this hour's headlines story twitterer permanently. trump accusing him of inciting violence follows a similar move by facebook raising questions over free speech and the power big take. what they're doing is they're going out and expressing a message that it's ok to go ahead and send sort of speech if you do not agree with the problem is that trying to address these people and i did that too much on the. party here is from roger stone a former adviser to donald trump and one of the president's closest allies and he thinks that crush done by social media giants is pushing the u.s.

into dangerous territory. for the 1st time in the history of our country we have the censorship all mass communication. indonesians passenger jet is believed to have crushed into a big jump in the sea with 62 people on board including 7 children contact was lost during a flight from jakarta so boarding. broadcasting live from the russian capital every hour of the day this is artsy from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome our top story. twitter has reimposed its ban on president trump this time making it permanent the social networking service cited big quote risk of further incitement of violence on till now donald trump

used twitter as his primary means of communicating with the public he had 88000000 followers since taking office he's tweeted over 24000 times his record is 200 tweets and retreats in a single day but twitter and facebook have now decided he must be silenced on their platforms. of reports censorship is now under the purview of tech jobs and their billionaire owners who now get to decide bad in the president of the united states and get to decide who talks about what and how they talk about it we are living in all wells 19 eighty-four free speech no longer exists in america it died with big and what's left is only there for a chosen few this is absolute insanity to it it may ban me for this but i'm willing to accept the fate your decision to permanently banned president trump is a serious mistake the ayatollah's can tweet trump can't says

a lot about the people who run twitter san incent people not to mention the president of the us is what happens in china not our country this was seemingly a coordinated effort across platforms. of all cards dischord twitched with the book instagram snap chat they've they've all removed trump and you know this is this is something that many had been calling for for years many on the left especially you know they wanted trump's voice silence they saw it as destructive they sort of even mullard but it had never come to that because this is after all the president of the united states you'd think. certain amount of respect is jew but now that he's gone an awful lot of people are very happy now is the time for silicon valley companies to stop enabling this monstrous behavior and go then further than they have already by patently banning this man from their platforms

and put in place policies to prevent a technology from being used by the nation's leaders to fuel insurrection donald trump spent years demagoguing lying spreading hate and propagating conspiracies and sweeter and divorce inciting violence social media companies have allowed this vile content to fester for too long and need to do much more but banning him is a good start there's no underestimating the impact the significance and symbolism of what happened on capitol hill these tech jobs and their billionaire owners decided to interpret trump's words and tweets as calling for these these protesters to storm capitol hill he didn't he didn't call he called for a march and then he condemned what happened this isn't something that can be a race this isn't something that can be forgotten this is a president it has now happened this is the united states we're talking about

a country which is made a business of exporting. regime change revolution democracy worldwide and now this has happened in their own country. these censorship is entirely selective it is it is targeting conservatives. and republicans and very few others so far but you know if they if they can get away with targeting them what's to stop them from doing for others that they don't like they obviously feel that donald trump towards the end of his presidency that

you know there's nothing he can fight back with and they're just it's just letting it out it wasn't the f.b.i. the cia were tasked with securing america wasn't the pentagon which defends america that decided that donald trump must be removed it was billionaires it was tech billionaires who now see it within their power to ban the president of the united states from from from their platforms. reckons the evil are to earlier spoke with long time republican strategist and trump ally roger stone he was convicted of lying to congress and of witness tampering in 2019 but was pardoned by president trump last year stone ses the suppression of conservative voices has gone too far. for the 1st time in the history of our country we have the censorship of all mass communications whether it is whether is broadcast television network

television whether it is cable whether it is print media or whether it is the internet there is one overwhelming fraudulent narrative being forced on the american people and that created the atmosphere in which a legitimate compelling i would say overwhelming evidence of voter fraud insider manipulation of the vote was dismissed as conspiracy theory people who want to be in silence others that simply means that they cannot win a fact based debate that they're not interested in honest electoral competition or a battle of ideas they have no ideas other than central control and socialism rather than doing away with our constitutional rights and now what we see is an effort to take what happened tragically at the capitol and use it as an excuse to curtail our civil liberties even further this is a dangerous dangerous slope for america when you can watch the full interview with roger stone on r.t. americans eat the press and on long portable t.v.

