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addresses the u.n. also to come this line believe he says that britain's coverage has gone too far the sun newspaper branded europe's leaders gratz and a leaked memo reveals that austrian police were told to give less information to the media to help contribute seeing positive reporting. of the welcome to two pm here in moscow you watching r.t. international i don't trump has delivered his address to the un general assembly line in his vision for the world although his comments did raise not your style but also a few laughs to you in the ring is a recap. in less than two years my administration has accomplished more of them. almost any administration
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in the history of our country. america hears so true. didn't expect a reaction but that's ok. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism the united states will not tell you how to live or work worship. germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course. nations of the world should resist socialism. and the misery. that it brings to everyone.
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and opec nations. are as usual ripping off the rest of the world we're not going to put up was that these horrible prices much we want them to start lowering prices. and they must contribute substantially to military protection from now on. from speech there was also dominated by iran with the president warning warning the world against supporting what he called it dictatorship regime iran's leadership didn't hesitate in returning fire with his. reporting from new york. the first punches were thrown by the two presidents here at the h.q. . rouhani speeches worldly a couple of hours apart iran's leaders so ok. yes. death.
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and destruction the united states understanding of international relations hereon the corrupt dictatorship in iran. and peace and the perpetrators of. plunder the nation's resurfaces. to enrich themselves and unilateral sanctions in themselves constitute a form of economic terrorism donald trump loathed the iran nuclear deal struck under his predecessor obama according to the us president's version of events the iranian government exploited the green winds to dodge sanctions continue following its people and expanding its toxic influence in the region plus donald trump is a big fan of sanctions on iran tehran is blaming washington for treating agreements like rubbish they're not ruling out coming back to their nuclear program is part of
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their measures in response anyway washington is clearly on a mission to teach iran a lesson this week in new york the top man in charge of the american foreign policy their national security adviser and the secretary of state are hopping from one event to another making open threats against iran and warning anyone who dares to deal or even talk with them ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. we must put pressure on the regime to reign in its destruction and demand that iran act like a normal country if you cross us our allies are our partners if you harm our citizens if you continue to lie cheat and deceive. yes there will indeed be held.
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the language work continues right behind these doors where donald is chairing a your security council meeting on or where on wednesday previously u.s. president has all the done it twice and there is barely any doubt that mr clarke will be trying to convince the rest of the world that iran has close links with terrorists just like in his general assembly speech finance terrorism and foreign havoc and slaughter in the room we condemn all acts of terrorism without equivocation trump is basically trying to defend himself and he is trying to basically talk about his accomplishments during the two years which was all even search sarcastic for the people at sounding the assembly iran basically is trying its most efforts to cooperate with its allies in the region to fight terrorism
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which has been caused by the you asked and of course we know that president rouhani had declared earlier that he will not be meeting trial because of different elements one of which is because of the iraq and the u.s. government withdrawing from the deal and proving to be untrustworthy and inconsistent in its foreign policy although. well as mentioned there iran will again come under discussion at the security council today will be following that closely to meanwhile we did take to the streets of tehran also to get reaction to what's been said at the u.n. cypher. what drum set of the ground combat support in there in a mission is a sheer lie because if you don't really so they wouldn't have. quit an international agreement which the us government itself had signed before shows that he's worth cannot be trusted and one can never trust the us a whole talks without ever assessing trump speech any sane person even
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a child can understand that it's contradictory on the one hand he puts pressure on people yeah on the other he says he supports the iranian nation this demonstrates he's a liar i believe every negotiation with the us is needed because it will lead to the fulfillment of our demands i think it would be helpful if we can reach an agreement with the us and generally they have now been friends with us and they have never cared about iran now will they. when i made his speech try didn't just focus on global race you also talked up his ally sting and it seems the group is growing. windows media and that's it. i think the freedom of speech is important so we should be able to write anything but simply have to be more serious journalist to explain on the other hand it is unacceptable to write such things if it's necessary to respect why they have expressed by the public should also be respected
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it seems the e.u. justice commission is proposals or pretty popular at least here in paris from what i've gathered the view on the street is mostly don't touch the press we asked the same questions in london and it seems opinion across the english channel is divide it and also influenced by readers' preferences i think they've got the discovery regulations in place to keep everyone playing by playing fairly i don't encourage strong language here that kind of headline could be fatal to people but that isn't going to compromise a free press as country press can look after themselves they won't print it i think it's crap so readers let's face it i think the paper should be. here to be. appealing to the lowest common denominator of a guardian. reporting well if he was hoping its complaint would actually lead to it getting a better press in the u.k.
