more than thirty million turned out to vote on that day in the u.k. which saw a majority from both scotland and ireland vote against the e.u. britain however they carried the vote to a victory for breakfast for those of us on the other side of the pond here in the united states bracks that seems to have that aroma and that smell. seems to smell an awful lot like president donald trump who is great wall both are designed to isolate and repel outsiders while further forwarding the dreams of western isolationists near and far and on tuesday evening in london six hundred fifty members of parliament voted down the bracks that referendum in a staggering four hundred thirty two to two hundred two defeat of prime minister teresa mayes brecht's the deal that according to the b.b.c. is the biggest government defeat in britain since nine hundred twenty four. were jeremy corbin waiting in the wings with a no confidence vote in his hand in

a call to force early elections tucked under his arm the new york times is reporting that mrs mrs may must return to parliament by him one day with a backup plan if nothing is approved by march twenty ninth britain would make a no deal departure from the block which would cause dire economic risks. so today my friends with maze deal now have crushed let's find out what comes next as we start watching all. you. want to. treat the bank like real military this would be the last to leave the politics if you like but if they like you like i got. with that we. would. be. live. music so. welcome the world watching the hawks i am tyrrel them to that

list and it's. that's the fable of parliament much like cher. i don't know do they believe in life after leave. is good and you were good i will go i have to give you credit that's really good. but i also have scarcely isn't sure to give you a letter because it was back in two thousand and sixteen when this vote happened the you were certain with me and others are watching the vote through and you say this is never actually going to happen or if it does it's going to get kind of kicked down the road kicked down the road and what they think is going to happen is not going to be the reality you you call it you called it back in two thousand and sixteen i did not believe in life after leave yeah well the whole thing just seemed very difficult to even sort of palatable for the for the u.k. public it's such

a big proposal it affects literally literally everyone there and it doesn't really think about these things so may may delivering bracks that her main task that was that that was all is about when she took office in two thousand and sixteen. and she was going to be the whole thing so now she has until monday to come up with a new proposal but she doesn't seem to have a plan. you've got to keep plan b. literally around you got it it's really important for those monday morning for those under forty seven you're like when you're why don't i agree to any of the plan b. right there right here. so there's only ten weeks left and got about plan b. and otherwise you only have so long so there's ten weeks left before the u.k. will leave the e.u. which is supposed to be on march twenty ninth but it does. and one of the options for them at this point. well they can have a sort of no deal bracks that where they just break off and everybody goes well

figure it out later without workers. but you know. it's a push toward the sort of soft apart or it's a soft exit from the e.u. where they won't deal with borders and they don't want to with us in the us slowly pick away at it until they're sort of left. but what i think is as probably going to happen and what must must people in the u.k. and politics think is that what this is going to do is trigger a new election and they're going to have to have a second probably another second referendum by the vote that you've seen in parliament is too big to ignore and public perception and ultimately as i also very good saying is that what i end up happening is it will be such a disaster that they're going to go back and say we're going to do a new referendum not going to leave let's just do your job and negotiate new changes i could totally see that avenue and when you look at things here stateside it's interesting because like i said earlier it kind of. it was like

a harbinger for trouble many in the political. have and that was a harbinger of donald trump i mean literally saying like air of proxy goes through means trump will weigh. the time of ones like them out there like what did happen so what's interesting is they've compared the kind of fight over brooks that you can place in the u.k. with trump spite over the wall and one of the main people saying that there is legit comparisons there is your favorite and mine former trump truth chief strategist steve bannon. actually told the new york times it's stunning how parallel this is if you're going to challenge the system the system is going to fight back trump is getting ready for his own no deal hard which is before and obviously donald saying look if you guys don't want to pass this wall i'm going to just declare an emergency on the border and use those funds to build it up it's pretty incredible when you when they both go together like that and i think what's

