even worse. and for preaching the sac religious notions of international common ground kill sanity between two nuclear superpowers mr greenwald was met with venom by the likes of amazon b c contributor and security state cheerleader malcolm mans who tweeted this stunning display of his excelsior college education writing glenn greenwald shows his true colors as an agent i'll now we know why he helped now we know why he helps no didn't affect covers for wiki leaks attack on democracy and shills for fox news he's deep in the kremlin's pocket. about the only truth in that entire tweet was that the names were spelled correctly and you forgot to capitalize the n. but hey who needs truth and accuracy when you've got the fires of a new cold war to stoke i'm your liberal peers to monger but you know what i think i think it's time to bring some honest discourse back to the conversation so let's start watching hawk's. what you

it looks like a real this is what. lies in the bottom. like you but i got. well really watching the harks i am tyrrel ventura and that i'm top of the hour and how come they don't have st basil's up to. anyone here as i have this thing where every time i see you know it's like they're talking about the k.g.b. and the kremlin and russia and it's always safer has a look at their age and i'm like always is. the catering to the pictures right like i'm struggling to snuff the government but. i digress oh i

mean how dare he again how dare he try this to have a conversation i know i mean i learned my lesson about go on to moscow no i don't think and i don't like any of the idea that someone going there i mean his whole crime is that he had the audacity to travel to moscow oh my god he went there on the intercept dime reunited with n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden attended a cyber security conference where he sat on a panel and discussed media and fake news so nobody would. no you please stop the insanity of what's going on in this world i mean how how are we going to protect every speech in the constitution here in the united states if we let people just go anywhere and talk about whatever but if you hold it. i mean it's truly ridiculous when you. and the fact that you have guys like some of these other pundits.

out there disparaging these journalists from speaking their mind right like you started practicing the first amendment and for saying hey maybe we should actually cool off maybe we should actually enjoy some civil discourse between like russia is maybe we're not traitors if we see the fallacy in russia again you know well and i think one of the what's really disturbing too is this idea that it did this still everybody is like pushing on this russia gate narrative as if everything else should stop and you know at the end of the day it's like they just think you know we just have to blow up the entire country of russia and everyone and it's so no russian get ever talk to an american again and again i go and it's like you don't realize how dangerous that is that it is dangerous everybody to russian americans even to people who you know i haven't lived there in years and have different views about it or politics it's still discussed and seen a phobic and grow it is and we lived through it all right if you think as a country we've learned that when the ism isn't

a good thing the matter who it's about and look man says a particular is groomed greenwald kind of came back and then wrote an article talking about mr malcolm one of malcolm and some back in two thousand and sixteen august twentieth and this sunday she again hosts joy readers of her own issues with the truth. about a few other you know now she asked malcolm as about jill stein and her like support stein supporters during the election about their anima their lack of animosity towards russia the pertly world supposed to have now and he responded saying what will jill stein you know how's the show on russia today. which is completely true and i missed that really has a string around the office that's where i know it's amazing you know what's really incredible too though is that here you have a commentator you know a contributor to some of those things have national security expert all these things blatantly lying about a journalist blatantly lying about a candidate for president why he was twice candidate for price candidate for

president and they have done nothing to correct that they've done nothing to said look if we gave them a wrong fact or if i subbed something on this show that was later proven to be false or someone said hey you know about person never did that i would come on t.v. and say hey how what i said. what you are going to support of yeah you've done that in the past or something has come out later even though all the allegedly used and everything else were part of the conversation you and i have all gone out and said that was wrong but m s n b c is is essentially the democrats' version of fox news they're an arm of that i mean you can't say that's not true when you look at the actual content of m s n b c i mean you've got irrationality and ratings based decision making it's a rational i mean we all remember the whole like regional motto has trump taxes the asco and there's just a point where you have to be like manson was promoted from contributor to intelligence analyst and right because suddenly out of experience and something.

