horses by and by the cia in afghanistan committed. forces by and by the cia in afghanistan and committed atrocities looting summary executions according to a damning report by cuban runs from cities including summary executions according to a report by human rights for. there's really no question that conduct like this violates the law has been you know that. there's really no question that conduct like this violates the laws has been no accountability for this type of conduct and certainly

not for the actual cases we've documented in this new report accountability for this type of conduct and certainly not for the actual cases we've documented in this new report. company in california is accused of starting the devastating. company in california is accused of starting the devastating blow for us now raising 3 parts of the state. for us now raising 3 parts of the state. and israeli soldier who fatally shot a palestinian teenager we send this to just one and israeli soldier who fatally shot a palestinian teenager we send this to just one month of community service we hear from the boy's father. the soldier's community service we hear from the boy's father. the soldiers didn't get the punishment so his colleagues would do the same they would kill. the punishment so his colleagues would do the same they would kill over. as far. as.

that's a joining is 1 am here in the russian capital this is art. that's a joining is what i am here in the russian capital this is art. human rights watch has accused u.s. backed afghan forces of. human rights watch has accused the u.s. backed afghan forces of carrying out summary executions and other atrocities amounting to war crimes carrying out summary executions and other atrocities amounting to war crimes that alleges 14 cases of abuse in the past 2 years and is based on dozens of religious 14 cases of abuse in the past 2 years and is based on dozens of testimonies the cases also include attacks on the families of terrorism

suspects and kidnappers to menes the cases also include attacks on the families of terrorism suspects and kidnappings got more details from the director of human rights watch in washington. things got more details from the director of human rights watch in washington. we understood these forces were unlikely backed by the cia so we began investigating both understood these forces were unlikely backed by the cia so we began investigating both in terms of the structure of these forces investigating how they were funded and supported and in terms of the structure of these forces investigating how they were funded and supported and also taking numerous eyewitness accounts of what happened when these forces and also taking numerous eyewitness accounts of what happened when these forces conducted night raids or other operations and when we took a look at what had been reported we saw clear clear conducted night raids or other operations and when we took a look at what had been reported we saw clearly clearly that we we had suspected

violations of the laws of war international humanitarian law that we we had suspected violations of the laws of war international humanitarian law is clear this sort of conduct to prisoners being executed people killed with their why is clear this sort of conduct to prisoners being executed people killed with their hands tied behind their backs children being shot and i had in the middle of night operation hands tied behind their backs children being shot and i had been in the middle of night operations there's really no question that conduct like this violates the laws of war. i guess the of takes a look at the evidence in the report it's awful there's really no question that conduct like this violates the laws of war. i guess the of takes a look at the evidence in the report. it's awful the testimonies the details this is a compendium of afghan horror the testimonies the details this is a compendium of afghan horror stories is one such incident in the middle of the

night cia stories is one such incident in the middle of the night cia's bored hunt squad surrounds a house inside is this bored hunt squad surrounds a house inside is an afghan family they're scared they're terrified one by one for the afghan family they're scared they're terrified one by one for the crime of caring for one another they're butchered 1st the blue a quantum of caring for one another they're butchered 1st they blew off the door when the father of the family came out of the house they shot him and then as the door when the father of the family came out of the house they shot him and then as the sons came out to check on him they killed him then the woman stops another brother from comes the sons came out to check on him they killed him then the woman stops another brother from coming out and they said please don't kill us and then

he shot an older woman younger going out and they said please don't kill us and then he shot an older woman a younger girl ran to the brother and the short her injuring her then killed the last brother carol ran to the brother and the short her injuring her then killed the last brother they carried out raids for 2 more nights in another instance described by human rights watch it out raids for 2 more nights in another instance described by human rights watch a paramilitary squad allegedly accompanied by americans raid a paramilitary squad allegedly accompanied by americans raid an afghan village they security and start questioning the men among them an afghan village they security and start. questioning the men among them a fellow named. is taken out of his house and interrogated a fellow named. is taken out of his house and interrogated when he returned he

