to make submission open. the movie tells them to also the. 16 plus. to maintain the special relationship between the u.s. and the american president continues his state visit to britain. protesters flood central london with the infamous baby donald balloon flying over the city once again but u.s. president seems to be looking the other way. we were at the protest i don't see any protests i did see a small protest today when i came very small. race based genocide is how a government report brown's decades of violence against canada's indigenous women prime minister just. failing to use the word genocide when admitting mistakes were made.

this is a. very good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. is the 2nd day of the u.s. president's state visit to the united kingdom prime minister trees and they spoke at a press conference highlighting the issues they discussed and their meeting earlier in the day trades weiwei and of course briggs it explains. might be raining here in westminster but it's not raining on the anti trump parade which is in full swing in harlem and square and see trump protesters demonstrating against the full blown state visit that the u.s. president has been treated to hand over the last 2 days and the culmination today

of the 2nd political day of donald trump's trip here was the press conference with him and the u.k. leader to raise them a now they both talked up the special relationship and they talked about that still as they get elusive trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. that they both hope to come out they say post brags that donald trump said it would be phenomenal that it would increase trade between the 2 countries at least 2 or 3 times they spoke about their shared values they spoke about d.-day commemorations that they'll be attending to more but a really fun bit in the press conference was when it brought to the q. and a session because that is where both leaders want to go off script and donald trump weighed in on the break that process take a listen to what he had to say about that i really predicted what was going to happen so move you remember that prediction was a strong prediction made

a certain location and developed and we were opening the day before it happened and i thought it was going to happen because of immigration more than anything else but probably it happens for a lot of reasons but i would say yeah i would think that it will happen and it probably should happen donald trump was also asked about the man of london city con who penned an op ed this scathing op eds about the u.s. president and comparing the u.s. president to a fascist so don't trump replied by firing off a tweet calling the mayor of london a stone cold loser in the press conference he elaborated he said that city khan was not a very good man. he said that he hadn't tackled crime in the capital he wasn't very praising of the labor leader cherami corbett either this is of course the leader of the opposition here in the u.k. the one that refused to attend the tram banquet the state banquet held for donald trump at buckingham palace last night and then he was asked about the protests

let's zoom in on those protests one more time shall we but for don't some well apparently there were no protests as far as the protests so i have to tell you because i commented on it yesterday we left the prime minister the queen the royal family there were thousands of people in the streets cheering and even coming over today there were thousands of people cheering and then i heard that there were protests i should wear the protests i don't see any protests i did see a small protest today when i came 1st ball so a lot of it is fake news i hate to say the president may not have seen them because he has essentially been created and he's been flying in on a helicopter from the residence the u.s. ambassador's residence phrase staying slightly north of the complex hill into buckingham palace and then around westminster he gets turned around by many to kate but these protests have been hard to miss there was a wide range of different groups and the anti trump demo i spoke to fear of the

people that a little bit earlier on take a listen to his quote of the problem. with both feet and he supported those making the situation more to the house play these opportunities from these protests show that strictly is just crazy day one. thing they do without we can be debilitated by the way. that people could. get in charge of a kid like that and lead a point needs to be making doing. the. thing is that. it is awfully embarrassing for this country and i feel ashamed to raise some money from boston harbor all there's a sense that this was the u.s. president on his best behavior we expected the contentious issue of wa way to come up at that press conference well he was rather diplomatic he said that intelligence

sharing between the u.s. and the u.k. wasn't a threat that he was saw that the u.k. and the u.s. would be on the same page when it comes to the chinese telecoms. so i sense that donald trump very much sticking to the script following protocol he was clearly delighted at the polls and the ceremony of this state visit which was yesterday with the meeting with the queen lunch with the queen that massive state banquet is held in his own with prince charles and camilla tomorrow is all about the d.-day commemorations 75 years since the d.-day landings will be marked in portsmouth and donald trump will be there with the queen with 2 reason may with prince charles so it's all about the photo opportunity tomorrow we'll start to assess the chances of a u.s. u.k. trade deal with still not yet sort. of course she's the outgoing prime minister and

