the needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. you've invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these another goal that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. government must be defeated. it is surprising that the prime minister is not. the result of. three zumiez criticized for feeling so even appear in parliament that delivers yet another crushing defeat on britain's prime minister.

and the b c c where producer challenges the mainstream narrative by claiming a video allegedly showing the aftermath of a chemical attack in duma was in fact staged. of the us senate intelligence committee which has been hunting for proof of trumped russia collusion admits there is no direct evidence proving the link. coming to live from moscow this is our national while come to the park. they brag said blows continue to rain down on british prime minister to resume a the m.p.'s have rejected chemo sion of support for her have really criticized e.u. divorce deal a number of other amendments to the divorce plan were also voted in westminster hall where the prime minister was blasted for not even turning up. i said the right

two hundred fifty eight the news of the left three hundred three. a. yes it gave the government has defeated. the government cannot keep on ignoring parliament all plowing on towards the twenty ninth of march without a coherent. way it is surprising that the prime minister is not even here yet the results of this. is the some way by which you can encourage you to return to described books until. it was actually is ok honestly who knows what this will mean and with everything that's been going on surrounding breck's it it seems that with this deadline looming and fast approaching just under six weeks to go now the situation is not getting any simpler nobody is cutting theresa may any slack neither here in westminster nor in brussels

and in a series of defeats one after another she's been plowing attempting to plough through the situation we're seeing here another defeat and parliament in a rather simple if i can say motion or should have been simple if she was on a path that was supported by her employees this was a motion where she said she was rejected by three hundred three votes against two hundred fifty eight a majority of forty five and pretty much all that motion did was asked m.p.'s to say that they support the course that theresa may is on currently and this did not happen and this did not happen following another crushing defeat on general fifteenth after which theresa may promise to go back to brussels renegotiate come back with something new specifically the situation with the irish backstop has been something that many m.p.'s are not. happy within the deal that you had brought

forward to them she promised to come back with so-called alternative arrangements but guess what in brussels nobody budged either so she came back pretty much empty handed and this vote seems to be a reflection of new progress really being made and all she needed in this particular vote was for m.p.'s to show that these still back her so she could go back to brussels again and say look i have the majority of my parliamentarians so let's you know try to move this negotiation forward but that didn't happen so what she's going to be pulling out of her sleeve now is anybody's guess there are still more votes to com we know something is scheduled for february twenty seventh for example but exactly on what the m.p.'s will be voting continues to be really anybody's guess because what we've seen so far is bracks it has been this multi legged creature pulling the u.k.

in all sorts of different directions while also trying to make it to the finishing line in one piece and that has certainly proven to be extremely difficult. the b.b.c.'s syria producer is challenging the mainstream narrative funen alleged chemical attack in the country he claims that video of the supposed aftermath of a toxic strike in the syrian city of duma was in fact staged it's a line that russian damascus have long maintained nini others though have accepted that radio at face value claiming it as evidence of the syrian government attacking its own people the it has more. you don't hear it very often not even a doubt not a suspicion but a certainty that the hospital scenes of the alleged chemical attack in duma was staged this is coming from the b.b.c. syria producer after almost six months of a. gay sions i can prove without

a doubt that the duma hospital scene was staged no fatalities occurred in the hospital the incident in question occurred almost a year ago when the syrian military took on the army of islam in the town of duma. the white helmets working with islamist released video of an alleged chemical attack hospitals people in panic reaction was immediate and violent trump launched more than a hundred cruise missiles that syria france and britain chipped in the un security council in our poor few anytime to think for years duma had been held by the army of islam hardcore islam ists the same guys that caged woman and elders and roofs to protect themselves against airstrikes i can tell you