found his 2 brothers his son and nephew when he returned he found his 2 brothers his son and nephew executed gunshots to the eyes and in the mouth they don't leave much of a executed gunshots to the eyes and in the mouth they don't leave much of a face behind in all 6 civilians dead in that raid 3 of them face behind in all 6 civilians dead in that raid 3 of them were university students stories like this just go on and we university students stories like this just go on and on at around midnight the unit destroyed the gates of our compound with a nixon dog. at around midnight the unit destroyed the gates of our compound with an explosive device they killed one of my sons at the back of our home and took the other one with blows of device they killed one of my sons at the back of our home and took the other one with them we are not terrorists the forces accused us of

feeding the taliban but them we are not terrorists the forces accused us of feeding the taliban but the taliban came asking for food if you don't give it to them than is sold you the taliban came asking for food if you don't give it to them then these soldier you these kill or capture missions reached a crescendo back into that these kill or capture missions reached a crescendo back in 2011 then it was primarily american troops carrying out an average as an 11 then it was primarily american troops carrying out an average of 19 raids per night is a nationwide massacre of 19 raids per night is a nationwide massacre became so ugly that even the radically ad seeker became so ugly that even the radically adze taliban afghan government came out

and said enough is enough taliban afghan government came out and said enough is enough i'm american army higher gas one immediate burn of night of your mommy afghan army higher gas one the immediate burn of night operation us house searches and i'm necessary capture of people the mother of an operation us house searches and i'm necessary capture of people the mother version of the us had no choice but to hold and buy a hold the us had no choice but to hold and buy a hold i mean the americans came out and said we'll stop but these guys i mean the i'm. americans came out and said we'll stop but these guys these 100 squads trained armed supported and accompanies these 100 squads trained armed supported and accompanied by the cia they'll keep going and they kept going it by the cia

they'll keep going and they kept going until now. at 11 pm the soldiers came to the house until now. at 11 pm the soldiers came to the house they locked the women in one room they went to him and goose room where he was they looked to the women in one room they went to him and goose room where he was alone and shot him through jan and then they drove the body out to the countries alone and shot him returned and then they drove the body out to the country out there was no resistance some residents were asked to come out of the room there was the out there was no resistance some residents were asked to come out of the room they were staying in that there was some parade and from other family members and taken to other rooms and ways dana that there was some paraded from other family members and taken to other rooms and later saw no one saw who exactly did the shooting but

relatives. no one saw who exactly did the shooting but relatives they were sort in their eyes so the mouth by the way is what langley had that they were sort in their eyes so the mouth by the way is what langley had to say about these reports all those human rights watch did not provide the cia time to study to say about these reports all those human rights watch did not provide the cia time to study the particular allegations in this report without confirming or denying any particular role in government of attic allegations in this report without confirming or denying any particular role in government of afghanistan conservatism operations we can save you some confidence that many if not all of the afghanistan concept. ism operations we can save you some confidence that many if not all of the claims leveled against afghan forces are likely false or exaggerated that is the claims leveled against afghan forces are likely false or exaggerated that is the polite

equivalent of the middle finger they essentially said we didn't look at what your polite equivalent of the middle finger they essentially said we didn't look at what you're accusing the serve and it's probably nonsense to think these people are accusing the serve and it's probably nonsense to think these people were once tasked with winning the hearts and minds of the afghan all but once tasked with winning the hearts and minds of the afghans battling to win hearts and minds in afghanistan battle for hearts fans battling to win hearts and minds in afghanistan battle for hearts and minds in afghanistan battle for the hearts and minds of the afghanistan and minds in afghanistan battle for the hearts and minds of the afghanistan people when the hearts and minds of the local afghans hiring soft diplomacy people when the hearts and minds of the local afghans hiring soft diplomacy in terms of appealing to hearts and minds these killings that in

terms of appealing to hearts and minds these killings that w. describes of the fuel of this war the hate they charge w describes of the fuel of this war the hate they breed they radicalize entire generations if someone and they breed they radicalize entire generations if someone invaded your country terrorize jews your family with nike murder with your country terrorize jews your family with nike murder wades for years wouldn't you feel hate wouldn't you raids for years wouldn't you feel hate wouldn't you want to resist. human rights watch says the both the cia want to resist human rights watch as the both the cia and the afghan government should

