really there for because i don't think you greetings and sally more than 11000000 infected and close 225-0000 are dead from the covert. 19 pandemic here in the united states of america . globally, the number sit at a roughly 55000000 cases and over 1300000 souls lost as we enter into the final month of 2021 of the most brutally tragic bizarre and pivotal years. so far here in the early 21st century. but thankfully,

it appears that help may finally finally be on the way as not one, but 22. big pharma conglomerates have recently announced that not one but 2. potential vaccinations against covert 19 are in the works. on nov 9th, the pharmaceutical giant pfizer in conjunction with its german partner, bio and tak, announced a new vaccine with about a 90 percent success rate against the virus. then just 7 days later on monday, november the 16th, modernity announced to the world a coronavirus back scene that was 94 percent effective in preventing covert 19 infections. these announcements have left many experts, health care professionals, and big pharma executives like pfizer board member, dr. scott gottlieb, exclaiming to cable news host and talking heads worldwide that quote, the combination of the fact that a lot of the population will have already had coded combined with the fact that will be vaccinating the public with

a highly effective vaccine. we could effectively end end of this pandemic in 2021 with our technology. but while ending covert nineteen's reign is without a doubt the best way possible for us to kick off 2021. that doesn't mean there isn't any controversy and whispers of conspiracies surrounding these vaccines and their potential implementation. for example, just days after pfizer's big announcement, common dreams, journalist, julie conley, reports that mass purchases of the vaccine by the world's richest countries have left more than 85 per cent of the global population, namely the world's poorest. without any way to access this vaccination, then there is also the civil liberty issues being brought up surrounding the disbursement of the vaccine and the potential orwellian monitoring of its recipients. like the c.d.c.'s be safe program for essential workers that involves smartphone monitoring, a potential vaccination side effects,

or mit's recent development of a new way of transmitting a patient's vaccine history. by get this storing the data in a pattern of dye, invisible to the naked eye. that the that is delivered under the skin at the same time as the vaccine. creepy. yes. but may be necessary. let the debate begin as we start watching the hawks in the city streets there. so you see that as this release state says, grace suggests least systemic dissent says so which is so when the killed or the watching the ox, i am tired and i'm sick. and joining us today to discuss the controversy

surrounding the potential vaccinations and their implementation is legal, media analyst, lion-el of leno media. always a pleasure, sir. how are you doing today? just fine. thank you. so a lot of, well, no one will argue that a safe and effective vaccine against covert 19 is a bad thing. there are many, however, that feel that there are way, way, way, way too many unanswered questions surrounding a potential vaccination program. what are some of those major unanswered questions and some of the degrees of critic that we're not seeing these days around this vaccination? well, to my friends of truth, i will tell you this much. this is not an anti vaccine or address. i'm not talking about the efficacy of vaccines or anything. i'm talking about something which you alluded to. mit has announced that when the vaccine is going to be given to you. there is a device used called in my crew needle, which will deliver

a quantum dot guy and little nano crystal, a little little molecule of sugar that will provide on your person. the ability for individuals with an application to a smartphone, to read by virtue of this invisible but yet iridescent pulse message vaccine information. now the purpose for this, my friends is for those countries that are unable to deal with the pay burner and record and being able to, to keep track of vaccines. this will allow health officials or anybody to walk up with a, with a cell phone or sometimes smartphone with this application and just scan to see when you have been vaccinated and it supposedly is good for 5 years. now, do i have to give you the implications of what this means without going full conspiracy theory?

a term which means nothing. let me explain. they are going to mark you. mark you like cattle. we have never been marked. we've never been tagged to. does this sound familiar? mark, ted, to serialize? i don't want to go full god, one on you here and you know, make it work. but nobody is even considering this when i'm talking about carry something in your wallet that says i have a driver's license. already been talking about something on your passport. we're not even talking about something that you carry on a smartphone. we're talking about something on your body that is going to be there and i'm going to also read this, my dear friends. i wouldn't suggest that any government is not going to be on the level, but do what i really know what's going to be there for ever and my submitted by. so am i going to be in on star for the rest of my life?