that jaish al islam rule dumont with an iron fist very co-opted activists doctors and humanitarians with fear and intimidation you may also remember in the lead up to this incident russia warned this could happen that rebels might stage a chemical attack to invite foreign intervention the rail and evacuation deal we have undeniable evidence that this was yet another staged attack that involved intelligence agencies of one of the countries that is rushing to spearhead a recent forby campaign. but no one in the west listened or pretended not to hear of the media not the politicians here by the way is how b.b.c. reported in the incident back then disturbing reports of a chemical weapons attack chemical attack carried out by the assad regime the medics are doing. the very foreground dozens of people have been killed due to

poison gas a chemical attack did happen believes ria but everything else the casualties the panic the videos loos were meant to achieve something seems odd for the first full blown his styria over supposed chemical attack casualties in north quiets be how it's claimed and we contacted the b.b.c. for comment and said the producer in question was expressing his personal opinions about the footage and he never set out the attack hadn't happened we've heard from pierce robinson chair in politics at the u.k.'s sheffield university who says western countries ignore anything that goes against their narrative. there is ample indication that there are inconsistent seas regarding evidence coming out to do what we do point towards some kind of manipulation some kind of false flag event

why would ignored by western media or western governments well because what they were saying was not convenient it did not fit with the narrative which is being maintained for a long time regarding syria we have to remember that after dhoom i mean there were voices calling for the governments to wait for an o.p.c. w investigation but there was no waiting for an investigation they went straight ahead and attacked syria so i think these voices were not heard they were not listened to because western governments wanted to attack syria and they were going to use whatever happened in order to justify that it was already widespread public concern and distrust of what governments say we've had to since the iraq invasion two thousand and three with allegations of weapons of mass destruction which turned out not to be true and frankly this is a continuing pattern we have a continuing failure of much of the mainstream media across the west to really get to the bottom of key issues in relation to foreign affairs rionda r.t.

saying that there has been staging even if he says that some kind of attack did occur if he's claiming that staging occurred then the question obviously begged by that is what else has been staged how far does that stage extend to is it the case that what happened in doom was in fact a false flag those are the questions which are now on the table which now have to be addressed and it's in very important we do do that. we will see patterns repeating themselves and attacks on countries occurring with flimsy or next to no evidence in support of them. in the latest attempt to thrash out a peace plan for syria high level of delegations from iran russia and turkey have gathered in the russian black sea resort of saud cheat and the message from their leaders is clear it's up to the syrian people to decide the future of their country but if a notion has been following the day of meetings in song change. thursday has seen

very intensive talks on syria between russia turkey and iran and as all the three leaders confirmed speaking at the press conference following the event these talks have also been very fruitful and very productive mr putin mr han and mr erdogan have all stressed that they believe that the meetings under so-called asked enough forward is the most effective mechanism in resolving the syrian crisis a lot has been said about territorial integrity of syria that it should be protected no matter water about the fact that these are syrian people who have to decide the future of their country and also about countering terrorism on the ground in syria it should be for everybody agreed in any form let's take a listen right now. we're convinced that we can provide stability and peace in syria by only using political not military methods following the principles of

unity sovereignty and territorial integrity we think that only the syrian people can choose their future. the u.s. announced they were going to draw their troops from syria but according to our information they intend to continue interfering in the domestic affairs of syria regardless of how many american boots remain on the ground it must be up to syrians to decide their own future. or we want to guarantee the territorial integrity of syria and we cannot give a single part of learn to the terrorists we need to be sure the syrian people will be the only ones who own the learned all the three leaders have also agreed that the syrian crisis should be resolved with the help of syria's friends but without any foreign interference speaking of which they ran a leader mr rouhani has slammed a u.s. led and u.s. plans to gather in a more than sixty. sixty countries in warsaw poland that happened the same day as

the summit regarding syria here in sochi why it was announced among other things that there is no a peace in the middle east unless confronting iran say these measures and these after it's have been viewed by the iranian leader as counterproductive and having nothing to do with bringing peace to syria and want to run was the subject of for us bonser at some instant poland's prime minister faced questions after calling for war with iran. from here i'm going to a meeting with sixty foreign ministers and voice from countries around the world there against iran what is important about this meeting and this meeting is not secret because there are many of those is that this is an open meeting with representatives of leading arab countries who are sitting down together with israel

