took a puzzle, was the new one on the shore, still, summarizing, please. ah ah, you must also establish dialect and headlines today. applause in germany at the prospect of improving relations with russia, while some other states remain skeptical. the delta strain of cobra 19 is sent to come from us all new infections in europe by late august, the prediction of the flock, diseases agency and comes amid rising daily cases in the u. k. keep it in the family, but the ministration that pays to be not as ethical may be as the white house claims with comparison being told to the truck is and how he employed his nearest and dearest.

ah, good morning for our team will do use h q moscow. kevin o'neill, with the latest for this 25th of june. so 1st and 2 of europe's most powerful nations, germany and france, are leading their way to open dialogue with russia. and they're even proposing a summit swell for other states presents a more challenging step shelly buttons. he's got the latest on it because of the traditional, it was impossible to agree to a meeting on a management level or a leadership level. but for me, it is important that the dialogue format of haney and continue to work on it personally. i would have lied to see a bolder step on how to approach relations with russia. that was one of the big questions. the leaders will banging their heads over at that summit in brussels throughout so thin into the we as of friday morning. come trees complete a,

divide it on how they dealt with that heavy hitters like germany and frog saying the only way forward is dialogue to reopen. summits with the russian president, putin minus i think we as well as the european union need to look for diary dialogue with russia and the russian president. enough to have only american president joe biden talking with the russian president. i certainly support that very much, but do you must also establish dialogue for russia will receive the choice rupe, who appeal was from those in the german federal parliament deciding that clearly they also backed that idea. that dialogue was the way forward. that was also echoed by frances president, michael, who said that that dialogue was needed for the stability of the european continents

. but that's not how others sewers at that you meeting some saying that they were concerned, particularly poland and some of the nation with this waning prime minister saying one point it's like trying to engage. so bear on the same time while trying to keep the honey pole safe for poland. this comes in a particularly bad time. this idea of suggesting better relations with russia. that's because last week authorities in the country accused russia of being behind a huge cyber attack on the country. now, on the flip side to face from the kremlin perspective, it also thinks that the i do dialogue and some, it's all certainly the way forward, although the russian foreign minister, a lab rolls at question the timing of this region. fortune marker on president putin, president mac, ron and chancellor. marco communicate often with another form came up for the 1st

time. why now, perhaps there is some logical connection with the vital summit that took place in geneva. and perhaps your view this as a signal that they can now show their independence of it over splitting it. we should wait and see of course, over the last few years, particularly recent times that have been very frosty relations between the e. u. in russia with diplomats being expelled from both sides, brussels is also placed sanctions on moscow including over issues such as alexi, nevada, only. now we also heard from this so much as statement signed in the early hours of friday morning that the council now will be european commission to re look at further sanctions against russia. hardly an enticement for most to come back to the negotiating table in the near future. now we've also heard from the top diplomat,

joseph joseph r l in the last week who suggested that those sanctions maybe needed. and also suggesting that they needed to be a 3 pronged approach to russia that everybody signed up to the idea would be to push back to constrain and then engage those types of comments. this idea of we must be in it together world so then echoed by european parliament president in his press conference on thursday. the reality is, you don't have to dig too deep to see that there are all the big divisions in europe over how to approach relations with russia. and what will be interesting is to see how germany and france proceed. in the next few months. you diseases h, as he predicts the belief august 90 percent of all cases of covert infection in europe will be of the delta strain. it says the variance more transmissible than others. and can also, in fact, those who received only one dose of any of the current vaccines. this,

while the number of people who've not yet had a job remains high in the block to the good news is that having received 2 doses of any of the currently available vaccines provides high protection against this area and its consequences. however, about 40 percent of individuals older than 60 years have not yet received a full vaccination course in the european union. the delta very then led to the world's highest infection rate in india and early may with around 400000 infected back then. it's now spread over 60 countries worldwide, causing concern of the world health organization. meantime, the case facing a rise, a new cove infections and a chest bosses and loved the number of patients on ventilators. some hospitals in england has been forced to raise alert levels after a wave of cases, reportedly caused waiting times up to 7 hours. this further concern to after the discovery of another mutation of the virus called delta plus with the latest from london, the sir eli concerns spreading around the world about the rise of the so called