consider the consequences of their actions in the region. but the afghan government should consider the consequences of their actions in the region. the primary things we'd like to see are increased transparency and along with back greater accountability and i think great primary things we'd like to see are increased transparency and along with back greater accountability and i say greater we're starting to basically 0 there's been no accountability for this type of conduct and or we're starting at basically 0 there's been no accountability for this type of conduct and certainly not for the actual cases we documented in this new report so that's a start but we do have some suppose it's certainly not for the actual cases we've documented in this new report so that's a start but we do have some specific recommendations about ways that the u.s. in particular and the cia can use there's a recommendations about ways that the u.s. in particular and the cia can use their leverage to try to influence these forces that they support we've documented what are really horrific crime of leverage to try to influence these forces that they support we've documented what are really horrific crimes unfortunately as much as this is an important report this is not

breaking news unfortunately as much as this is an important report this is not breaking news these crimes these sorts of crimes have been documented extensively before but i hope that now the afghan crimes these sorts of crimes have been documented extensively before but i hope that now the afghan government in particular and the u.s. government will really pay attention and see the tremendous harm the government in particular and the u.s. government will really pay attention and see the tremendous harm these activities are inflicting on the afghan people. these activities are inflicting on the afghan people. you know the news huge wildfires continue to rage in volage parts of california. wildfires continue to rage in large parts of california.

authorities are investigating with. authorities are investigating whether a technical folks with the power grid might be to blame for the largest wildfire the company charged technical folks with the power grid might be to blame for the largest wildfire the company in charge of the infrastructure one of the biggest

power firms in the state it's been implementing blackouts to try stop the fate of the infrastructure one of the biggest power firms in the state it's been implementing blackouts to try to stop the fires from spreading that's left millions of people without power and the companies come under criticism spreading that's left millions of people without power and the company's come under criticism before it's killing more than explain its. major life threats isn't before this killing more than explains. major life threatening fires have become a normal situation in california the latest cause thousands in fires have become a normal situation in california the latest caused thousands of people to flee their homes many are pointing to global warming as a potential of people to flee their homes many are pointing to global warming as a potential root cause of the fires however they could be ignoring a much closer to home the root cause of the fires however they could be ignoring a much closer to home factor negligence p.g. and e.

which is a utility company that provides factor negligence p.g. and e. which is a utility company that provides electricity throughout the state has admitted that one of their transmission towers melted electricity throughout the state has admitted that one of their transmission towers malfunctioned near the site where the kinkaid fire began in sonoma county p.g. anemic functions near the site where the kinkaid fire began in sonoma county p.g. and e. maintains that it is not necessarily their towers malfunction that caused the fire and chains that it is not necessarily their towers malfunction that caused the fire and investigators are currently getting to the bottom of that but while we're here let's review and investigators are currently getting to the bottom of that but while we're here let's review p.g. and e. is record. p.g. and e. is record.

p.g. and e.

actually filed for bankruptcy this year after it was forced to pay $11000000000.00 in g.n.a.t. actually filed for bankruptcy this year after it was forced to pay $11000000000.00 in damages however the corporation remains one of the biggest state utilities in kalam damages however the corporation remains one of the biggest state till it is in california despite being linked to so many unnatural disasters furthermore fornia despite being linked to so many unnatural disasters furthermore california is now plagued with blackouts the public is not thrilled about that we had 4 california is now plagued with blackouts the public is not thrilled about that we had several days that we couldn't work that we couldn't access the building only special last several days that we couldn't work that we couldn't access the building only special access because as i said and so because it is. a lance a lot of people feel that you have a lot of people there sooner had access to facilities a lot of the buildings were close like m.l.k.

where people go and study post our business was these a lot of the buildings were close like m.l.k. where people go and study post up our business was was drastically affected there were 3 days in a row few weeks ago and then also this last was drastically affected there were 3 days in a row few weeks ago and then also this last monday i think should be held accountable because they are the only power company in this monday i think should be held accountable because they are the only power co. in this area so they are responsible for that and these company is very ineffective in areas so they are responsible for that and these company is very ineffective in what it does and it keeps. basically making mistake of what it does and it keeps. basically making mistake after after mistake causing fire is itself preventing them and just. after mistake causing fires is sort of preventing them and just.

