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her in the evening right here in moscow this wednesday november the 13th welcome to our 2 international. we begin in brazil where the bric summit is under way this where the international group represents over 3000000000 people worldwide to develop economic and political cooperation indian prime minister narendra modi chinese president xi jinping already in the country with a look at what lies ahead. for us. this year. brix group

which is an acronym made of the 1st letters of its 5 member states brazil russia india china and south africa gather for 11th time and for some real is serious stuff. and impressive set of goals for an ambitious international group and the brics members have already voiced their big expectations under the strategic guidance of the leaders of the 5 countries the brics corporation has become increasingly cohesive with its influence constantly on the rise has served as both a stabilizing in international turbulence and was example of

a new type of international relations and it seems its influence is even more of this at the time off decline for so many others of such kind take the asia pacific economic cooperation for example the international summit that was set in chile where presidents don't trump and see jumping we're expecting to sign a trade deal. the apec summit was suddenly cancelled because of unrest that has taxed the country's security forces. this has been a very difficult decision a decision that causes also a lot of pain because we fully understand the importance of a pic and the c o p for chile and for the world but on this we have based the decision on a wise principle of common since when a for the has problems he always has to prioritise his family over other options just as a president or as has to put his own compact troops ahead of any other consideration and the thing is despite big plans no one set a new location or

a date next their association of southeast asian nations or as young and it is far feeling well either donald trump ignored the important meeting for a 2nd straight year and told leaders skipped annual summit with the united states with a majority opting to send their respective foreign ministers instead even the all powerful g 7 lately has been unable to agree on much at all the latest summit couldn't have an issue had joint communiqué and the united nations it urgently needs money badly it's so bad that this crater is in new york's u.n. skyscraper is now saved and the heating and air conditioning systems in its new york and geneva had orders are wrongly being started up to a limited extent with winter approaching many countries have not yet paid their membership fees and few seem to care the organization is facing a c.v. year financial crisis to be more specific as severe liquidity crisis the

question is simple. we don't cash the budgets cannot be properly implemented of course it would be unfair to say that bricks is all the idea we searched all through the city of brasilia where the summit takes place here and found no official batter all member states flags or anything some even fear that the countries openly american leaning foreign policy but the new president mr both are not a brought here breaks is no longer a month brazil's priorities he's meeting with putin on wednesday the 2nd since brazil's later took office will shed some light on how close these theories are to reality and will also answer the question of whether brics is weaning west for a bigger role in global decision making. from brazil. well before gas even started to arrive on the bric summit early on whedon's the

morning the venice while an embassy in brasilia was stormed by supporters of venice wheeler's opposition leader one quite oh have attempted to as president nicolas maduro earlier in the year reports say a number of confrontations took place outside the diplomatic compound between prob why protesters on the embassies personnel military police were called in to intervene and aspect to note brazil recognizes why joe of the legitimate president of venice we have is appointed representative in brazil confirmed the incident saying employees of the embassy had opened the doors to a lot of protesters inside however officials for president maduro denali that stuff was had switched the legion's or favored the demonstrators have described the incident and invasion they have also called on the brazilian government to ensure diplomatic protection.

fears of big brother watching your every move for once confined to works of fiction but no privacy concerns are being raised again with a federal inquiry opened in the u.s. over google's latest efforts to collect data that tech giant sees it's been harvesting personal information on the health of millions of americans and sending it to a medical care provider your chart t.'s double quarter. it wasn't too long ago that a person who thought he was being watched all the time might have been written off as a bit delusional but nowadays he'd be living in reality take google it's been secretly working with one of the world's largest health care non-profits to gather tens of millions of americans medical records the newly revealed initiative is called project nightingale and google claims there's no fell play to be clear under this arrangement ascensions data cannot be used any other purpose than for providing the

services refer in under the agreement and patient data cannot and will not be combined with any google consumer data google says the project is just helping health care organizations improve the experience they provide but the company's going about its business without any of these people's consent what's even more unsettling is that it's completely legal a lot of tribulations and laws would need refreshing if you like to call it refreshing because of amount of data collected in different ways we are surrounded by more and more devices every day so a lot for laws and regulations needs to be revisited when it comes to companies snooping around their users information google is far from the only one i phone users don't know their app activity is being sent to advertisers by default that doesn't exactly seem to correspond with apple's slogan.

