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real. with the russian foreign minister. stronghold of. moscow and welcome to your stories here. in the u.s. president donald trump is facing a backlash after a number of prominent u.s.

politicians received packages containing crude explosive devices. headquarters were also targeted critics. on the media are to blame the president says it's the media that's polarizing americans and fueling hostility. as part of a larger national effort to bridge the divides and bring people together the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and often times false attacks and stories have to do. they just send a bomb to c.n.n. and the president doesn't say a word about that and then tells us we are to blame did you learn nothing from today. not a word for anybody not a word about himself. apart from the c.n.n.

headquarters hillary clinton barack obama and other democrats are among those who have been talkative with eight packagers and old intercepted and none of the policies detonated in new york has described the atmosphere as full of hate. this is a very painful time. in our nation. it's a time when people are feeling a lot of hatred in the air in addition to new york city mayor bill de blasio we have heard from the n.y.p.d. as counterterrorism chief and he has confirmed that four of the explosive devices that arrived in suspicious packages seem to have the same source the devices that were sent to barack obama and to the home of hillary and bill clinton the device that was detonated on monday at the home of billionaire george soros and the device that was found at c.n.n. headquarters all seem to have the exact same source they seem to have come from the same person the device was capable of going off these are pipe bomb like explosives

now we're also hearing at that at this point in addition to the package containing the explosive there's also been a package containing suspicious white powder discovered at the c.n.n. headquarters explosive devices had to have projectiles and that's or. excuse me that sounds like a fire alarm here we'll keep you posted on that they didn't tell. me and back you laid it the lights were turned out and as we got out in the end the much we both still evacuated in addition to that we're hearing that at this point andrew cuomo new york city governor his office has had a package discovered at the office of maxine waters prominent democrat in california has been evacuated the office of debbie wasserman schultz former chair of the democratic national committee in florida has also been evacuated now hillary clinton has spoken up in response to today's events talking about divisiveness in u.s. politics this is hillary clinton but it is a troubling time isn't it. and it's a time of deep. division.

and we have to do everything we can to bring our country together hillary clinton others talk about you know rancorous you know the tenor of just what it's all over the place. it's everywhere there is also on another wave if you will of rhetoric and that is various democratic leaders maxine waters in eric holder who are saying you know go out there and when you say you had strong supporter in a restaurant or russia and have at a gas station north or somewhere and you get in their face when they go low we fight this rhetoric granted not on the level of pipe bombs and white powder but this is what we've been talking about all over the place. meanwhile tensions are also heating up but with midterm elections looming all

attention's are certainly seeing an opportunity to school points. i've been watching for weeks as the caravan came up i'm not letting them in and not coming here and they're not coming and. everyone in this room is an immigrant you know who in the white house and so a little bit of a different picture talking about this care of the care of. there has been assured. immigration recently caravan of a. group of protestors ministration official say they're working as efficiently and as effectively as possible it doesn't give them any necessity when they dropped off the bus station. shows you the challenges the trouble. in dealing with the crisis they inherited from the obama administration who got a free pass from the media on causing this crisis what happened to the democratic

party as one said bill clinton president obama understood that border security helps define a country. better secure. than straight this is a moral and humanitarian crisis we simply cannot allow people to poor into the united states. undocumented. president obama he writes immigration can be a controversial topic my administration acted to lift the shadow of deportation from these young people and we are a better country than one that shares families apart we turned it into a great political football and people are still all kinds of political opponents. did president obama really poured more people than any other president in total president obama had more than two point five million undocumented people by twenty .

immigration because how does the political issue when there is obviously a policy on the table or are some ships going out of this chapter particularly that are being on both sides and i think when we get you know it doesn't eat away to. start a vital election huge uprising. you know i think there's no question it's how what the average you know kind of rhetoric along the road you know last have were not just those people going to the next time that. i grow chemical giant monsanto is facing accusations that paid tens of thousands of euros to enlist the support of farmers across europe to lobby against a ban on one of its pesticides greenpeace also says monsanto set up fake farmers groups to promote the benefits of the product that is out he's shot to do explains