basically affecting people's life if they're not doing what they say they're supposed to be doing basically affecting people's life if they're not doing what they say they're supposed to be doing then i feel like they're liable for it outrageous coming from the state governor and then i feel like they're liable for it outrage is coming from the state governor there are people there are people people tension you know tentatively of 300 to 301st album and just a mistake continue to make it is until you see this is a. week which means means roughly a full week after the fia from weeks out with their lights out which is which is simply and i just sent him to people i said to bill i'm not goes with the issue greed mismanagement and decades of utility that didn't focus on you goes with the issue greed mismanagement and decades of utility that didn't focus on you and public safety but focused on shareholders but he also received a 200 and public safety but focused on shareholders but he also received 820-8400 dollars contribution from the company at

a time when they were already from $8400.00 contributions from the company at a time where they were already facing a felony investigation that's news that's going to pour more fuel onto facing a felony investigation that's news that's going to pour more fuel onto an already waging california hey look them up and r.t. new york we're already waging california ok look them up and r.t. new york. lawyer representing wildfire survivors mike danko believes that the. lawyer representing wildfire survivors mike danko believes that the state regulators fried the company's hands so now it can do whatever it wants. to us for the company's hands so now it can do whatever it wants. genies responsibility to maintain the equipment and the genies responsibility to maintain the equipment and to keep it safe and when they do is they actually raise the money from keep it safe

and what they do is they actually raise the money from the customers to do that work but instead of doing it they don't have the customers to do that work but instead of doing it they divert the money the reason why p.g. needs file bankruptcy is because it wants to use her the money the reason why p.g.a. need to file bankruptcy is because it wants to use the bankruptcy laws to minimize what it has to pay to the victims the bankruptcy laws to minimize what it has to pay to the victims it's basically malfeasance california we have a regulatory agency it's basically malfeasance california we have a regulatory agency called the public utilities commission and it is their job to call the public utilities commission and it is their job to be the watchdog to oversee what p.g. any is doing but be the watchdog to oversee what p.g.

any is doing but in history has shown that p.g. any relationship in history has shown that p.g. any relationship with the regulator is far far too cozy and there with the regulator is far far too cozy and they're pretty darn ineffective. and this really so darn ineffective. and israeli soldier has been demoted and sentenced to a month of community service of the faith leader has been demoted and sentenced to a month of community service of the for. fatally shooting an unarmed palestinian protester last year the soldier pleaded guilty to this of shooting an unarmed palestinian protester last year and soldier pleaded guilty to disobey his commanders orders and opening fire on the teen teenager who was trying to scale

a burying his commanders orders and opening fire on the teen teenager who was trying to scale a border fence during a riot you may find this footage disturbing it shows the moment the legal defense during a riot you may find this footage disturbing it shows the moment the lead up to include the shooting of the palestinian teenager in july last year he led up to include the shooting of the palestinian teenager in july last year he later died in hospital we spoke to the family in gaza. ated died in hospital we spoke to the family in gaza. yes. no one expects his son to die and i did was. no one expects his son to die and i didn't expect it it was a big shock for our family i wasn't surprised by the sentence and expected it was a big shock for our family i wasn't surprised by the sentence and i feel sad to intentionally kill an innocent child who doesn't carry any weapons and i feel sad

to intentionally kill an innocent child who doesn't carry any weapons and then be sentenced to just one month of community service and not even jail time and then be sentenced to just one month of community service not even jail time but the israelis always kill in cold blood the soldier didn't get a proper punishment so his colleagues always kill in cold blood the soldier didn't get a proper punishment so his colleagues would do the same how they will kill. palestinian activists and supporters will do the same how they will kill. palestinian activists and supporters of expressed outrage at the sentence the co-founder of the electronic intifada news website branded the expressed outrage at the sentence the co-founder of the electronic intifada news website branded the verdict a travesty while the rights group says that israeli security forces operate with a parent employed it a travesty well the rights group says that israeli security forces operate with apparent impunity. the euro mediterranean human rights monitor finds the unity.

