identity sexuality, what have you, we can't expect big checked facebook, twitter, any of those things to ever be on, refused to ever be on the side of truth of dialogue, open discussion, and it's, that's just upgraded. and it's because they do that is where public discussion takes place and they control the narratives and they decide to be heard and what not to be heard or seen. ready i mean, twitter been alluded to spend a sitting president donald trump, the united states or, well, they are doing it to anyone. they have everyone there will continue to do it to everyone. and you can check out the discussion on twitter, censorship for the op eds section of r t dot com right now. and thanks for joining us for the tuesday program back soon with more. ah, ah,

what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk with nato once again and show you how inconsequential the alliance is a tourist president are to want ordering,

removal investors from their country. 7 of those countries being felt members of the alliance, all over the support of one man. we will tell you who this person is and why or no one is willing to risk the largest alliance, just to keep them in jail. whether you are in a small town or a large metropolitan city, the vaccine mandate is having an effect on a thousands of police officers for being forced to turn in their badge if they don't take the job. but one governor is seizing on the opportunity and incentivizing those police officers with any state with hope of making history more say, well at work. and more details regarding the fatal shooting on the set up, right. as it still not clear how god had live round in the chamber, and how coven protocols might have been involved. vinyl joins us with his take on the tragedy. i'm scared now hughes, and we're going to give you the 360 view of these stories and more on today's news . you tube right here on our

t america. ah, well, we're going to start this week with the news of israel's latest round of missiles launched on the southern syrian southern. serious striking has been like targets, according to fear and media. 2 of the sides struck were, has blob surveys post. what the 3rd target a sight next to a syrian military facility, which israel claim has, has been working with. now following the attack, israeli military supposedly drugs pamphlets in the go on warning, syrian troops to not cooperate with has bought. but there are actually no word yet on casualties. the mosque is, however, has already announced they have a right to respond saying israel's actions are part of a series of aggressions against syrian sovereignty. this all comes after fridays meeting between israeli prime minister, naphtali bennett and russian president vladimir putin, were both leaders left,

declaring the meeting extremely productive. but now i want to take a look at what's not being productive. rather, it's actually a power play, move the president of turkey re set or the one threatened to expel 10 western ambassadors creating a diplomatic storm that analysts say will not only bring on economic disaster to turkey, but could also severely damage the nato alliance are too fair for jack is live outside the turkish mc faren. what's the latest scottie? it's interesting on our way down here, driving down the embassy ro in on massachusetts avenue here in d. c. a number of embassies holding out the are actually displaying the turkish whether or not it's a relation to this is unknown, but it was very interesting. seeing a number, i bought the comment about maybe 9 or 10 down embassy row, but now the stuck in a stunning move. 2 days after announcing the rate of air one would expel those 10

western ambassadors the turkish president. now actually taking a step back from actually doing it now, many saying that this is a smart move since this would completely have slammed the door on turkey as far as nato. but again, this is all stemming from the case of osman cabella. now is a form you had foreign invested 1st charged with funding those protests but was later acquitted. so when cavellas family was expecting him to be released, he was then charged with espionage. now he's been in jail since 2017. not charged with a crime which brought the release of a letter on the 4th anniversary of his jailing last tuesday, written and signed by a number of abass letters calling for his release. now the ambassadors writing the irregularities in his case cast a shadow over respect for democracy, the rule of law and transparency in the turkish judiciary system. now those countries that signed that statement are germany, france, finland, denmark, the netherlands, norway, sweden, canada, new zealand,

and the united states. here as president erewhon statement, just after lifting those expulsions, vienna's shows ish missed and he believed that these ambassadors unfilled their commitment to article 41 of the vienna convention. that is on the commitment to abide by the laws and regulations of the countries and not interfere international affairs. i will now be more careful in their statements regarding turkey, southern writes, a german. i would also like to express that anyone who doesn't respect a hug independent of our country and the sensitivities of our nation in bo matter what their title is, cannot be accommodated on this country. i know there are reports that it was the bind, the administration that was driving the force behind this letter with is aids describing is biden's public policy of publicly calling up human rights violations. now analysts warned that these expulsions could send the turkish economy into a freefall, and the economy is already seeing a 20 percent inflation. and the turkish lira fell to

