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oh oh. thank you. so much for you in the city amazing and you know where we are just in the most iconic place in the city where of everybody is coming i can imagine so to two nationalities probably even more on the streets that mysterious fantastic that the city is beautiful the weather is amazing an amazing experience for me but now i need a little bit of work i need a little bit of holiday but we will be back. with our chief for some of finals and final leg.

for london woke up today still buzzing from a england's last minute victory last night his party boy with the exuberant press reaction. pretty celebrate three headlines here across the board lots of pundits on the radio talking about the young england team look at that harry k. the man of the match on all the front pages i'm going to losing these papers here on all the front pages of the newspapers this morning all the pundits talking about how the team can improve going forward and i saw a few stories especially in the run up to the match about how the hosts in volgograd would how they had been welcoming england fans with open arms and how the fans there had been outnumbered by two news ians but apparently the russian hospitality was there for everyone to see now one particular headline that i enjoyed was this one world cup twenty eighteen it says england fans praise welcome by russian hosts as they celebrate when and there's

a quote from an england fan that says i was speaking to a russian ultra all he wanted to do was hug me so even those dreaded russian ultras that we've heard so much about in the run up to this world cup behaving themselves for a change so contrary to a lot of the predictions everything seems to have gone off without a glitch and some very celebrated we had lines here in the british media this morning. well day six will see colombia take on japan there is uncertainty over whether the colombians will feel at home as we drink goes to was named best player at the last world cup as he hasn't been seen at the training of the final match of the first round of group fixtures sees poland face at some one goal and russian gyptian founds are gearing up for the clash between their national teams tonight it seems have already held training sessions and russia's northern counties so let the faceoff will take place in some pages but i'd stadium and every note that was built

specially for the fee for tournament. amateur. is to be the second match for both russia and egypt at this world cup last thursday russians find no flashing of saudi arabia in the opening match electrified supporters across the country egypt had less luck in that game suffering to defeat at the hands of year ago i who scored in the ninety year minutes so this is how

things look in group a right now or russia tops the group goal difference and today's match with egypt could prove decisive for the host nation a win that would pretty much guarantee russia a place in the playoffs. and there's the fans descend on some petersburg for tonight's clash we just want to put their knowledge to the test on some curious cultural overlaps. this thinks this pops one of the most iconic symbols of ancient egypt but this one is actually located here in st petersburg. the ahead of that game between russia and egypt we're going to go out and also some fun they can tell the difference between voters monuments in russia the ones located in egypt. or so this sort of russia will have a reason to measure that. section. visit you

russia well if you would write world let's just see it. because of the community. if you did egypt this would be a little. surprise for that from russia. he just the bloomberg so somebody who i'm going to guess is this and more for you this in egypt. you know it's russia. yes it's a petersburg also goes on no are you giving you the. least partial of the flow for the obama but i was the closest gave the refute to q one says that with a dramatic win for egypt on the streets of st petersburg let's see what happens on the pitch when the two sides meet. on egypt found out their fingers crossed but team that team star in liverpool striker muhammad download will secure

a victory for the country fowler who missed the game against uruguay chew through an injury is expected to be match fit under the bases good habits which museums resident oracle like can't cause i feel was has made his will prediction for tonight's game as you can see clearly from the bowl of food he'd say from it could be lying face wise with russia facing egypt kill has good form correctly predicting the victories of russia of a saudi arabia. wrong openly rothko well let's see if i'll stop pundit can because with the kitty oh it's nice getting. bush in the gym i think that's the match that's the message that is going to decide qualifies for the. for the next. normally they both get three points against saudi she sees them match because you do what i think is a different level of experience than the. mentor ready for the for this level of

competition so this is a big match russia has to step up solid because all that makes the makes the difference and has to impose use physicality as one of the most important points for the mattress. meanwhile some of the brazilian players pulled subs to the training their children it seems they enjoyed that time on the pitch while kicking the ball around the tournament favorites the warming up ahead of the game against costa rica on friday we'll be bringing you over the world cup highlights over the coming hours do stay about. seemed wrong. just don't. get to

shape out. and enjoy. the trail. once find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from creation let it be an arms race is often spirit dramatic developments only loosely engages exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk.