meanwhile here's a brick done on the us president fund i'm self bound from twitter. well

donald trump isn't the only victim of big tech boycotts former national security advisor michael flynn trial lawyer sidney powell another high profile supporters of the american leader have also been booted off twitter flynn and powell both met with trump at the white house in recent weeks as part of efforts to overturn the presidential election results. joined into bowling the president's former chief strategist steve mexican leader of the door as expressed concern over the power all

the social networks to shut down and censor whoever they want. what happened a few days ago in the united states is a bad sign private companies decide whom to silence and censor this does not bode well and restricts freedom which earlier i chaired the page on this with julio divert editorial director of reactionary times dot com federica been a professor of political science. there is a feline i mean freedom of speech is guaranteed. to be. violence that is a completely different thing what they're doing is they're going ahead and expressing a message to the american people and to a lot of these other silicon valley giant that it's ok to go ahead and send sort of a speech that you don't agree with and that is contrary to the spirit of the 1st amendment in america and contrary to the spirit of free speech the program was such

a media is that they have to comply with the french rules for instance in many european countries hate speech hyland speech you know nancy nancy seem bolds those that are dying out from crime sorry i mean i was going to. when i had you built you're going if you're taking it there and yet i think i'll hear. you one of the one who said that there were nazi symbols with time i didn't the problem is not the election the problem is that trump addressed these people and did them too much on the capital and these intimidation the guy lost with peace and condition there's nothing wrong with marching about what was more on that was not that he's going to write about it and then getting 6 i was not a peaceful process i don't call that preschool process one that you know smashes windows get inside you know what if if that happened on the new york shots that

were fired. that there was the police didn't respond soon enough and strong enough i'm very afraid because i just got the platform go off with you to. new year's eve they actually took the reactionary times facebook channel away and i'm afraid if you extrapolate that to a larger sense are they going to suddenly start or the platforming stations carry people like rush limbaugh. sean hannity all the major conservative talk boyce's in america are they going to be silenced suddenly you know all the rules are changing and they're changing in real time you have a democratic party which is shown a lot of tendencies which lean towards fascism now have absolute power they have the house they have the senate and they have the white house where does it and the moment is really tensed and the problem is and they repeat that trend inside did to hate and violence he says nothing to do with concert but he says you're not you

know only it was a big difference between the way the media treated president barack obama and the way they treated president trump and i think we're already seeing that's going back towards allow labarre go let's see what you are a part of that you know that nobody should look if you say that president trampled was treated differently then then obama you have to give me the facts the numbers i did not ask and were 9 lives have a laughing matter earth you know how do you want to t.v. in the last 4 years how could you say i they were not treated differently even me then and. now the u.s. flying was flown at half mast over the capitol in washington on friday it was in honor of a policeman who was fatally injured during the storming of the building he's the 5th person to have died on the result of the riot a murder investigation is expected to be opened meanwhile a new footage has been released showing a police officer being crushed by a door protesters tried to push their way into the building a warning you may find the video disturbing. i.

think i. in the video goes on to show a brutal standoff with police mushing up with boston's both sides can be seen firing pepper spray a dense crowd of protesters is then pushed into the entryway of the capitol building and forced out of the storming of the capitol has drawn international condemnation including from nato in dozens of people have been arrested and could reportedly face up to 20 years in prison. i .