in order to advance the common interest of war against iran. transcript over the interview netanyahu is official twitter account deleted the phrase war with iran and replaced it with combat saying iran but in the original video you can hear the prime minister saying in heroes award that translates as war iran's foreign minister is the original tweet expose us netanyahu is true intentions adding the whole world now knows them to give us a reef dob the middle east summit in poland the warsaw this meanwhile the u.s. vice president's mike pence has just lashed out at iran. peace and security in the middle east. is the public. and political analysts with spoke to things netanyahu swore comments about iran are a way of saving his own reputation at home. iran has shown to be

a prudent party a very responsible one it knows their real objectives behind this move that has been done by netanyahu this move has been done for domestic purposes as well as international ones under the massive scene we do remember that netanyahu and his wife are you know accused of. financial corruption so the best thing to do on the eve of election new elections in israel is finding a boogie man a bad man abroad in order to deal raila public opinion from inside the country the domestic scene and the financial corruption and charges to a foreign enemy and who is better than iran and who is better than netanyahu when it comes to escalating tensions and confronting tehran. u.s. president donald trump plans to declare a national emergency build a wall on the border with mexico more on that right after the break.

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the only numbers you need to remember in one one the show you know for two minutes one can only assume for. welcome back the right to free speech is again at the center of debate this time a canadian famine ist mag and murphy is suing twitter for banning her from the platform last year due to her tweets about transgender people before her permanence to spawn shen she posted tweets like men are. or not women and referred to a transgender activist using the incorrect pronoun twitter deeded its policy against

a hate full contact last year the new version aims to stop users from ms gendering and dad naming the practice of addressing transgender people by their birth name murphy says she opposes the new policy twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey common to us on the bad. we can be this neutral perceived threat for many i'm not sure what was behind that but i certainly don't believe it was that one tweet. well we're now joined live by mag and murphy canadian writer and founder of the blog famine as current welcome to our it's an international think you are for finding time to talk to us so could you explain why you're suing twitter. well i'm suing twitter partly for breach of contract so in the terms of service twitter commit to giving their users thirty days notice if they're changing any rules in the terms of service and

they also commit to not applying rules retroactively so twitter created these new rules as you just mentioned around dead naming and mis gendering which are concepts i disagree with but they created these rules and didn't tell their users and in fact they've been so vague about when they implemented these new rules that no one knows no one from twitter has told us what date these rules were created and the first press coverage of these new rules actually it was published twenty minutes after i was permanently banned from twitter and twitter is has still not actually told me why they banned me so they're going to actually told me what rule it is that i broke so i'm just making guesses. well that's true twitter indeed says that your claims have no merits and there are a few you violated the rules do you think that you can win. i do think that i can when i think that it's really important that we as members of

the public in general fight back against this incredible power that social media companies have over our speech and the kind of information we have access to and the kind of conversations were able to engage in i mean this is the new public square this is where we get our information where we talk to one another and where we can go to hold powerful figures to account and for twitter to have all this time claim to support free speech and free expression and now suddenly after they have this this massive amount of power in this massive amount of users to start banning people completely arbitrarily or for political reasons or for personal reasons because employees that twitter don't like certain users i mean it's totally beyond what you know it's just out of line completely and it's really scary i think

well twitter bounce people all the time what makes your situation different from say conservatives triton flailed to fight the platform before. well i don't think twitter should be banning conservatives i don't think that twitter should be banning anyone unless they're engaging and buying with threats or posting graphic violence i mean i didn't actually break any twitter rule i've never harassed anyone on twitter certainly never engaged in violent threats i've never docks anyone many many many users have sent explicit violent threats my way and have harassed me and twitter has done nothing to address that they've been me for political reasons because i was sharing opinions and asking questions that you know i guess certain twitter employees didn't like again i'm only guessing because twitter has never actually communicated with me about why i was banned so. all right well we'll be