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it seems the sun hasn't got that message the tabloid has taken another swipe the block today. to afghanistan where hundreds of local sing previously carried out work in the country for the german government have brought an entrance to its military base demanding help from berlin they say their workers put their lives in danger but it seems their request for asylum falling on deaf ears. we want justice not just we would just. take on the you know. just we. i was working at the front line with them i was working on a son. together german senior mentors with the german generals when
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i started my duty there told me. we would help you if you for some problems. you know. knowledge we have this german war in afghanistan in our. german officer. look at us to the safe place. we received direct and direct threats. sixty days ago by the militants tortured and. his face is smashed on. and on. that show them that we are really in danger we are not here for picnic we are
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make use of trying to restrict press freedom from. the country's police not to share information with certain media outlets was leaked. takes up the story. the austrian interior ministry has been left red faced it's after an internal memo was leaked in which they instruct the police how to handle the media essentially if they don't write nice things about us give them nothing i would suggest that communication with these media should be limited to only the most necessary levels and that they should not be allowed to contain suis such as exclusive accompaniments the leak included some of the media organizations on the do not engage list editor is raging with the ministry and interior minister but this is informational blockade for bad media and sweets for the good ones our democracy does not have to be in darkness just because a minister feels too weak to withstand criticism and appears unfit for the
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sensitive ministry the austrian interior ministry of justified the email saying it had nothing to do directly with mystical saying that this was an attempt to try and establish a united front between the interior ministry and the police against a media that they say is biased against them this is their rights and the best way to communicate both from a legal perspective and for the journalists themselves considering this is bishan of mice against certain media does not come out of thin air but austria's top officials have been governments and public institutions have a grave responsibility to protect free and independent journalism and any restriction of freedom of the pris is an acceptable freedom of expression media and press freedom of the cornerstones of our liberal democracy and of our constitutional state in austria any restriction of press freedom is unacceptable that can't be discrimination against individual media the austrian chancellor
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deemed this leak important enough to take time out from the un general assembly to comment on it it doesn't look like it's going away from the austrian press any. soon we'll have to wait to see if mr kurtz follows up on his words with actions when he returns from new york. that has been helping people fight the flab for more than half a century but now white watch is turning its slimming skills on itself because it's showing off more slender frame with a new name however the decision has left some chilling over the possible much less . we're really excited. and around the world. is moving
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to you. now on friday the fate of brett kavanaugh as nominations u.s. supreme court justice will be decided following a string of damaging sex crime allegations since the stories came to light last week george carbonneau has been the target of trump's opponents and some of questioned whether he can be presumed innocent until proven guilty. this was
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attempted really believe professor ford cavanagh has lied multiple times she doesn't count on or have the same presumption of innocence as anyone else in america his credibility is already very questionable in my mind and in the minds of a lot of my fellow judiciary committee members the democrats i would have eyes lying about what i believe her let's put it that way there is credibility to her story or so far to allegations of sexual misconduct have been made against covering or the first woman to come forward christine blasi forward says he sexually assaulted her while they were at high school the second. ramírez claims cover nor exposed himself. to her at a yale university party in the one nine hundred eighty s. the third is also expected to come forward this week the allegations have led democrats to call for governor was nomination to the country's highest court to be
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blocked on thursday he will give testimony on the claims leveled against him he denies all allegations through a process. of waters from both sides before rushing to judgment what we invited guests to debate the possible political motives behind the story what's happened to the idea of innocent until proven guilty we're convincing people who probably had no idea anything about this case or even that there was a supreme court nominee to suddenly think that brett kavanaugh is a monster based on these these these allegations these paintings of how he's been meanwhile all we have are the words of two people that's not to say that they are lying but we have absolutely no evidence for that and that is simply the complete opposite of what the united states constitution and our judicial system was set up to to create. so i don't think anybody is assuming that anybody's guilty but that doesn't mean that we don't have a responsibility to take victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment very