and i'm going to be trackable, i don't know, because nobody's asking any questions. people are asking questions is leaving these vaccinations entirely in the hands of big pharma who as we all know from the recent opioid epidemic, almost always puts profits over people. going to create a vaccination gap between the rich and the poor around the world. yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes and, but here's their argument. unfortunately, big pharma is the only body don't evil who can do big things to make big solutions for big problems. and it's always the way that is always so we can get to that because here is the thing that i wanted. and so appreciative of shows like this, i want to spend time taking all of the issues and talking about nobody's asking anybody to critically think critical thinking has gone the way of, i guess, the spin tune or the dodo bird. nobody's asking this,

and i'm not suggesting that we should not have a vaccine. but i want people to understand that. is this going to be something that can be hoarded? and also i haven't even gone into that testing efficacies. i'm sure you've known to the great work that bobby kennedy, jr and others have done many been talking about that. but i also don't want to go biblical because i'm not a difficult scholar by any stretch of the imagination, but i have heard mark of the beast my entire life, and i was never sure what that meant. but we are now again serializing, you're going to be walking around with this now, and you know, my friends, now ticketmaster and others are saying, if you want to go to a concert, you're going to be able to have to have something on your ticket that allows a stand to see, and that's one thing to scan your ticket to see when you receive the test or not. but what if you were in the scare and china, they've been doing this in terms of public transportation. let me ask you my

friends, the following. we haven't even gotten into the fact of whether these should be mandatory. i'm not even going that many we're talking about, but you could one day be precluded from entrance into, let's say, a counter to a store, a drug store employment, unemployment being public transportation subways. if you are scanned and your quantum died does not register correctly and we haven't even talked about come up malfunction or even allergic reactions. so this just slipped a slip of the radar, so to speak. but here's the thing, this article that amount since last year. this is going around, this is not they, they hide this in plain sight. i'm not super. a researcher here, i just look at this. and this is the known forever. and again, the reason for this is to is to help those people who have couple with,

with paperwork is called on to person medical records. what i think, i think the idea, nobody is even. yeah about the other. the idea, i think, and you bring up a lot of great point because i think the idea of like, you know, when you're using something like this in a, in a part of the world where there isn't a lot of good infrastructure, there is a lot of good record keeping it could be helpful. however, if you make it part of the national, you know, as you say, branding of getting handing out these vaccines, then it can create some areas where you have to question that. because look, we all know human beings, governments don't have a good history when it comes to putting, you know, tattoos on people as anyone, promoted war 2 and tell you, you know, so i mean, and yet, and these are questions that we have to ask as a society and have to ask, are we ready for this or are there other ways of there are better ways of doing this. you're one of those people who is always out there asking the right questions at the right time and maybe even the wrong time. but thank you so much as always, we're coming on line up. always a pleasure having you on sir. thank. while u.s.,

president, donald trump continues to try and create a constant nutritional crisis in order to hold on to his presidency and keep his creditors at bay. other nations around the world are going through their own election crisis, like the south american nation of peru, which is legitimately plunged into constitutional chaos. after that country's interim president manuel moreno called it quits this past week and he stepped down following a priest class police crackdown that killed 2 protesters and injured dozens of others. are to use alex mahela bridge as the story. after less than a week in office interim president said, well maybe you know, a step down and i want to make it known to the entire nation that i present my revokable resignation as president of the republic i call for peace and unity of all peruvians. protests which have been going on for months,

you heights when meeting or came to power last week, after and peach in his popular predecessor. this car is accused of bribery and mismanaging the country's response to the coronavirus. he pulled one of the world's longest and strictest lock downs in mid march, a move many say devastated the nation's economy. well, the death toll continued to surge. as for the interim president manuel merino, he has stated that congress acted within the law in making it chief of state. however, protesters say the move by legislators was nothing less than a parliamentary coupe. i am protesting against the institution that allowed merino to assume the presidency. he is not our president ravine authorities harshly clamped down on protesters who opposed the government's actions. accusations of police brutality during rallies are widespread, and there are reports that 40 people have gone missing since the latest round of demonstrations began. the violent actions of security forces spurred,

