doubt it and if they do die from that they have problems far greater than. if you could have known so that means we're all working to make other people rich because we have a society where you have to work technological advancements can do most everything that truly needs to get done nowadays and according to delights just index survey eighty percent of people are dissatisfied with their jobs and the average person spends ninety thousand hours at work over their lifetime about one seventh of your life so if we wanted to we could get rid of like most work and have tens of thousands of more hours to enjoy our lives but we're not doing that at all and no one's allowed even question ivan to. talk about it not an amazing man always delayed even to have step like universal basic income is barely talked about because it does not compare with cultural programming. you know they say

like eighty percent of jobs or whatever will be taken by artificial intelligence and i don't know fifty years or something you know they know that because bossa going to take those eighty percent of jobs and realize that seventy percent of them don't need to get done and then they'll just i'll just take over and i'll be like stop it. not just jobs renting a seventy year life holding shards of banana republic. that they're going to build statues to the bottom one day and they're going to live there he is our great liberate are the god who told us to leave the storage regally. and this leads me to the largest myth of our american society myth number one you are brain. if you don't believe that i am authorizing an unbiased print edition newspaper to show you. you are not for. and

i'm not talking about the millions locked up in our prisons i'm talking about you and me all right if you think you're afraid try running around with your nipples out ladies all right guys guys guys and take a dump on the street and see how free you are. now i understand there are certain restrictions on freedom we like to have in our society maybe you're not crazy about everyone leave in a cleveland steamer in the middle your walk to work i guess i get it but a lot of our lack of freedom is not something you would vote for if given the chance try building a fire in a parking lot if you're homeless and trying to keep warm try maintaining your privacy for a week without a single email web search or location data set collected by the n.s.a. in the telecoms try signing up for the military because you need college money and then one day just out walking off the base. i got kind of bored about them do this anymore. so i living off the grid try to explaining to k.f.c.

that while you don't have the green pieces of paper they want in exchange for the mashed potatoes you do have some pictures you're drawn and some napkins to give them. time running for president a third party candidate. you don't. know son was chained to a chair by police during one of the debates try parking your car four inches outside the line where society says you have to park your car try using the bathroom and starbucks that buying something while black. we. we are less free than a dog wandering the streets we live in one of the hardest working most on equal society on the planet with more billionaires than ever meanwhile the us supplies ninety four first sent up a paid blood use around the world and it's almost exclusively coming from very poor people this abusive vampire system as if it had literally. sucking the blood from

the poor does that sound like a free decision they made or does that sound like something they did after economic force crushing down on them granted one could argue that sperm donations take a little less convincing my. point is in order to enforce this insanity the corrupt rulers most of the time don't need guns and tear gas most of the time all they need is a good old solid bull myth for us all the by hook line and sinker some fairy tales for adults well. up. to now.

when the lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round the certainty that one percent. in the middle of the room say. the.

five welcome back government financed currency is a benchmark of a free and open society that's why we should always have easy access to public records we should also have this because there are probably like around. like. it's. like public records unfortunately growing number of states are limiting access to. those records here now to explain is our senior

expose or a private's john alf o'donnell. everybody. doing a erosion of access to public information once you got oh we are was a pass to erosion of access. at this point we're more or less completely iced out except for one figurative a.c.l.u. lawyer yelling for oil. in the deep dark void. well the freedom of information act is very important is that one point to stands for but i thought it's her funky orgies i've attended home or i which is nobody's business by the way and neither is access to public records how can you say that especially with the trumpet ministration working like themes to censor or

not provide seventy eight percent of all record requests well i mean i don't know anything about the job and ministration i've i repressed all memories of it's like an orphan who witnesses parents die in a fire. i highly recommend it. but i do know in many states government information sent through personally own devices is immune from public scrutiny so that's good no well it's not that that means of state lawmakers e-mail back and forth on their own cell phones about policies about bills or anything government related we the people of can't ever see it well i mean what's what's the big deal i mean nobody ever sends work emails from their cell phone you know you send work emails from your work computer yes then personal e-mails from your personal computer and the only emails you use your cell phone for are meet up invites to potential for you is my definition. yeah i

got that but you're wrong all right if i just i just got a working email that was an anomaly has got another one double anomaly bomb on e. let's move on one of the repression of information's going on here ok when public records are transferred to outside non-government organisations to be maintained those organizations don't always have to comply with transparency last great so by outsourcing the government gets the added benefit of being able to censor that's awful that's awful. awesome when it comes to job creation let's go with that. one sentence no good why are you defending this totalitarian need for privacy while our kleptocratic government steals and kills in our name well because it's all big ways that time ok i mean after the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three i did

