if de gea group should. try to move the. story. here scramble to deal with a rocket surgeon coronavirus cases with spain becoming the latest nation to bring impose law measures all governments elsewhere also the restrictions i had of the flu. also this hour german regions involved in the north through to gas pipeline project rejected mounting calls to scrap locals in one port town that threatened with u.s. sanctions over the russian energy links strike oh. i don't find it very nice that

they're trying to tell us what to do with you it's really shameless to read the united states is trying to manipulate german law some european interests so that their interests come out on top. and donald trump lashes out at what he left wing propaganda in the us universities claiming courses looking up racial all they are fanning riots and mayhem on the streets of america our guest debate whether that's really. all idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is give people of color an excuse to try to not drive this idea of colorblind list. races. international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turn to walk up to the program. you can. has admitted that

a 2nd coronavirus wave is now inevitable and appears to be hinting that a 2nd national lockdown could be on its way in one form or another well elsewhere on the continent countries are seeing record infection rates spain currently the worst affected country in europe will be real posing a partial lockdown in madrid starting on monday that announcement was met with protests in the city on friday with hundreds demanding the resignation of the regional chiefs artist's alley looks at how european countries are trying to cope ahead of the flu season. the old health organizations latest coronavirus claims make for grim reading it reports that weekly cases of course europe an hour higher than during the pandemic speak this of them occasional however should serve as a rake up call for all of us. old dog these numbers reflect more competence if this thing it also shows a lot of ingrates oftens mission across the region european center for disease prevention and control agrees that while more testing played

a part in these higher figures it's not the only reason why link reach testing contributes to better awareness of all ongoing transmission it is not the only reason for the increase of covert $1000.00 cases which is also linked to the relaxation of physical distancing and other preventive measures while the united nations mall the prospects of reintroducing tough new measures here in the u.k. localised restrictions have been put in place in different regions of the country meaning more than 10000000 brits are now effectively in a new form of lock down the north east of england is the latest restriction we. residents should not socialise with other people outside their own households will support double. hospitality food and drink or be restricted to table service only and late night restrictions of operating hours will be introduced so leisure and taman venues must close between 10 pm and 5 am how we can tell our system is a joke. to get tested everything the government spy could do inside much but it did

mean that you know everyone's under strain right now because of the crisis but there should be more support and within the communities because a lot of people really are struggling i love that carnaval to come out of their houses to get test prep money switching to government you need to be well organized and do need to provide more that's the census would have done it was taken up the economy was the going to use it in pumping up and down while the u.k. government has spent the last couple of months focusing on more localized measures reports of consistently been looking at a nationwide law could be reinforced once more british health secretary hadn't done anything to back away those rumors the last line of defense is full national action and i don't want to see that but we will do whatever is necessary to keep people safe in a very difficult pandemic across the channel france has broken its own record for cases in one day with over 10 and a half 1000 rights up in a single 24 hour period and the country's prime minister has been criticized in

some quarters for suggesting that everyone would just have to learn to live with the virus he's also now being sued by covert survivors and relatives of the victims for the way the government handled the crisis which is striking since his arrival is that there is no strategy whatsoever in fighting the pandemic this country is being managed not governed. meanwhile in spain another european country devastated in the 1st wave lockdowns are on their way back in madrid the world health organization has said that different nations can have different approaches depending on their own unique circumstances but one thing must remain consistent and that's the quarantine period lasting 14 days knowing the immense individual and societal impact even a slight reduction in the link of current time can have and given the figures i have just mentioned the concept of current time must be protected continuously adapted clarified and bill communicated we doat any ambiguity to the people

a month ago the prospect of 2nd lockdown seemed only a remote possibility but today it's looking like a question of when and not if countries bring them back shattering already suffering businesses and inflicting more social and economic pain on people already worn down by restrictions on their lives sally r.t. london. the ball russian opposition leader has called on the world to stand up for democracy so long as you can ask i was addressing a human rights session at the united nations which was debating the ongoing crisis in the country art is my goal to have has this from misc. top of the hour headlines on front page articles she's the subject of resolutions in the face of a revolution she is related to her not scare currently the world's most popular leader without any actual power she even gets invited to address the united

nations the situation in barrow's demands immediate international attention peaceful protesters have been illegally detained beaten and trade some of the protests have been found dead she may have lost the election she may have fled bellerose she may have said that she's had enough of politics and that she will run again but she can still be president if you pretend that she is once the term of office for the incumbent authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko expires on the 5th of november parliament will no longer recognize him as the president of the country unsurprisingly the winner of belorussians contested election president who has a problem with that you see he has a point what's happening is remarkably similar to events in venezuela where the west decided to name one by do as president a man who knew and voted for a man who has absolutely no power or control over venezuela