the euro mediterranean human rights monitor finds the sentencing to be entirely disproportionate with the criminal act of killing an unarmed child sentencing to be entirely disproportionate with the criminal act of killing an unarmed child protest protest state manner and carried. out of follow the list of of the fallen could eliminate of the maker and 8 noticing that the consequences are negligible and yet knowing that the consequent wins is a negligible and lenient. the israel defense forces told r.t. the soldier was punished for disobey orders not for the israel defense forces told r.t. the soldier was punished for disobey orders not for killing anyone he received 30 days of military labor and demoted to the lowest rank is a low ceiling anyone who received 30 days of military labor and demoted to the lowest rank israel also says the protesters tried to breach the security fence

along the border and in danger israel says the protesters tried to breach the security fence along the border and in danger israeli citizens lives by throwing in century devices the conviction is the 1st of its clearly citizens' lives by throwing in century devices the conviction is the 1st of its kind of this week israel closed 3 probes into the killing of palestinians of billions in kind of this week israel closed 3 probes into the killing of palestinians of billions including 2 children by occupation forces in the west bank in early 28 no blooping 2 children by occupation forces in the west bank in early 28 nobody has been held to account go reaction from a human rights activist from gaza but he has been held to account go reaction from a human rights activist from gaza. don't care about that but a senior victim's. they don't get it either but it's seen on victims and this sort of flick that tradition of system it's politicize. this sort of flick

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a government in front of the international community that the. implementing the role of lol. that the. implementing the role of lol. but of seeding democracy among the community it's faded. after this break you can see among the community it's faded. after this break. leading. believing in weird things by the way is called superstition or magical thinking believing weird things like that is by the way

this is called superstition or magical thinking believing weird things like that is not a bug in the system it's a feature that calms equipped is not a bug in the system it's a feature that calms equipped in the software of our programming to try to connect things in the environment just in the software of our program to try to connect things in the environment just in case there's a real connection. to case there's a real connection. if these banks like j.p. morgan are deutsche you bet. if these banks like j.p. morgan or deutsche bank are unable to settle trades because they don't have the cash to settle the trade and are unable to settle trades because they don't have the cash to settle the trade then when the end of the quarter comes they're going

to have to by law if they if that then when the end of the quarter comes they're going to have to by law if they if there is the rule of law anymore and that's an open question announce that they are insolvent and there is the rule of law anymore and that's an open question announce that they are insolvent and therefore they're going to set off a cascade in a contagion. will be a container for they're going to set off a cascade and a contagion. will be a continuation of the 2008 crisis but much much worse. situation of the 2008 crisis but much much worse. join me every thursday from you. join me every thursday on the alex salmond shool and i'll be speaking to us from the world of olympics sport that's alex salmond shool and i'll be speaking to us from the world of home. pic's small business i'm show business i'll see that. unless i'm show

business i'll see that. japanese film festival inc our psyche has canceled. the japanese film festival inc our psyche has canceled screenings of a documentary dedicated to one of the most sensitive issues in the country's his screams of a documentary dedicated to one of the most sensitive issues in the country's history i'm talking about the so-called comfort women who are considered to be sex slaves cheering the stream talking about the so-called comfort women who are considered to be sex slaves cheering the 2nd world war the film takes a look at the control over the issue and how opinion differs in 2nd world war the

film takes a look at the control over the issue and how opinion differs on what these women really were. they were not sex slaves on what these women really were. they were not sex slaves they were prostitutes. they were prostitutes. although not one i want to know. although not one i want to know how many think. the thought that you and. i want to. know that you are.

the main reason the screenings were council was a lawsuit against. the main reason the screenings were counsel was a lawsuit against the film by some of those interviewed for it they said that they'd not given permission to appear and if the film by some of those interviewed for it they said that they'd not give. permission to appear in a commercial movie after the sponsors of the film festival raise concerns organizers were forced to make commercial movie after the sponsors of the film festival raise concerns organizers were forced to drop it. the 1st of all is organized by mostly volunteer drop it. the 1st of all is organized by mostly volunteers and we made the decision considering safety and management risks given that the festival is 5 years and we made the decision considering safety and management risks given that the festival is financed by taxpayers' money it was unavoidable to have a different judgement from a price enhanced by taxpayers' money it was unavoidable to have a different judgement from a private theatre comfort women are those who were forced to provide sexual

services to treat the theatre comfort women are those who were forced to provide sexual services to japanese soldiers during the 2nd world war at least 200000 women were turned into sex slaves japanese soldiers during the 2nd world war at least 200000 women were turned into sex slaves conditions were tough for them many didn't survive following the war most of the women were conditions were tough for them many didn't survive following the war most of the women were of korean origin which led to a decades long argument between japan and south korea korean origin which led to a decades long argument between japan and south korea it was only in the early ninety's though the japanese government actually acknowledged its involvement and it was only in the early ninety's though the japanese government actually acknowledged its involvement in the exploitation of women the japanese military was directly or in the exploitation of women. the japanese military was directly or indirectly involved in the establishment and management of the comfort stations in

