could get their hands on his i'm twenty. three with teaching these kids about racism about police brutality taking pride in them there are these kids are a part of history. more unrest and parents wear the yellow vests are back on the streets for an eighteenth weekend in a row you're looking at the latest pictures from the capital. a man is charged with one count of murder a day after a terror attack on two mosques in new zealand killed forty nine people manifesto that surfaced online just before the massacre stated that nonwhite invaders are threatening the existence of all european. also this hour the u.n. says people should eat less meat in order to protect the environment and poses taxing pork and be our guest to beat the idea. idea that somehow it's manmade and

that flatulence is getting killed millions of people around the equator is just a plot of the most laughable things i've ever heard you have to love this because otherwise you would have to take the new different scientific strand. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r.t. h.q. and moscow thanks for joining us this hour. we start in the french capital where yellow vests protesters are out for an eighteenth consecutive week and they still feel the need to vent their anger at emanuel mccrone despite his having just wrapped up a tour of the country as part of his effort to hold a national dialogue to address the all of us concerns as in previous weeks the paris rally has already seen its share of unrest.

thank. you. god thank you i was thank you. a new poll has found that seventy percent of french people think their presence efforts to engage in a national debate on the elvis concerns have been a waste of time here are some highlights from his soapbox speeches and reactions to them. i'm not going to talk too much as my goal is to listen to you in a free and fair manner. you know i'm not an if i had been born with a silver spoon in my mouth or the son of a politician you could have a go at me but that's not the case you know bones human stupidity even by law i

chatted about his i participated in four officials the players he was so my current little soldiers threw up and as a result i was just an official yellow vest representative among those did not count. one you would have been present as a conclusion to the national debate it happened as it should have he did it only to hear the movement's complaints and to ease the situation it would surprise me if he takes any measures that i don't expect anything and this is why i am here we gathering here because this is a real debate and. despite the public skepticism across ratings have actually improved as of late this month they had their highest level since the dramatic fall last november which is when the all of us protest began we got more reaction to his big debate tour on the streets of paris. what you said some of it in my opinion nothing will come of it micron has a habit of just talking but with no results in the end he knows that european

elections are coming up which he doesn't want to lose. at the beginning of his term he was up on his cry horse and now he at least is trying to communicate with people that these do can you guess or personally i think it was necessary but i don't think it will really help anything mainly it is a way for mr mccrone and his party to get ready for the european elections which is the way to let people voice their views without really having to change his policies. it's good to talk always good it's call me i don't think it will change anything this is typical from our own there's a lot of the hardware there's a lot of talking. in the show on every t.v. show these past months saying that he's going to try to solve problems but the only thing he's doing is talking talking talking and i think that what he doesn't understand is that the french are sick and tired of what they want are real measures taken by the french president and the french government to answer the questions we've had very strong demonstrations and unfortunately macros so far not

bringing the responses so that is why there is this big instance satisfaction with what barack was doing with this guy on the run as you know his big national debate so i think it is a showing that he's trying to use this situation as a political platform to defend himself to prepare actually the european elections and they made. a vigil has been held in new zealand after a terror attack on two mosques in christ church killed forty nine people or forty others were injured. i just want. to. many people want to. know it's just the great church you. want to be. i want you to i want them to know we are together we must fight try.

to. be. a twenty eight year old australian man appeared in court on saturday and was charged with one count of murder the suspect has been named as brenton terence and the presiding judge said he expected to turn one face further charges later a video of the aftermath of one of the attacks has appeared on social media and warning you might find the footage to starting. prior to the massacre a seventy four page racist manifesto was posted on a social media page believed to be connected to the gunman there he identifies

himself as a fascist and encourages attacks on non-whites saying they are invaders as the attack has sent shock waves across the globe fingers are not being pointed in many directions asparagus you have explains. in the hours after the dreadful events in new zealand an act soon horrid so soulless that defies understanding in those hours it seems everyone's become a detective judge and jury everyone seems to know who to blame starting of course with trump mr trump your awards matter. your policy is not that here's the us president with his friends trump inspired an australian white supremacist to murder a group of new zealand muslims trump also inspired the murder of jews in pittsburgh now he threatens violence if you lose his in twenty twenty america this is the racist elected even the u.s.