you can of course opt out but apple says you'll see the same amount of ads and they just won't be as interesting but what about cambridge analytic 50000000 facebook profiles had their information harvested by means of a seemingly harmless app with special permission from facebook they had. apps on facebook that were given special permission to harvest data not from just the person who uses the opera joins the but also it would then go into their entire friend network and pull out all of the friends data as well and that's just the tip of the iceberg right now thousands of apps are accessing the data of millions of facebook profiles instagram is using people's personal information for basically anything it wants the list goes on and on maybe those crazy people were

right after all. moving no the turkish president is heading to the white house this wednesday for talks with donald trump it's his 1st official visit to washington since 2017 while the relations between the 2 countries are historic low time berta one has expressed hope they'll be able to overcome some of their differences despite the. relations we agree with trauma the problems will be resolved and our relations improved. let's just go a little bit further into there are a number of factors behind the unprecedented strain on relations between the u.s. and turkey right among them rizzo fence of against washington's kurdish allies in northeastern syria while american lawmakers have also called for a sanctions against their nato ally over turkey's this isn't to purchase the s 400 missile system from russia or washington correspondent kill up. the presidents of

turkey and the united states now to call this meeting highly anticipated would be an understatement especially as the 2 countries are going through a rocky patch syria the kurds relations with russia the arms trade you name it. when the united states began supporting the kurdish fighters against i still that was a turning point the usa has long maintained that it can be friends with both turkey and the kurdish forces that on current considers to be terrorists and turkey as you know is a nato ally or trigger clearly important nato ally turkey just give me your surance that you are not going to be bullied by turkey your present in order want to throw in the syrian kurds under the bus. and there's no administration tension to any large yellow objects whatsoever thank you now it's always been a tough choice and the latest blow came last month when trump unexpectedly pulled

u.s. forces out of northern syria at that point turkey launched a deadly offensive against the kurdish militias in the area the condemnation and threats from washington only adding fuel to the fire turkey put us all in a very terrible situation turkey with regard the alliance is heading in the wrong direction i've got sanctions against turkey that i will enter duce next tuesday these are sanctions from hill we need swift and bipartisan action to repair the damage caused by the decision to allow the turkey to attack our chief partner in the fight against isis terrorists it seems now the countries have agreed to a permanent cease fire in syria but let's be honest it's still a highly volatile situation. and there's a major side plot here turkey is in the process of buying the russian made s. $400.00 anti aircraft missile system instead of the u.s. patriot system and no surprise washington is up in arms turkey's purchase of the s

400 is inconsistent with its commitments to nato and will have detrimental impact on turkish in or operability with the alliance the united states has actually threatened to sanction turkey and remove them from the f. $35.00 fighter jet program of which and carr is a member. and the problems don't end there u.s. senators have called out trump for his turkish policy and called on him to cancel the meeting with president arawak president guns decision to invade northern syria has a disastrous consequences for u.s. national security has led to deep divisions in the nato alliance and caused a humanitarian crisis on the ground given the situation we believe that now is a particularly inappropriate song for president obama to visit the united states and we urge you to rescind this invitation quite a lead up to a crucial meeting now with all these problems to solve the 2 countries are

remaining optimistic and trump and there are one are playing up the idea and the fact that they are still friends but whether the meeting is a success or failure a vital follow up is already on the calendar a phone call has been scheduled between turkish president iran and russian president vladimir putin kaleb oppen r.t. new york. we've been getting reaction to this including from former u.s. diplomat jim just troops who believes it's going to be a problem if washington attempts to control cruise this issue. berky's going to continue to keep a foot in both 'd camps certainly being in nato gives turkey some leverage with the united states a with the european countries on the other hand being able to talk to the iranians talk to the russians is also potentially a very valuable commodity i think the real problem could be for the united states if we overreact to any show of independence by mr on for example his wanting to