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as 2008 its status. 60 minutes into the program welcome back an indonesian passenger plane is believed to have crushed with least 62 people on board all of them indonesian citizens officials are seeing the boeing 737500 appears to have gone near an island in the java sea it had just taken off from the country's capital jakarta and was heading to the island of borneo are. reports. this is the 1st we have heard from the indonesian officials their transport minister at this point has already confirmed that flights as jay 18 sue is indeed missing and it is believed to have crashed in java sea on saturday now the plane itself was on route to point c.

amec from the capital of indonesia jakarta with 62 people on board that small of them were crew members and 50 passengers of whom 7 were children the we have some details as to how it might have happened the aircraft lost more than 7000 feet off altitude within a single minute before disappearing from their radar and it was up in the air for 4 minutes now earlier posts in social media showed local fishermen with what they claimed to be boards of the missing aircraft now indonesia's transport ministry has already announced that a search and rescue operation and investigation are already underway there are currently at least 7 coast guard vessels in the area performing the operation now flight rate or $24.00 out has indicated that the plane was indeed

a boeing 737500 series down relatives of the passengers are now gathering both arrival and departure airports trying to find out any information they can about their relatives and loved ones. for sure our current condition is total shock we can do is cry we can't believe what happened we came here to the crisis center to find out more and all we can do is cry and accept the situation we've seen the footage we've seen video how people are trying to cling to their phones and. really in the distressed state trying to find out what exactly happened to their religious and friends now indonesia saw an air disaster in these that waters back in october off

2018 just a little over 2 years ago that it was also a domestic flights and it's suffered a crash into the java sea on board were $189.00 passengers while an indonesian aviation expert gave us his insights on the plane's disappearance and sudden descent. altitude loss during the last days of the flight had been very drastic and less than 15 seconds from the altitude of 11000 and speed that increase as shown from the flight radar ok n.k.t. to national investigation board have announced that they also have not received or have not received emergency beacon from the emergency locator transmitter or b l t from on board the plane neither of us got a distress call was made by the pilots or latest variable incident saw was 2811 your crash was also the place nearby the facility where those who were doing this

last but more were more questions will also be asked about maintenance i imagine and also other priest procedures being taken and of course as we as you as we move forward and more of the evidence being taken out how especially that contains data such as the flight data recorder the f.b.i. and also other cockpit voice recorder will eventually in time reveal what actually happened. health officials in the u.s. state of florida are investigating the death of a local doctor who puffs the way 2 weeks after taking the fines or buying on to covert vaccine gregory michael a 56 year old observation from miami received the 1st dose of the job 'd in mid december 3 days later he went to hospital with a skin complaint he was then admitted to intensive care with an acute blood disorder and died of a stroke it's unclear whether the vaccine played any role in his death investigation is ongoing his wife said her husband had no underlying health

problems he was a very healthy 56 year old he was a pro vaccine advocate that is why he killed himself i believe that people should be aware that side effects can happen that it is not good for everyone and in this case destroyed a beautiful life a perfect family and has affected so many people in the community. pfizer has said it is aware of the case and is looking into it but the company said it doesn't believe there is any connection between the doctor's death and the vaccine professor of neurology at the university of vienna dr bob sais that although rare side effects and severe reactions from the pfizer job can't be regard any bechstein is going to have reactions. or certainly severe side effects that we have had but they were very very minor when you have severe side of which is this what you had

if you remember in the divine tick study you had to be people having an affair lack of reaction the more learned study there were people with facial nerve paralysis if you put the numbers all together and look at the facts extremely rare events appear to the number of pete person's been going to obviously be a very sensible and sensitive about this vaccination issue and for sure you need to be analyzed very meticulously heidi or tour of these in the u.s. and by all of us looking at the data. obery has lush talent the e.u. over what it sees and slow efforts in procuring vaccines the country has broken ranks with brussels by entering important to go see a sions with russia china and israel or europe correspondent peter all of our takes up the story. e.u. commission president is on the phone the line is struggling to keep the states in line when it comes to vaccines she's warned the nations not to try and do their own

deals the only framework we are negotiating in is as $27.00 we do this together and nonmember state on this legal binding basis is allowed to negotiate in parallel or to have a contract and parallel the loudest voice unhappy at brussels being in sole charge of vaccine procurement is coming from hungary with prime minister viktor orban saying the current plan could lead to months more of a lock down if we only rely on western vaccines the restrictions will have to be maintained for several more months if we can find a safe and proven vaccine elsewhere we can speed up the process mr obama's that wants budapest to be able to choose its own deals i don't think we have to wait for the vaccine as part of the union we agreed that we'd wait but the process is going so slowly that i think it's time to act and get the vaccine ourselves all the vaccines that have been tried in other countries have to be considered so in