directly involved in the establishment and management of the comfort stations and the transfer of comfort women japan would like to extend since syrup and the transfer of cum for women japan would like to extend sincere apologies and remorse to all those who suffered immeasurable pain and in cure of khalid g.'s and remorse to all those who suffered immeasurable pain and incurable wounds as comfort women. the director of the film. has come for me the director of the film thinks that the cancellation of the screening is not about the lawsuit but because it's a topic the government doesn't want discussed it's a real unfortunate thing because i think that the cancellation of the screening is not about the lawsuit but because it's a topic the government doesn't want discussed. it's a real unfortunate thing because it's a huge knock on freedom of expression in japan. it's

a huge knock on freedom of expression in japan and we have had a situation in recently the. exodus edition that when that was recently censored and seems like another part of that tree censored and seems like another part of that trend and i'm concerned that this might become. something that trends and i'm concerned that this might become. something that continues to happen and so for future films in the future are working continues to happen and so for future films in the future our work may be censored if they don't. may be censored if they don't align with the government's views on certain issues

they use the excuse that line with the government's views on certain issues they use the excuse that they're concerned that people might get hurt or they're concerned that people might get hurt or there are threats if the film is shown by. the film or there are threats if the film is shown but the show the film has actually been shown in 50 theaters in japan and nothing has happened so actually been shown in 50 theaters in japan and nothing has happened so . i think those concerns are unfounded in the ninety's japan. i think those concerns are unfounded in the ninety's japan was apologetic but since then it's basically undermined every single apology and was apologetic but. since then it's basically undermine every single policy that they've given so for instance the biggest one is the congress statement which says that they get in so for instance

the biggest one is the congress statement which says that they will forever angry or remember these women in the they will forever angry or remember these women in the teaching of history and what we found is actually a recent teaching of history and what we found is actually a reast mention of the comfort women pretty much all the textbooks in japan's. mention of the comfort women pretty much all the textbooks in japan's. because front of some global scenes of protest and rationing. because front of some global scenes of protest and rationing. i think. i turned ugly in the streets of the chilean capital some tiago on friday thousands were out calling

for ugly in the streets of the chilean capital some tiago on friday thousands were out calling for a new constitution this massive rest round the country triggered public transport 1st with a constitution this massive rest around the country triggered public transport 1st one. to guess was the plot in hong kong where anti beijing activists like. to guess was the plot in hong kong where anti beijing activists have been wearing masks in defiance of a ban protests in the chinese territory started around 6 months when wearing masks in defiance of a ban protests in the chinese territory started around 6 months ago over a bill on extradition to the mainland which has since been axed to go over a bill on extradition to the mainland which has since been axed. thank god willing students charged at riot police in athens furious that of. flag waving. students charged the riot police in athens furious that officers might be allowed to enter university campuses again the government

a signal that services might be allowed to enter university campuses again the government a signal that its intention to lift the current ban. brazil the president's intention to lift the current ban. brazil the president threatened to revoke a t.v. channels license so people take to the streets in sao paolo and channel up to revoke a t.v. channels license so people take to the streets in sao paolo and channel the report alleging his connection to the murder of an activist protesters want an investigation of the report alleging his connection to the murder of an activist protesters want an investigation thus if an international director of the burbank institute for humanity. expose herself an international director of the burbank institute for humanity. explained this current global trend to protest. critics claim this current global trend to protest. this is.

not only only. wrote 3 stories let's go down 36 but almost certainly saw some western europe you know you don't concur if you think about your best work. even in the 3rd world and think about your best work. even in the 3rd world it's groups are wrong how we're out there. in trying to it's groups are wrong how we're out there. in concrete we feel now. most of the economic the better off least we feel now is a model of economic development that was received as the old stable latin american country. that was received as the old stable latin american country to all its own so i think it's some deep. structural one so i think it's some

deep. protest it's not just that these are. protests it's not just that these are weak we don't have enough global democracy and can we we don't have enough. global democracy and so on and so on it precisely that the. one to one and so on it precisely is that the rock you want to go yama it take a go pull through or yes i'm. the best it could take a go this time the best possible whether it was one of the why you bet i would have to expose you prove what i know what i was going to why you bet out of the market i pick them i am well aware of that in every country run tests where are you