she's always on his wavelength i always seems more and should. be will probably be coming in and also with us so for all. i think britain is moving in the same direction as you like to state and sort of policy that all makes trade and if we are as i said if we can get those fabulous trade deals with the united states great for britain great for breaks it well you know perhaps it is really undermined a lot of the international power of the u.k. despite what their own leaders will say they're so busy every single day trying to figure out how to leave the european union what does going to look like that i can't imagine they won't be exhausted when they get to the negotiation table about specific. trade deals and certainly there is some pushback about some things that donald trump wants certain types of education for instance and how they're being prepared being brought over he wants to consumers to decide whether they will

purchase or not and he's made that quite clear when it comes to the negotiation table there are so many things yet to be understood about whether it's going to mean about leaving the e.u. that the u.s. might just get a little bit more than its burden for because of that weakness. race based genocide just how a canadian government report has branded decades of violence against the country's indigenous population the study was released on monday at a ceremony and prime minister justin trudeau who was present accepted mistakes have been made the failure to use the word genocide so the pm heckled. here are many decades indigenous women and girls across canada have disappeared suffered violence or been killed. and our justice system has failed.

this is an uncomfortable day for canada. titled reclaiming power and place the report took almost 3 years to write the inquiry heard more than 2000 witness testimonies and claims the canadian justice system is based on the values of a settler colonial society failing to include indigenous concepts of justice the probe states the death or disappearance of thousands of women of likely gone unrecorded and it admits that no one even knows the exact number although estimates put the figure of $4000.00 the reporting pleads multiple accounts of victims and their relatives here's just one of the stories. i was he chaykin and this was literally just a month and i have before my sister loretta was murdered she was stack's to me she was like what are you doing delilah this is not just one aboriginal woman or girl this is being considered a national epidemic we heard from the chair of indigenous governance of canada's ryerson university who says that the state has done nothing to address the problem

. there's a whole bunch of really you know problematic criminal activity as regards to indigenous women and girls and it's been unaddressed for all of these decades until this inquiry show on a light on it i am calling on all canadians and in fact other countries around the world to put political pressure on both our federal government and all of our provincial governments to to do something and to actually investigate state actors who are complicit or directly involved in the murders exploitations and disappearances of indigenous women and girls this state has done nothing about it so they've been very complicit in the ongoing sexualized violence and murders of indigenous women and girls but canadians haven't been able to put all of those pieces together until now. a controversial journalist has been appointed

facebook's new policy manager for ukraine got 3 new crew has officially announced that she's now working at facebook as a policy manager for ukraine while located in warsaw i should say we've been expecting this for years catarina is a leading expert in the information field a speaker at all conferences on disinform ation that have been held recently and a very honest posts and with principles catherine the cook is known for her coverage of the uprising in ukraine and was even praised by the u.s. atlantic council by can 2014 she tweeted about the tragedy in odessa praising the actions of the pro revolution or so-called mind to fists it as a massacre at the time was the result of clashes between those for and against the uprising to mind and activists have become trapped inside a trade union building which was subsequently torched 42 people were killed. she. was. was.

was. sick. just primadonna believes that such an appointment should grow serious concerns. issues that facebook a company which has certain rules and community guidelines against extremism has literally implied somebody from a neo nazi background to take over their operations in ukraine i mean it's very very worried because obviously i mean. she's obviously got a certain ideology i mean perhaps she'll be told the fear in the way she implements the. job she's been given what you have to ask questions of me have to wonder like i mean our feet have people i'm going to make a statement on this are they going to say they've had some guarantee use of mr crook that she's you know renounced you and that you use a more house call and work and i don't think that facebook would allow that to happen and you other countries i mean i don't think it would be tolerated in russia

