attention to it but i think things like senate a should it's a topic that a government official wants to discuss it's something that you don't get a lot of ribbon cuttings for opening up a new sewer system you know that you would with redesigning the bolshoi or something like that. that's conjecture about why that's the case but frankly i don't know but there is. and don't let me overstate it there is attention to it but i don't think the resources correspond to the need the argument that is often used to persuade donor countries to. provide resources for that kind of effort is the theory for migration if you don't want people coming into your cities you need to spend some money on making bad lives more livable do you think that is a persuasive argument. and it's one that as you say it's i think. a myth that i'm coming to the cities i know in some countries they in fact

subsidize people to take a bus back to the countryside and they get on the bus and they go back and visit their relatives and then come back to the city and so it goes to my earlier point and the one the way you are take you laid it is cities throughout history have offered bright lights and learning and occupations cities are a great thing and it's just how do you deal with this demographic movement is has always been a difficult process but i think right now in some countries it's a particularly difficult process i heard you say that almost all of the world's next two billion people will leave and they celebrate islam saturated community community problems already do you think they have the problem of slums will ever be resolved is that even possible given where we are at this point of time. you know and so i think you know there's a joke in economics where people said this is unsustainable and if it's unsustainable it indeed will stop. so i think. given

the potential problems here you could get people not moving to cities at nearly the rate that has been interested you could get a reaction from government. and so economists are tend tend to be cynical and they tend to believe that in the long run things work out and so that's one view but i think there is a need to prompt people to react to this so that you react before the. problems occur but i mean the problem of migration especially from the south. africa is i think has been in the making for over a decade i mean it precedes the war in syria and if you think about billions of people moving to very poor conditions regardless of whether they provide sanitation there are no it seems that the only way out of that situation is no the op. to build more housing there but actually it's you are going to leave

it's you you know the thousands die in crossing the mediterranean into europe and the world probably hasn't had this many migrants. in fifty years since world war two i mean it's it is an incredible situation in that we see a lot of the news about international migration but the same thing is going on within countries and there's a rapid movement to cities in the same kind of phenomena now you're alluding to the fact that not many. politicians are policy makers. very key in. that problem or perhaps do not take it as the first priority and. there is a i think a very romantic. urban circles that c.t.'s will find solutions to all the world's problems since these no nation state is that they'll do that do you subscribe to that point of view so i don't think they care and i think cities have been far more innovative the national governments and i do think there's

a sense in which cities are becoming politically more important and the ideas that are generated in the world are you know i think so much of our culture and ideas come from cities and the comes from just one writer jane jacobs talked about the only place where you can see some stranger or other traveler by going to a city and so there's just so much going on ideas are generated and so cities are i think are a fulcrum of change like that but nevertheless central governments are still important very important in terms of addressing larger issues like income distribution and climate change you know what makes me concerned about this kind of discourse is that is the fact that they have long seen a gab that then politics and policies you know ideally politics is supposed to be a facilitator of policies but i think they're increasingly diverging especially in the western countries and my concern is that if we think this way of cities you

know leading the way we will essentially leave all the major issues of life you know war and peace of life and that the politicians. do you have that sense and i wonder if you believe that politicians. care enough about the things that you supposedly care i think there's an awful lot of politicians talking . about ideas that are clearly not only not evidence based but based against evidence and that to me is i don't fully understand but i do observe it a lot and. it's quite distressing and. i don't know how to explain it but it is a it's a real danger and i think measures to. policies that are shown to not be effective is but create political value in some way.

is quite peculiar i don't want to make this into a political it's strictly about the state is where obviously recording it at a time when there is a major fear over confrontation between our countries between the united states russia over syria and you know it just strikes me that. so much attention is paid to delivering a strike on a country whereas as you say we have millions possibly even billions of people living in squalor conditions and nobody ever would even discuss that on on television how do you gather a chance to talk about things that warry you so i think there's. an active discussion it's just there's not much action that's kind of depressing and there's a lot of action. as as i said things that are clearly not only not evidence based

but against the evidence. they're used there's a famous old conservative economist milton friedman who said that economists roller to provide the information and people like the right choice what we see today is something quite different and that information is provided and actions are taken that have very little to do or in fact are the opposite of what mr buckley we have to take over. short break but we have been back in just a few moments stay tuned. we'll willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone has signed up to the flag and poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of

