the different stories behind the bullets, the, the, the, the top headlines here on our tea, a step forward for diplomacy. the 1st us russia summit of the abiding presidency, sees them agree to return their respective ambassadors to their post. the russian president vladimir putin also add some portion i have no illusion following the meeting, neither old nor new. there can't be any illusions at all. the u. s. president was apparently left somewhat confused by the summit, mixing up his counterpart with his predecessor. i caught part of the prejudices press conference in the region of central italy gives the green light to tourists

who have received russia. sputnik 3 vaccine that's despite the lack of approval so far from the european medicines agency. we spoke to a regional counselor from that we all know school works and therefore it is probably the continuation of the european union policy towards the russian federation. ah, or i just after 5 pm on thursday here at moscow. this is the international affairs . welcome to you. let him approved and had described his summit in geneva with joe biden as constructive and does without hostility. while his us counterpart called it positive, it was the 1st face to face meeting as president sand. last, at approximately 3 and a half hours. the who's

do some assessing here, see the outcomes of the stomach biden. and putin agreed to hold consultations on the strategic stability of nuclear arms control. they also discussed a possible prisoner exchange and they agreed to return their respective ambassadors to that post. now there was unfortunately no breakthrough on the issue of cybersecurity that they did agree to start regular consultations on this rather sensitive issues. now, as far as that goes with stumbling blocks, who isn't in biden, both raised concerns about human rights though in each other's countries. they also failed to come up with any concrete action plan for ukraine. so ortiz murat gas v, if he was at the russian president's media conference after the meeting, have a listen to this report. among the difficult questions that vladimir putin faced, that which joe barton had the good fortune to escape. what questions about the

opposition that we have pointed out the protest, the rest of following the events in capitol hill. they take as much as 25 years in jail. for you 5 years in jail for a political program, the year the job budget said that there's no comparison to use the criminal what a leg saying, the bombing, who was convicted in serving a 2 year sentence for the violation of his early release. so he was convicted by russian court, and vladimir putin here says the american, you are comparing what happened to capitol hill to the treatment of election yvonne and saying there's nothing in common with the nation. you just, you know, by you regarding a non systemic opposition and the citizen you've mentioned this person knew full well that he was violating russian law. and he knew full well that there was a warrant for his arrest. nevertheless,

he came back to russia and he deliberately wanted to be arrested. so he did what he wanted to do. what else can we say hill? one of the things both leaders agreed on is to bar joe buttons was they need to be rules of the road. so that as a rule to how both countries should behave in case they come into this agreement over something with a dispute outside conflict. have to resolve them as civilized part. i would say fred, the thought early, but they need a framework of how to behave. and so that to happen. group countries need to be held equally accountable. they wouldn't do a fun time. she gets away with doing something and the other doesn't feel bad. the phrase, the, who's the slightest on live. and he said, how would the united states feel if it was she'd by the rest of the world as meddling for an election? which much of the world sees the united states as do it. but in this way, that my mother of russia is accused of being predictable. by the way,

how is russia planning to j. vladimir smart, he was going to know that when you should 32, he's given us nearby. you said the whiskey leaves that russian foreign policy is on predictable. well, let me send the park back to you. the u. s. leaving the abm treaty in 2002 with absolutely unpredictable. what were they doing it for that type of mind? the basis of international stability in the area of strategic security then withdrew from the i n f treaty in 2019. there's nothing to label about that. the open sky treaty withdrawal, there's nothing stable about that. and almost nothing left me. thank god, in the field, a strategic stability, mr. by taking a completely adequate decision to prolong the new start treaty for 5 years. if you take the situation with ukraine with crimea, and that's where the song writer was stable about, influencing the qu, they,

when the ex president, the covey agreed to all the demands of the opposition. he was basically ready to abandon power and declare new elections in about 3 months. note all the blood filled with needed, but lead to no consequences, southeast of the country than crimea. and you think it's also predictably 9 or i don't think we just looked at the end of the day. what happened here in geneva? the entire summit was basically a trust building exercise. very few specifics with agreed upon if any. they agreed to talk about many things to work on many things, but ultimately it is a trust exercise. it is about laying a foundation on which russia the united states can rebuild relations. i wouldn't say build on relations because there aren't much left to speak off there. there in taxes. whether it's worth to a button says we'll find out within the year whether we'll see results from, from all the top from all the agreements. for the criticism the both sides had for