but m s n b c also let's not forget hired former cia acting cia director john brennan as an atlas i mean this. if that's not you know the deep state protect there over. what isn't much of a problem to me too many pundits and not enough questions. during the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. the jet setting life of an airline attendant was sold as a glamorous one but in reality when you combine the strict weight and dress codes of being forced to retire at just thirty two years old not to mention dealing with the hands of businessmen in first class it was actually pretty far from glamorous flash forward to today well thankfully having done away with some of the past sexism it's still no picnic for modern day flight attendants what with the low pay cramped apartments and homeland security and now according to a new study as

a group flight attendants are getting certain cancers at a much higher rate than those of us back here on the ground r.t. sometimes this week has more. the wife of a flight attendant could appear to be glamorous traveling the world but now a new study says that flight attendants are war risk for several types of cancers the study published in the journal environmental health this week uncover a shocking finding that flight attendants are more prone to getting certain types of cancers compared to the general population and the past scientists have found evidence of flight attendants getting more breast cancer and no one know much but now a new study finds more cancers are linked to flight attendants in addition to breast cancer melanoma study authors also looked at non-melanoma skin cancer uterine gastrointestinal cervical and by word cancers all were found at a higher rates in flight attendants another surprise in the study was a higher incidence of breast cancer among women with three or more children previous studies have showed the very opposite the more children

a woman has the lower her risk of breast cancer as an author suggests of the lack of sleep mothers of three or more gets combined with a flight attendant schedule could take its toll and so these have also shown an increase in cancer for those with. sleep wake cycles or jet lag flight attendants are also exposed to more chemicals the general population doesn't come across on a daily basis and while you're a regular a flight attendant exposure to cosmic and eyes the radiation there are no official dose limits for american air crews according the one health organization this type of radiation expression at a higher elevation is known to damage d.n.a. it's also a known cause of breast cancer and non-melanoma skin cancer now some are wondering if frequent fliers pose the same cancerous so they also are exposed to jet fuel and other chemicals in the setting author says there is limited research on the matter and that logic suggests that they could also pose a similar risks in los angeles and sweets are teen. dubbed are we ever going to

like not discover that something causes cancer. i mean is there and we're going to be you know wow this just breaks my heart at the end of the day because it's like you know that's a hard job as it is it's not easy i could never do that the up and down constantly taking care of people and the terrible work's going up with people i mean you know we've all seen the ones where we're played attendance or calving or somebody was out of law oh yeah but you see so many times where they have to deal with just and we've all seen it the terrible terrible customer who's just the worst just the worst and now you have this long list of characters and. as the times are saying you have non-melanoma skin cancer uterine gastrointestinal cervical am i right cancers all seen at a higher rate in flight attendants that's right you know these are not like your run of the mill every day work to do cancers these are not the cancers are work to

do we you know i mean like yeah you know there's some serious stuff sure that's that's horrible and some of it i think some of it what you are talking about is that it's this exposure to certain things if you're getting on there and there's jet fuel as you're being get a win. i realize it's because there's all this stuff in the air around them and then in the cabin. pesticides fire retardants everything in the planes or spa basically sprayed it with that the small pieces of plastic we've talked about before or the other thing is because they're up in the air they actually are exposed to more cosmic radiation than most people and getting it more at sort of why. why the x. ray people go behind go behind that wall if they're like what about me because i have to do this fifty times a day you're only doing it once and i think that's maybe what it said so they're constantly in this place where the error is filter or not well and as we all know i've even seen alleged reports where they say like you know i think something that having to do with the grease that seduce you gets caught into the recycled air or

your and then that gets recycled into breathing in that all that kind of chemical all day every day and the thing is we just here in the united states we don't have as many regulations that can protect them in europe you know they it's this cosmic radio and izing radiation there it's watched well and it's limited by law but there's no official dose there's no a like it was until two thousand and fourteen actually the u.s. flight attendants even got protections from osha as the state just to get them to prescribe well i always feel safety and health administration these are the people who you know if there's a little bit of grease and a muffler shop they'll come and be like you need to fix that it's not really their workers just about that till twenty fourteen they didn't have any protection from osha that's the national organization that protects workers on the job saved if they don't have any protection it's amazing how we love seeing all the wealth go up but none of the proof none of the wealth trickles down and no protections for any