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a struggle. nothing in this man's bone his own response to the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. me house on a city parking space is not a solution you're. someone wanted to ring the site otherwise it'll be a free for all the news there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. welcome

back to all the part that we think your fellow in international affairs at any a school in the arts. based in brooklyn just to finish. where politicians. attention to. syria is a lot. on my mind a lot and i think there is also something. you know that country also requires an archon how specialist like yourself because it has lots of formerly urban communities where the infrastructure was damaged a great deal some of those communities and now trying to go back to normal but obviously the resources lacking or a very short i wonder if we understand as a global community at this point how do you try to rebuild those cities not only syria but perhaps also in iraq in a way that would encourage reconciliation between various ethnic groups rather than

strengthen the divisions that provoked those conflicts in the first place. the famous english economist lord keynes who said. should be to be like dentists and to say we can repair this tooth and so terms of working in cities you have to have a context that the environment the broader political environment is reasonable and that people can read that politicians will be responding to the people when you have a state of war. there's nothing i can do with my motor skills. the works. and suggesting to go to syria and tried to do it from from from their own ends i'm just asking whether it is no commitment rosabelle to carry out something on that scale that has already i mean to rebuild something on the scale that they have in syria. i think we've had if you go through history it's been cruel and

destructive over and over and so our cities have come back and many are quite beautiful and wonderful places. if you look in the middle east and places like syria i agree with you it's totally depressed. and i wish the political issues involved with it could be resolved i don't begin to understand it or how to do that but i think until that is done there's very little hope that those cities will be able to turn the tide i think it has to come from the broader political context rather than from the city context kirkley from wrong i understand that the a specialized set of matching. or correlating the city's layout its morphology to the economic activity and. we have an interesting example here in russia of the capital grozny which was destroyed two decades ago which has now been the belt of having a federal subsidies but i think there is

a mismatch between how the city looks and how it operates in terms of the organic self-sustaining growth i mean if you have the money you can get out of the city will exist but the question is how you make it self-sustaining. how do you figure out how to do the latter part of what doesn't require so we just did some work what we referred to as trying to avoid what they called the. syndrome and it's this man who thought he was the king of kings and had a statue built of themselves that said all you who look at me despair because i have such a beautiful place that i've designed and it's in fact in the middle of a desert building a city is a very organic spatial structure that responds to economic incentives and it's impossible for one player to know how to allocate make the investments for the entire city i think as you mentioned earlier in new york in barcelona the plans

there and what they did was quite quite basic in terms of set up a structure so that people can respond to the incentives and build in paris and places like that they're just there as paris is a city of. light still it's still quite beautiful and building a city that organically responds to the incentives and structures long live structures that can take advantage of where people want to live how they want to live and so forth is unquestionably the most important thing to do so a public policy maker to assume that he or she could do that is the highest degree and almost certain to fail now i know that you've also started the morphology off largest thirteen largest cities in russia and you suggest that it's my fellow g. is less than optimal in terms of encouraging economic growth what do you see as the major impediments so let me qualify that in

a couple of ways first of all i haven't been to russia in eighteen years i worked here during the transition and now i've come back and it's delightful to be back and meet many old friends and just russian people are so friendly to me and. so my investigation was with the co-author who in fact is my son and he's a geographer who worked through satellite images of russian cities and what we did was compare those images to would cities look like around the world and what we find is that the types of structures of the cities the density of the population is such that it's unusual it's very unusual and so. papers written during the transition suggest that was quite costly to the russian economy and it was one of the reasons that the government was seeking to reform the way cities function. what we've found is that those patterns seem to not only persist but in some places to intensify so twenty five years after the reform you still have cities where instead of having most of the people living in the center of the city you often have most

of them living on the outskirts of the city and so the idea of the city is that people get together and they congregate and they. exchange ideas with a western city but i guess for us the russians. that kind of martha. you know something deeper about our culture we are very centralized people with some authoritarian tendencies so i wonder if that layout is ultimately going to reflection of not only our city planning but also of broader things in our culture you know you could as we say in the paper you know number one we're not sure it matters that it's different and if it does matter we're not sure that it's as costly as it could be but if you look at the studies in america these kinds of distortions they matter they matter a lot and they have. limits are the reduced economic growth in the united states by