senate is the clear that this was in various degrees trumps fault words have consequences like saying we have an invasion or border. and talking about people as though they were different in some fatal way this part the sudden madness has well and truly spilled over the chairman of the democratic coalition has published a poll asking people whether trump was responsible ninety one percent said yes well everyone has a right to their opinion but it wasn't just troubles fault no no you see this he missed massacre carried out by a self professed white supremacy was actually inspired by get this by a black conservative activist. people with deep psychological impairments show the most clearly moments when healthy humans would

feel nothing but empathy and sadness and grief candace owens is deeply deeply ill it seems that everyone's milking this tragedy using it as an opportunity to sling mud at those they disagree with even puti pilot youtube's biggest star even if he got the blame someone didn't like his blue eyes and blond hair i suppose the white supremacists who carried out the killings of christ church new zealand you don't subscribe to p.d.p. before the shootings i have two to three years working people about p.t. pies danger. were connections the reason all of these people and others are getting flack is because they were mentioned by the killer in this manifesto in the live there for because they were mentioned by a deranged maniac or somehow complicit the logic goes oh really this madman is

being taken seriously c.n.n. is studying his manifesto well so we've been pouring over eighty seven pages hate filled rants another thing the murderer route is that what he did will set off a larger political conflict global pit the right against the left and unfortunately it seems to be happening exactly as he wanted because everyone seems to be determined to run their mouth point the finger blame blame blame selectively of course shooter will soon like could be self to nelson mandela and thank goodness no who's yet come forward to blame the global i. we discussed the terror attack and the question of radicalization with our guest stephen morse of the english democrats party and catherine schachter official fact

an institute for middle eastern studies. i think that the issue of radicalism is rampant nine our society and across the board for ecologists of geography and i think that's a problem we need to actually be courageous about and face up to and it's not limited to islamic radicalism i think that fascism is on the rise wherever and it has a lot to do with the fact that there's been so much you know identity politics there is so much part of there are certain demographics that the poor always doing behind i would say very bad to call lines when it comes to the way that they identify politically socially ethnically and of course religiously and this is. this is an issue we have this kind of brand new police and now that is targeting everyone i need to see the misreporting of the lack of reporting from the mainstream media and obviously when there's an attack like this it's all over the world reports of it however when these. attacks in the middle east talking christian groups get

don't seem to get the same kind of coverage it's always the world. it's somebody with mental problems no it's not the case we need to start to report these things properly and we need to pour all over my concern now is that they will try and use this to trying to squash any debate or any conversations regarding extremism both for medical leave of. the sky came from people not have an understanding of course that it's ok to go about and killing muslims because that the other day the foreigners and therefore you know they are literally it's all put market on them then people feel free to just target them or demonize them or criminalize them just for existing in the west you know they have been portrayed so many times as foreigners as if religion is a nationality this identity politics not that is running rampant in our society across the board regardless you know whether we are on the right or on the left

this is something that is pandemic we are in a situation where we are criminalizing people's differences and trying to raise through behind incline and it's a dangerous dangerous leap multiculturalism doesn't work it's been shown not to work you can't have different cultures different laws in one place you have to have a common purpose and the common purpose is to love that culture. but you have to follow what you've got trying to bring people from different countries into one but have different laws of want to use their own laws from where the trouble from that doesn't work you know we are losing our values. and this this is being seen now and being manipulated by people who do maybe have mental issues but i think a lot of the time is being driven by a very sick and therefore s. agenda they knew exactly what they're doing and they quite happy doing it so that it's a form of global so surprised you would say for more updates on what happened in new zealand you can head to our website r.t.

dot com. u.s. special counsel robert mueller says he's ready to report on his preliminary findings on alleged trumped russia collusion president donald trump has labeled the probe illegal. so if it was knowingly and acknowledged to be zero crime when the special counsel was appointed and if the appointment was made based on the fate dossier paid for by crooked hillary then the special counsel should never have been appointed and there should be no more to report this was an illegal in conflicts of the investigation in search of a crime the president's words come just one day after the house unanimously voted four hundred twenty eight to zero for the report to be disclosed the dossier everyone is referring to is the infamous still dossier which accuses trump of links to the kremlin it was indirectly funded by the us democratic party and written by

former british intelligence officer christopher steele doesn't suggest russia has compromising material on the us president recently released testimony given by a u.s. justice department official shed new light on the still dossier burst or says he told the f.b.i. it was likely biased against the us president artie's killed martin has more. meet bruce or he's a former associate attorney general and director of the federal organized crime and drug enforcement task force his testimony about the christopher steel dasi on trump is now in the media's focus under review apparently is demoted d.o.j. official or big story in washington those allegations that russian officials have compromising information about donald trump tonight we're learning more about bruce and here's why according to the latest revelations bruce or is looking a little bit two faced here's face number one so the record is clear what the department of justice and the f.b.i. was aware of prior to the first foreign intelligence surveillance act application

was your relationship with christopher mr bush against donald trump when i spoke with the f.b.i. i told the my wife was working for fusion g.p.s. i told them fusion g.p.s. was doing research on don't trump i told them this is the information i had gotten from chris steele now that so lace has an unconfirmed dossier written by christopher steele is the basis and foundation of the trump russia investigation according to his testimony given behind closed doors bruce or thinks it might be biased against donald trump he testified that christopher steele seemed determined that trump not get elected i provided information to the f.b.i. when i thought christopher steele was as i said desperate that trump not be elected so yes of course i provided that to the f.b.i. now at least some in the justice department were actually suspicious of steel from the beginning but let's look at face number two despite his warning about the da ca

