police brutality taking pride in who they are. are a part of history. varying priorities was facebook to church but to swift to secretly silence icons of political views it deems on slavery. if i put certain stories about certain political issues i am shadow bad so that's what my concern is when they continue to ban these kinds of things can ban this kind of stuff that only going to compel shadow. also coming up on the program the government announces this so-called occupation of its offices in the us as opposition members for control of diplomatic buildings in washington. a russian

bitcoin trader accused of money laundering appeals for released from custody after being held for more than one. how many days are you in the hunger strike. eighty today. and still no answer. so it's. just four in the afternoon here in moscow this tuesday march the nineteen hello and welcome to our to international i mean in our top story facebook is facing sharp criticism for failing to prevent the live streaming of friday's mosque shootings in new zealand and the subsequent circulation of the footage the country's prime minister just sent to our turn said media sites need to do far more to tackle the

spread of extremist content. i would call on now social media platforms of all variety to demonstrate the kind of responsibility that both lead to these have been and that includes stars who perpetuate their messages in the aftermath there is a lot of work that needs to be down. for a run seventeen minutes the gunman lifestream the massacre which left fifty people dead on facebook shortly after the video appeared on other social media sites the platforms did try to block the content but reportedly it could still easily be fined hours after the atrocity. in the first twenty four hour was removed one point five million views of the attack globally of which over one point two million were blocked and apply we continue to work around the clock to remove violating content using a combination of technology and people lose no we're working vigilantly to remove any violent footage or facebook ses it was only notified about what had happened

twelve minutes after the live stream ended police in new zealand have warned people spreading the footage is punishable by imprisonment we asked attorney jennifer britton media analyst lionel how social media giants should be addressing the challenges posed by their technologies. i respectfully submit that when you show violence against human beings it's a form of pornography we have to as a society say no facebook you can do much better for kids for people who would see this not necessarily because it would inspire the next shooting which you very well good because these losers need some form of acclimation out of just human decency without bringing in the government and laws and penalties and we're hearing from officials government officials from the prime minister in new zealand talking about preventing future attacks like this and then going on to censoring when this attack happens how in the world is that prevent

this attack we're spending so much time talking about we can have videos like this with as or so or think it might lead to more rather than answering questions that need to be asked i mean one of the main problems i'm seeing here is that we continue to put band-aids on gunshot wounds and we need to stop that we need to stop putting band-aids on we need to stop saying let's just stop everybody from there that he doesn't you know we can get rid of x. rated movies should it come down immediately yes should this be kept from the public yes take it down i want facebook and others abroad to have exactly you whatever attitude allow your world and they have we're talking to you now and you're doing about t.v. do you know they're talking about arguing people will hardly blinded from these sightings will fellow lying dead but you're not talking about how will this prevent it nobody's talking about prevented the question is should be banned them say yes to what i want facebook to do is if i put certain stories about certain political issues i am shadow bad show fast and i want them to use that technology

in their genius to figure out wait a minute we're having somebody right now people are being killed this is going to come down from our platform what my concern is when we continue to ban these kinds of things can ban this kind of stuff that's only going to perpetuate shadel ban and that's something i agree should never happen but we're giving. ject and hour and authority to social media platforms to tent that is unless it went to hurt us later we don't know who they're going to not like it's all subjective no matter what kind of computer algorithm at the end of the day it will be subjective now listen dr burke do me a favor if you see somebody shooting and killing people shouted down we'll talk about it later don't have a debate do you think that maybe we're giving one person die die die die die die the right to automatically and who's to say whether this could one day be done today people being shot dead whether this might include war coverage or rep or how

many people would support me that while as we're debating this there is some kid somewhere which you ever talk about watching this seeing real time slaughter or the families of these people or whatever of this is violent pornography yes this is horrible that i never want to see this i never want my children to see this i don't want any person to be subject to this kind of violence in this horrible obscene material these publications but this is what i have seen governments cannot stop this these companies cannot stop this people who post something positive about donald trump are being taken off of social media because of social media heads and managers and so we want them to ban other things instead of us and that is my main thing is that they can't they will not will facebook is facing public scrutiny not just over its handling of hate content but also for what treats personal data it's been a year since a scandal broke concerning political consulting firm cambridge and i listen to it reportedly bought personal data from facebook which it then sold on to third

parties who use that to leverage political advantage to little quarter looks at whether facebook's privacy policies have altered since. one might say facebook's had a productive year in its fight against fake news perhaps you've seen their war room . read the headlines. and heard the assurances we've deployed new ai tools that do a better job of identifying fake accounts that may be trying to interfere in elections or spread misinformation mark zuckerberg has gone after both sides of the political spectrum from alex jones to the russia friendly left it's also been a year since it broke that the social media giant had sold off the data of eighty million users to a political advertising firm transferred facebook data to cambridge analytic or