going to try and defend that if i think without a limited range of. them i am well aware of that in every country right there where are you going to try and defend that if i think what element racing in the. heat. of heat the. racing the price of gasoline are going there but it's always like what interests me there you are going there but it's always like what interests me in east the claim that it dissatisfaction in east the claim that it dissatisfaction chambray all the protests today even when the immediate the money all the protests even when the immediate the months we go to the pro se right protests go on we've got

a pro se right protests grow on this level of what is not the level of what is not openly the course the course that they got that process. led that you think that they got the process. that you think. we do not. except just. think we do not. except if the. us court has ruled that a woman can destroy frozen. u.s. court has ruled that a woman can destroy frozen embryos her ex-husband wants to save her lawyers successfully argued the embryos were property and embryos her ex-husband wants to save her lawyers successfully argued the embryos were property not human lives jessica bilbao and timothy goodwin signed an agreement that in killing not human

lives jessica bilbao and timothy goodwin signed an agreement that in case of divorce the embryos would be discarded but when the bow filed for divorce her husband is of divorce the embryos would be discarded but when the bow filed for divorce her husband changed his mind and called for the embryos to be donated to another couple the connecticut supremes changed his mind and called for the embryos to be donated to another couple for the connecticut supreme court gave control of the embryos to bilbao goodwin appeal is arguing the embryos are court gave control of the embryos to bilbao goodwin appeal is arguing the embryos are human lives are we going to err on the some human lives are we going to err on the side of life all the side of death that's the real issue here i have life all the side of death that's the real issue here it is clear that embryos are not treated as a legal person precisely for those concerns it is clear that embryos are not

treated as a legal person precisely for those concerns over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy owns over what that would mean for procreative rights and the rights of privacy and i discussed this sensitive story with a former judge joseph's a kohler and women and i discussed this sensitive story with a former judge joseph's a cola and women's rights advocate reese everson i think they did it the right way because in this particular instance when did barely know when this this couple went to the queen's rights advocate to reese everson. i think they did it the right way because in this particular instance when this family or when these this couple went to the clinic to you know do in vitro fertilization they signed a contract agreeing to limit to you know do in vitro fertilization they signed a contract agreeing to destroy the embryos if they decided to divorce and even when we used to destroy the embryos if they decided to divorce and even when we use the

term pre-embryo and i understand the court used that term it's really semantic gymnastics it's to term pre-embryo and i understand the court used that term it's really semantic gymnastics it's just another designation to try to dehumanize what's human there are thousands and just another designation to try to dehumanizing what's human there are thousands and thousands of these human embryos in these clinics all around the country thousands of these human embryos in these clinics all around the country and people know what to do with them and it seems to me a commonsense approach should be why don't we give the people in a what to do with them and it seems to me a commonsense approach should be why don't we give those children up for adoption to couples who want them let's just give that child to someone who has children up for adoption to couples who want them let's just give that child to someone else let's think about that in the larger scheme of things you're basically telling a mother now let's think about that in the larger scheme of things you're basically

telling a mother i'm going to give your child away and let someone else raise your child frankly i think i'm going to give your child away and let someone else raise your child frankly i think it's offensive to the mother to say i'm going to take the exits are offensive to the mother to say i'm going to take the egg that you 'd created that she wanted to raise and give it to someone else and allow them to raise that you created that she wanted to raise and give it to someone else and allow them to raise a child that you haven't decided to create no. but he's forcing anyone to do anything with a child that you haven't decided to create nobody's forcing anyone to do anything with the end result of what you know my colleague the argument she's the end result of what you know my colleague the argument she's making is it's better to destroy the embryo than allow someone else to raise it a king is it's better to destroy the embryo than allow someone else to raise it it

just seems to me that there's no harm to anyone allowing the father to take it and don't just seems to me that there's no harm to anyone allowing the father to take it and donate it there are federal programs known federal centers that allow couples to coronated there are federal programs known federal centers that allow couples to quote unquote adopt these she would embryos and then use them in implantation and allow the child in court adopt the she would embryos and then use them in implantation and allow the child to grow people have the right to decide and bright on paper how they want their to grow people have the right to decide and write on paper how they want their embryos treated if they divorce and that's the right way to go we cannot straight embryos treated if they divorce and that's the right way to go we cannot stray from their decision at that time if we do we allow these contract to mean that the from their decision at that time if we do we allow