it wouldn't be tolerated in the united states it wouldn't be tolerated in germany or france or spain or italy or britain for some reason facebook about no qualms about writing something like this in ukraine and i mean. you know it is extraordinary we have asked facebook for comment about that appointment we await their response. with anti semitism on the rise since germany burleson has tried to show solidarity with the jewish community by urging people to wear a traditional orthodox skullcap but the move hasn't been welcomed by some juices artie's maria from national explains. to wear or not to wear that is the question now surrounding the jewish. for george gabriel poultice from the berlin also doc synagogue the answer is clear everybody took the side of yes the image in the future could be worse than the fine the debate began when germany's commission on anti semitism to get a warning to jews i cannot advise jews to wear the qip are everywhere all the time

in germany that advise prompted a few reus reaction from some jews and politicians the president of israel described it as a capitulation to end to semitism mystic line then did a u. turn i call on all citizens of berlin and across germany to wear the kippur next saturday if there are new intolerable attacks targeting israel and jews on the occasion of day in berlin regretted by. their country today is an annual event marked globally and unites those who dispute israel's claim to jerusalem also known as cunts in arabic. on the other side of the street those who support israel it looked like the perfect occasion to sporty could pass with pride on not at least 85 percent haven't even

wore. a keeper unnoticed and i have seen the final nobody here because. you know yesterday the people who were there they are not very literate don't forget it was shot by after all his controversial statements we caught up with mr klein with my statement i want to start in on this if a is about the situation we have in germany that is a very good provoke symbol for that because many people in germany and in your opening that the key part something exotic or not are not in the area but i would say i'm here to show our solidarity. we could do is going to be intimidated but why and it worked though the attention was mixed for me it's like what i said it's like a disneyland show i don't need you and you would too where we keep our that i do know that you are with me you know i am not wearing a cross that you would think that i'm with you i with you if you need be or if you

are friends and i don't show it i don't need it it's in my heart long as the skin says it's easy to show your solidarity on a single location when you know you are protected by the police but that is not enough i mean it's nice but it's not more if i'm doing good one day for an hour it's a show off or it's a nice so off we also talk to the head of germany's real friendship association not to a protestant he agreed with it's a matter of solidarity which is it is not just for show it is a sign of your religion it's the same sorry. for instance a solution. is it covers your head and should so whoever wants to keep or should do it days after the germany wears keep our event it's still unclear whether jews should wear it keep our if it's safe everywhere all the time just like the official said perhaps the idea was not to get an answer but simply raise

a question great russian r.t. reporting from the early. new side the daily beast his name done showing him the man it claims was behind a video that mocks u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi making her look drunk. but i tell this to the room when he came in and made that statement that he walked in and i tell this to the room when he came in and made that statement then he walked out and i went looking for the russian troll behind the drunk palosi viral video hoax turns out he's an eye tenor and forklift operator from the bronx who's been secretly running hard right news outlets across social media for years also not russian. however the man in question denies making all posting the video of the daily beast has come under fire for outing him. the previously anonymous labor of the

daily beast maliciously exposed as punishment for having bad politics denies he even committed the thought crime of making the pelosi mocking video insisting he just posted it who cares his politics are wrong ruin his life when journalists engage in docs enough everyone whose politics they dislike is a good for democracy daily beast editorial meeting whatever it citizen can we docs to ruin their life because they lean conservative well there is this guy who drives a forklift during the day and makes means a night and liberal media outlets where they do have some form when it comes to outing people on the right of the political spectrum gillum open explains. it was not a vast foreign conspiracy to undermine nancy pelosi is reputation after all it was just a guy from the bronx and the fact that mainstream media gave this so much attention just one person with video and software tricking people i'm seeing

a lot of people on twitter saying you already are responsible for outing him 1st of all i think he out of them so you know by attaching his name to several fake news sites that then push the video wait a 2nd doesn't c.n.n. have a bit of a record when it comes to outing the sources of memes and putting them in modern day stocks the video shared by president trump was apparently 1st posted by a rigid user who goes by this online name c.n.n. is not publishing house. name because he's a private citizen who has issued an extensive statement of an apology showed his remorse in addition he said he statements could serve as an example to all of us not to do the same c.n.n. reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change it sounds a little bit like a mafia shakedown we sure hate for something to happen to you if you make the wrong move and who can forget c.n.n. i tracked down trump supporter those were russians not russians i don't go with the russian that on me was russian i have nothing to do with the russians they were