welcome back let's take a look at some of the headlines from around the world now u.s. president donald trump has announced plans to establish a sick branch of the armed forces dealing with space warfare a sphere currently overseen by the u.s. air force one claims america needs a bigger presence in space as artie's can look more pain reports. the usa already has the army the navy the coast guard the marine corps and there's the u.s. air force but donald trump says that there's one potential conflict zone that's been too long neglected very importantly i'm here by directing the department of defense and pentagon to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces that's a big statement a new division of the u.s. military dedicated to waging extraterrestrial battles and when it comes to finding a name for it hollywood is full of inspiration. now that you through

tomorrow must travel across the stars to defend. the honor. let's see if we can get some new ideas from the streets of new york. could be anything to nail color space court to us. base forced us to store elite force twitter has gone wild ever since donald trump made the announcement folks online or even taking a stab at designing the logo but here's a question who exactly will the space forces be fighting against you know up in the great beyond. it's not enough that we're fighting with everybody that loves us when

i would fight to the spirits. and less space. in the elevator probably not but nothing outside aliens why is it you get a fine you know life in outer space trump says this won't just be any intergalactic fighting force it will be number one when it comes to defending. it is not enough to merely have the american presence in space we must have american dominance in space so important now if hollywood has taught us anything it's that trump is going to have plenty of competitors up and r.t. new york. it's been six years since wiki leaks that it is julian assange and to the ecuadorian embassy in london and he hasn't left since and songs thought refuge there to avoid being extradited to sweden over sexual assault allegations and

a case later dropped but he's still a wanted man in the u.s. on espionage charges artes and is to see a turk in the looks of the twists and turns of this ongoing saga. it's been a deadlocked case that stretched on and on today marks six years since the wiki leaks chief julian assange stepped foot into the ecuadorian embassy in london and has not left since that's over twenty one hundred days cooped up behind those walls the main reason his biggest fear us or tell you should for weiqi leaks exposing information that those running the show in washington would prefer to have kept under wraps.

julian assange is a terrorist who should be treated as an enemy combatant with you it should be closed down permanently and decisively this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be shot i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a wiki leaks walks like a hostile intelligence service and talks like a hostile intelligence service ignorance or misplaced idealism is no longer an acceptable excuse for a lionizing these demons in these last six years a lot has happened the original swedish investigation into sexual assault allegations against a songe has come and gone international organizations such as the un have called his detention arbitrary and demanded his release concerns have been raised multiple times about his deteriorating health including in london courtrooms a son his legal team has made appeal after appeal for him to be guaranteed secure passage if he were to walk out of a quote dorian territory onto british soil but to no avail he's still wanted by

british authorities for breaching bail conditions when he initially stepped foot into the embassy a songe worries if he walks out he'll be sent straight to the u.s. this is. isn't has always been about the risk of extradition to united states and that risk remains real nobody can credibly deny that really in december julian assange was granted a quid or even citizenship raising his hopes that his story was finally going somewhere but that hasn't happened either ecuador's new president who took office last year has indicated that he's no frown of a songe speaking out about politics while under his roof demanding that the journalist and publisher does not exceed the limits of free speech since march songes access to the internet and other forms of communication have been caught in the us with us you have made a very respectful remark to mistress sons his status doesn't allow him to talk about the politics of any country let alone ours. it looks increasingly like julian

assange just threatening to stay his welcome at the ecuadorian embassy which means the direction of this lengthy saga will head next it's probably more uncertain now than ever and it's going to r.t. one. human rights activist craig murry believes this unlikely due to no thongs will ever walk free from the ecuadorian embassy. what we're seeing is extremely shameful what we're seeing pressure being brought to bear on ecuador by the united states by spain and by various conservative motivated countries in order to find them and potentially imprison one of the great editors and journalists of our time who has contributed massively to public knowledge all the signs are that the united states intends to extradite assange as soon as he is able to leave the embassy and this on charges of espionage is an extremely serious offense and it's quite extraordinary. that somebody who was simply published information given

them to information of enormous public interest to put into the public to make the country which historically has claimed to be the champion to free speech seeks to bring that kind of highly political persecution against the publisher and that we're back with the latest in just over thirty minutes we'll see that. this is harlan kentucky. boy it was. a co money city with no coal mines left. on the coal mines of