a new low of 975 to the u. s. dollar. one turkey senior columnist, writing quote, who would it her to break our relations with 10 countries over all small cobble up? we need to be cold blooded and act and an attitude befitting great states. with his reaction, president aradonda spoke to these 10 countries in the language he understood with its government and opposition. turkey has shown at stance, but after that, it's time to act calmly. now some say this was a distraction by air to want to divert the attention from not only turkey's internal economic problems, but also to distract the united states with turkey hinting at buying rushes as 400 missile defense system. turkey is also waiting on the replacement of its f $35.00 fighter jets order from the united states where turkey has already paid the bill. $1400000000.00. now you'll remember that at 35 order was blocked by the united states. after hearing the turkey might buy, rushes s $400.00. no airlines as at the u. s. is offered to deliver f. 16 jets

instead, which could actually and another lingering stand off between the united states and turkey. scottie reporting outside the turkish embassy for news use use. i'm fair in france, act discuss further re branded. i'm a guy named executive director of the ron paul as to thanks for dr. daniel. thanks for having me. scottie. okay, 5, ask you did. early on it just put, do you believe the 10 countries in check for becoming involved a domestic affair in their host country? you know, i should begin by saying, i'm not particularly familiar with a couple a case and i'm not a huge fan of every one for many reasons. but i think what he did a stand up to clear interference outside interference in this country. and you stood up and said, no, you're not going to do this. and i'm gonna start writing letters, dictating what we do in our internal judicial processes. whether or not we would consider the free or fair. and i think it was. busy from that perspective, as a non intervention, i think was a very good move. and i think certainly of the u. s. in the west blink 1st, they tweet it out. they're still saying that we will abide by the v

n or requirements. so not enter to be here with other countries, and i think both sides realize point having been made, it's time to back down rather than escalate. so in a sense all, well, that ends well, particularly if that warning is taken by the other countries, my guess is probably a unfortunately, will be. well, and here's the thing. i also have to look at the time the other day or next weekend . we got the g 20 happening in the room where it is said the president was going to meet with president biden. do you think this was also setting the tone and sort of already, can i use the peacock showing up their feathers before they go into the room as to who's the more powerful one? at least on the global thing? i think there's a little bit of that, you know, near to one when you made this announcement. i think he was speaking to a rally. so he, you know, his roots are in populism. that's where he draws his support. and so i think standing up to a west that is meddling and turkish affairs is always a good thing. and no one has been very sensitive about the 2016 when he calls it to

attend thousands of public servants have been fired over it. so something that he is very concerned about incent, insensitive to so i think he's just wanting to make this point that you can keep doing this is unfortunate, but administration is every bit as bad as a previous administrations when it comes to intervening in the other countries. well then you also have to bring in the nato alliance. we saw some strong moves happen last week concerning russia. now we're having, suppose a turkey is one of those 7 of the 10 countries or a part of that alliance. do you think this actually sets the tone moving forward as to what role? first of all, that nato actually, how good of a friendship it really is. but what role turkey is going to play when he literally just said that he would reject 7 ambassadors of this alliance that he's a part of? well, i think turkey holds a lot of cards in its hands. i mean, i think it has an enormous amount of leverage despite differences. he's been able to maintain a very good relationship with russia and with putin,

he's bought the s 400 missiles, was in the process of acquiring the 400 missiles. the u. s. of course, had a hissy fit and decided to offer that you as you point out at 16 instead. that's like, you know, paying for the state and getting a hamburger. well, depending on your view of the 35, of course, because you have 16 is probably a better jet all in all. but yeah, i mean, i think there, there are definitely something to that to that effect going on. well, it will be interesting, interesting to see me, but let me just point out, remind people that the united states has a lot of nuclear capabilities that is housed right now in turkey. so if it would have gone forward and we would have had no ambassador embassy close there in turkey, there could be some major issues. i think that we might not even know going on behind the scenes. daniel, always great to chat with you. thank you, scottie. now when we come back, if a sunshine and no income tax was it enough to learn workers in one is industry to florida, just some cold temperatures will fill you in on one governor's controversial moved

