aged and it's. it doesn't give people an accurate picture of reality to just be mad all the time and to see the other side is the. art of it all i would disagree that humans prefer a news that's negative i think that people actually reacts you see them spreading videos of you know animals and love and tenderness and sure good deeds actually those are the ones that will viral it will love to spread actually people love good news it's just that we've been i think the media has fed and operates so much on fear that corporations have operated with that and towards that and i'm curious i saw the debate with caleb moppet who's basically he's announced himself socialist you know he's about socialist and he's that heated debate with the fascists and the irony of that debate was that they ended up mostly being opposed to the corporations that really rule america if not the world right yeah and that was the sort of common ground that both of them were standing upon these are different courses of application of how to protect america and protect the individual and

society probably those corporate paris thirty sixty profiting off all of us but one of my favorite there's an s n l skit with tom hanks when he went on black jeopardy . as a trump supporter and you know if you saw that but they were like agreeing about everything it was really sort of. that's what i like that's what that's what. this sort of the antidote to. their hitler no you're hitler no you're hitler no you're hitler you know antidote to that is like ok let me actually listen to what you're saying and you know i mean examine what it is that your perspective is what is what is it exactly that you're saying so when it came to this notion of a corporate corporatocracy basically you know he called fascist or corporatism or you know the the the right call that socialism the left calls it fascism but ultimately this is a marriage of the corporations in the state so you've seen did you get that sense from the conservatives. spoke to during a documentary that hey there's

a serious problem which is this sort of corporate ownership of our country or did they simply see it as it's the government that's the problem and not the corporate america the government yeah it was more of the government is the problem i think. mostly what i heard from conservatives is if someone gets wealthy or a corporation gets wealthy then they deserve that they worked hard or they sacrificed and they were smart and we need to reward that and not punish that that was that was and that's sort of the can that's the conservative ideology. americans use five hundred million plastic disposable straws per day and those drugs and up killing a million seabirds and at least one hundred thousand marine animals per year which is why some cities like seattle are adopting stronger laws to combat the waste and now caffeine carto starbucks has announced that they will be replacing the iconic

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a spreadsheet open to everybody remember in this world we are not told we love the love so i tell you all of you i rolled on top of the wallace keep on watching those hawks out there are great today and i just. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten light colored prime stamping each day. eighty five percent of global will you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with one hundred to five hundred three per cent the first second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need

to remember is one one business shows you can afford to miss the one and only. what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you going to do that for us this is like the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. this should. myself a saying hold on we'll move those jobs back to america by imposing tariffs to equalize this trade picture and move toward a post china extraction model you know where as private equity extraction well

using labor try outs china's been extracting wealth using leverage train shenanigans so this is just the reverse of that song as i hear it in some people's voices starts to make a little more sense people don't understand that this guy actually understands more than people i'm giving him credit for. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers available to us but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you on the us he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the football we're with you and we will show the all the great game the grid is good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball in the way let's go. a low.

and i'm really happy for a draw and are to blame for the two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one it was also appreciated me to say the review beyond the team's latest edition may go up as we go so i need to look. france beat belgium one bill to go through to the surge world cup final will have the reactions of jersey radio show. up or should your allies. told you don't have the money. and another new sponsor fund disagreements are predicted to wednesday's nato summit

as brussels publicly swings back it trumps criticism of a perceived lack of alliance funding by the e.u. . one of the victims allegedly exposed to a toxic substance in the u.k. town of amesbury weekend's consciousness but remains in a critical condition. a very warm welcome you are watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron is all over the belgium in the first match of the world cup semifinal let's get some expert analysis now from our special coverage. thank you nic yes as you say is france they go marching on to the world cup final

said it isn't really what you think of the. world think as i was telling you. the whole fun. that happened. what we could expect one goal would we need. and. one gold would create some reaction. and that happened more space for france to contract the morning issued from from belgium but seeing the belgian players. they go home with a bad feeling a feeling that we could do more and better. feeling that probably. is all there it because it tried absolutely everything. but many of the players. they kept hiding and

a little bit more in the in the last twenty twenty five minutes but they are much better than that and for beagle cajuns big players and many of the players they were not there in the before cajun friends was. who was good on the basics things of the game they defended well there were competent. and they scored. a goal that probably was. from a near miss match the last man to touch it but they score and they tried to control the game which basically they and they did we've. a fantastic performance by. and i think a very good performance by pago pago was was mature. he played the game weeds with great maturity when he had to hold a position and to keep control of the game he did when bush to call for as usual to

bring news on z. and then for the have more freedom but had three of them not to do silly things you had freedom to keep the ball away from the bench was arius to keep to keep the ball to a ceased griezmann for a great chance he was very very mature. but in the end so i see the result was one you could be in zero zero could be one one and be now within four or four extra time but since the beginning. i was i was smelling defs i was smelling a match with many walls in the game that was was was good by the motion that involved the semifinal but it was not especially good for much but we probably see the pictures for the goal now i mean it's another goal from a set piece in this world cup as you know set pieces are something. that you can

train. your dog damage. more of your physical condition and when you are in a competition like these where the accumulation the fatigue comes you have just to recover then it's very difficult to have training sessions of development of tactical situations that create even more spending of energy. opening the door for more small injuries so what can you train said please you don't run. you don't spend any of your and there's attics sources you do it you do it in a relaxed way you do it you do it as parts of your. recovering sessions and you go for the set pieces and you develop the set pieces and.

you become really dangerous on that and you know that can be in this case. happen in the space between i think with soul and fellaini. t.v. affects the ball very well in this space but the most important thing is the quality of the service and the service was was was fast was exactly in that spot then he comes and between them. and fellaini they give no chance to talk with will do so he said talking about energy as well living in a bath again showed he had some tricks and flicks as well he he proved that he is a forty something for the future for france and yes this french team is is young you know looks looks. a player with twenty years of football but. must be below twenty five. he played his first match with me with eighteen in real madrid that was two toils and. thirteen so he must

be now twenty four years old or so and then. is young paul these young. t.t. . three d. i think only lorries. three d. they are on the thirty's it's a very very young team and of course two years ago. you know cup final. world cup final now and the majority of these players they have one more utile to play or to have one more world cup to play or to pull aris i mean if you said you might be just as his but he produced some fine saves as well as you have but i mean the best one is you scored four on tolly so. of course is in a moment of the game where everything is almost decided that give on your corner where ball could keep the ball and hide the ball from the belgian players in the

last thirty seconds of the game but that these the save and for a man of two metres to go to go to that ball with the left hand is a from. caustic use of a plastic set aside so fans can watching on that the face either croatia all england how do you say you said before that collation were tied how do you see the seconds and if i'm. you know i think. england is fresher has younger players heads easy group phase where they plea to the matches and the match against belgium big change every player sold the players that are playing the they all had one match less than croatia to play because they didn't play against bad.