really interesting what you can't forget is that both of these referendums both of these things are being pushed through under with the. major major marketing point of immigration and you know national security and that's all you see over and over again as immigration we got up there fear mongering immigration and national security immigration and national security don't fall for the fear mongering anymore please. eighteen years after the attacks and september eleventh ground zero in new york city is and will forever be considered a sacred place a place to remember and honor the lives lost and the lives broken from the tragedy of that morning since that tragic day many new revelations have come to light regarding the still mysterious role of the country of saudi arabia and what they may have played in those attacks beyond just you know being the home country to fifteen of the nineteen hijackers which is why the thought of a statue commemorating the country of saudi arabia on ground zero doesn't sit well

with many people who live down lost on that fateful september morning in new york city r.t. america's treaty travis has a story. this can do nations art exhibit here at the world trade center campus has been making major headlines specifically for this nine foot piece of our right here wrapped in the saudi arabia flag it's been causing serious backlash because of its location here at ground zero. the sculpture of part of an exhibit called candy nations depicts the flags of each of the g twenty countries as nine foot tall wrapped candies installed back in december the sculpture stands tall right next to the oculus one of the buildings that replaced the original world trade center the installment sparking fears backlash since fifteen of the nineteen attackers on september eleventh were saudi citizens. as a result port authority officials have decided to remove the art exhibit and place it somewhere else after receiving countless complaints from social media users and

local victim groups the agency said in a statement to our t.v. we have been in contact with the nine eleven the more. aerial and various stakeholders and in full collaboration with the artist will relocate the exhibit from its current location we believe the solution respects the unique sensitivities of the site and preserve the artistic integrity of the exhibit many of the victims' families and survivors have sued saudi arabia claiming that it helped plan the nine eleven attacks however the saudis tonight its involvement a coalition of family members of nine eleven victims and survivors said in the statement that the sculptures presence at this site depicting the chaos a kingdom of saudi arabia flag is an outrageous to front to the nine eleven community and all other americans who seek justice for the attacks on our nation on september eleventh two thousand and one however not all agree and then people are being unreasonable to just blame an entire nation more interest. there's more to it than that i think if it should stay here because it's for everybody and like you

said everybody you at the end were as such but what happened the exhibit which was created by french artist lawrence chin cal in two thousand and eleven has been shown in twenty five countries and according to the port authority an initially garnered the support from several companies and organizations including the chanel foundation the international olympic committee and coca-cola the artists that in a statement to the observer i first created fly candy sculptures to celebrate mankind on an international level and pay tribute to people of the entire world given the unique and justified sensitivities surrounding the world trade center it came to my mind to propose to remove the sculpture showcasing the flag of saudi arabia or relocate it to a less sensitive location but there is no way i can do such a thing as the flag of saudi arabia is entirely part of the g. twenty just like any other candy flag of this candy nation show now the exhibit was originally supposed to stay here at ground zero for two months but the backlash

port authority officials are now going to move the exhibit to j.f.k. international airport sometime this week reporting from ground zero trinity chavez r.t. . while we can't blame all nation. for the actions of a few of their nation that's funny because iraq didn't get the blame the whole nation we blew it out we got rid of everything and last time i tracked you're pretty sure you can blame the whole country of russia for every you know but i want their us trust follows as bald as our restaurant saudi arabia but this this is huge considering the amount of backlash that there was for him a mosque and good point you know four blocks around the corner away from from ground zero the idea that it's like oh but that's not the flag of a majority muslim country that had fifteen of the nineteen hijackers right there in

front of it that it's not a fence in which there is a pending lawsuit letters a lawsuit right now against them for the new information that's on coverage you know in the saudis involvement potential involvement alleged involvement in you know the attacks and what role did they play you know there's a lawsuit against the two it's a great point bringing up the mosque is i remember how ridiculous that was all those a lost to me i would rather of the mosque then the. statue celebrating a country that may i may have been involved want to it's all part of this like oh great let's celebrate a bunch of countries coming together to crush all the little different areas and take all the money away from everybody the candy like i just don't think it's a very sweet thing to be celebrated we have really made a big thing that can be and is given to poor people and i know in my class think nine foot seas is a food and what the met people as they walk down this seriously need to go are going to you know the u.s. spends well the trillions on the defense budget but you know you could use the same trillions to like feed the world six times over there is the same kind of principle

there but i'm glad they're taking it down and moving it except the fact that they're taking notes. to the j.f.k. airport and airport. all right as we go to break local churches don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered at facebook twitter and your bizarre poll shows that are dot com coming up we delve into whether your political party may just be grooming a cult celebrated author lisa cohen stay to. see. the. all the your live. coverage of it the minute you

