they're deleting it because they're just too lazy to redact it and they don't know how to read and they literally couldn't figure out a way to redact it but that doesn't prove that they did something wrong right knowingly collected all this information that but the idea that this structure between the telecom companies and the government is so great there's all these checks and balances they're not and that's why the n.s.a. is stating that you know going public with it is the fall thing and i tell us oh well the n.s.a. says it's for respect for quote. accountability and tag rating and transparency . i think it's pretty much cleaning up your money being too lazy to actually have transparency why in my mind my mind immediately goes towards you know look you guys are shady you're the shady i'm sorry news report after news hour this is very strange not give me you know edward snowden stuff for all that now james clapper lying on the hill but all of this is that you guys are a shady organization at the end of the day and that you are covering your tracks

that's my opinion but i would be very curious to see what goes missing in the long run with all those quote unquote cleaning up of tech record where some very very odd to be all right as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered a facebook and twitter see our poll shows with our teeth dot com coming up it's not just independence day it's being celebrated the united states this week it's also the anniversary of the signing of the civil rights act back in one nine hundred sixty four we discussed the state of the u.s. civil rights office one. day to.

ministries police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and another one mike was hoping to avoid just one from going to present god i'm going to come to this dome is going to come to. the woods as the feed of the dog on into the sea at the last of the proprietary software you don't know the source code isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating who probably go to microsoft dependency puts governments under cyber threat and not only that i think off message books get more. because so often so this is this is still new sources who won't do more for the truth who will miss you all. with. the rules this is the i still. don't miss your vision starting there was

a sting of all who was in front is up and his cards on the fine. hyperinflationary below is when the interest on the debt is greater than your taxes taxable base then you have to throw it out all pretenses of quantitative easing and just admit your monetizing debt central bank is just printing and buying back its own debt at a deliberate place then you get into what's called a banana republic named after a countries that want america that typically are in the but out of as us will end up doing this monetization of their own debt and have collapsed their car to venezuela argentina come to life this is doubt going to be contagious and going into america. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution two to cool the demonstrations going to be peaceful protests to be creasing movado revolution is always spontaneous or is it. you know who could

do it if we knew our lives would be would lead me in the new bill is that i knew you were struggling a little the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen am tuesday to. get invested over dollars billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other girls that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. as we mentioned this week here in the united states we celebrate our independence day on july fourth but the first week of july also celebrates another great moment in american history and july second one nine hundred sixty four president lyndon johnson signed into the law the civil rights act asserting quote if government is to serve any purpose it is to do for others what they are unable to do for

themselves this came after years of sweat blood and protests by a black american seeking to overturn hundreds of years of oppression and discrimination both legally and socially following the end of the civil war and slavery the historic act representing the biggest changes to civil rights laws in the united states since the post civil war reconstruction era as politico recaps the agd outlawed racial discrimination in employment education and housing barbara szell segregation and all state sponsored public places such as schools buses parks and swimming pools and outlawed discrimination based on race color religion or national origin in hotels motels restaurants theaters and all other public accommodations engaged in interstate commerce exempting only private clubs without defining the term private but now fifty four years later the fight for civil rights still marches and joining us today to discuss this ongoing fight for equality as the country celebrates its independence from oppression is author educator and speaker. baltimore's own. thank you do you know it's

a pleasure to have you and the signing of the civil rights back in sixty four i think everyone can agree is a pretty watershed moment in contemporary us history but it also happened fifty years ago and i just want to start by looking at the victory. you know for black citizens of the united states you know how important was the least that victory coming into today is so scary when you look at it through like a historical lands because you have this landmark legislation and you fight for it and people lost their lives for they you dream about quality looks like you can feel like but then you get the end result in this to same thing there's new laws there's new codes there's different ways to be able to enforce or or have the same oppression or large groups of people in this country so it's like. you know it's bittersweet because you'd like to see your hard work you know pay off but in the