a boy or request your definition. to find out if the government had any stats on what percentage of ladies were going to do who are strongly against the war compared to dude who are on the side with your opinion i have to get laid more batteries or. but the documents never materialize i can't believe that i want to go for. access to public documents is critically important as the ruling elite they exploited us more and more they desperately need to cover up their abuses of power and criminality because their actions are indefensible that's why they look for loopholes to roll back transparency it all turns we can't let this happen is or or we could let this sad bit and just enjoy our government as though it's one big agatha christie mystery novel. that i don't think agatha christie had. oh. god.

no no no to some other records public servants told to keep hidden records of prosecutorial misconduct for more on this raging controversy let's go to redacted correspondent only care of an e. . and unprecedented law in new york would make prosecutors more accountable. no no no that's not spicy enough let's do it again if governor cuomo signs this bill thousands will be set free. that was way too dramatic let's. i have the documents and the criminal code but we'll get you. no no derivative not my voice at all new york lawmakers voted a bill that would fix the most broken part of the justice system let's just go with

that the bill creates the first ever independent commission to monitor this conduct prosecutors the reason why many and as a new yorkers go to prison and as a journalist i have important questions like what is a prosecutor there are lawyers and you can distinguish them from the other lawyers because they're the biggest on law and order s v u. and prosecutors will do anything for that guilty verdict even break the law. breaking the law in the name of john stance so prosecutors have been known to repeatedly with or hide exonerating evidence or disregarded confessions of guilt from an entirely different person and ignore were credible verifiable alibis and d.n.a.

evidence as you know justice is blind deaf doesn't hear conflicting evidence and. another prosecutor from new york glenn was actually one of the few fired for misconduct after altering police notes in a murder trial but thirteen months after five cases were overturned because of his illegal actions could rock hasn't been charged with a single crime not fraud not tampering with government records not contempt of court he's still a practicing attorney you could hire him if you want. i guess if you need some forging done her trunk also has five star ratings on facebook google and yahoo. which were of use did you hide glenn i but this one this guy's lies sent me to prison and tore me away from my children one star got it feels good to

finally get my vengeance and it's not only in new york prosecutorial misconduct happens around the country and california prosecutors for years utilize a secret jail informant program to generate questionable evidence and what was called be orange county snitch scandal and as you know. checks and preferential treatment from law enforcement in march the scandal took a violent turn when a local defense attorney who recently succeeded in overturning a client's conviction based on misconduct was be in in the courthouse by an orange county d.a. investigated. has a black eye and needs a nice back but you know what this is actually a great pitch for a lawyer you know have you been hurt or injured on the job well so have i police and prosecutor misconduct not faulty witnesses or false confessions is the

primary cause of wrongful convictions in our country. here is the criminal justice system you are here if you're poor and if you're wealthy you exit here and prosecutor you always win if governor cuomo signs this bill he will actually make prosecutors accountable for gaming in already atrocious system you know i didn't think that there could be anything worse than settlers of catan but here we are the criminal justice system reporting from new york city this is a. family caravan e redemption. and that's our show but this show couldn't exist without you and it's getting suppressed more than ever before facebook wall that many people see it you tube it unsubscribing people without their knowledge so if you want to keep finding out about our show and our web exclusive the best way is on our email list there are two ways to sign up you can

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f.o.c. i played golf. generally speaking mr trump's you know lateralus i cannot believe the unilateralism which we

saw with regards to iran which we also saw with regards to the paris agreement regarding climate change which we saw with regards to the american embassy in jerusalem all these unilateral decisions i challenge from my point of view the quality of our transatlantic relations. was. very good. that's.

the world in russia mantras architects stuff the largest international congress on the development of magazine july seventeenth twenty second so write your part business program interactive exhibition urban for us the details on my suburban forum dot com. the divisions in us society could be more dangerous than forth but a recent poll finding that nearly a third of americans believe a civil war is impossible. meanwhile president donald trump refuses to rule out recognizing crimea as part of russia and if his summit with blood in it. and the world cup in russia enters the knockout stage with sixteen teams still in it to win it first up vying for a place in the quarterfinals are france and argentina.

very welcome you're watching the international with me mickey aaron great to have you with us and our top story this hour deep divisions along party lines and fears over immigration have raised concerns for the ultimate fate of the u.s. almost a third of americans polled said they thought a second civil war was possible more picks up the story. pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe that backlash to donald trump policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house in the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive at times a member of the u.s.

congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to the u.s. civil war the way he put it the usa could be headed toward fort sumpter that was the symbolic attack by slave state secessionists that launched the war back in eight hundred sixty one there's even now talk of twenty four seventh's security for members of the trumpet ministration congresswoman maxine waters makes no bones about the fact that she is ready to take the fight against donald trump waybe on capitol hill and the voting booth in the diety. to run. the state. should you. even as you. go back scene waters herself has now been flooded with a number of threats and actually canceled several speaking events so let's see how people on the streets of new york feel about the rising polarization of american

society what percent do you think said it was possible in the next five years. i would have to guess is that i let me let me go fifty eight percent sixty six six think it was possible. thirty or forty maybe thirty percent you're very close thirty one percent what do you think they're getting at why would they think that you know that that the such a possibility thirty one percent saying there could be a civil war maybe you because of the gun control maybe because of. i mean the racial we're having a lot of problems right now with the president with foreign policy with the immigrant children and just too much going on all at the same time and a lot of people are scared and a lot of people are anxious to lot of dissension among americans and a lot of fear. and then creates. that kind of possibility after donald trump won the highly divisive twenty sixteen

presidential election he called for unity of the american people but now opposition to the president has become so uncivil that it's actually stoking fears of a new civil war it would happen r.t. new york. and now to the football they'd stay seventeen of the world cup in russia and the tournament moves into a new phase the knockout stage only sixteen teams are left in the real drama is about to begin with every game was the thing in the elimination every two games a day on saturday first up fronts take on argentina in cousin and later on portugal need to be required in sochi the winners of each match will go through to the altar final. and while the teams have been training the fans have been out showing their support so also has been compiling the best fun videos as part of its online fans i

view project here's a quick preview and you can find the rest at r.t. dot com. ok.

for the first knockout game has all the makings of a blockbuster with two heavyweights prongs and anjan tina clashing in. less than two allison our correspondent and like sarah said stephen one hundred fifty four is like saying what are the expectations for tonight. well we under two hours for probably the biggest game in the last sixteen if you take the names and the teams into consideration now several weeks before the world cup i was discussing this last sixteen time with one of the famous russian commentators and he said you know what argentina will play france and goes on and no one believed that because everyone expected argentina to be top of the group nevertheless argentina came second france came first and now it's argentina france here and because on i have to say the city has been almost like an invasion of the i'll be

soliciting argentina fans literally everywhere in thousands in their strong voices i've got lots of friends. around here in the stadium they're all in very very high spirits the french have been somewhat quiet but you know they're still here and they're expecting their team to win and i believe we have a couple of argentinian fans and you're right where i guess i'm very sunny very hot we are very happy to be here you know was on his age was it because argentina a place was actually you know we were in you know we go we were going to be for the guys but all right you know. oh yah. so that's what i've been hearing basically for the last two days and actually yes when i took the streets and i saw that and a lot more check out my report. i know. that

is bouncing ahead of the big game audience you know against france so this is the hotel where the argentinian team will stay lots of people are here to greet the heroes particularly leo messi but this hotel has a very funny thing going. so this is what leo messi will be seeing out of his hotel room it's the hotels that you're right here so there's a mural on the wall but if you think that ends here follow me. so we go around the corner literally around the corner and there's another mural that is messy archrival shot and i'll go and not only that but look i scored four goals can you beat that leo that's some way to inspire motivation with his biggest. what are you expecting over the weekend well he's going to be if you go again if

france has a good team it's only pennies how argentina wake up the day that's my and. ok so what's your score prediction. well. i. either have. to. show you one true ok some ice is probably going to score one hundred the last. hour that's a good. and who's going to score. well this guy you obviously. have to say the french in decent numbers and but have been somewhat quiet on the argentinians what is the mood like among the. let's find out if. we expect a victory or friends but. one i think it's going to be a draw and benefit penalties and they're. quite tired so i hope i hope we can

we can put them in difficulty and win the match i take the tough game but i expect france with. two one two one two one one zero one zero it's a. problem so who's going to score. this one and one. show me show me show me this guy right man is yes all right. let's see russia r.t. reporting from. we spoke to king football think both countries about their bets for the game people. still have a long way to go to reaching the last sixteen and facing such a strong side as france is an achievement in itself the team worked hard to prepare for the argentina have plenty of experience playing and it's possible that the best is still to come from them at this tournament a good deal for people in the hope.