these contract to mean absolutely nothing if we look at this strictly as a contractual matter i think that really legally nothing if we look at this strictly as a contractual matter i think that really leans more toward leans more toward seeing the human embryo is just a piece of property and and i mean smore toward leans more toward seeing the human embryo is just a piece of property and and i just don't agree with that why can't we err on the side of life again this is not a question of where we just don't agree with that why can't we err on the side of life again this is not a question of where there's an egg and a sperm that haven't been combined. they've been combined a human embryo has been 4 there's an egg and a sperm that haven't been combined they've been combined a human embryo has been formed you know human life begins at conception there's conception and then there's pretty warm you know human life begins at conception there's conception and then there's preconception and what the court decided absolutely correct in this case was that your conception and what the court decided

absolutely correct in this case was that these embryos are pre-conception yes you have the sperm and yes you have the egg if these embryos are pre-conception yes you have the sperm and yes you have the egg and yes they have combined to create an embryo i think it's absolutely asinine its troops and yes they have combined to create an embryo i think it's absolutely asinine it strips the right of the what of the woman one woman and the mother mother father or or either by their parents frankly plea to to create you create a child a child that these 2 parents are saying we don't want this child to exist why do we have that these 2 parents are saying we don't want this child to exist why do we have to destroy it what is the public policy in favor of that that's my problem of to destroy it what is the public policy in favor of that that's my problem for existing without international colleagues on a local will be here with updates on our top stories for you in the facts as they

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a clinton impeachment veteran on this edition of politics from a clinton impeached. when veteran on this edition of politics. of politicking on the left. of politicking on larry king former republican lawmaker trent lott served in mold arry king former republican lawmaker trent lott served in moldova leadership roles during his time on capitol hill ranging from the house she will leadership roles during his time on capitol hill ranging from the house judiciary committee during war the gate scandal to senate majority leader committee during war the gate scandal to senate majority

leader during the impeachment trial of bill clinton trent lott joins us during the impeachment trial of bill clinton trent lott joins us for a wide ranging one on one including thoughts on donald trump for a wide ranging one on one including thoughts on donald trump the 2020 campaign and what he learned from his experiences the 2020 campaign and what he learned from his experiences with impeachment proceedings he joins me from washington d.c. with impeachment proceedings he joins me from washington d.c. president trump has called the impeachment inquiry see president trump has called the impeachment inquiry. and a scam vice president pence calls it a disgrace and a scam vice president pence calls it

a disgrace what does trent lott call. well. what is true. and a lot cause. well it concerns me it bothers me having been through it i don't think it's good for the country it concerns me it bothers me having been through it i don't think it's good for the country i worried both during the nixon impeachment proceedings and i worried both during the nixon impeachment proceedings and the clinton process in the senate i did want to do damage to the clinton process in the senate i did want to do damage to the presidency in the pin on the percent loss fast. and i were angered a lot of i worried a lot about that and focused on it then i think we've succeeded in not doing damage but it's that been focused on it then i think we've succeeded in not doing damage

but it's not a good process it's not good for the country more or less it's not a good process it's not good for the country more or less so to further divides us and i would caution the demagogue further divides us and i would caution the democrats in the house be careful what you wrought because if you look back kratz in the house be careful what you wrought because if you look back when the republicans voted to impeach bill clinton in the house when the republicans voted to impeach bill clinton in the house and it came over the senate we had the trial the house and a sort of historic and it came over the senate we had the trial the house and the sort of historic. change lost seats the house republicans also.

change lost seats the house republicans all seats so you know it's you've got to be very careful how you proceed on this the so you know it's you've got to be very careful how you proceed on this the best way if you want to be a president is called an election but also best way if you want to be a president is called an election but also there are good lawyers i'm sure and partisans on both sides of the out there good lawyers i'm sure and partisans on both sides of the hour all that bill like you know there are things here that need to be looked into the question is hide it bill like you know there are things here that need to be looked into the question is how do you do it and what is the in result going to be in terms of you know the country itself it really bothers me is that the congress says no you do it and what is the in result going to be in terms of you know the country itself it really bothers me is that the congress isn't.