each other. but the message is that preliminary, it was successful. there were no russian reporters, jo biden's press conference, but a lot of improvement was alternately bombarded with questions from the international media. they were particularly particularly interested in that of moscow's treatment of the so called russian opposition. did you commit to stopping your crank down against the opposition groups inside russia, led by lexi vomiting, electing of on him? why are young people not allowed to protest in russia? with the but way press core does as i pointed out, they never challenge a u. s. leader from the left. so they'll never ask him about julian his sons. they will only ask about no volney and a this. bloomberg white house reporter jennifer jacobs, boasts on twitter about she heckling putin and fantasizes about bite and smiling at

her, which says everything you need to know about these denial golfers. they're not holding power to account in their own capital. their heckling the designated enemies of america and hoping to get the approval of their president. well, the mentality of these journalists is the mentality of the east coast establishment . and they operate from a place of american exceptionalism and american innocence. they cannot fathom that the u. s. could possibly be literally paying opposition, figures, managing opposition, figures. and so when these reporters were badgering, recruiting about nevada, they were unable to accept his response, which was that we don't want to see something like what you saw on january 6 with a movement of insurrection is at his own post. some briefing of the us leader also felt a bit of pressure at one point, but not from an international correspondent. rather an american reporter. the behavior has not changed. after sitting down for several hours denied any

cyber attack. so how does that help constructing painted behavior, mr. president the the i will change your behavior issues or not just said in the later job, i did apologize for losing his temper. talking to reporters, he said the to president had a voice disagreements without resorting to hyperbole. he also stressed the importance of cooperation between 2 powerful countries. now, aside from letting his temper get, the better of him abide and also made a few trademark asked. i caught part of prejudice trying to

press conference. the tone of the entire meetings i guess was total 4 hours was was what was was good positive. when i'm wondering if there was anything that you emerged from in the discussion that made you think that would take. my son is our defense, our intelligence and our foreign well our from my foreign minister was in for a minister. my secretary state was with me the whole time or the head of a summit. us politicians and media outlets were urging biden to take a tough line. they said that he should show putin, there's a new sheriff in town. they were apparently left rather underwhelmed by the american leaders performance in geneva the

year. but when you lose lety, when the country meeting was very constructive, there wasn't any, any strident action taken views before or many issues or we disagreed. i disagree, stated where it was, where he disagreed, he stated, but i believe both sides have shown a willingness to understand each other, but it was not done. and a hyperbolic atmosphere. i have no illusions following the meeting, and these are old nor new. there can't be any illusions at all. you can define what time you going to where your advisors can tell you. where at the time that's going to be a message. but it, you can't hide v a grimace. you can't hide an expression on your face. you can try some time back when, when putin and donald trump met, that was very interesting in that donald trump was the unseasoned politician. so he was much more fun to read because at that stage was early on in his presidency. he

wasn't. well, not that he became very refined, but he was a lot less refined in that he even became. and you could see a lot more going on there. and a contrast between the 2 pizza who's, who's been around a long time and very sees. and in this regard, you could see the contrast here. both are very, very well trained in this regard. biden's been around from before. god probably add that you know, and he knows the stuff he might not be doing very well. i think on the international stage that he does know it is harder to read and we've got to look at those clues, a lot, a lot more closely. attainments hotel and talk to john lester back in 1985 work. basically the same summit by this time it was the geneva summit between gorbachev and reagan. explain the significance of that meeting and how things have perhaps changed. it was the day off my, i'm sorry,

knowing and i 29th anniversary. so i remember right where, you know, the expectations at the time was much bigger than nowadays because it was the 1st meeting in the mid eighty's between to the president of the to so pop our was do like reagan and need to go back. and that was a lot of expectation, including the people with the population who, who participated to the summit was curious to know this is go my serve off. and how is mister, go by chance because nobody knew about much about you. so today was much lower expectations, but i think not too bad results because this period of the meeting was as good as it was in 85. in the migration, a continuation of agreeing to speak further in the future. in my opinion because

there are a very good spirit between reagan and golf. jeffery, now it's historical fact. but as far we can feel about the meeting today, there was also some good spirit present putting as also recognize it. and she said that it's a constructive meeting. and president by then, you don't say the opposite, which is a good we can say from his side was a good point. so i am part of the dentist take, you know, big break. that's something for the div has been engaged. ah, that is auntie international. a region of central italy is now allowing tourists to receive the russians. sputnik v covered shot to visit the mark