delta very into now phase of the folk called delta plus the variance a strain related to that particular area which is deemed to be more transmissible and is resulting in increasing numbers of cases in the u. k. it is more transmissible than previous periods. notably, tense very in this is me around the world quite rapidly. by about 50 percent, you'll see different numbers credited by people between 40 and 60 percent. so said about 50 percent, it is more transmissible. many people in the u. k. have been vaccinated over 40000000 have that 1st, those over 30000000 have had both doses. and so the concern is that now that the vaccine will be put to the test both in terms of stopping hospitalization. and also

crucially how effective it is slightly less effective, but it is small difference, but you always have to remember that none of the vaccines, none of them, is absolutely 100 percent effective. now with concerns that the national health service and a chest could be overwhelmed if there is yet another spike in cases like the ones you've seen previously increased numbers of people on ventilators and so on. trust are battling on multiple fronts as they try to recover care backlogs, deal with increased demand for emergency care, and treat patients with covered 19th. the rail on the front line is that even a small increase in covered 90 admissions or emergency care pressures could affect our ability to deliver non covered services. but it's not just a concern here in the u. k. in the state of israel, where many people have also received their vaccines. just last week the country had lifted restriction but now have had to re introduce things like a mosque wearing a due to the emergence of the dell for until the cloth very. and then again,

fears about whether or not the vaccines will stand up against the rise of that new variable. even though the numbers are low, the fact that this is reaching vaccinated people means that we are still checking how many vaccinated people have also been infected. new delta plus the variance of concern in india, where the delta variance is said to have 1st emerged, but also across europe. experts worrying that it could be contributing to up to 90 percent of the new cove. it cases and warnings from scientists that if restrictions continue to be relaxed, the continent could face to dissolve the one small giving jobs to his nearest and dearest, frequently got dental, trump and hot water, didn't it during his presidency. and despite the white house now claiming the bided ministration is the most ethical in history, there's reason to believe maybe it's not quite as it seems. he's probably bullied

investigates, an emphasis. that's true. why i like nepotism. i wasn't a fan of the guy, but at least donald trump was on the knows about it. seriously, remember all of these new stories? the president was turning to his family to fill out his presidential staff ministration, announcing talking, trump will have a new role as a presidential advisor, president's son in law, jared cushion, or was given access to some of the countries most sensitive secrets. donald trump golf caddy is the white house director of social media. now his long time body guard is the director of oval office operation areas with the folks. well, it turns out things aren't much different in the bite and administration just like the previous administration. current whitehouse office seemed to have few scruples about hiring their own progeny. take, for example, this guy see re chatty. he's a former obama advisor and an ex lobbyist who is now the counselor to the president

. a pretty big job in biden's administration. presumably that's why the prolific or chassis has secured government jobs but not one, not 2, but 3 of his kids, j. j rich se, who graduated from college last year in 2020 has been hired as a special assistant in the office of legislative affairs in january shannon re chassis that the rejected his daughter became the debt p t associate director of the office of the social secretary at the white house, that's one hell of a title on daniel chaffey that steve or jesse's oldest son, he's a senior advisor in the office of the under secretary of state for arms control and international security. and if that isn't enough, steve or tech, he has a problem that she had. i won't just hasn't been hired by the by going to ministration. he is an uber successful washington lobbyist. wonder why i'm jeff