some of their members are in fact very real. an investigation carried out by greenpeace says it's uncovered some startling truths about how monsanto a company taurus for its controversial range of weed killer this has been lurking will being its interests in the investigation alleges that hundreds of thousands of euros were spent in creating fake farmers groups to promote the main chemical found in monsanto those products so fake fall muzz fake groups at least that's according to greenpeace but when ot see a little bit closer something didn't quite smell right greenpeace say that this lobby group in france isn't real but we ought to search for the people behind the names we have earthed real as you say. it's fake news it's not good it's not true i'm real and i know other members that are real farmers

who work every day i'm not fake i'm not a ghost i'm a real. farmer i'm passionate about my work we asked greenpeace to detail why they believe the farmers were fake despite giving the organization five days to respond greenpeace said it didn't have the capacity to get back to us as staff was swamped so the farmers a definitely flesh and bone but who's behind this organization supporting the chemical is it the new tourists monsanto dinny isn't sure why but you tube is really good if i can list the companies as i don't know them by heart but i understand why the industry and its farmers defend themselves everybody criticizes monsanto i don't want to defend them monsanto produces very little of the glyphosate in the world it's other countries and companies that produce the most. nice says he cares about the land this land his product so why does he use

a product that's been labeled as toxic to aquatic life and is described as a probable human carcinogen by the international agency for research on cancer. although all the other and now assists in tests we're talking about eight hundred studies in the world confirm that this product is not dangerous why do we use glide for sait because it's practical because we use very diluted amounts you want to punish us by removing it while it's not considered dangerous. in a landmark ruling a judge in the u.s. awarded a former groundskeeper thirty nine million dollars after he developed cancer following exposure to the company's weed killer saying monsanto had failed to warn him of the risks monsanto denies the product causes cancer some countries aren't sold on the safety of the chemical and have already restricted its use but the pharma we talked

to is worried that a ban on the weed killer will do more harm than good. if. we shouldn't forget that see if we're the only country just stop using it we will be disadvantaged the primary task of carbon emissions will increase will need to work the soil more and overuse the equipment more work hours instead of a little dose of driver seat which allows us to make the work easier and we shouldn't forget about that when a pharmaceutical group which now owns monsanto has dismissed claims that the chemical in question is carcinogenic despite repeated warnings made by the world health organization on this very issue and i go cultural expert we spoke to says the chemicals impact may only become evident over time. you know you don't see. animals and plants keeling over and dying. in an immediate manner the problems are related to much more subtle effects on ecosystems and on

human health that are linked to the sheer amount of blind society that is being used and i believe it is essential that more research is done the science is not clear but to turn around and say that the use of. contending how decides it does not sit with the overall science. still to come here on the program on the delegation of syrian opposition forces is set to meet with the russian foreign minister here in moscow inside twenty four hours about just. after world war two we ruled the world we have the most gold we have this down this currency we low interest rates and we were american century ready to

go. like the awful good lottery winner that blows it all here we are twenty eight having kind of well. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching.

it is good to have you with us today for the program and the syrian opposition forces is set to meet with russian foreign minister. that will be right here in moscow on friday now the situation in syria's province will ultimately top the agenda of the talks the two sides will also discuss the launch of a constitution committee for syria and this is seen as a key step towards finding a political solution to the crisis in the country now after seven years of war even . remaining militant stronghold in the country there are an estimated thirty thousand there including ten thousand terrorists and that's according to the united nations a deadline for militants to pull out of a buffer zone around the province imposed. was recently extended to roughly three million civilians living on

a daily basis many of them continue to flee. if you think of it we were living in a camp life was difficult there was no eight no bread no water and everything was scarce the situation was terribly bad well after the second there is barely any shelter in winter and in summer you would suffer from the heat that was our life just. like dominick still director of operations of the international committee of the red cross has just returned from eastern guta a full but militant stronghold recently regained by the syrian government. just returned from eastern court yesterday and. i have to say i was completely overwhelmed by the scope of destruction in eastern i think i have never

