russia celebrates the $76.00 verse 3 of the red army's victory over and see germany in the great patriotic war. troops parade on red square float over head memory victory today and our correspondents were there in the heart of the capital experiencing all the action 1st. of all so. much.

so this news hour a recap of the week's big stories including the us government marks world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record media freedom. today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome you were special coverage. the defeat of the 3rd reich exactly $76.00. years ago came out an enormous cost for

the soviet union almost $27000000.00 salvi its citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern front of world war 2 the 4 year conflict with nazi germany is known to russians as the great patriotic war and for the location r.t. has brought to life archive footage of some of the soviet soldiers who made the victory.

of some hours ago russian troops and military vehicles paraded through moscow's red square for the capital the day parade it's the biggest of dozens off processions taking place across russia to celebrate their feature in the teacher. take us through the highlights. day there will be no dignitaries in attendance or the kremlin basically wanted to say that we would like to err on the side of caution so although we're going to have the big guns the. jets the big tanks and all the

different regiments and battalions marching across red square it will be a slightly smaller audience for this year's edition of lot of nutrition flanked by a number of sessions as well who are attending today. this is my. experience.

so the fantastic oh my goodness i think i'm 90 years old playing with my toys all over again absolutely remarkable display of russian aerospace technology here right above rose square. serene. we've come to the final great that's going to be the next stage. of my trail. on the 9th of may and

today is a very powerful day of collective remembrance this country stretching over 11 times out of the $146000006.00 incidents russia comes together as one and it reminds itself of how much it owes those $27000000.00 who died for this hour with few at the same time us being a very showy public national holiday it was also an intense week costs and all of that every single russian will dive into his family archive and his photo album and think of his ancestors and what role they played oh i know for myself on this day more than most i think of my grandmother. houston's 15 years old when she lied about her age and she signed up to fight and she was in the immediate thoughts the independent women's taleo that was the foster all female polish infantry unit in the red army and something unbelievably beautiful about the fact that decades after

she stepped up to say young child really to fight i'm standing here to try to ration slate's quite literally as a symbol of the future that she won for me i would have loved to hear me talk about the millions of heroes like us who were courageous of belief and who saw things that belief so they could know who he is in years have cost much fewer and fewer generations to the light but still to this day we live faced by the most so that inversion goes. no one is forgotten nothing is forgotten. salvi its soldiers stormed girl in a 145 by may 2nd the red flag was raised over the reichstag nazi germany formally capitulated one week later veterans who took part in the operation still a vivid memories of those days though some never saw the german capital again after

the war ended among them so long whose image would become known the world over until today thanks to modern technology was fun movie able to revisit the momentous occasion. org 6. shifted all my ear say over. who had a lot of thought of course that they suddenly were shut downs of the bill you know the show in the national. just so yeah leeana. got some i don't see that enough of a boat i'm sure he ought to cause she says their own co i gotta go inches. in the parchment book bureaus yeah i was really good you look for numbing ambushing

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to skin you see. your skin deep. down inside to. the morsel regiment march honoring veterans of world war 2 is to take place virtually for the 2nd straight year due to the coronavirus pandemic for months relatives have been uploading photos of themselves with their relatives and today only $76.00 the anniversary of the great patriotic war the images will be broadcast on t.v. media screens and all 'd mine platforms it's hoped a pre arranged the rearranged event really can take place on june 24th covert restrictions permitting. so it is sunday may 2021 victory day here in russia the

main parade well as we saw has occurred but our special coverage is continuing with more commemorative events taking place including a huge fireworks display this evening. so what males have tended to do and still do is we tend to we certainly have empathy and all of that but we also tend to do nurture through aggression so we

create things like soccer and football and you know all of the various hundreds of games that involve aggression now women are aggressive and can play those games no doubt very well but when you go back to why they were created those were created for males to nurture other males to aggression and to teach them how to fix to aggression. more of my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these are not accountable and we're just. totally destabilized the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed because we.

come back to our world press freedom to mark this week by u.s. authorities who mainly focused on journalist rights and other countries the united states itself has witnessed more than 400 assaults on journalists over the past year there are also 139 arrests over a 100 cases of reporters equipment being damaged 2021 trucker shows more and more instance every day ortiz eager to tell it takes a closer look now at press freedom in america. if there's one thing entrenched in the d.n.a. of us democracy that would be putting america on the pedestal of righteousness at every given opportunity like here we're seeing every day. the work that journalists are doing around the world in increasingly difficult and challenging conditions nothing is more fundamental to the good functioning of our democracies they

advocate they seek safety they celebrate the u.s. knows how to throw one hell of a party for a truth teller look no further than julian asuncion he's published so many u.s. secrets america's justice department is captivated by the man they just won't take no for an answer if extradited a son will be celebrating his accomplishments like the guantanamo bay files or the iraq war logs for up to 175 years likely in a maximum security prison the ruling in his case leaves open the possibility for the u.s. government to pursue journalists and publishers around the world if their report and noise the washington establishment that is santa remains in prison underlies the grievous threats to unfettered journalese that the serious legislation poses and of course there's no big a custodian of journalists safety than the modern day america it is incumbent on