just secured. i'm a client of critics say, the super rich etc. brothers pose a threat to biden, suppose it ethical image, but the chat is just the most glaring and the most ridiculous example of nepotism in the white house, cathy russell, the director of presidential personnel has gone unset a great example by at the very least not stopping the hiring of her own daughter, sarah, don't alone on the white house. national security council don't alarm graduated from college in 2019. so that's another lum jr. role that's gone to a staff as kids and get this sarah, don't want uncle and mom kathy russell's brother in law mike zone alone also happens to be a senior. ready advisor to joe biden, and this isn't the only saki operating in the white house who's saying jen has a sister gold. stephanie who's been a senior advisor at the health and human services department since march. wait,

wait. this is good. according to the washington post, a white house official reportedly said that all those hired had adequate experience and were well qualified presumably. so a lot of other recent college graduates who's mommies and daddies don't work for joe biden. the well qualified spiel is such b. s that is even pissed off the man that was in charge of ethics on the barrack obama walters job tweeted, i'm sorry. i know some folks don't like hearing any criticism of him, but it's really sucks. i'm disgusted. a lot of us work hard to t. m off to restore ethics to government and believe the promises. this is a real do to us and government fx. and all this, despite the fact that joe biden used his 1st post election interview to declare that no one in our family and our extended family will be involved in any

government undertaking or any foreign policy untrue his wide, joe biden is actually the best behaved in his administration, he hasn't actually hired his own kids, but that probably because hundreds of by 10 crack brought me to a place that i've never had been to before. i see people who wouldn't believe me teaching kids how to hate each other is how one parents described race studies taught in us schools called in a video that went viral. you talk about critical race theory, which is pretty much going to be teaching kids how to hate each other. how did they get cancer is pretty much gonna all come down to, you know, deliberately pieces this. why do you right here? got it better. you because he why you go partly so why?

oh, the black people are all down and how do i have to medical to breathe? if i'm senior open, it was pretty much show people that anything that they want to achieve in america can be done. they just have to want to do it. someone has to actually encourage them and tell them that they can do it. but the current state right now that a lot of schools are want to implement into the education system is to simply have kids get discouraged that they can't do anything because their skin color won't allow them, especially when it comes to black american. they want to push this system in america to tell kids yes, the white people are better than the black people because they have white privilege and the blank people. the reason why you guys are not good is because you guys are still feeling the effects of what the why people did to the black people during slavery tie. smith had from the is against critical race theory. the concept which looks at us society from the perspective of systemic racism. recent poll revealed most people who were asked to approve of it too. he thinks the theories narrative

is actually about winning the black vote. as a kid, i was in a 3rd grade and i noticed that the teacher would tell children about sack lunches from home. she would tell them to get in the line 1st and then she would say, and everyone has a lunch car. you guys, i'll go to the back as the days went by every day we had lunch, i started becoming very, very upset and sad and angry. so i began getting mad at my friends because i felt like they were better to me. i felt like that they thought that they were better to me. they couldn't figure out why i was mad at them. and as a 3rd grader, i couldn't articulate the words to say to them why i felt the way that i did. so my friends, they didn't look down on me, my friends, they didn't this like me, my friends, they didn't think they were better to me. so when you teach things to children, they pick it in as if it's truth. and if they believe that they will go out and actually start to implement these behaviors in society,

the politicians that's pushing this narrative, they are the ones that actually are though they are creating it. they want this to happen. so they want the both, it all comes down to wanting the black boat from the democratic party. they want the black people's vote all the way here, the tech world real to the death of the anti virus software. upon a john mcphee committed suicide in the spanish prison. so although he previously treated that he never take his own life the ah, when i will show the wrong when all just don't the rules. yes, to see out the thing because the kid an engagement equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart,

we choose to look for common ground in doing the breathing technique and then take a pool in the hill. and i knew it goes out to, to break down and into the range. they were just diamond tomorrow, the judge didn't leave a vision. she, me ah, ah, ah,