prominent peruvians and government and the business community to demand that marino step down. the politician did just that after a day of unrest in which 2 young protesters were killed and half of his cabinet resigned and facing or maybe no, no please. mr. medina cannot stay one more minute in the government palace after what he has done to the peruvian people. i urge congress of the republic that today we fix this constitutional crisis is a move that, while peruvians cheered the decision on the street, that these leaders are preparing for what comes next. congress called an emergency session on sunday to find a replacement for many of you. this is the worst political crisis for the nation in 2 decades. and some analysts say the situation has put peru's fragile democracy into a precarious position. parliamentary and presidential elections are scheduled for april and hopes are the newly selected interim president can hold things together until then for watching the hawks from alex my high level and in fact earlier today,

peru announced that the country would choose french francisco as the next caretaker president's agusta as the country's 3rd president in a week hopes are that he can help end this crisis as it continues. all right, my friends, it's time for us to go to break for remember, you can also start watching the hawks, which are on the man through the brand new portable t.v. app which is available on all platforms. coming up, we delve into the accusations of rape and violence that has emerged at one of the biggest universities in the unite state, southern gothic stay, true to the watcher. please please please, please. please play world is

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thanks me to the movement that swept america as women came forward, forcing industries to hold man accountable for their sexual assault and harassment isn't done yet. the movement made headlines, bringing down some of america's most famous faces. like bill o'reilly. matt lauer and of course the poster child of me to harvey weinstein. but for every famous face that got dismissed, many more still lurk and pray from powerful positions. and i don't just mean hollywood a little politicians. college athletes are also hiding their sexual misconduct in plain sight. case in point, louisiana state university. ellis, you has had more than a few complaints filed against their prize running back derrius guys. in early spring 2016, a member of the ellis you diving team, told her coach in the athletic department administrator that guice raped her friend

after she passed out at a party. in april 2017, a 2nd rape allegation against guys emerged. there are safeguards that are supposed to be in place to protect against campus sexual violence. but that's not what's happening in ellis, you at all. in every case, university leaders either didn't believe the women chose not to investigate or didn't even bother to call the police. so guys just kept running, running the football scoring points for l.a.s.u. and running from accountability of the sexual abuse allegations against him. a usa today investigation found that things are a lot more grim at ellis, you and not just limited to guyse. a pattern of ignoring complaints, denying the rights of victims and woefully leaving them in danger is the norm for the university. in fact, at least 7 ls, you officials knew wide receiver drake davis was physically abusing his girlfriend, a female fellow student athlete. and they did nothing in

a separate situation of return a member. sexually assaulted 2 women but was not removed from classes he shared with one of the victims. and it's not just athletes that are getting a free pass usa today found 3 cases where sexual so perpetrators were not suspended or expelled. and these student athletes at all. joining us now, some pakis, devastating usa investigation and more is author and legal analyst adrian lawrence . welcome agent. thanks for having me. well, adrian, you've written a book on sexual harassment, the workplace, you lecture on it and have spoken out many times about campus sexual abuse in the era of need to why do you think campus sexual abuse? like what we've seen it eludes you. is that being taken seriously? unfortunately, sexual abuse, sexual violence against women in particular, isn't something that individual stakes seriously. even post need to, as we saw today, was largely about morphed into focusing on very wealthy prominent white women and

experience since that they had with one particular individual or a series of individuals. yet when it comes to society at large and the world in which we need to live at is just a common occurrence of every day. actually getting some kind of action to be taken on your behalf is very difficult, especially when our society does not make it a focused and sexual violence. you know, one of the many important questions here is what liability is there for universities that just sweep sexual abuse under the rug. i mean that schools like, you know us, you are so much money is made from having a top football team. do you think that that element contributes to the reaction to the running backs case of him just giving away scot free every time? unfortunately i do think that definitely plays a role in part because it's not individual brings considerable power to the table even if it's just by virtue of their athletic skills. the fact is that they generate money for this school. and also when you kind of with that alongside the