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a hole under the this one that's why i had to cover it up punched my fist through the wall when i heard about something egregious happening in the banking system that raccoon that climb to the top of your. yeah you should have you know somebody with a raccoon stun gun by the way. and espanol as well because we love our spanish speaking audience that's right. well you know i just have this headline this first headline because i liked the way it was written really new york times the rich are planning to leave this wretched planet. adios amigo get out of here i like that i'll tell you this we won't miss them the rich nothing the rich are drained why because not that they're rich but the way that they got rich you see in the past people got rich by doing hard labor not hard labor but by doing stuff you know made and innovative in creating industries creating products create this value

you know this this this class of rich people is just wrong so yeah they're just financier's or ponzi schemes all bernie made up is to bernie madoff class bernie madoff is just one of a million ponzi scheme operators and if you flush them all down the toilet in the world to be a lot better off well this was about some sort of fifty five million dollar trip on a philip stark designed cocktails and retro futuristic designed space shuttle that they're apparently going to leave the planet so where we won't miss some will be very happy if they go away it will start is that he designs a lot of stuff including all. if you go to a film star designed hotel stuff particularly comfortable like the bathroom for example is shaped like an inverted pyramid is no place but your toothpaste so here you are on a spaceship with a bunch of other tops and you're about i can put my toothpaste anywhere and they get into a vicious fight they kill each other they all died out of space to talk amongst them and it would be fantastic. well speaking. of people getting rich and a very illegal sort of wrong way here while we've been in ireland we have gone over

some of the stories that happened they came trump some minutes you know just about falling off a raccoon making it to the roof of. somewhere in america well david drumm guilty verdict all you need to know in two minutes banker faces potentially a long jail term on conspiracy to fraud and up to ten years for false accounting he's the fifty one year old former banker of anglo-irish we've covered this story remember he fled to the us i think back in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine as the crisis was unfolding in the bank was collapsing and they needed a balance from the taxpayer here and he fled to boston thinking he would escape justice as every his friends here were you know being charged with stuff well they actually date him back from the u.s. and now he's just a trial and he was found guilty by the jury of twelve or thirteen people on the jury and he's been found guilty of fraud they found david working in a suit along goodman from better call saul was where he was hiding out.

with like what i introduced to the show that the rich are planning on leaving this wretched land and the planet of course is wretched because of the likes of david john because of the likes of warren buffett because of the likes of bill gates because of the likes of ron in our economy because of the likes of lloyds r.b.s. j.p. morgan citibank bank every single bank you can think of that is very big and powerful well we are wretched here on this earth that they plan. fleeing and if they flee perhaps we can recover again like a phoenix from the ashes that they have left behind the jury of nine men and three women convicted the one time bank chief executive over a series of circular transactions made anglo's deposits look seven point two billion euros larger than they were in september two thousand and eight he was also found guilty of false accounting in december two thousand and eight when the bank published misleading information to the market showing those fraudulent deposits in the bank's annual financial statements he was found to have conspired with dennis

casey willie mcateer and john boat to defraud depositors and investors by dishonestly creating the impression anglo was healthier than it was of course we had in america john course signed who did similar based on what you're reading there in terms of making his bank. his brokerage look more sound than it was and he did not face any jail time. in the circular transaction. you know of course circular transactions or accounting fraud is the modus operandi for just about every bank in the world a bank clerk for it because it was grievously done and they're very bad at hiding their fraud here in ireland because they're so used to committing fraud and getting away with it that they don't even bother committing fraud. in a way that would be obvious but there are so corrupt here in ireland that they did it in a way that was very. well it was actually a little bit more. the reason why it was so obvious that somebody actually recorded