the tech world is really the death of anti virus software package or mcafee. he was found dead in his boss loaded prison cell on wednesday. just i was off to spain. national court ruled in favor of extra deleting him to the united states. he was known over the is for is extravagance and outspoken antics, and regular challenges to the status quo in america seems to be true. pope takes a look back at his life, john mac, or he was a caller full personality to say the least. a rabble with a biography that reads like a hollywood script. eccentric millionaire computers, viruses, anti virus software, crypto currencies, drugs, boe chases, paragliding promoter of numerous conspiracy theories. us presidential candidate, officially accused of arms smuggling and even murder before escaping abroad. these were all parts of his life, which ended in a no less unusual fashion in a jail cell in barcelona. mere hours after

a court agreed to extradite him to the us to face tax evasion charges. now the theories are pouring in. was it a suicide to draw negative attention to the government? was it even a suicide at all? which is the official cause of death given by spain, or was it murder wish, mcafee repeatedly warned about getting subtle messages from us. officials saying, in effect, we're coming for you, mcafee. we're going to kill yourself. i got to talk to you today, just in case if i suicide myself, i didn't, i was whacked. check my rights, all. i am content and here i have friends, the food is good, all as well know that if i hang myself, i'll epstein it will be no fault of mine. some social media users point out washington certainly considered him something of a nuisance. he was actively anti establishment, tried to get elected president of the us several times representing the libertarian party campaign against corruption in the us tax service. the rest opposed

government financial policy and was a big advocate for crypto currency. after he was arrested in spain, he claimed all the charges against him were politically motivated. and like 2018, i announced i would run again. and i also announced i would target the i r s and it's corruption. and 2 months later, the iris filed charges against me. i believe the charges are politically motivated, although he did actually skip paying his taxes. but he had his reasons. i have not filed a tax return to a years why one taxation is illegal to our pay tens of millions already and received jeff services. 3, i'm done making money. i live off cash for mcafee inc. my net income is negative, but i am a prime target the i r s. here i. he even went as far as to compare the i r s. c, a government enforcement agency. i can. so the german s. s no one was with the enormous power of the i r s, and emerge as an s s, like intimidation, arm of the government during prohibition. when drinking alcohol was

a crime unable to by legitimate alcohol, the public relied on family stills from destroying stills. it now destroys us, while it's questionable whether these opinions were the primary reason behind his arrest. he certainly did turn heads with his assault against the establishment he so despised. among those assaults were accusations that the government was conducting mass, electronic espionage. our government is crazy and paranoid to department of homeland security, an agency which was created to protect us mixed the and the enemies as directed activities within the con. now it demands the eye and of the us citizens, fully undress before them, and let them rummage for the most intimate corners of our private lives. for the sake of protecting us, they in essence tell us, we need to check you to make sure you're not the enemy we're protecting you from. he also claimed the ca regularly carried out cyber attacks pretending to be other countries. thank god, the celia is concerned that that's the way it works,

but they make an impression that someone else has done it. if john brandon, michael hayden, the c i, director and obama were here. i would say shame on you. and he heavily criticized the u. s. foreign policy, we run into the terrorism problem because america has meddled in other countries affairs and acted like the world's placement for too long. if you live in syria and you will bond on a daily basis, and you'll love one's friends, relatives, colleagues, wives and children were killed in those as strikes. you would get angry too. who started it all? that's the question. it's us who started it all and we must bear responsibility. the u. s. can no longer be the world's policeman. that's just not tenable. while he was a hero to thumb, others saw him as a man with a wild imagination. and yeah, not everything he said and did was exactly true or generally considered decent. he did make up a story about being arrested for wearing a thong instead of a face mask faked several heart attacks, while in a guatemalan jail,

had his own private comp out in harem. while living in the caribbean, where he was involved in the production of bath salts as a synthetic drug, while simultaneously trying to develop organic antibiotics, he even had a little private army comprised of local gang members and retired police officers. but like him or not, the news of his unexpected death has certainly caught the attention of many, including us surveillance whistleblower edward snowden. europe should not expedited those accused of non violent crimes to a court system. so unfair and prison system so cruel that native born defendants would rather die than become subject to its julian assange could be next until the system is reformed. a moratorium should remain while mcafee has lost his life. his story is not over, said he actually kill himself if he did, then why or was he actually a threat worth removing? the theme, as these questions will boggle the minds of quite a few people and be the topic of debate for quite some time. it seems so well,