of the worker bees great all right as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered of facebook and twitter see our poll shows that are t.v. dot com coming up we go supreme in the court and talk about what capitol hill won't talk about regarding the new supreme court nominee judge kavanaugh the author and speaker dee what can stay true to watching the hawks. i think more do can is an outstanding person because he took on the most powerful agency in this county or you'll be to stay if you look at it from the book. mark was the day that when he was fighting the. most contentious critics say he is the first time i noticed something wasn't right.

pretty much when i first started the corruption in palm beach county is not something that you can smell or think it's. a wing it wasn't what i wanted to do. we've had more shootings in this county then some states have had a collective thing to go and went to his website began featuring comments about the sheriff by then. squash you like a bug you know i wish you'd stop then you should stand a life and stop i believe what i'm doing ok you know it's your funeral. critic house. of the united states. into russia political. men they know.

the game camera. roughly once the show and some will pay you for the. uncool videos during the world cup and someone with the broken. down more on string i don't really don't t.v. . earlier this week. nominated conservative appeals court judge brett kavanaugh to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court just like after every other presidential decision statement or tweet the republican party collectively reaffirm that no it is not tired of winning while the democratic resistance just as predictably lost no time in setting itself on fire proclaiming that kavanaugh most

recuse himself from the court k.g.b. agent donald luster accuse him self from appointing anyone to anything and that this particular infringement on democracy will be the one to finally devastate any pretense we may still have of living in a free society but even as vulnerable democratic senator shied away from any and all controversy on the topic in opposition leaders like chuck schumer simply swore to fight the nomination with all they've got. nobody seemed to be particularly interested in discussing the political and legal questions surrounding wright cavanagh other than a cursory debate over abortion rights and whether or not this is trump's way of escaping russia gate so to shed some light on the issues the mainstream media appears to be an interesting covering when it comes to our next supreme court justice we're joined today by author and educator do you walk. oh it's a pleasure having you on and all right so in all of the you know end of the end of history as we know it and coverage of the cabin on the nomination in your opinion

what do you think is the biggest glaring issue you see that's not getting talked about in the in the media regarding this guy so i feel like. we're not paying enough attention to character to character dispersant so honestly and my opinion i feel like donald trump should not even be selecting a person to sit on the supreme court right now we should wait until his special investigation is over before he starts having these conversations and trying to change the story so that's one number two is. this potentially flip our country upside down like we need to have to figure out a way to modify his process beyond kavanagh's and you know i know we're going to get into his personal history and you know how he feels about surveillance and things like that but beyond that like i mean come on like do do we want america to be in another two years. well it's interesting i mean it's interesting because it's

like a you know any time you see the supreme court move the president that's their job their job is to pick the next guy in line regardless of who it is right regardless of what i mean i'll disagree that we're going to listen what investigations there are under or what's happening or to keep the chain moving forward in the country you have to pick that guy or girl ok but we have we will obama said last year that's a great point you know what i mean so it's like you we can. depending upon who's in congress we can pick and choose we can pick and choose when we want to create certain laws and when we don't read certain laws as a testament to how flawed our system is that's a great doing to happen to bill clinton as well on his way out what's what's interesting about this discussion around kavanagh that nobody's really touching though is the like you regine does do does have a weird history with the security state and the surveillance state claimant versus obama which was before the u.s. corporate peals district columbia kavanah wrote in my view the government metadata