mr or and mr steele were in close contact you have my sympathy and support if you and i really need another viewer a contact point or number who is briefed a million francs understood i can certainly give you an f.b.i. contact if it becomes necessary now for ten months after donald trump was elected bruce or function. as the middleman communicating with mr steele on behalf of the justice department so on the one hand we got bruce or testifying before congress under oath that mr steele had an ax to grind that he wanted trump to be removed and that his report may not be credible but on the other hand we've got bruce or communicating with christopher steele and reassuring him that everything's going to be ok almost as if they're working together now after two years of investigating collusion it seems that congress has finally found some but it wasn't the twin trump and russia. r.t. new york more news after this short break.

the infamous bill for security so we have to take it to a different level and we have to take the new value that is fine but you can bet security security is an industry and the security has all they need to

expose the fears and only making devices so that people get them if they get to the actual we have to come up with new infrastructure this is very important to start thinking positively about the new tools to build a new system. welcome back the un has concluded that in order to protect the environment people need to eat less meat the report suggests attacks on red meat saying it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make people rethink their diet it's estimated that worldwide emissions taxes on foods could save around one gigaton of c o two and result in net health benefits at the global level due to reduced consumption of meat the report also states that space for livestock accounts for almost eighty percent of farmland in the world the livestock industry is considered one of the

main contributors to deforestation in the amazon we put the issue up for debate with social and environmental justice campaigner george partner and former republican state senator john loudon. i think the important thing from my point of view is that as a point of principle who the idea that we try in bring in the real well understood costs of meat eating to human health to the planet we bring that into the moment calculation i think that clearly makes sense one thing a tax would do is as we know is make people more poor i mean we know that in the united states we typically except in most states not california that taxation is supposed to be about raising money to operate government not change people's behavior if you're going to go down the road of taxing things to change behavior then we make enemies of our neighbors or people in america and europe there are billions of dollars of negative health impacts from meat consumption but what we're

talking about across the world is devastating impacts already to hundreds of millions of people from the climate change the meat eating drives enormously we have all sorts of looming crises i mean this is absolutely demonstrably the case we've already seen droughts floods typhoons flattening countries this idea that somehow it's manmade and that col flatulence is going to kill millions of people around the equator is just one of the most laughable things i've ever heard and it's really amusing to see people like you come on with such veracity and as if you've got your case prove it and you have to laugh at this because otherwise you would have to take the new different scientific strands that demonstrate this seriously and what we're talking about is millions of lives already being hugely damage and impacted by the pollution caused by the meat industry you know we have the healthiest we have probably among the healthiest poor in the world here in the united states the lifestyle the poor here very well taken care of and because we

have the largest to care for them and by the way they eat a lot of meat in this country so it's hugely distro. to the house of the united states i mean you would really struggle to find a single medical professional these days that wouldn't agree with the fact that we need to reduce we need to reduce consumption of meat and dairy to live happier and healthier. hundreds of people protested outside an italian appeals court this week after two men were cleared of rape in part because the alleged victim was deemed too unattractive to be a target to judges express various reasons for deciding to acquit to defendants but one was because they said he didn't even like her because she was ugly also wrote that a photograph reflected this in two thousand and sixteen the two peruvian men were convicted of raping a woman in the italian city of an kona however they were later acquitted by the

appeals court and the grounds for the ruling have only now been revealed the judges all female decided that the defendants could not have been attracted to the alleged victim they said that she was quote too masculine and appearance now the woman also of peruvian origin was twenty years old at the time of the alleged attack doctors said her injuries were consistent with rape and found traces of a date rape drug in her blood the woman's lawyer said that the woman was forced to return to peru as she couldn't stand the burden of what had happened to her the case will not be heard again at another court there is much anger online about the latest ruling. i guess in italy the men never get free since they're all masculine in theory anyway well done in italy i had no idea that masculine women were not deserving of dignity this is what rape culture looks like judges in italy have ruled it can't be rape because the victim isn't pretty enough are to discuss the issue with actress and model polis all we know she thinks that this case

illustrates why many women do not report rape to the police this whole situation is disgusting and absolutely unacceptable you know. least eight and here to warsaw are to make progress for women rights and when see whishaw later the state police just give the gays are much more war there is. so much more eighty percent of graves are never even reported to police and direct these are shot while. he was shooting that's a subjective opinion strong age. is that sharpton said the job and not the bachelor boozing it all and the war. that's a news wrap up for this hour that's for tuning in.

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