mcafee isn't the only high profile person of late to have died while awaiting trial or extradition by the us with disgrace financing. jeffrey epstein also committing suicide in custody for longer to express 2 over the mental health of long time detainee. julie massage, i see where it goes to discuss the comparison with the colored column bray. mcafee was bought in the u. k. how that he was us citizen julian sanchez, isn't gone in the presence of the prosecuting him because of the suspected sexual assault delegation. now they're, they, they've come out and they said it's because of his work investigative work, his journalism, exposing war crimes had killed many, many people as well as corruption and scandal that the highest levels of power, the things we've seen published. and we can say the fear is now the julian assad, under pressure for so long that he may choose a similar option. and of course,

a few people are going to be joining adults here on the day that it adds to mcafee . that adds to higher number of people who died either in prison on the juris because if facing legal action, erin was sworn aside from mike if he also a web pioneer and it's partly in his twenties, he made the internet hall of fame read it. he was an early employee help get that off the ground. he was facing threatened with 30 years behind bars by united states, prosecutors. so what he did is he downloaded many, many i, c demick journals. he believed that the internet should be free, access to knowledge should be free. later after he was found, hanged in his apartment. we found out that the, the secret service presidential security there that they had $1400.00 pages of documents on him, a huge amount. this is a secret service was involved. then for example, we have apps time, jeffrey epstein, who could have brought down the system the establishment. i mean,

he's friends included president celebrities, superstar cygnus. oh, all manner of people well known and many of them frequented movies parties, parties where there was the legend, the abuse of children, sexual abuse of children. he was found also hanged in his, in his jail. so many people do by that. so, except course, there's no proof, there's no evidence that there was foul play. nevertheless, it is, it is starting because all these debts happen in areas in a country where the united states and europe, which are 1st in the front room when they hear about human rights abuses or prosecution of activists in china or russia. for example. a son has been harass, tortured, and we have no idea what is happening to him right now. then the anglo saxons will issue immediate release saying no longer could his free soul suffer. the vulgar

world's slow infamy. and that's it. the rest can do this kind of thing. they cut their teeth on it. the point is that there is now the least of high profile figures . figures that have been given a lot of publicity or choosing to commit suicide rather than be handed over to the united states to adjust the system that is seen as unfair and cruel by many. and we talked to ecuador, former counsel in the u. k, who helped to arrange his silence for julius san john of them co came to a u. s. presidential candidate for the libertarian party in the last election, where john mccarthy was his running mate. they pointed to the severe and oppressive conditions that mcafee and assange faced drilling. songs happens to be high profile enough that he represents a unique risk. and i hope the world turns their attention to him and make sure that he is released from custody. that everybody in any prison in any jail, anywhere in the world who is there for victimless crimes. that is to say,

political crimes crimes that are crimes only because the government say so because they challenge their illegitimate power and prevents their ability to continue their rackets of injustice. they should all be freed. and we should make sure that governments do not have the power to commit these crimes any longer. this is not much of a perception, this is a very, very and expect dockins made why they hired, especially in this country in the u. k. that you suffer from depression, she has on that increase significantly. there is all suicide, even on the shows that he's killed now in a maximum security policeman in the u. k. known as the tunnel. i'm

not even talking about the conditions in the united states, which is the reason why many people prefer to commit suicide rather than being extradited to that system. if you wanna check, had so much more of what we're talking about today at r t r t dot com is the place to be. but for now, kevin, though, in thank you for watching this latest news edition from us, and we should do a great day. oh, i use the spine equal penis out in the budget yet about in the past, but i again, jack and jones. i died. i might as well have talked to you guys.