purchase the f. 400 missile instead of perching the american patriot system which frankly i think we pushed him into by placing conditions on that i think that really reflects more of the inflexibility of washington then turkey somehow being lost to what to america and while the turkish president visits america unkrich continues to send former fighters back to their countries of origin. take a look at this one all of them reportedly u.s. nationalistic in no man's land between greece and turkey this is him trying we believe to get back into turkey after a greek border guards turned him away president at all and commented on the case saying that the fates of the fighters who gets stuck doesn't concern turkey. well i think reply to send 1500 such fighters home but some european countries are resisting the idea quite strongly to we discuss the policy with a political analyst from the t.r.t.

world news show. europe pledge the $6000000000.00 euros to turkey in 2016 as part of the migrant deal which it only paid $3000000000.00 of those euros while turkey spent $40000000000.00 out of its own pocket these people are not turkish they're european and they deserve to go home and they deserve to face justice in their home countries they didn't commit crimes in turkey they're not turkish citizens they committed crimes in syria they're european citizens so where in this equation is it turkey's job to try these people or hold these people turkey's not a hotel like the turkish interior ministry said and it's not a landfill to hold europe's garbage syria and iraq have capital punishment many of the countries where these isis fighters are held the e.u. the e.u. is against capital punishment by leaving these people stateless and stripping their nationality what is that supposed to do wash the hands of the e.u.'s hands and say ok that's it we have no responsibility these people lived in europe 2030 years they

were radicalized here they went there but we stripped them of that we stripped them of their national wrist nationality so it's not our problem no these people are going to be put to death some of them in syria and iraq so what your needs to do is repatriate them 1st in the name of human rights. just want to bring you briefly to italy where the city of venice has been hit by its worst flooding in over half a century reports say 2 people have died. ok please be aware of disturbing images ahead after the break we show you a grim scene and hear from the family all the palestinian man shot dead by israeli soldiers in the west bank on monday you're watching martin.

thank. you. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. or specter of socialism 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall social and is now remarkably popular what explains this how to explain why so many successful even privileged people look to socialism to solve social problems maybe it's because liberalism itself is failing. what i suggest is a call the reverse hunger games. are randomly pick 10 to 15 billionaires every year

and everything that 0 and pour some out there and make it into the world of commerce and see if they can build it up into this risk back into the american capital system once you have a certain amount of money there's no more risk you're just clipping coupons for vanity and you have no stake in the game whatsoever. like in minutes past the hour welcome back described as on the brink of a brick authorities in hong kong now been attempting to get a grip on the increasing violence there after shopping malls university campuses metro stations as well where once again targeted by protesters. i.

believe all democracy demonstrators were heavily armed with molotov cocktails joplin's and in one case a chainsaw as they clash with police while in group of mass rioters took control of a university after pushing authorities off the campus a spokesperson for the police there said the choose the random indiscriminate violence against innocent people brought the city to be verge of collapse protesters are responding to an excessive use of force by police. shocking images have emerged of israeli soldiers fatally wounding a palestinian man in the west bank on monday the 22 year old omar badawi was allegedly shot in the chest during protests of a refugee camp near the city of hebron a warning you may find the video we're about to show you. i did not. want.

when we spoke to the victim's mother who was adamant her son was not posing a threat to the idea of. because in that it would happen. but it's the hope. so. and then maybe secure maces should be dealt with in law. you. can release humanity imagine that as a. well many. of israeli defense forces say about their soldiers being attacked by rioters some of whom were carrying petrol bombs it is unclear though whether omar been involved in the demonstrations which were marking 15 years since the death of the palestinian leader yasser arafat's the idea of saying it is investigating but always killing a local camera shared with us what he say's but. he was clearly unknown

he left his house wearing slippers a group of soldiers in front of him or fired directly out and they could see he was on and holding a towel he wasn't threat to them at all open fire and then didn't try to help the distance between them and no money was very short so they just lead to death and prevented other people from getting close and help and then later on when his relatives and also journalists tried to help the soldiers fired live rounds and tear gas at us. the b.b.c. has been criticized for showing clips of prime minister boris johnson while reporting on this year's remembrance sunday service the corporation has apologized but many people suspect this was deliberate.