fact that our society is not focused on eliminating sexual violence, crime, double whammy, and it largely be falls young women who are attending these institutions and ask for what eles new possibly has to luhansk before really that strength administration came in with betsy to boss and her kind of carving out title 9. was that in terms of ensuring that you have that federal law that prohibited sex discrimination in education. and the parameters that were set up largely by the obama administration and what they called the dear colleague memo and a lot of percussion or caution that i am different around matters in terms of how we interact with and handle media choose. and these kind of circumstances and unfortunately a lot of those have been rolled back and major and it's not just athletes that are taking advantage of women on campuses. how do you think rape culture plays into campus? sexual assault culture is definitely

a problem. as we've seen recently with the movements we've seen on our society, especially those that are far right extremist, and we see them being based upon it's kind of very toxic masculinity. we have in cells proud waynes. all of these individuals coming together that are essentially invested in subjugating women. and now particularly young people, those that are on their way into college are unfortunately indoctrinated by that. because we can't write the association me and we need gents, they see the pride in that and they want to be a part of it. so they bring that with and to a college culture. and when you do not have any kind of precautions in place and also a student ministration, that is ensuring that it's taking sexual violence seriously. all you're going to continue to have is victimizing without any kind of accountability. you mentioned earlier, title in the trumpet, ministration, member brooks, who divorces, department of education kind of point the loose with campus sexual assault and the

rules around it and how people can comply against a common issues and sexual assault are under reporting. you know, the victim and perpetrator relationships and lax policy of force within the schools . you know, what can be done at a federal government level to end campuses, sexual salt and within the university itself there needs to be a crackdown. there needs to be more investigation. and also helping is the issue. and what we've seen with alice mueller is that the department of education under the obama administration had launched a sex discrimination investigation into the school back on august 26th. i mean by it, unfortunately, that investigation was dropped. i missed the trump administration and july 28th inning, and they big claim that that was because the individuals didn't want to cooperate anymore. but the reality is that for 3 years standing investigation that individual had probably graduated college at that point in time. because if you do not seek to

render justice in any event fashion, conducting these investigations in an expedient fashion, to make sure that you get the information you need and come to a conclusion. then you're just. 6 essentially, no people are going to want to contribute any more they want to move on with their lives. so actually having that investment where you have investigations and that there are penalties that can go a long way in terms of stopping this sexual violence, rape culture that is going on in these college campuses. and agent. is there anything that can be done in terms of empowering the women? because oftentimes we talk about, you know, what we want to see happen to the guys in the perpetrators. but there are still women who are battered and bruised and go through their lives, carrying on the trauma of having this happen to them, regardless of what ends up happening to the perpetrators themselves. what is your or what one of you talked about at some of your sessions and some of your writings around what young women can do to help you know, move forward after something like this is tragically happened to them. everybody's journey is different and individual and you need to band and they have to do what

works for them. whether it's speaking out or seeking counseling, but definitely knowing your option and being cognizant of the side effects and how it can impact your life. and being aware of that and thinking that the poor thing back can go the distance. but i think the main goal is to focus on individuals or the rain birds as they are the problem. it's not the women and the owners should not on them to fix the situation. or could the group do more when other vets, one of the biggest problems we see in, you know, the male side of culture is that we're not, you know, that men are not stepping forward to police themselves at a rate that needs to happen in order for movements like me to and moving beyond what we saw happen to you and i want to say thank you so much for coming on today and educating our audience. pleasure having you on and keep up the great work out there. thank you so much. i think that's the real truth of his,

of men have to start stepping up and really policing this if we're going to see this because it comes from a lot of these cases come from men to begin with. no, you're absolutely correct. i think that's one of the failures of you know, just being tossed to wealthy white women. the other, the other side of it is that men have to learn how to, to how to showcase the character of what it means to be a man outside of sexual prowess. and we're still a long way from seeing that happen. and men have to be able to assert a certain level of example for other young men about how they are to treat women and hold each other accountable. if you see something that you don't like that you know was sexual harassment, you've got to step up and grab a hold of your boys and say, star. this is wrong and teach them you know and hold them accountable. already everybody that is our show for you to remember in this world, we are not told that we are loved. so i tell you all, i love you and i love me. so keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night. everybody.

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