end result is like more to say. it's very strange when reading this idea that it stopped all of this discrimination and yet in the last week or two weeks we have seen you know. black americans because all we've called up the place called on them for being in swimming pools for being at a park for being in places selling women a selling lemonade the people being separated from their children right you know back to this thing of being like i thought we have this discussion a very long time ago so you know while legally the civil rights act and the. legal discrimination and the discrimination against black citizens we're still seeing having to fight for the exact same thing all over again so one of the biggest civil rights issues i think we have facing the u.s. today. if you're black and poor poor or. you know

or just poor or. he's not going to get a fair shake in america desk just what it is a country based on capitalism you have to pay to play certain information that we have and we put out on this television show some of the people who need it who could benefit the most don't have access to it because you don't have a television or you know any means of getting the information and it's just not there but we are fighting a war because there's so many people who are able to just benefit in this country from so many different things because they have access in a lot of people don't and again just to circle back on the idea of this legislation and celebrate you know. everything that you think we celebrate i mean the thirteenth fourteenth and fifteenth amendment free slaves in black people were able to get citizenship and then universal manhood suffrage black women were supposed to

be able to vote and look how long it was for black people to be able to vote and i long it took for women to be able to vote look at the years of pain and struggle that goes behind laws that are already in the books was just goes to show we have to rethink how we fight and. the struggle is like what women women's equal rights almost the same thing that johnson signed in sixty four they tried to change the constitution like one thousand eight hundred failed. so like oh no no no no and that brings up this interesting thing of late you know and i'll ask you both even in your where does the passing of laws or legislation fall short in the fight for equality because it's a kind of over and over going to the theme that we're talking about as you can pass the law but that doesn't mean that society necessarily is going to change voting rights for black men is a really good example because that was one of the things that came up during women's suffrage and why are we not. this together or you know this that there was

this idea that you know well if we can prove that this black man fought on our side then it's easier and it's baby steps it's always like you way you way but it sort of proves the point that white men are put on a certain pedestal and if you're a one man or a you're black that we're literally have to fight just to be treated the same. and this isn't here also to this table that a hundred years ago we would not obviously none of us in a setting up this. is crazy because i don't want to be that person to frown upon the people who put in all of their heart we're going to feel like they should be valued and we should celebrate them but at the end of the day not to play monday morning quarterback but we have to look at the results because if we don't start looking at the results of these things we will never ever ever see anything change it's no way i could proudly wave a flag around tomorrow and say happy fourth when i know that there's thousands of

people in prison who should be in their thousands of black people. for nonviolent crimes serving the time you know whereas if their skin was white they would be home right now enjoying time with their families there's no way i can celebrate that will be a part of it and i think. again until we acknowledge you know when we system has fallen short because national politics and local politics are two different things so yeah you can have this big federal bill but if the sheriff is the one running the voting booth then your grandmother not going to vote so you know so we've got to go we've got to rethink how we how we do things in a proper pressure on every level. you know changing society is not something like a group changing society doesn't happen just because someone writes a bill it's a constant struggle it's a constant effort to keep society moving in the direction you want to move it seems like there's like a there's we've sort of lost the thread of. work keeps going when you have to

enforce the things that happened because look what they do years later what are they going to do when they come up with a million rolls they put a bunch of black men in prison and then hey guess what they can't vote any way you want to but if you want to connect the dots in all of this right the of we always find a way to come out on top so like you the person at the spirit is spearheading this movement to fight whatever fifty years ago you know a hundred years ago if you were a person with means you are still going to be able to have quality of life you are still going to be able to do things like vote you are still going to be able to find a way to slip through the cracks and everybody else at the bottom fighting with each other and a lot of well i won't put back in chuckles everyone at the bottom is fighting with each other and nothing changes that in the people who are lucky enough to experience social mobility in a country that promotes what it really happens once they get their little to this table they don't flip it over they get comfortable to keep their feet up and just relax i think that's what we do that it's you know this idea that you know we did