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ah if careful culture getting the way of actual research at education operations to mit, summer sang, or dickerson natasha suite has more on what exactly is happening. many conservatives claim, if you go against what they call the liberal mob, you will essentially get blacklisted. this is what is being defined as cancel culture. a perfect example of this, a climate scientist recently getting disinvited at mit over his political views. not his research, and the actual field in which he was invited to speak. dorian abbot is a geophysicist and an associate professor at the university of chicago. earlier this month. and my tea had invited app it to speak at the john carlson lecture on climate change. the topic focused on applying climate science to planets orbiting

different stars and seen which ones could have earth like life on them. however, he was uninvited, not for his opinions on climate science before sharing his political views in a newsweek op ed, he co wrote, the article was entitled the diversity problem on campus. it says the words, diversity, equity, and inclusion sound just and are often supported by well intention people, but their effects are the opposite of noble sentiments. most importantly, equity does not mean fair and equal treatment di i seeks to increase the representation of some groups through discrimination against members of other groups. the article goes on to say, we propose an alternative framework called merit fairness and equality. whereby university applicants are treated as individuals and evaluated through a rigorous and bias process based on their merit and qualifications alone. abbott argues that all americans who support the free society should stand by academic freedom and be opposed to cancel culture. it's not right left issue. it's an

authoritarian versus free speech issue, but things took a turn and abbott's favor. after abbot was disinvited to mit robert george, a professor at princeton university sponsored habit to give the same speech at princeton. the mit cancellation drew more attention to albert's lecture. the turnout was large and app it even received an award by the american council of trustees and alumni calling him a hero of intellectual freedom. now an app, it's news week op ed. he cited a poll conducted by pew were searched, saying 74 percent of americans think that only qualification should apply when hiring or promoting someone. he argues, if the culture doesn't change in universities, that many employer and consumers will begin to see a college degree in a different lights, reporting for news news. hughes and hockey suites r t. for joining me now to discuss the author and for a police officer, dominic is though and radio. how to attorney robert portillo. thanks for joining me gentlemen. thanks guy. okay, so we're just, we kind of

a 2 part thing was let's start with the issue at hand. first. let's start with you, robert, help me out here. what is wrong with what abbott said, isn't fairness? what we're striving for, especially in a place like academia. you know, it's funny, there's a song most deaf from way back in the ninety's when you start keeping paste, it starts with an up tempo and i find it interesting that all of a sudden people have an issue with diversity inclusion. when you start seeing more minorities getting degrees and you start seeing the playing field start to be level back in the days when front mit and some of these other schools have 9095 percent plus a white population. nobody talked about the issues diverted in inclusion. it only becomes a problem when other people are starting to catch up and think mister abbott is a great geophysicist. he does. rick dingle climate change, but maybe his opinions on social engineering don't company off in foreign place. we look at the enrollment numbers of minorities and some of these, i believe, institutions they're higher than have ever been there. a graduation rates are higher than they've ever been. there been no dip at all an academic attain this

that they start to have more diversity in the people going to their campuses. so i think he's stuck in a mind free from back in the day that will now that other people are actually having an opportunity to change the rule to make it harder for them. i don't think most americans agree with that. okay, so is it as simple as that? dominic, i mean when applying for colleges, what is wrong? do you think of saying everyone should be given a fair and equal opportunity based on their american merit and academic affairs? and i hear roberts saying, but at the same time i have to think why not then just leave off that box that says, what is your race even? what is your gender? should it be just based on the qualifications alone? heck, even leave off the name and just put bob smith and, and smith in there. what is wrong with that? don't think, i think that's the way that it should go. and i don't know why this is still consistently an issue. and again it's, it's an issue because people need to make an issue for one reason. we have to have something to complain about. i think we become such a fantastically diverse culture in america. this is, i've never seen

a more thriving time for every race and culture out there america, of for some strange reason. the left needs to be upset. a, it's a perpetuation of there's, i think blind in a blind applicants would be great. no names. noah, no genders, no, no, a race and just have exactly what their qualifications are and it's, it's exactly how it should be. well, i've been again to you to remove the lust ability to complain about something. robert, would you be open to that, even if we just started to take away everything from the path, we put all the kids forward just with their actual, their name application, it would take their name off. here's their, their merits. here's what their academic record is. maybe here's the, even the high school that they went to, or we could even leave that off. would that make things fair across the board? or is that just kind of unrealistic and think we could live in a world like that? oh you're, you're putting a band aid on a, on a bigger solution. you have 300 plus years of having a white dominated institutions then for about 30 year to start allowing other people in. and now all of a sudden it will take all the names off, listen take, we have gender, everything else, the supreme court ruled into group. this isn't back back about 15 years ago. that