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what would you call an organization that requires even the unemployed members to contribute financially in order to remain a member are one in which dissent and doubt are severely punished what about groups that claim that their members deserve exalted status while being forced to refuse friendships family and work with anyone who does not adhere to their beliefs. and if that group prioritize is getting new members in the financial contributions they bring. probably. when most of us here call we think the church of scientology the manson family or probably most famously the people's temple of the disciples of christ the most well known for their nine hundred seventy eight murder of three

journalists a defector and us congress and. what we tend to ignore are when political groups in the same fascist hypocritical fashion religious cult. claim of patriotism or revolution a closer look at many political groups as a dangerous parallel to the kinds of cults that strike fear in the hearts of americans from the progressive purity of the last to the reinterpretation of basic law from the right these so called friends groups are part of a much bigger problem in american politics the cult of personality so what are called people end up joining them and what can we do to help navigate a political sphere that's now using the tactics of dangerous cults to market their political agendas joining us now to help us understand this trend is the author of to the moon and back to childhood under the influence about her time as a child and young adults in the unification church i want to welcome.

you back on the show i want to start off with this interesting george orwell's. i have always thought there might be a lot of cash in starting a new religion and we can see the financial exploitation is one of the most glaring behaviors of political cults. religious cults and all spectrums from the far right to the far left we see groups that require not just a financial contribution but one that is large enough to prove commitment to the cause some even requiring an amount that the number is truly sacrificing for the cause. is money well be used. to control their members. so i mean my experience is that so i grew up in the invocation church the moonies and it was. everything you have everything you owned was given to the church so i and the there was a lot of money in the church but there wasn't a lot of wealth and there was a lot of wealth and interest but there wasn't

a lot of wealth experience by the members of the church so i don't know if that directly answers your question but i know that you know everyone i knew gave their lives gave everything they had and worked for the church and got no money back from the church but was supported by the church so it just was. yes i don't even know the answers i like a win win win lose i don't even know what it is but that's what it was. when i was at one of the things we noticed in speaking to you about the unification church and then and reading your book and doing more research and ever it seems that all of these religious organizations that do kind of turn into cults really use certain things as collateral it's that you don't need these things we can do that and one of those is behavior modification once you sort of financially taken away somebody like give us your money make sure it's whatever. controlling behavior

becomes a big component one example i found very similar to yours was in the memoir of alexandra stein it was called inside out a memoir of entering and breaking out of a minneapolis political cult and all kind of explain it to a little bit she was part of a marxist leninist organization called the oh that grew out of a minneapolis co-op there was literally the food co-op wars of the seven days it's a real thing but it really came out of this idea of what she witnessed was that clandestine structure charismatic leaders in all controlling environment sometimes forced marriages or pregnancies and all of that was not because of her religious it wasn't because god or you are the true religion this was because of it was part of the revolution they had to do this in order to get this political thing in today's political climate and do you see some of that more and more are you seeing some of that that kind of behavior and political organizations and how do we how do we

protect our minds from the brainwash. so i mean i don't know that i agree that our general political parties are cult cult to me is a really strong strong word but at least the ones on the fringes of the the essence to me of a cult is when this is completely right and everybody else is completely wrong that to me is when it becomes cult like and so you know when and when you have me believing that i am complete whether it's god or you know the lack of god or politics around god anything that's the essence of completely right compels me to do whatever it is i need to do to stay involved so it's brain you know i think i said last time with all of you when i was on with you right we want community purpose and certainty as human beings and so anything that gives me that sense of community we're in this to fight the fight that purpose that fight that we're fighting an absolute certainty that i'm doing the right thing is intoxicating so