all of us to counter these threats to a free and independent media including physical risk and arbitrary detention for one saudi journalist physical risk and arbitrary detention escalated into horrible suffering and death in a matter of minutes jamal khashoggi fell out of favor with the saudi royal family and in 2018 was killed inside their consulate in istanbul reports suggest he was tortured before meeting his death beheaded and dismembered. as his killers go to way on private jets the u.s. could not stand idle in the face of such an atrocity that's one reason we announced in response to the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi the shoji bam to help deter threatening behavior against the media i beg your pardon all this. is is a visa restriction policy that doesn't even target the saudi crown prince despite

the cia itself saying he personally ordered the hit we held accountable all the people in that organization but not the crown prince because we have never that i'm aware of when we have an alliance with a country gone to the acting head of state and punished that person and ostracized him and a cherry on top of this towering pile of hypocrisy is this promise of joe biden to show he was in fact murdered and dismembered and i believe in the order of the crown prince and i would make it very clear we were not going to interact more weapons to them we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are the ban is cosmetic. we know or the murder and and the person who did order their murders not going to be elder charitable he remains untouched because washington doesn't want to disrupt that relationship as

politicians love to float amid the smoke of virtue and mirrors of morality but then things come into sharp focus and we see just how little integrity there was left. twitter her suspended a new card that was sharing donald trump's posts a day after it was created it was made by the former president's communications team to promote a statement trump is also blacklisted on instagram and facebook their oversight board apel the barn imposed after the capitol hill riots in january triggered quite a reaction the board found that the 2 posed by mr trump on general of the 6th so really violated fees books community standards and instagram's community going loans given the seriousness of the violations and the gone risk of violence facebook was justified even suspending mr trump's accounts on june or of the 6th

and extend of the suspension on generally the 7 however it was not appropriate for facebook to impose an indefinite suspension what facebook twitter and google have done is a total disgrace and an embarrassment to old country these corrupt social media companies must be a political price and must never again be allowed to destroy and decimate electoral process. well the tech judge install a mr trump violated their incitement to violence policies we discuss the implications of the former team of pleasure our ingenuity. should actually terrify every single american any single citizen in the free world because we're looking at . a private for ration and he was operating as a platform and one day and a publisher the next day they can have have it both ways but apparently they are right now these individuals whether they're the c.e.o. of the company or

a board were representative of of the company itself to make these decisions to silence americans or elected officials and not only becomes. a question of free speech we have a corporation an american corporation that is arguably more important and more powerful than elected representatives. no the term toxic muska lunacy is something we hear more and more but rarely it seems as a challenge to the next worlds apart those stay with us for the.

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more than just financially. off. their. bottom. the welcome to worlds of birth that our success is the longest running battle and human history waged all playgrounds and homes and remission anywhere you can fight humans this conflict has in recent years taken of on a new dimension in the west with one side the males being declared toxic other good

old boys human teeth so bad well to discuss that i'm now doing bad microbrewery and psychotherapist and best selling author mr gordon is so good to talk to you thank you very much for taking the time great to be with you thanks for having me now dot our audience is widely international i think to most people around the world saying that men and women boys and girls are different not that i don't want valuable but simply different and biological and psychological terms this is not controversial at all it is usually considered to be a fact of nature why is it such a polarizing issue in the united states. i think it's primarily because of what we call academic academic feminism is the term that's used and and it's it spreads through i call it the big 3 it spreads from act academe into government into media

and the basic feminist concept that all of us with gray hair bought into you know 50 years ago was the quality but academic feminism has it's take on it it's taking is to have equality you have to destroy males so males are bad you got to get rid of them in order to have equality and that is not a concept i would buy into but it's a very popular concept what it does is it erases male female difference it has to say we don't need males there aren't males get rid of there's no difference and that's how that happens sufficiently that that's a form of equating equality to sameness i mean saying right you know it's easy if we have to say now i have to confess that up until recently i thought that this whole ideal i talked to grasp or anything was just a reach for it and so what i'm going from here i think that the american psychological association has actually declared what i call traditional masculinity

as damaging to life isn't that a way of saying that the last i don't know it's us we heard it wasn't years of human evolution and cultural evolution how dissension we reached a root outcome you're absolutely right what they're trying to do is they're part of this movement and they're and it's just a division of the american psychological association but they the the a.p.a. gave this division the power to write these rules and and of course i and many others said no no that that's that's not going to work. the core concept that i think they're trying to get at is that there are things that men do that are not good right. and we would all agree with that i mean there are things there are things. that are not good right absolutely so they're trying to get rid of those things but their approach is wrong headed and nonscientific because what they're trying to do is say that may.