all this work we fought for independence here and civil war and everything else but did we. really do the work that needed to happen after at all and i think it's disrespectful at the end of the day that when you look back at history like it was saying and we're saying is that when you see all these people who did lose their lives who do fight tooth and nail spent their lives fighting for equality spent their lives to free slaves all of those things you know the slaves and so we owe it to them in today's world to carry on that torch you know we owe it to that history to say you know we gotta keep fighting it's not just the law got passed in sixty four and we've got to change the way we fight i think that's the most important thing that i would like people to take away is like you know yes you should vote yes you should elect corrupt people out of office you should do things but at the same time you have to understand that the people who are controlling some of these systems on a local level they've got to go to just because the last. that doesn't mean it's

going to make it to you especially if you don't have the means to do anything about it that's what it really comes down to it seems like a lot of these discussions i was going back to that fight between you know the super wealthy and the rest of us our lives i think believing that politicians are the answer no matter who you vote in they you know there's a million things that can happen between that person going i want to do this to their f.a.q. everyone who voted for obama you know want to go on top of my clothes are sitting there going. right it's not going to make i think and the truth is this like because it's not a magic wand just because you get voted off as we have to do it we have to stop letting that happen and we're the ones who have to speak up and we it's people like you and i who have the privilege of being able to speak loudly and do that we have to balance what i think is missing is we get comfy there we get comfy. when my father was governor for four years in minnesota he said that the biggest

bargaining chip you had was the will of the people behind him but once anybody felt like the will of the people was no longer like out in the streets and right in the you know right in the letters and doing all that then the politician loses the leverage that they have to change to make change once they're elected. yeah and there's nothing you can pretty much is nothing you can do about it we just the cycle continues and we end up going down the same path over and over again until people are educated to what information to talk about gets out there all people got always thank you for coming on always a pleasure good conversation as always thank you so much from the watkins author educator the educator and speaker of. the max planck institute for astronomy in germany was using the spectral polar polar metric high contrast exoplanet research instrument known as severe on the european space agency's very large telescope yes that's the name and seer gave the world a very large first the birth of. and it got

a picture of that little planet uses a very large telescope has previously tracked stars around a black hole the after glow of a gamma ray burst and carbon monoxide molecules in a galaxy almost eleven billion light years away and the sir instrument is no slouch either designed for exoplanet research the instrument operates in visible and near infrared which means it can create an image quality and contrast far exceeding what we've seen before the birth of the world billions upon billions of miles from earth makes you wonder how we could spend so much to prove a world exists but we struggle to find ways to save our own maybe seeing this image of a baby planet will remind us of what we certainly hope it goes and when you saw the spear of course my mind immediately jumped to a dustin hoffman green motif a movie underwater i didn't realize it was a cool space. is another i aspire to i'm going to be very surprised if i was out if

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headlines an r.t.a. a major incident involving an unknown substance british counter-terror police are investigating how people became critically ill several kilometers from where a former russian agent and his daughter were poisoned also become the first stages over the fifth world cup here in russia with the quarterfinals now set to kick off on friday and it's us independence day but just proud are americans to be american and you survey suggests for many patriotism could be losing its spark. that still separated now instead of being united i mean that the other category i'm extremely proud.

hello welcome is just going to eight pm here in moscow you're watching our seats and. our top story pretty shanta terror police are investigating what's been declared a major incident after two people were rushed to hospital following what's thought to have been exposure to an unknown substance the who are in a critical condition to kill ten kilometers from where a former russian double agent. and his daughter were poisoned exactly four months ago. as more. there is an intense amount of public interest in this developing story and i think will to police have come out and just try to allay the concerns of locals in the area and to kind of just clarify a bit more information they've said that the individuals that were taken ill on saturday are four year old woman and a forty four year old man they will say mentioned that they cordoned off parts of the town of souls brae and amesbury as well that village where the couple were