a province is urging the government to follow suit and open up the entire country to such travelers. and we heard from a local counselor who actually came up with the initiative. most everyone knows be affected in like neighboring san marino was vaccinated with she was, she's not even allow citizens of fan marino's. and now all region intends to open up actually continue welcoming russians. and we want to maintain relations, russia, who were friends with russian, and we want to continue business and the tour of the russia, the things touring and even if fail vaccinated cannot come to italy or not. and this is caused tremendous economic loss because italy, lots of russian tourists each year, which comes a week off of the european parliament, gave final approval to the new digital certificate scheme for covert 19. it includes data on p. c. r tests, antibodies and vaccination, but only with shots approved by the european medicines agency. so far the regulator

has approved for vaccines, but those do not include the russian chinese or indian versions. m r k counselor, jo, coming rossi again says it's become a highly politicized issue. much he sure. no, they, in my opinion, this decision is based on the political reasons and the phobia. these are not medical reasons because we all know sputnik was and therefore it is probably you ation of the european union's policy towards the russian federation. i have absolutely no fear that we are protecting the interest of marshae. it is he, you, that too often protect interest conflict with the interests of your citizens. not only we are european citizens, but we are primarily residents of marcia. so we serve our interest, especially in such a situation was like the one we are talking about. there are so much for you right now. just a few clicks away at auto. dot com online. a petition has been launched to stop the amazon ceo jeff fazel from returning to us 12000 people have signed it claiming the

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relies on tourism and if the health situation deteriorates, even just among the migrants, things could get serious for us. the real problem is that the migrant crisis is not being addressed by the politicians. so many criminals, such as smugglers take advantage of it. they help them cross the mediterranean for money and put their lives in danger. it is a significant spike and new commerce for land producer, where a refugee shelf is only have capacity for around $250.00 people. but so far this year, more than $16000.00 migrants have made the crossing to every month, and that is 3 times the total in all of 2020. the mayor of land producer says russell's is not help this condition mission. european union is doing absolutely nothing about economic migrants. europe talks about refugees, but economic migrants arrival and producer and italy. and for this class of migrants, the use doing absolutely nothing. it's not helping us at all. se should do more.

fewer slogans and more action. you should make these proposals in parliament, not in the newspapers. it's easy to talk and do nothing. this is just propaganda. there are no concrete facts solving talks and can't do anything else. and he speaks in the newspapers. we should do more from a political point of view. algeria has banned the tv network, france 24 after months of warnings over its coverage of antique government unrest. this withdrawal has been decided over the overt and repeated hostility against our country and its institutions non compliance with the rules of professional ethics as well as disinformation and manipulation. the african nation are curious that channel of bias earlier this year and its coverage of huge marches of are going on at the time. officials sent a final warning to france 24 in spring. the whole withdrawing his license the day

after our jury and elections were mug way, 70 percent abstention rate. across 24 inches, its coverage of the nation has been transparent, independent and honest with observe was expecting a french government condemnation to follow shortly. so we debated the issue with 2 political commentators and elizabeth moody and mohammed answer we have all the forms french and again, that they've coverage. is there any misinformation that having this information then having a hard line french government propaganda line 24 is covering anti government protests and what the german government would like generally follow. just go away and from foreign cars, susan, especially for bank out because both of our jury and community not to talk about them. i mean, what they like is essentially just to counsel anybody who says something that is my to them for the state. and for the people that live in that state,

we should be free. they are entirely entitled to say, we are happy with this and you can use bias is provide pro, again, it is about colonial germany and they tie some say we have food because it's the single government that has been in power for 70 years. and that already is not what look like democracy in normal country who you are confusing wilfully regulation in terms of fairness and legally with what opinion said, disagree with a company you have to remember from is a nation that invaded north west africa that people want to now it's not to say, well, there's a reality of channels. it's not enough to say that these channels, well god. and the question is, if a nation people decide china is telling information, would you information? well, we're saying that the german government for the entire people around the area and

this is not true, this is a solution with only 30 percent of the people voting in the last election. the government a share of it has gone so much down. but right now they've got less than fewer than 20 percent of the people actually looting for them helping a balance for them. and 2nd history is history. but politics today, something entirely different. parts of headlines, ambrey for protesters in berlin, through projectile police and side barricades on fire. it tried to stop a fire safety inspection from going ahead a residence fear the test will be used as a pretext to a victim from their home. police say 6, the officers were injured in the ensuing stuff and severe floods of hit the city of cottage in the russian province of crimea. local hospital among many of the buildings, badly affected meteorologist say over a month and a half worth of rain fell just on thursday night. a 17 year old man is being