collection like the n.s.a. all that metadata collection program is entirely consistent with the fourth amendment it gives illegal you know reasonable search and seizure and he said redell it readily counts as reasonable because it serves a critically important special need preventing terrorist attacks in the united states is that the kind of mindset we want moving forward as we get deeper and deeper in this kind of surveillance police state the were already you know neck deep in at this point most terrorist attacks that have been going on also you know about americans. so as we said if we want to have a real conversation the muslims are coming from other countries and coming into america and shooting up these schools these are american citizens who grew up in gun culture conservative gun culture and so you want to talk about surveilling sept and unless that's was to issue back today because that's something that no conservative is going to say the thousand kids can get shot in the school and get on t.v. and say we've got to be tougher on guns. but not have from the kid not know they have it it's like you watch everything but you can't find

a person that's my problem with that is that there was this idea of suddenly we discovered that they were sucking up all this information and yet they still couldn't catch you know they couldn't catch a rapist they couldn't catch you know an assault or anything like crimes went on undone and that's that's sort of i have a problem with the democrats and that this. righteousness over this issue and i think that using abortion as this kind of. you know like carrot like wave it never but he's face going to take it away i'm real tired of having that thrown in my face for political reasons to be taken away i get that some people have a fear but that's that's some strange stuff and so one of the things is that you know the democrats will never touch kavanaugh thing about you know about security state because they never want to go up against the security state so some of those opinions on civil liberties and criminal justice are shocking they're quite shocking actually why do you think that democrats who we know are looking to score

political points against from this is a place where they can get. why aren't they actually attacking him on these issues why these are basic civil rights issues for americans these are things that i'm sorry we can get back abortion rights we can't get back our privacy right the democrats need to be as tough on the floor as the cable television. you know where i think the trash talking is heavy on cable television but when it's time to actually put that to work and they're really seeing. if you know we're going to be honest about the whole situation now country is flawed the constitution needs to be updated you have so many causes you list well so many people scared to talk about the problems country has. historically they're not talking about it they want to have the conversation you have someone present a founding fathers thomas jefferson this is a man who said black people an attractive infer mentally and physically i'm

a state yet he'd had sex with a black woman had babies by her and then let his own kids be slaves but you'll praise this man to foot you know he was a founding father he was a great thinker he was a hypocrite so let's acknowledge he was a hypocrite let's acknowledge what was wrong and let's fix the problem nobody nobody speak and nobody is telling the truth everybody is just talking or using their platform to be able to promote themselves politically but they're not doing the job and that's why people are frustrated with the left and the right yeah yeah that's a great point and you know the thing with calvin and his views about surveillance and some of these views that are now like the democrats won't attack him on things like that or attack the nomination you know i'll be curious to see if when he gets up in front of their of anybody maybe ron wyden you know if anybody gets up there and says hey you know do you believe that the end of save the n.s.a. was justified in basically being able to spy on all of us you know and what's interesting is that the question after both of us are these things so ingrained now

in the we in our society that we just look past them no you know having this kind of police state having that this kind of authority over us we just whatever that's part of daily life whatever we do to other people that you believe and i think that a lot of areas and a lot of a lot of democrats believe certain things are just the way they are and we have to not say anything because nine eleven or abortion or whatever like there's there's that fear but i think we can get past that because i think our generation and the generations coming up behind us we don't have ducks to give the house this these kinds of things we want we want true with surveillance in airports or not and never happen yet and the i mean you know that that is that's a real question. i grew up in east baltimore surprise and. i grew up under blue lights out you know so and they did not know what a murder rate does how they don't help people i haven't seen any large scale

anything positive come from the surveillance and the president imagine him being on the tightness of violence based on hope you know what bret believes. what we know about trump now would be magnified as such a high level if we were watching him day. well the insulting there is that we just put like surveillance cameras like reality shows like real world just in the white house and then we really can just we will be let down because we'll just see him campaigning and eating kentucky fried chicken with nothing for just waving his hands like what all right and you know what's funny is that you have a lot of press and say that actually it is like living in a bubble like you can't go anywhere you are kind of living in a locked down state because of you can't go to seven eleven because they've got to close down the streets and you know seal up the man who's going to make it to the president under because that will be part of the twenty minutes that. you're talking about a guy who relationships with all types of people you know i mean this is i'll just