his phone conversations telling them to hide all this bad debt and to make it look they were called the anglo tapes he was recorded on the phone and in that conversation he refers to the central bank in the financial regulator as that f. ing shower of clowns down in dange street so that's probably why if you upset just like bernie madoff went to prison because he stole from the wrong people here he's like calling these guys clowns and that they should just give them money at the central bank needs to give them some money and. make them whole rather than them having to commit fraud a pretend in the circle and. down the pub just drunk and spilling nonsense to people and talking about clowns on damn straight other regularly that's the way it's done in ireland for years and then finally somebody decided hey enough of these guys just ripping us off blind the economy is in freefall the housing market collapsed and bondo is still facing taxes in the netherlands but you know he's one

of now many who have been sent to prison his his coconspirators have been sentenced to three you know many years in prison why has that not happened in the united kingdom you say that it's uniquely corrupt here but i would say it's the opposite that they've actually gone to prison. i don't say they are uniquely corrupt as i said they're very uniquely sloppy and corrupt here in ireland in the u.k. they've been corrupt for a thousand years and they've got it down to find signs isaac newton is like one of the most corrupt central bankers to ever miss grace central europe and they have refined it to a very perfect. sloppy corruption in the u.k. that's what people respect the u.k. for them the most. advanced karate bottlers of corruption or the concierge of global banking corruption and they do a fine job at it but they don't do it here in shantytown ireland that's why john course got away with m.f.

global because he did it through london. and the corruption the lehman corruption once you learned they didn't come through dublin or damn straight you know bernie madoff to do is to damn straight to the last place you want to do financial products because these idiots like you could end up in jail. going to jail because he's a moron so here's some more people who are going to end up in jail and i'm going to read this headline because we're at money and crypto comp we spoke at crypto comedy because a reporter conference report and not on the camera here's the headline shady i.c.a.o. issuers are taking bags. the border us says securities and exchange commission chairman j. clayton speaking at a conference in new york said companies raising money through digital token sales shouldn't have any illusions that the government will treat them differently than firms participating in traditional stock offerings he added that the market deserves close attention because the f.c.c. has already seen examples of fraudsters fleeing the country after persuading u.s. investors to back their i.c.a.o. is nine billion and i say oh so far in twenty eighteen any idiot who tries to court cross a border with cash more than ten thousand is stupid because it's just going to be

stolen by just saying if they wanted to get over the border done successfully they should have gone h.s.b.c. master of the art you know they have a special boxes they created for the mexican drug lords. billions of dollars and that i don't even allegedly because you know the british people make you say allegedly before everything regulators but in fact h.s.b.c. has admitted it they admitted it to eric holder and they paid them a couple billion dollars the paid the u.s. taxpayer somebody i don't know where that money went where do those fines go anyway like. if you fill out the ground. and they're gone h.s.b.c. to commit their fraud they want to be walking the streets of london and shopping and yes you know if you're going to be a shady i.c.a.o. is sure you should do it through london because it actually was a way to do it the way they do but the thing i want to bring up here it was not this has been a big topic at money conference krypto comp was these i c.e.o.'s and whether or not

the f.c.c. is going to go after them but the f.c.c. chairman said something very interesting and he agreed with exactly what max keiser has said about what is wrong with the u.s. public markets it goes on to say clayton also expressed concern about the health of the public u.s. stock market as hot startups like technologies keep their shares off public markets he noted that the general public is able to invest in an increasingly large segment of companies those awash in venture capital. other private funding instead only the wealthy get to invest and. this is part of the wealth and growing wealth and income gap you mentioned that share buybacks and then the likes of that only the very wealthy are getting to invest in these as more and more is taken private market capitalism. for the public to participate in equity and enjoy the fruits of the collective labor of the wealth of

a nation and if they are being taken private or they never reach the market through private money then the average person is no longer participating in the equity of their nation the wealth of that nation is being withheld from them and you are rapidly approaching a feudal stage of lords and service which is what of course the people in charge like a jeff bezos or a warren buffett desire they don't want active participating politically aware individuals voting their cronies out of office so this is how they're doing it they're taking all the equity shareholder rights there won't be any shareholders therefore no shareholder rights actually and the next episode will cover another executive at the f.c.c. also said they have to reconsider the share buybacks because they said basically it is plundering america and there doesn't seem to be it doesn't seem to be adding any wealth to america the share buybacks and in fact these executives are just using it as an opportunity to.