when someone offers you the complete package that's the first time to go i'm not sure i'm not sure there really is no complete package but we are susceptible to the complete package the answer whatever it is i'm curious why and why you know. it's interesting is this why do you think we are one of the some why do you think we're so subsite susceptible to you know why it were a human being so susceptible to kind of the promise of like hey we can do everything for you just believe in this leader believe in this god or believe in this why why are we so susceptible to that. as is and has a zone price tag so so we are like we are hive animals right we literally do need other people we have emotional needs social needs that's the way we've evolved and i think that you know that's that monday sunday night monday morning blues why am i here what's the purpose what's it all about it's esoteric question or the question we all have so when someone says this is what you're all about it's

like yeah cool right i have an answer i don't know what i mean maybe it's because of our medic cognition our ability to think about us thinking that we start thinking too much and looking for looking for that that reason that makes it all worthwhile when we're suffering is it all worthwhile right what's it for that makes it all worthwhile versus just you know we just live it's kind of depressing through very good answers over the good of the real most over think it so much in the day. and then in this day and age it seems like at least you know our generations seem to have this feeling that we have to say we have to change the world that it's our job that we have to get out there and joins you know somehow it's like what are we doing to save the world we have to and do you think that somehow makes it a lot easier for people to sort of take advantage of that or become extremists in that ideology because we must save the world at any cost yeah i mean i grew

up with there's sponsibility saving the world so i know that one and i joke in my life as a coach executive coach and leadership consultant i'm still trying to save people but i do think you know with a generation that thinks it's their job. then you are looking for the way to do it and it's very easy to get caught into if i just do this it will be worthwhile it'll be saved it'll be better i mean the world's wonderful in a lot of ways not so great in a lot of ways and so and all the things are going on as our society start to get a little fall apart even a little bit more you start to think that there has to be some way to solve it right so i think it just makes us more susceptible looking for an answer but again anybody who gives you an exact full this is a complete answer to me that's when the red flags go off i just don't know how to something that exists and what's funny is what you say that that's all i tend to hear a lot of times from politicians that a lot of different side of the political spectrum is of kind of like no i have the answer vote for me and i promise you that everything will be ok and don't vote for

this other person because you know they're evil and they're going to you know turn your world in the hell how important is that kind of us versus them mentality in a cult like spirit and what purpose does it really serve so us where it is important us versus them you know i think that's where a lot of our societal problems come from i need to think that i'm separate from people and that's because of the problem and i'm better and they're worse and that's we have racism we have you know between countries we have all these fights based on that i actually argue the opposite i am a staunch follower of one party i won't say which right i have firm beliefs but even in even in that there is no ultimate truth right and i'm trying to everyone if i look at that side is completely wrong and i can never come to a solution right there's really there's very few. believe sim people and situations that accompli the evil or come please write there's a lot of gray in

a lot of stuff so how do i allow for the person on the other side of the political party how do i see the truth in what they're saying how do we find where what we have in common that we find a goal we both care about versus if i just blame you then nothing happens and that's why things go so far in our society when people does blame each other and then they can't come to an accord and see what's happening right now isn't there a. good memory for goodness it's hard to fly right now hard to go to a national park hard to do anything. and that's the thing i think we learned a lot is that the more we learn about political is we're seeing so much of that because it's used because it's it works you know and hopefully where you know i can't wait to talk to you again lisa cohn author of to the moon and back thank you so much for coming on again and helping us understand for having me again.

and now for another round of good news in the fight against cancer yes for once cancer has been on the ropes this week with the announcement that. scientists working at the university of basil's department of bio medicine in switzerland have developed a new therapy that involves turning metastasized cancer cells and to get this fat cells using might use and to f.d.a. approved drugs the researchers were not only able to change cancer cells that broke free from the tumor into fat cells but they were also able to suppress the growth of the tumor and prevent further tests. if that is what we were able to accomplish today just imagine what we can accomplish tomorrow and as long it would we can accomplish a lot as long as we don't join cults. twenty and told their egos tell us that our little cults. yeah i am sorry i will disagree with democrats republicans want to join cults alright that is the her so for the day remember everyone who

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