say all types of people. you know it's a very fascinating i guess it now i guess one thing that we should talk about before we run out of time is its limits because. you know i love my ruth bader ginsburg don't leave and just like she keeps us all a lie i'm a jury lover but at some point are we looking at you know can we trust judges no matter how qualified to be making to say decisions regarding things like technological advancement progressive ideas to some people like a woman deciding what to do with their own body you know those crazy progressive liberal ideas things like that do we really think that someone should be making those decisions at eighty years old on the line when i was there earlier had a conversation another day about someone was telling me that when the system was established these people were being appointed to fifty and expected to fifty five. these people are still in the nobody expected justices to serve for forty years so again it's nothing wrong with updating the system i don't have the same cellphone i

had six months ago it's changed from one to do the same thing for our system it's a you know that's a really interesting point because i agree with that i think that lifetime term limits for appointees is insane right and i think we should've looked at the problems with and how much power the supreme court had and how things went bush was elected essentially by the supreme court and not by the people of this country and that should have been the first time we sat back and when did they just decide that the supreme court just decided it was president that out supposed to work and look what happened and look what they did what have we literally sat back and how many how many literally hundreds of thousands of people's lives were either taken or ruined because that happened because a bunch of people on a supreme court went wild i guess is one of them being in florida it's interesting that i want to point out two things and i guess they go by the day but like one of the things that's really interesting to me is that i think a lot of the problems is because you have lawyers in congress they automatically are trained in their profession to always follow the supreme court and b i don't

you know there are all three are supposed to balance each other congress supreme court and the presidency are supposed to check and balance each other supposed to be the. markets thank you so much for coming on today always a pleasure. but the world cup now entering its final stage in the plight of the immigrant making headlines let us finish today with the story of camaraderie sports and most importantly inclusion and that starts not with a football but a bat a cricket bat to be exact for this group of teenage girls who emigrated from pakistan to catalan spain the trials and tribulations of being a stranger in a strange land and strange schools was not only affecting their self-esteem but their grade point average as well but thanks to project myself and the founder i know coach soloists the girls have rediscovered their confidence and unity through the game of cricket and they're all women team sometimes it really is easy to forget what the actual true value of team sports is with all the big money

contracts and t.v. ratings but thankfully this group of teenage girls from pakistan are there to remind us that it's actually that's very cool. to see camaraderie when we can be more camaraderie in this world less divisiveness or that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we're not told you're loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired rope and that a lot let's keep on watching those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies. this is the simple song alone even some company against elsewhere

they invite private companies to take over the utilities many by the tellers throw . a lot of the michigan. you've got to be right on the going to be cool numbers to describe and this is the amount of us to quote them now to put it over and over some more you know and of the left bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more and more it's about the hurt and the re distribution of all or west birds on their date downwards the window will. apply 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 to the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super money just kill the narrowness and spending suited to the twenty million one player. who it's an experience like

nothing else want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy my great so will more chance with. the police this morning. all the security mechanisms and agencies and the ease saying we don't want to be part of britain anymore it got caught helping stopping out aviation companies we mentioned banks stopping out everyone wants to get out because if you don't have the supernatural institutions to cover that he is going to be part of that and he's going to be a separate go it alone island under a large rain cloud swimming in marmite washing some old hag in a crown. in france germany and italy and the rest are saying no we don't want to be a part of that.

donald trump arrives in the u.k. for his first visit to u.s. president triggering protests in the capital. protests there there might be protests but i believe that the people in the u.k. scotland ireland as you know have property in ireland and. i think that those people. like me a lot and they agree with me on immigration. with president scheduled to meet the russian leader next week he pointed. out he views. editor not an enemy. he's representing russia i'm representing the united states so in a sense what competitors not a question of.