fifty percent and so did see ability to move to cities that have the highest productivity if you can't move and you can't move to the places within those cities that afford you the opportunity to exploit your skills it stands to reason that you would be less productive whether that matters on a broader scale or whether it's something cultural we don't know we're just reporting that it is different here. russians to say do they agree to take think what the causes are that we think what can be done about it and what can be done about it is quite difficult question. also attributed to a. problem which you describe as too many people having too many rights to control the property which makes consensus very difficult and i think part of the reason is also that. the russian people after a long history of collective existence have also become very automatized they have void collective solutions collective action even their fifth objectively

that to their benefit is that something permanent or do you saying that may change over time to have we seen in other cities how this collective muscle collective from the positive way how does it form so that was yesterday i gave the presentation and for russian experts responded and people from the audience responded that was almost the continual theme. it's not only the difficulty of negotiating it's the lack of desire to do so and that while the buildings the units were privatized many people don't feel that the building has anything to do they have anything to do with and that they should that should be provided to them and so one commenter said they're not real owners their view themselves as residents and there is this very collected feeling and so that's something that i think is profoundly difficult to change and it will take. i also think that in terms of the transition that some people take for example

a person living on the outskirts of for example. in a quite a distance from a job who has. transport heavily subsidized utilities heavily subsidized and not many job opportunities there are not as many as there were in the old days. what does a person do if you think of this the house with been given if you put the real cost to the utilities there are opportunities and there transport in fact they weren't given an asset they were given something that detracts from their wealth and so that person is in a tough spot and so a lot of russians i think are in that spot and it makes it a very profoundly difficult political question it's an interesting observation especially given that there are authorities like to complain. the lack of social mobility on the part of the population but you can also i guess think about the policy is that and courage that social mobility by for example restructuring some

of those subsidies or how paying people to make. rational decisions about their property but i think they are making rational decisions and it's difficult for the government to move away from subsidising the transport of utilities simply because those people are in such a costly spot in the killer for it particularly pensioners what do you do about that and that's just a transition from one type of system to another it's a very costly system change this is one that i don't think is from the discussion yesterday people were saying this is something we need to look at more closely now you mentioned that there haven't been in quite some time and i'm sure you've noticed that there must have put a lot of thought a lot of resources and various beautification. projects they have really trying now to make this environment a little bit more hospitable but i think an interesting phenomenon here is that. many of the residents are not actually excited about the kind of innovation and

what it also reveals as they. scale of community cation on the part of the authorities or perhaps on the part of the population is that. a particular russian phenomenon known as is this something that you see in other cities as well. i'm not sure i guess i should say the city. center here but it's quite lovely and it's really it's not what it was when i was here when the transition was going on it's no it it's a european city feels a little if you see incredibly russian but it just it's delightful. so to me as an external observer in the person who goes to lots of cities. it's great to come back and the people are very warm. it's just the delightful experience that he was speaking on that first of all and i guess my question is more professional and. more off your profit professional expertise i think they the idea that the mosque

authorities have is that if you crave the right kind of environment that you know how to bring. more people into the city not only tourist but also on business as it will also how keep the most agitated within the city do you think that kind of rationale is going to work especially given the. kind of times that male even so what i think. this is. a fascinating historical moment and it reminds me of. new york when there was a man named robert moses who they say that he's the only man in the twentieth century who you can see from the moon see his creations on earth and he really carved up new york city and he built a lot of it he built lincoln center he did a lot with the central park but he also destroyed a lot and he destroyed and they cut through neighborhoods particularly poor

neighborhoods and avoided the rich neighborhoods and so his movement restructuring a city. you know for better or worse must goes in a point where it needs to restructure and so how do you do those things when you have all the millions and millions of people who have different ideas you have to listen to them and i think the. robert moses was a woman named jane jacobson very much getting community participation but that slows things down a lot and you can understand when there's a need for change what people don't want to engage the community but nevertheless if you don't it doesn't work and so i think it's a very difficult i don't begin to second guess the things that have been. but i wish them well. mr buckley thank you very much for this conversation it's been delightful after. retire and i also encourage our viewers to keep it going on our social media pages as for me i hope to see you again same place same time here on worlds apart.

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