personal data mined from nearly eighty seven million facebook users the largest security breach in the company's history this is this is a challenge for our cloud companies so what is facebook actually done aside from zuckerberg saying sorry that is not it was a big mistake and that was a mistake and it was my mistake and i'm really sorry that this happened i'm sorry and i'm sorry for it spoiler alert and not a lot facebook promised a forensic audit of cambridge analytic but never delivered then they said they'd look into apps with suspicious activity and punish those who broke privacy rules the last we heard of that was august twenty eighth and then there was the promise of a new option to clear personal information from the platform if the user wants facebook said that the changes would only take a few months back in may last year and we're still left empty handed but will facebook come out unscathed the researcher behind the cambridge analytical app is suing facebook for defamation alex did not lie alex was not to for all its alex did

not deceive them this was not a scam facebook knew exactly will this app was doing was should have known facebook desperately needed to scapegoat and alex was the scapegoat at the same time a british newspaper is reporting that some facebook shareholders may have been complicit in the data harvesting and the buck doesn't stop there either the federal government is now investigating how zuckerberg treats client privacy. to see deeks very seriously recent bruce reports raises substantial concerns about the privacy broke to sophie's book it's been a year since the biggest privacy scandal in social media but at least facebook's got the round of censoring alternative media donald quarter r.t. . france's armed forces minister has a took the trip administration for putting pressure on washington's nato allies to buy u.s. made weapons she sees the integrity of be alone should not be undermined by

america's financial interests. the alliance should be unconditional. otherwise it's not in the lines. nato solidarity close it's called article five not article if thirty five while in the statement that you just heard the french defense minister was referring to u.s. combat aircraft which is after thirty five an hour the minister was expressing concern over u.s. president donald trump said quite as she said conditional approach towards nido and say european allies she was speaking at the atlantic council where she stressed that it is steinem that europe move away from full dependency on us that weapons supplies and she also spoke on long term u.s.

commitment to nato this is how the french minister slammed trans idea of a needle solidarity europe has the single most open markets. and i'm personally more concerned at the notion that the strengths of nato. might be made conditional on allies buying this or that equipment the french minister's words are highlighted by the wrists and spats between the u.s. and turkey and the us a blast at turkey's refusal to abandon its deal with russia to buy russia's as four hundred air defense systems now it cooled one of the major stumbling blocks in the relations between the two countries but we're concerned about their purchase of the russian air defense system called b s four hundred that's a big problem you know it goes against our policy to have a nato allies such as turkey use an asse four hundred system part of the problem

with that is that it is not in iraq robel with other nato systems we've also made it clear to turkey that we have very serious concerns with that stated plans to proceed with the acquisition of the russian four hundred missile defense system calling for you were to become more and more independent from us weapons supplies is not something new just last year the french presence in one way in mccraw in the voice decades old idea to create really european army which would be independent from its a partner on the other side of the atlantic but the us president donald trump harshly criticized that idea he even called it insulting so it's really saying is that what's happening now is that some needle countries are willing to move away from being fully dependent on u.s. weapons supplies while washington is doing everything in its power to stop that

from taking place. moving russian bitcoin entrepreneur alexander vinick is still waiting for his case to be considered by a court he spent more than a year and a half in custody which exceeds the muck term for the tension with a charge that it was arrested in greece in twenty seven days. after the u.s. accused them of laundering four billion dollars by bitcoin trading platform since then washington part. of all demanded his extradition our senior correspondent morocco's the it has more on the story. this is alexander vinick two years ago free and healthy a pioneer in tech father and a husband this is beneath now literally a shadow of his former self for twenty months he has withered in greek jails

without charge. yes i mean pale. my soul but i don't have many leverage some insight from kindness i can shout at that kind of curse of them and greek everything that doesn't kill us makes us stronger in talking about myself and all of their the most you know it's hard to believe but you're looking at the thirty nine year old man wrinkled aged drained by his predicament the entire family has suffered. then awarded our lives will never be the same the moment he was taken everything changed things will never be as they were but now we live differently only to hope that our family will be together again that our family will see its father its mother the children will be happy i hope. and hope is all there is for her

sasha may not have long left the day agreed court decided to extradite her husband to the u.s. she reportedly collapsed and was diagnosed with brain cancer triple tumors she's being treated in germany chances are very very slim but she struggles on hoping to see her husband her kids one more time they all struggle on. how many days are you on the hunger strike. page here eighty today. and and still no answer. last time so i've been. on the verge of death alexander vinick was hospitalized according to the greek constitution he should have been released after eighteen months his lawyer says barring a court decision to prolong his arrest there was no court decision only accusations

vinick scrivens says his lawyer was being too successful in two thousand and seventeen alexander vinick consulted one of the biggest bitcoin trading platforms in the world called bt she those days with the wild west in crypto currency he pioneered in the field before regulation arrived if it seems like it was various business men began using the exchange sidestepping taxation in all countries it was that legal or illegal it when you can look at money and it was legal at the time of his arrest as there was no government regulation of cryptocurrency knew it was absolutely legal and it continues to be so identical exchanges exist in huge numbers and no arrests are made over them. but it may be more simple he was russian and he consulted a huge financial business that the us did not control just what

justice is there to speak of when according to greek law international law he should have been released but what we all understand is that this is a political case for now been equal continue to serve a sentence he was never given and he will continue to watch his family being torn apart levels and here being treated once he's there. starving the children are just there waiting and they don't know what will happen which of us will come back me over their father it's hardest for them our little children will run out says two boys aged five and seven thanks of orphans who may never see their mother or their father yet they will struggle on the nick doesn't give up there's no hate in him no by. only faith and hope. that.