seen anything like this in my twenty seven years of career based international committee of the red cross the scale of the needs starts with it starts to emerge and definitely there will be a need for huge support for all the people who are living there in these areas affected by conflict as well as for those who are returning eastern. suburb of damascus. or approximately three even more than three million people who used to live there and now it's only three hundred fifty thousand and. the place where i was nearly ninety percent of the infrastructure is completely destroyed you see entire neighborhoods that are at the steroid houses that are become have become completely unlivable. is what i was talking about the people who are back

and people who are living there they can fend for themselves some of the basic needs we are distributing food on a daily basis together with the syrian arab red crescent what is now absolutely critical is to ensure that these people can regain access to some basics are such as water sanitation hales and here there is still a lot to do and again together with the syrian arab red crescent see he's making a very serious contribution. well. particularly concerned about the possibility of escalation. of violence in that there are up to three million people living in this province. would simply result in a humanitarian disaster so very grateful for all the efforts that have taken place

in the past few months and hopefully we'll continue to avoid escalation in lead because as i said this would result in a very very serious humanitarian disaster. the whole war that has been watching the syria conflict for a force for seventy years and we have all known for a very long time that this is and continues to be the war conflict that we see very very long and yet there doesn't appear to be sufficient political convergence to bring this conflict to an end so i truly hope that we now see the end of that we will now see the end of this conflict so that humanitarian aid can finally reach all the people of syria who are sold desperately longing for

peace and need to be supported for a long time to come we definitely do all we can to convince. all those who are supporting the humanitarian effort in syria to continue supporting the people of syria as i said if anything needs are just going to grow in the coming months and years and really. as far as the i.c.r.c. use concerned to continue our effort at the same level as in the past few years because now people are also are all all also getting more accessible and therefore we can do more and we absolutely need to make sure that we can maintain the humanitarian effort at the levels of the previous years. so thursday

sees the start of nato's largest war game since the end of the cold war tens of thousands of troops as well as warships and planes arrive for the drills in norway which of course shares a border with russia but this is an important day because drone sure sure is needless biggest exercise. yes since the end of older cold war. this is not what is fictitious but the lessons we learn will be real on in time the

russian defense minister has expressed his concern about nato to increased military activity near russia's borders he said that has now reached a level not seen for nearly three decades. well the coolest mother nature's military activity at the borders of russia has reached an unprecedented post cold war level the scope of operational military training at our borders is expanding and becoming more intense bloc countries are engaged in offensive drills the aim of all this is increased capacity to swiftly deploy troops across europe. great has been aggressive towards many countries as in wars with a number of countries right now has military in about one hundred seventy two countries has about twenty times the number of foreign military bases as all other countries combined and they see these new war games close to russia as a furtherance of that aggression in this case towards russia the united states made

a promise after the fall of the soviet union that it would not go in to not send nato into the warsaw pact countries or the former soviet countries and today it's in thirteen of those countries so it never abided by that pact and this is clearly an aggressive move on. part of the united states and nato would in my opinion. in about twenty five minutes we were talking with more of your thoughts their program here when r.t. international hope you can join us then. join me every thursday on the elec simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then.

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have the most gold we have the sound of the currency we have low interest rates and we were american century ready to go and like the profit lottery winner blows it all here we are in twenty eighteen having kind of blown it we have too much debt twenty one trillion in debt and the interest on that debt is that as you point out something like a half a trillion dollars annually which is getting close to the annual budget deficit which may well actually the budget deficit annually is two hundred billion dollars more than that five hundred billion dollars is about what we pay for say medicare so it's the equivalent of taking care of the health of all the elderly people in america right there just interest not just interest on the debt so when the interest on it. on that gets to a point where your money printing ponzi scheme that is a federal reserve bank fails you then enter a currency collapse you enter

a hyper inflationary venezuelan type currency collapse and of course the american ego will tell you that that's impossible here in the land of the free home of the brave you know empires come and go ok let's look at one thing i want to point out that we went off the gold standard in one thousand nine hundred eighty one so in a way i don't blame anybody who runs america for just doing this because why not people are sending you their real goods and services for free essentially so why not rack up these huge debts plus we have to rack up huge debts although wise you can't maintain the us dollar is the world's reserve currency so if the rest of the globe based on us sending all our manufacturing sending our wealth overseas in order for them to grow the economy globally to grow trade globally to grow the only way that can happen is if we send more and more die.