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seriously and i think that's what we're doing right now particularly as it applies to the misuse of power by people and in particular men in power in our institutions in this country so i think right now it's perfectly plausible and important to hear out these women a lot of people believe some very important things in danger of being overturned and i think there's a some very serious implications there is not and i understand the road again general that i hear and disagreements and the fear that roe v wade is going to be overturned but again these are more media allegations these are more allegations from from liberal stating that if trump has his people and if conservatives come in that then roe v wade will be overturned in all of this that's simply not due process of the american legal system or the supreme court they can't just come in and overturn laws there have to be cases there have to be precedent that this is politically motivated against cavanagh it has nothing to do with any evidence
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that's actually been brought forth besides about besides allegations from two women all processes that bring about the interpretation the production of law in any society is inherently political trumps appointment of cabinet is political there is an agenda at play here this is a field of deceit are you mentioned that the legal system in america in america is actually contingent on political ideologies but in fact actually the code of judicial conduct itself which all judges and all legal process people are supposed to adhere to is why do you think our founders actually passed these things presumption of innocence there is no presumption of innocence right now in the media there's no presumption of minute in a sense right now in the u.s. media what i'm suggesting and what many people are suggesting is that we take this seriously and put forward a real process that hears out these voices and puts forward the converse a. do we want to put this person into this position is that who we want to represent us is that we want to have tried to have something like that i. mean. so
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the point that you're making was that we need to listen to these voices the question is now going to is this going to be is this the person that we want in the in the highest office of our judicial system of the supreme court of the united states and so now we're already talking that he's guilty i think the fault is more on the media it's more on some of the loudest voices against this by automatically assuming that he that i don't think anybody is not a horses aren't your voice is that those are voices from us media the baby had. things are looking today here on our table back again with more and thirty five. one of the most important if not the most important pillars of western society is the rule of law and the equal application of the law this is now being put into doubt we were told no it is the court of credibility that rules whatever that means
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is the kavanah nomination again. what holds and you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want. to go right for us which is what the three of the four people. interested in the lawyers in the. first. you need. to be. good with. the right.
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with. greetings and salutations the now over seventy or conflict in syria has created five point six million refugees according to the un refugee agency and it's any wonder considering the very nations claiming to be trying to create peace and syria are the ones doing most of the proxy warring in that country the very proxy war is destroying the nation and leaving its people homeless and adrift in the middle east to beyond and while many refuges want to write home return home to rebuild their of their lives they fear being dragged into even more conflict especially young men men at risk of construction into the syrian army or any of the various terrorists
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and rebel groups in the region lebanon which is hosting nearly nine hundred seventy six thousand syrian refugees voice the concerns of them major general head of lebanon's general security directorate told reuters that when there is no longer a big military battles in syria many young men will return meaning those young males syrian refugees around the world the very ones that were painted as terrorists in a risk we're the ones trying to refrain from killing in the name of endless war but while refugees ponder the future u.s. white house national security advisor john bolton seems to make it go. clear that the united states and its allies aren't getting out of syria any time soon even if isis is defeated telling reporters at the u.n. general assembly quote we're not going to leave as long as a rainy and troops are outside arabian borders and that includes our radio and proxies and militias which might be one of the reasons why the russian military as it has announced that they will be providing syria with eight s.
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three hundred missile defense systems after a recent accident with the israeli air force which caused the deaths of fifteen russian airmen so as the united nations general assembly kicks off and leaders from around the world cite the war of words the innocent victims of war never stop watching the hogs. you. want to go to. the playing field with this would. be for the plot of. the day like you let down our guard. which we. would. welcome everybody to watch i am top of the lalas and joining me from minnesota is my fearless co-host tyrrel ventura and from here in d.c.
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