a puppet president. the next faces began intense political financial and diplomatic pressure from outside neighboring countries refusing to recognize the election results and just like we saw in venezuela they found a better russian glider and declared president. but there is a difference people actually voted for to many many people she's completely unqualified to run a country she's mealies standing in for her husband who's in jail her words she's also said that she won't run again yet still people take her name on election day. but whether it was a vote for her or a vote against lucas shango is up for debate. i supported to north korea i like the fact that it wasn't. i voted against him. it wasn't a protest vote i voted for an alternative to not skies it had goal was to win and

hold new fair elections with all the candidates that appeals to me. i want to be able to express our opinion and the people to be listen to the kind of guy or not we need to change something it can't go on like this we are tired. there's been a market turnabout and what she says now that she's in the care of poland lithuania where in the past she called in everyone to keep their noses out of her country have been in my eyes the summer was now i understand that the most important thing is the independence of belarus it is the constant they cannot be lost in any circumstances. now she is calling for all but intervention this cause and the brutality of the extensive force used by the regime is in clear violation of all international norms and the universal declaration of human rights that doses of the declaration means that the bureau's has taken an obligation toward international

community to observe and respect human dignity and basic human rights this also means that international community has a right to really get in strongest hands when they said litigation is not being met russia has already address the inconsistency. you've got to have already spoken about the situation in which the atlantic an oscar finds herself in several times it's obvious to me that these are not her own words cannot make statements that of course pose a huge number of questions she said that she's concerned about russia and belarus having close relations the other day she called on the security forces to stand. this is a direct invitation to betray an oath and in turn betray your own country the remarkable case of one by do who by the way is now being abandoned even by the venezuelan opposition has demonstrated a huge flaw in recognizing a president based on who you like most rather than who's in power and that flagrant

flaw is that new matter how hard you pretend that they are a president doesn't make them a president doesn't give them any more legitimacy or power or authority and in the curious case of svetlana. it remains to be seen whether this time it will be any different. journalist and broadcaster neil clark believes the west is manipulating to one off scare for its own interests which in this film before haven't we but in venezuela of course when they the west the us and western powers tried through that proxies to topple the government. and when that it looked for a while that might succeed when it didn't they then turned to plan b. which was to anoint the so-called opposition leader the legitimate leader of that country he'd advocation we could actually call this process so that's what's happened this week i think it's part of the strategy to deal it atomize look at

franco by saying that the opposition an opposition leader is the president course it's illegal but it's a new step they're hoping that will follow on from this is that more countries will recognize her as the legitimate leader 'd of belarus the arrogance of this is absolute straw we could imagine if you look at franco said say 2017 what we had a very close election in britain though i don't recognize the reason mate as the prime minister of britain are i recognize dr recording that the election eve really what it could you imagine the outcry to that this is what the west is doing in belarus. calls have been mounting for germany to ditch the nord stream to gas pipeline project in response to the case of onyx in a ronnie earle and claims it has evidence the russian opposition figure head was poisoned with a no we choked nerve agent moscow strongly denies it was involved adding it can't investigate further without berlin's test results of key german regions in the meantime have come to the defense of the energy project the bloodline is

economically necessary force but it's also necessary that we stay together with the russian it's a project that plays a decisive role in the framework of altered energy and climate policy and therefore we've come to the conclusion that we want to carry on with it and to those that advocate closer ties with russia. i say that the poisoning of an exchange. with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. the word stream 2 is a pipeline project that's set to pump russian gas to germany and then on to other european countries of the baltic sea when completed it will be 1200 kilometers in length and it's around 90 percent completed already it will double the amount of gas flowing from russia to germany construction began in $28.00 team but has been halted a number of times with the u.s. and some eastern european countries a lodging their objections washington slammed sanctions on the project last year

claiming it risks european energy security. an example the german port town of the us news has found itself threatened with crushing sanctions by american senators will call the has been playing a key role in supporting the pipelining fleet involved in nordstrom to construction but the town's mayor and residents remain defiant in the face of u.s. pressure. she calls them can sell so getting gas from russia and i don't find it very nice that they're trying to tell us what to do here. the project mintz a lot for the town it is a big thing it created a lot of jobs for locals and the town became a little more significant thanks to it and i want to say very clearly that it's really seamless the way the united states is trying to manipulate german loss and european interests so that they're all interests come out on top of those. parliament member martin those are bilious these severing of economic ties with russia would prohibit really detrimental to eastern germany. but it is

a big problem and i think. it also loved the line of the german government well and . the existence of the people in east germany because anybody that tries are stronger russia and the south frankly they're include active and i think the central should listen listen more to that. i think it's are all the way and especially for the people in east germany in this region it will be more bitter effect than for west germany. still ahead donald trump has academics and his sights accusing them of radicalizing a left wing protester is a debate on that and more and the 2nd half of the program.