so the news 6. and then the prime minister on behalf of a man says government. this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. i saw this on facebook b.b.c. accidentally news is wrong when the forest visits a flood. this morning on b.b.c. breakfast we showed footage of winston churchill it implied it was actually boris johnson this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. what is more insulting b.b.c. saying it was a production error or expecting the public to believe that it was not

a manipulation of the truth to protect the prime minister which is poppy reeves gaffe. made a mistaken off piece last night we wrongly used to cripple jeremy called in responding to this year's spring budgets. why 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall is socialism increasingly bucky in vogue once more it seems crosstalk gets to grips with odds and moment. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or

rejected. so when you want to be president and you. will somehow want to be rich. but you like to be close it's like them before 3 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first signal. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth . is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to chill

. so very for a while right. my great grandfather's quote. nobody would care about the law or prison so you'd have wallace those should have. a terrible life between now and the. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered peter lavelle deal

or or specter of socialism 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall socialism is now remarkably popular what explains this how to explain why so many successful and even privileged people with the socialism to solve social problems maybe it's because liberalism itself is failing. talking millennial socialism i'm joined by my guests are in new york he's an economist and writer as well as a senior research fellow at the american institute for economic research his research focuses on policy and technology in baltimore we have thomas de lorenzo he's a professor of economics at loyola university maryland in baltimore as well as a senior fellow at the mieses institute his latest book is the problem with socialism and in monterey we cross to david henderson he is an emeritus professor of economics with the naval postgraduate school in monterey as well as

a research fellow with the hoover institution at stanford university he is author of the joy of freedom in economists honestly are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate thomas let me go to you 1st in baltimore i don't i don't really think on this program we need to speak about the failings of socialism i think we're all on the same page on that here my point in this program is here no i don't want to waste time on that because i it's obvious ok historically. it's on its face here but thomas what is the attraction then why do we have so many millennia and so many people attracted to this idea that so many of them have no historical knowledge of whatsoever go ahead thomas in baltimore. it was mostly because people like david henderson and myself have been snuffed out of the academic world there are still 100 journalists classical liberals in american academe but we're outnumbered by hundreds of thousands of others and the young people are taught what economists call the nirvana fallacy they pose socialism as some sort of utopian ideal and compare that

to the real world and of course the real world always comes up short when you compare it to utopia and that's basically the methodology that's used in the thievin used widely in the economics profession with all the theories of so-called market failure and so even if you take economics you don't really get well grounded in how markets work and the importance of private property and private enterprise in most economics departments and in my opinion i think that you have a problem and i would like and so there are fewer and fewer of us ok david in monterey you want to jump in go ahead david yeah i would like to add that i grew with i'm just. i think it's more tens of thousands to a few 100. but also also it's even worse than that in a sense is a lot of the things that government intervention causes a lot of the problems are attributed to careful are attributed to free markets and that's a real problem so if for example we've got high housing costs in california that's

totally do it's a government preventing people from building more houses and yet somehow that's a knock on capital is not some mark in free markets and a lot of young people remember stand that were with the understanding ok to understand more economics from people who understood it spent you know maxie but you get this message not only is there a growing popularity of socialism as people understand it which i will still continue to say they don't really understand here but why is do we get this mantra that capitalism is failed people it seems very real to them and i would attribute to it at least one reason is this whole culture of entitlement everyone's in. something now and they look to the state and that's what they want the state more to do for them and then title meant is is the path to a to serfdom i think that that is a historical record as well what is this critique of capitalism where does it come from go ahead max yeah i think there's 2 fallacies here and the 1st one is that.