following your story so far thank you so much for your time and thank you for sharing your views over here and our to international that was meghan murphy canadian writer and founder of the block feminist current. u.s. president donald trump will declare an national emergency to secure funding for a border wall with mexico the white house has also announced trump will sign a last minute budget deal meant to prevent another government shutdown house speaker nancy pelosi says reaction to the news was last than enthusiastic i decided not to reduce further trouble. i would say all of our colleagues are going to get it he's prepared the bill he will also be issuing a national emergency declaration of. did i say i was filing a legal challenge i may that's an option and will review our options but it's

important to note that when the president declares a submergence he first of all it's not an emergency what's happening at the border it's military challenge to the president has tried to shell a bill of goods to be put putting that aside just in terms of the president making any run around congress the republican led u.s. senate on thursday overwhelmingly passed a massive budget and border security package it provides government funding through september of this year the bill now has to be passed by the democratic controlled house of representatives and then must be signed by the president disagreement over the amount trump wanted to construct a wall on the salton border resulted in a partial government shutdown in december which lasted a record thirty five days i spoke to george somewhere leave from the global policy institute of london who says this bonding deal is less than ideal for trump. this appropriation bill that he's about to sign is an absolute disaster from his

perspective because. the one point four billion dollars that is actually appropriated for a border war comes with a lot of strings attached so he really doesn't have a terribly good deal in these hands so even if he were to go ahead now and to declare this national emergency he is now really in trouble with his base with his supporters because you know his supporters are saying well ok so you don't really have anything with a wall and there are all sorts of other poison pills in this appropriation bills he's got a lot of problems on his hands and simply declaring a national emergency to build a little bit more of a war isn't known to solve his problems they had of the u.s. senate intelligence committee has officially admitted there is no direct evidence donald trump colluded with russia in the twenty sixteen presidential race that's

after an exhaustive two year probe into the matter. for much polluter of the sort of before we have no factual evidence of collusion between the two most. two year pro got parts of the media very excited expecting it would find a smoking gun. but the walls feel like they're closing in on the trip administration right now and i'm not sure they can hold them off for much longer the walls are closing in and everyone is freaking out the walls are closing the wheels are coming off. the walls are closing in on president trump the walls are closing it with trump on the walls are closing in on the trump white house. all of the walls are closing in at this point the walls are closing in fast after two years two hundred witnesses and three hundred thousand documents if we were to report based upon the facts that we have then we don't have anything that would suggest there was collusion between the trim campaign and russia the democrats have

now confirmed this to n.b.c. on conditions of anonymity to send investigators have access to highly classified intelligence so for example if there was an intercept between some russian intelligence officers suggesting that they were conspiring with a truck campaign they would see that that has not emerged so that evidence does not exist and trump will claim vindication so donald trump has spoken up the it twitter the senate intelligence committee there is no evidence of collusion between the trim campaign and russia well the twitter sphere lit up because for two years n.b.c. has been pushing the trump russian narrative now they're saying the opposite. n.b.c. news and miss n.b.c. have been telling us for two plus years that there is always evidence of collusion to the russians hacked their accounts. breaking news the narrative we've been spin on endlessly for two years that was based on zero evidence it seems that it wasn't lost on n.b.c. themselves who did everything and to walk back there are police but on the very

same day we heard this on the very same channel senator byrd coming out and saying there was no direct evidence that kind of conspiracy that also really struck me because prosecutors almost never how to direct it i wish the intelligence committee came out and said they found no direct evidence of criminal conspiracy but that's not the senate intelligence committee is read it it is the f.b.i. in a special counsel's team to do the criminal investigation so he doesn't have any evidence but he somehow just knows it's there mr trump's claims. you know whole question is the claims of a former cia director who previously called doubts on allegations of collusion he is not alone in speaking up and saying that what can't be proven somehow must unquestionably be true this is our senior national well we'll be back with more in thirty minutes time.

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