going fairly you tell you now yes these investigators are quite proud of themselves for tracking down average americans who engage in cyber activism and distort facts however you would think they'd be a little more outraged when actual news organizations do this kind of thing right like when a local seattle news station distorted footage of president trump or like want to statement from president trump was taken out of context to give the impression that he was calling all immigrants animals these are people. your animals in reality he was pretty obviously referring only to the members of criminal gangs at this point mainstream media is not going after its colleagues who engage in biased reporting or distort. instead it's got its eyes on average americans who make the wrong move online what we're seeing this is not journalism these are hit pieces these are people who have taken it personally they're not a part of

a journalistic desire to find the truth through investigative talk to people to have multiple sources that oh no no no this is about going after people who may dare to be either supportive of trump may be considered raises drawer or whatever it is it's become personal it's become lynch mobs it's become inciting a white anybody out there this is for you alas it if you think it's funny if you want to put up some mean that dare now i mean mcgann's trump please we will help you we will promote it we will read tweet you all day long. and contact group and the lima group comprised of latin american countries and canned calling on the international community to be more active in restoring democracy to crisis group venezuela both groups voiced their support for the country's opposition leader one going back in january he proclaimed himself venezuela's interim president and since then he's led failed to terms to oust nicolas maduro

from power why the situation needs to be a businesswoman when you reach the regional impact of the crisis requires the region and the international community to a more active role in supporting a prompt return to democracy in venezuela. is one of the 1st countries to throw its support behind us now announce that it's temporarily shutting down its embassy in caracas but it's not easily for trying to reports canada has been trying to overthrow the venezuelan government for at least 5 years. so canada's embassy in caracas is shutting its doors for some time because the government there is denying canadian diplomats the required accreditation and here's how the person in charge of foreign affairs in canada puts it as venezuela slides deeper into dictatorship and as venezuelans continue to suffer at the hands of the illegitimate majeure

regime the regime has taken steps to limit the ability of foreign embassies to function in venezuela but secretly those advocating for the restoration of democracy in venezuela so for the officials and the media in canada the story is more than clear bad guy i'm a duro is at it again doing whatever he wants in the country like it says plaything taking yet another shot a democracy question that anyone would bother to look into the reasons why canadian diplomats are showing the red card in caracas this was canada's previous ambassador to the latin american country ben rosewell although he wasn't even officially accepted by the door government either anyway mr rose well once rally took up the job of sorting out human rights issues and men as well we established quite a significant internet presence inside venezuela so that we could then indeed each

tens of thousands of venezuelan citizens in a conversation on human rights we became one of the most vocal embassies and speaking out in human rights issues and encouraging venezuelans to speak out well that's probably a great thing to do though when you think about it if mr rove's role was a russian ambassador and as well o. or elsewhere he'd be destroyed by the western media as a meddling agent but we're talking about canadian diplomats write their embassy came up with a special human rights prize an award which only ended up being given to doro haters say officials in caracas in front of a. the likes of the wife of the old holdall lopez the man who's been pulling the strings of venezuela's opposition for years and allegedly backed an anti-government coup caracas even suspected canada's embassy of being used as a covert channel to bring in agents with an alleged mission to stir up on rest.

of us here there are reports of members of an internationally known intelligence agency being brought into venezuela through canada's diplomatic mission it is estimated that in the past 3 months some 30 agents specialized in destabilizing activities entered venezuela this way back to former ambassador rose will have a look at what kind of message he brought home for lawmakers they are united in their insistence for change they support their democratically leaders democratically elected leaders in the national assembly. stability will only return to venezuela once it has a government whose legitimacy is accepted by its citizens but that manner of advice what else do you expect from ottawa but to spearhead the and tom adore effort as part of the lima group are you still surprised some canadian diplomats are not welcome in caracas. i was staying with us this evening on international don't forget you can always find more stuff or stories that we are covering if you head

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