the world is driven by the dreamers shaped by the one percent of those great. dares thinks. we here to ask. democracy is juventus mystically known internationally seen efforts by international can as asians and governments to promote democracy in countries like iraq afghanistan see how difficult it is oh absolutely it has to be reduced to mystically because otherwise international actors need to be in the country 24 seventh's to make a sustainable so any country in the world that's built

a sustainable democracy has booted to mystically the sometimes of its national health but domestically. welcome back telecom claims the recent violence seen on the streets of america is being driven by university courses looking at racial inequality adding that these are indoctrinating students in hard left ideas critical race theory. the 1619 project and the crusade against american history as toxic propaganda the left wing writing in may. the direct result of decades of leftwing indoctrination in our schools. the subjects mentioned by trump are rooted in socialist thinking and examine societies through the lens of race law and power proponents say it's about righting the wrongs of the past are guesstimated whether

that's the case or not. we do want people to be judged by the content of their character but this idea of colorblind list is inherently racist i'm a black man and that is what people are going to see in this society 1st and foremost so i don't want to be judged just because i am black and this whole idea of critical race theory the only thing that it does is it gives people of color an excuse to try to not try hard and when we have things like affirmative action and they talk about white privilege when there's 15000000 white people living in america right now below the poverty line that's almost double the 8000000 black people that are living below the poverty line so you go talk to the old white people about their white privilege and cerys this country was stolen from indigenous people through brutal land theft and genocide from a lens of white supremacy and it was built off of the backs of stolen people from africa including forced rape and to come to tea of african women to create more

property for a white man nothing that happened you know what anthony is referring to that happened hundreds of years ago is not applicable today we have a constitution that applies to a couple eyes to every man woman and child today it regardless of sex race creed religion jaffrey body is protected with the same rights under the constitution in fact people of color get special deference because of programs like affirmative action listen you're going to pass and and i'm a hispanic american and i don't have these issues and i don't believe that i'm being that i need to fight for liberation and i'm a free man can you tell me which amendment gives black granite indigenous people special treatment in the constitution if you're going to reference this document back it up with facts otherwise there's been a lot of things even trump has done it trump putting but i'm not for hannity zones so predominately black and hispanic neighborhoods get special tax breaks to the middle of the country doesn't get it you know we don't you don't know what's going on and you're misrepresenting history and you have to endure you're living in the

past you're literally living in the past anthony. i have no problem with people who are actually trained and skilled in racism to train people in being in races because we know there is no such thing as not resist you're either racist or you're in she raises people who say that all lives matter are racist and try to pull one group above the other that's the def in the definition the appeared to me of what racism actually is. to other stories from around the world in brief hundreds gathered in washington d.c. on friday night to mourn the passing of judge ruth bader ginsburg r.p.g. as she was known it was the oldest sitting judge and the only the 2nd woman to be nominated to the united states supreme court she was 87 years old. at least 2 people were killed and 14 injured in a mass shooting at a party in rochester new york early on saturday the police have cordoned off the area saying no suspects have been arrested and that it's unclear whether or not

there were multiple shooters. hundreds of people have taken to the streets of bangkok for a 2 day pro-democracy rally sins are calling for the prime minister to resign and for reforms to the kingdom's wealthy and powerful monarchy to be put in place. russia is demanding immediate answers from washington after an n.b.c. news report claimed america is providing weapons to ukrainian militants in crimea unnamed u.s. official speak about their country's support of terrorist activities in 3rd countries in this case these talks specifically about russia if that is true we demand that the u.s. side clarify is whether or not washington has directly or indirectly facilitated the s.b. you ukrainian security services in organizing terrorist attacks against the people of crimea my colleague daniel hawkins discussed the story with our correspondent in the trunk oh. the n.b.c. report itself is actually about

a completely different case about allegations that the russians secretly bribed or paid to taliban fighters which killed u.s. troops in afghanistan moscow has firmly denied that anything like it is possible so the n.b.c. report cites a number of u.s. military officials and sources as well some of them are saying that there is no solid proof of that others are confident about the theory and this brings us to the part that really caught the attention of russian officials because down at the bottom of the read one of these sources is mentioning u.s. military aid for ukrainian fighters in crimea none the less current and former u.s. officials have said many cia officers and analysts came to believe a bounty program existed because clued in that the russians viewed it as a proportional response to the u.s. arming of ukrainian units fighting russian forces in crimea the source said though