addition to the west we are also negotiating with the israelis the chinese and the russians the e.u. commission says that their plan will provide enough vaccine to cover everyone in the e.u. and then some of the whole portfolio covers $2300000000.00 doses of vaccine so this is more than enough to vaccinate the whole european population ever the euro skeptic in the block the hungarian prime minister also pointed to a fresh she breaks it in britain and the vaccine program there is something to emulate the british instead of letting brussels do its negotiated for themselves and are in a much better position now earlier in the week the e.u. approved the us money fight truth my dear. see the use it will be rolled out on monday across the e.u. alongside the pfizer take sci fi to all of.

brazil is expected to start mass production of russia's sputnik vicodin vaccine as early as next week brazilian firm is to produce up to 8000000 doses a month and is seeking approval for emergency use of the drug so far brazil has not approved any vaccines it comes as kazakstan prepares for a must rule out of sputnik v.-e. starting in february medical advisers there have concluded the russian drug is quote safe highly effective. well so far sputnik the shots are being given in russia argentina in serbia bolivia has approved its emergency use russian developers have also signed contracts to ship that vaccine to india mexico and egypt production is going global to aside from russia brazil hundreds of millions of doses will be produced in india and south korea meanwhile argentina has reported that 99 percent of patients have shown no side effects after receiving the russian

chop we asked molecular on colleges lawrence young apart those bindings. if you look at other studies particularly with the types of virus vectors as in both the birth the astra zeneca also the vaccine in the russian vaccine then you do tend to see you know sometimes up to 3040 percent of people having some slight some slight effects some soreness at the side of injection and perhaps a couple of days of a mild headache a bit of muscle fatigue so one percent is actually of a very good result what we've heard about the russian vaccine is that it's very effective and it's really encouraging that the virus the vector is being distributed around the globe the are in a vaccine it's a very very expensive and what we i think we have a responsibility and it's so good to see that the russian vaccine is being distributed around the globe and i think that should also be the case for these other vaccines we should all do our best particularly rich countries the world to

countries to make sure that the vaccine is getting to every where possible. from me for no cullen will bring you through all the weekend's big developments in just over 30 after some more great programs getting their start here. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy foundation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people.

must obey the orders given by human beings except where such conflict with the 1st law. should be very careful about official intelligence and the point of view see. every one of them shia. conflict on various shots and with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence which. in. time after time see and welcome to going underground the team and i will be back with a brand new season starting on my birthday january the 30th but until then we will

be showing some of your favorite shows from this season going up in this show what will be. to space means the war in capitalism going on the ground speaks to the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson about the past and future of humanity when it comes to conflict coronavirus and conspiracies all the more coming up in today's going underground in the week of u.k. chancellor eastern expending review which seeks to balance the books as u.k. prime minister boris johnson touts the largest military investment since the cold war allegedly an attempt to woo incoming u.s. president elect joe biden the 16000000000 pounds of funding will go towards among other things and you are a if space command so why the countries hit hardest by coronavirus instead focusing on preparing for conflict among the stars joining me now to talk over 1000 in the new cold war space race is the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson neil thanks so much for coming on what a privilege it is before i get to any of that i have to say given that millions of

people have watched your t.v. programs if there are people out there who come from disproportionately socio economically vulnerable groups how on earth can their interest in this does translate to becoming like you not only a communicator but a research or an innovator when it comes to science that's an important question and a lot depends on what kind of what is this system that surrounds you so for example there are many countries where if you spot someone who is otherwise poor but it's like reading math books and physics books and they're right in the street doing that there are many countries where some will say hey we need to provide an opportunity for that person because 2 things are going on 1st it would be good for the person but deep down you know it's better for the system if everybody rises to their potential not only the potential that they can achieve but the potential of their ambitions and without a system to connect those.