initially taken ill and it's not clear just yet they say if it's a criminal investigation in fact there are more questions than answers for the moment really we also heard a little bit earlier on from sky sources saying that blood samples from the past have been sent off to porton down now you would have heard of porton down in relation to this script poisoning because that is the lab the government lab that's just ten miles away from amesbury that identified the substance used against the script files as military grade of agent and in another sign that this could be a very serious incident we've also heard from london's metropolitan police that counter-terror unit is now helping welch of police with the investigation given the recent events and so was gri officers from the counterterrorism network working

jointly with colleagues from police regarding the incident in amesbury as police have stated they are keeping an open mind as to the circumstances surrounding the incident and we'll update the public as soon as regularly as possible. just like you heard in that police statement that there are real similarities between these two cases at least from where. this involves two individuals they've become critically ill not far from seoul's very they've been taken to souls brave district hospital that's the same place where so gay and you a script. we're treated and also for a suspected exposure to an unknown substance and just like in the case of the script powers you've got bits of the town and the village where they were found being cordoned off in order to potentially protect the public from some sort of potentially hazardous material offices obviously trying to be as safe as possible perhaps being overcautious but understandably all of this is

a source of alarm for the locals and i think that's why we've had the police come out and give this statement they said that public health england have said that they don't believe there to be a significant risk to anyone other than these two individuals who are in hospital in a critical condition at the moment but that assessment is constantly being reviewed so the story is gathering pace and the mystery is intensifying as the similarities between this new case in amesbury and the script poisoning become more apparent. now the fifa world cup is down to the last eight countries colombia and swiss hearts were broken yesterday but it was jubilation for england sweden hawkins's all the angles covered for us in some pages book. thanks.

wherever you're watching us today welcome to russia's historic north of the capital of all can feel what beside the hammock is museum square dripping in history it's all about today it's all of course about the football the nerve jangling knockout stage has now wrapped up we know that eight teams now set to play in the world cup quarterfinals go head to head with france brazil face belgium on friday that should be a goal first on saturday all eyes here of course are going to host russia and their clash with getting to of course sweden england also meet the same day how the england colombia encounter in moscow wrapped up the knockout stage last night it really did have everyone has their seat so myself included for three two or three lives in a dramatic penalty shoot out. be with you how i

be when i. be with with have to be when i go with you here i emotional game we played well i'm lucky to see the welshman. but we carried on you know we stuck together and i was a motion for free and so. it's always difficult with emotions highs and lows so just proud of the team proud of each other and proud. because

we made a great effort well now it's time to raise our heads and prepare for a watch next but you know it's painful we did all we could for colombia as being in caps and marikina was saying and a whole range of emotions jubilation putting a fine spring with violet monies in to break that penalty cuz we just want it now for several full months and of course heartbreak for colombia who gave it our all but it wasn't quite enough funded joseph marino was also what's in the game industry is the colombian players they gave everything for one hundred twenty minutes they should we really exhausted after. such an intense match there should be more from our point of view because the motions were in. point of view the most important thing is that we will compete in the quarterfinals great job and

people. even control calls on the quality of the team you feel you should follow along that forming anything you are not for all. going to be reaching the exterior of the competition so if you're going to read the quarter final and having for the finals there we in russia croatia say that england has a golden chance to be in the world cup final all eyes of course on england captain harry came football's hottest property right now the best striker at least according to many he scored that crucial penalty there was always a tension knowing it might just blow it all but not goal number six for our push came to the top of the right. for the golden boot at the world cups on the score they will find the right there. the victory last night as you might expect scenes of relief and of course you'll see but i think

. thief i now as things heat up here in russia the intrigue only gets deeper pundit jersey moreno is taking a break from his crystal ball predicts it will most football results most the more bob talked so far to go and meet some young budding football stars of the future here is that report. yes i would think if there was a cyclical feel it must in the last question if you do not sneered near do not slip enough years most of all know that that's not. what i have something new for the least. for so on trust me my leaving my command that much mr knightley be meting of others and already winning a chilly continue in all chelsea which is one of the room you can choose to own

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