these allegations are still quote mccue still trying to piece piece of the puzzle together here but we do know the u.s. has been supporting ukrainian military quite openly have a wall tell you what ever since the conflict in southeast ukraine broke out to ukraine has been heavily reliant on u.s. military aid and i'll tell you what the latest batch of that equipment that's part of the u.s. support which is worth $60000000.00 u.s. dollars and the one that included javelin anti-tank missiles was sent in june but this was just the latest in the serious of shipments and these shipments were also preceded by non lethal military aid all of this intended for the ukrainian forces that are fighting pro russian forces in eastern ukraine the procure of forces in that donbass region they comprise. eyes of proper ukrainian troops which

is the army and also nationalist battalions but when it comes to climbing there is no military activity there the whole principle is under control of the russian army how whatever infiltrators with ukrainian passports had previously been caught there by russian security forces for planning terrorist attacks so in this case some u.s. support for ukraine to fight the russians in crimea that's a completely different story and that's a real cause for concern in moscow so what about these allegations that russia actually offered bounties to taliban fighters who killed american troops in afghanistan well then going back to these claims about some kind of bribes by some kind of russian secret agents for taliban fighters they 1st surfaced in the new york times back in june but even the n.b.c. article that i began with starts with the words of the head of the u.s.

central command who says that he doesn't have any solid proof to back this up for now and if we talk about the russian officials again they were firmly confident that this couldn't be the case at all previously the russian foreign ministry surrogate said that russia would never stoop so low as to engage in such dirty tactics but we were accused of relations with the taliban of inducing them to carry out special operations against american troops for financial rewards. for its own interests and beliefs i think it's beneath the dignity to suspect that russia could be behind such things by the way the pentagon had to deny these allegations because there was nothing to back them up in the taliban also said it was completely folds . greek authorities have begun housing thousands of migrants and they need tent city on the island of lesbos and after the morea camp they had been in was

destroyed in a suspected arson attack by residents themselves earlier this month. 70 police officers and protective suits were dispatched to the island many migrants have been living on the street since the fire and a number have been refusing to read the real house and the tent camp riot police trying to round up and escort them to the new facility the greek government believes the fire is a sign that secure close units are the only safe option. but the use of force is showing the need to immediately close the discipline to open reception centers for refugees and migrants integrate closed controlled centers which will provide humane living conditions double fencing secu and francis surveillance systems and far as

safety. amaury a migrant camp was the largest refugee center and europe however it was severely overcrowded and witness a covert outbreak analysts we spoke to believe the situation highlights the failures of europe's migration policies. i think mr pitt denies it is the total 'd failure of europe's management of massive migration how many years have we been speaking about problems links to massive migration in europe over a 1000000 in my case switching to just germany a 2050 what are they doing today are they working are the integrated the speaking german the european union is not talking about that or not i'm not even talking about it in france spain other countries we're immigration is just a massive problem it's there is no policy managed by the european union and this can occur migrants or jews or burning down their own facilities just shows how bad treatment of this whole situation is by the european union what is this european union so we tell people from all over africa that they could come over and we can't even pay for facilities to greet them this just doesn't make sense it's not the 1st

time that somalia there until then was completely down to the ground and by than 16 of 80 they mean many many times where we had fire incidents and actually 7 people died during fire season in mali at all or so died there from i speak because they were trying to paint a huge incite a tense so as long as you have the sake of the nation needs t.v. all the clothing may have to remind maybe that's good percenter was always going to have a credit so i the time of the 5 year deal is 13000 people are staying in their innocence or that those men fall 2800 we had as many as 20000 people in the something so obviously this has been the main rescan nothing has been done by the authorities to prevent that from happening again being meaning to then south you know demonstrations and stench and say plays a very violent place and who is understandable because of the living conditions because of the way people are basically in displaced. that's been our run up on the

day's top news for this hour as always thanks for tuning in. joined me everything on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you that. i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know the economy is

a man made structure try to scott engineers financial engineers economic engineers thinkers. philosophers they feel that over time what happens when the foundation of operates what happens where they structure collapses what happens when the stimulation goes away let's find out from stacy herbert well max you know there was some art a few years ago when we used to be able to meet in person at that art festival i think it was in miami we had some banana on the wall well you might say our balance sheet is looking like that but now meet republic budget deficit hits record 3 trillion dollars as us spends 100 percent more than it earns unfortunately due to helicopter money it is not unlikely that the exploding deficit will ever shrink again until the monetary system is over.