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just approaching twenty minutes into the program your welcome back the venice willing government has denied just wants its called the seizure of its diplomatic buildings in the united states after opposition representatives began taking control of them caracas has labeled it an illegal and forceful occupation after washington recognized self declared interim president one with what i do then this will of broke off diplomatic relations with the u.s. on withdrew its stuff done calling the latest. this quiet street is the latest battleground for venezuela a country thousands of miles away and opposition leader why does representatives are planning to seize control of this building the military attache carlos vicky was one why don't so-called ambassador to the united states before entering the military attaché his building he took control of another nearby building owned by the venezuelan government he was able to do so simply by calling a locksmith and perhaps more importantly receiving the blessing of the u.s.

state department and they destroying everything so that's what they have done here that basically they destroyed this house and again this is an ass and does belong to the venezuelan sunday instead of preserving preserving the assets that just just i mean you saw what they did and so imagine the they do these here in the u.s. you can imagine what they are doing in venezuela. outside the military attaché is building vecchio raise the venezuelan flag pounding out code being protesters chanting hands off venezuela inside the building vecchio replaced a portrait of elected president nicolas maduro with one of white though it's not the first time the u.s. has recognized alternative figures in place of an existing government in two thousand and eleven. washington did the same in syria and seven years later bashar al assad is still in power i don't have any doubt that their benefits are ready for

a change the change will call. income because we have put the dictatorship in venezuela we have probably tainted that he's willing to kill the people he's not into privilege but that would be the end meanwhile vecchio is setting his sights on the venezuelan embassy in may he sees that building is early as wednesday in washington dan cohen r t. well michael maloof former pentagon security policy analyst say the actions by the venice with an opposition go well beyond diplomatic norms. we're seeing here is a is a diplomatic posturing a diplomatic dance if you will but and in which the united states is carrying on in a way that is not. normally allowed. in with diplomatic norms in international law it sets a precedent anything like this could send a potential precedent and especially if the united states did it then everybody else could point and say look the united states did it it must be ok now you know

it's only only. international law is only as strong as the countries that abide by it and if you've got fifty other countries that are recognizing. duro that isn't enough of. a de facto recognition and also another level of diplomatic approach that heretofore has not been done. some breaking news to bring you right now because a president nursultan nazarbayev has resigned after almost thirty years in power he led the central asian states since the breakup of the soviet union in may of the end i spent in the televised address to the nation the news just coming into us that the president has resigned after almost three decades in power more on

the story and when we get it. all right let's go to the french couple were traded in for stuff for calling a national day of strikes against the government's social policies protesters say they hope the rallies will help to put further pressure on the money with the government currently seeking to impose new measures on the yellow vest movement more than one hundred demonstrations are expected to take place across france later . shoes day well these protests are. it consecutive weekend of unrest in getting back to. the police chief of parlous. to the widespread looting and violence that we have in the capital and sort of the president. of her further as protests.

made this afternoon by the prime minister republic response to the reality we face hold of not a protest by free citizens we are giving ourselves the authority to apply advice. as well as other places that have been hit by the crisis will be closed to public gatherings. saturday's demonstrations soulfire said. clashes with police french political commentator small believes the bond won't get to the roots of the. depth of the problem the depth of the problem is that we have had faulty social. cuts in social services. and so people are fed up with. you never mention anything about. the only concern of the. you know it is.

damaged. people even more so it's easier sponsibility those who are going to the ski when he knows that his is going to be in trouble everybody is announcing that peace is the question also why didn't the police prevent that because it was in the newspaper. the right. a caliphate updates on all those stories in thirty minutes time turning into a busy tuesday but next a man regarded as one of the most influential thinkers of our time noam chomsky is the focus of our program recorded over four years these interviews trying to live up to the mantle of thought provoking requiem for the american dream starts a moment.

you know world big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter 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 closely watching the hawks. a long. shot i took it up on a soldier that i. was honestly had left and i thought this was a long one. not. as

usher version of. the bush. years yet it doesn't say i was never a second or how your name is out there listening to measure how much of the who committed the passage says there was nothing and it never was never posted any. one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't hold. any beliefs yet to say proud disdain become sick as a kid and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground.

i. thank. you. thank thank you i thank you. am i i'm a family at mit and i think. getting more heavily involved as a war activities for the last few years. noam chomsky has made to international reputation. is one of the national leaders

of american resistance to the vietnam war the deepish this is a professor of linguistics who before he was forty years old to transform the nature of his subject. you are identified with a new level whatever that is you certainly have been an activist as well as a writer. has the time scale. has vested in anybody's catalyze among the. top girls of the new left. the standing he achieved by adopting over the past two or three years a series of adamant. projects at least american foreign policy most itself. but this mission.