charged in austin, texas over a mass shooting on saturday. one person killed 13 injury during a feud between 2 groups of teenagers. the suspect was detained on monday, but no thanks to a major austin newspaper which refused to publish the official police description claiming it perpetrated stereotypes and could lead to home. police have only released a vague description of the suspect, a shooter as a saturday morning. the american statesman is not include in the description as it is too vague this time to be useful in identifying the shooter. and such publication could be harmful into patch rate and stereotypes pull, right? who's executive director of the human rights defense center says the paper violated basic journalistic standards. most of the other media outlets that reported on it all described the suspect. as i recall, being a skinny white man with dreadlocks from the also journal stays there. i mean they're very well respected newspaper, but even the not perpetuating stereotypes seems kind of problematic. that's

a critical thing. i don't think that journals should be in the business of withholding information from the public basics of journalism or reporting who what, when, where, and if you know what, why. i think that to the extent that the police rely on cooperation help from the public and solving crimes or, you know, finding stuff specs. i think there withholding information i think definitely slows arm slow that down. while the us president was touring europe back home, his attorney general and unveiled a new national strategy for countering domestic terrorism. one of the biggest name threats being that of violent white supremacists. caleb often has the story with the biden to the summit as headline news back home. there have been some pretty big developments. the u. s. government has launched a war on terror at home. the 1st ever national strategy for fighting domestic terrorism has been rolled out, and white supremacy is listed as the number one threat. the 2 most we both elements

of the domestic violence, extremist threat, or racially, or ethnically motivated, violence, extremis, and militia, violent extremis. in the f, b, i's view the top domestic violence, extremis threat comes from racially or ethnically motivated violence. extremists, specifically those who advocate for the superiority of the white race biden is all in on this one. and he says it will help re unify the country. this is a project that should unite all americans together. we must affirm domestic terrorism has no place in our society. we must work to roots out the hatreds that can too often drive violence. in the name of unity biden is urging americans to report on their friends and family so that they can be de radicalized and americans are already doing that. over 100000 pieces of digital media have already been provided to the f. b, i by the us public in order to help them investigate the january 6 capital ryan.

those who are family members or friends or coworkers know that there are pathways and avenues to raise concerns and seek help for those. they have perceived we radicalize in and potentially reclining towards violence. biden says that he plans to work with social media companies to help fight this information and to educate the public. we are working with the social media companies to be able to better identify the false narratives to be able to identify information and misinformation and really educate the american public. now biden's this, this will not target speech, but how does that work when policing, social media, and labeling certain ideas as dangerous is already part of the plan. extremely insulting to many groups of people in this country. and the timing is interesting because they said biden's administration has said that white supremacy, whatever that is, is the greatest domestic terrorism threat in this country. we don't know what

they're talking about is trump supporters. they're talking about working class people of all colors. by the way and all sexualities, what have you kind of look like the people we saw the capital on january 6th. so the vitamin of course doesn't have any interest in shopping political extremism. more because you would have mentioned that and you would have mentioned the more violet elements of black lives matter. there might be some interesting legal issues that come up should big be reporting people that it thinks are white, the premises are white, national certainly does. they probably already are, i mean, the big check work so closely with the u. s. government and with the democrat party and any liberal institution who knows what information they're sharing and who knows what they're doing behind the scenes. one of those danger and it's in person being persecuted because they said some unsavory things on the internet or jump get a bar or something. right. and i think we'll go see a lot of those cases now. the original war on terror did not work out. so well,

terrorist groups have gotten bigger and stronger sense it began. many are looking on and wondering exactly how successful we should expect these new operations launched within us borders to be fail bobbin artsy new york. or there's a news program for this half hour here went off into national half plus 5 now on thursday afternoon here in moscow. thanks for joining us. we're back at the top of the hour with more of your thursday stories. the ah. phoenix has actually got an uncovered face, men's clothing and shoulder holes. it's a kind of afghan feminism. its name is how camino above stood up, put a human someone with the whole model that it was, it was on the job,

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the hello max kaiser. this is because report, my voice is very messed up here. the coin, miami conference, excitement has been extraordinary. i talk myself out. get through this, stacy, where a year. yes, actually will show a little clip here of mag. oh. 8 that's probably preaching up on the tables out here outside of the 2021 hoffman in miami. and it's kind of explain what happens to maxim voice after shouting and preaching a bit on stage. and we're going to go over a few of the, the top who's as big point magazine tweeted about what happened on stage. and i'll do a lot of the talking.