diversity is etc of academic interest in and of itself by having universal opinion by bringing people different cultures with different backgrounds, different genders. you answer, you and rich, the academic achievement of those students going forward. and when we talk about the great and diverse society, we've come into now, it didn't happen on incident that happened through years and generations of decades of fighting to push through these diversity. and this is to get more people, different backgrounds, if the educational field. so you can have that the work that we're talking about now, and i think that is why still important to make sure that we have a college campus in the industry and very businesses that reflect america. so we can get away from that mad men version of america making again to the modern family . personal american is this today. okay, we can talk about this whole thing, but i gotta get to this other topic question. i've got you dominic on this one. i want to look at another story with both of you concerning vaccine mandate and the recent hall is taken on law enforcement. one governor, actually

a season on the opportunity of police officers refusing to give back, said, losing their job and recruiting the officers to make the streets in his state safer . rhonda santa's in florida is offering a $5000.00 cash bonus to out of state police. if they will just relocate to the sunshine state dominate. do you think this will work in recruiting officers to florida who have lost their jobs wherever they may be? no, i don't, and i actually don't like it either. last time i checked, every single person, every single citizen, even the non citizens or here deserves police protection and police service. and you know what these governors and these mayors, they're making that political and it's actually nauseating. i think it's actually it's, it's not fair. what have you, did you have a chicago or illinois cops? you decide to move from our state all the way down to florida because of an increase in pay? well then don't the citizens from my state suffer for whatever else they go. the law enforcement needs to be non political. it needs to be completely right down the middle. don't care about your race, religion, gender,

anything. and they need to service what these governors and mares and politicians are making them pawns in their political game. and it's disgusting. but those governors, those mayors and all of those, dominic i was, i was the robert are saying they can't work because they're refusing to get vaccinated. so shouldn't they be able to have a place to work in a florida offering him that place? why should florida be the be the bad guys in this? robert? i assume you probably do not like this policy. oh, by all means go to florida. enjoy florida wants me to known as having the most disease police force in the country. then sure. bring on your unvaccinated, your leprosy, your in your ancient diseases you bonnet play, come on down to florida. can we don't care a little song, sam, police officer to right we'll do public. i have a wife who can, you know, compromise of mother be it will be no compromise. i'll like to think that a police officer that they have to pull them over in their head with helping them carry groceries across the street. they've been taking all the public health measures possible to a shorter they are not the not legally carrying

a virus that may killed those individual. i, i don't understand why republicans who decided to make this into some kind of lyrical anarchy, freedom versus authoritarian hardware. when people are dying, several 100000 americans of die, and the fact you have a governor of the united states, a state united states from america, and since arriving people to carry diseases that may kill other people, i think is disgusting. and i think this the type of political argument that make people check out apology, it's altogether because of that, make a thing like we are serious as a nation about tackling big issues. this is a big issue that camping tackle, but still we have people incentives are incentivizing all that are to be busy. i don't understand that well, robert dominated keep as fresh to on my answers on this one. but we have no more time left to go into that. thank you, jennifer joining me last time. double fire to prov. guns. after being told the guns are cold, all of this just days before the fatal shooting on the set of rest. starting out. i thought of it now crew members had to raise concerns regarding gun safety and conditions. but the production company said they were not aware of an official

complaint. now in regards to the incident, which led to haley, hutchins, a cinematographer being shot and later pronounced it at the hospital. according to an affidavit by the santa fe county sheriffs office because of cobra, 1900 safety protocols, there were actually 3 prob guns checked on a cart left on the set before the crew broke for lunch. after lunch, dr. jones sousa, who was also shop and suffered a more minor wound, was not sure if the guns had been checked by the armor or the assistant director who handed the gun to alec baldwin. and when the director did now, did, who was known was the assistant director thought he was being handed the same gun to use to baldwin, shot co gun, even guess what he was mistaken. so what are the civil and criminal liabilities in this situation? and why didn't anyone question when the armor had a good terror, said she almost didn't take her previous job because she didn't know she was ready to bring a media and legal analyst line on line. thank you so much for joining me on this.

indeed. well, the number one public question is mainly because how confrontational and controversial alec baldwin is, is how much of this is actually? alex baldwin's fault fault is a civilian terms. it's, it's, it's his job. it's his fault. by the way, i'm hearing my myself and my here. boom. it's his fault because he actually pulled the trigger. but whether it's liable, whether he's liable, that's a different story and there's criminal. and there's civil civil liability merely seeks money damages. if you have committed a tort, it's a much lower burden to prove where you negligent criminal is a little different. it basically uses the same standard, but it seeks justice. but i'm telling you right now, alec baldwin will not be found criminally liable of anything he might be civilly.

he is the executive producer, his production company might. there will be insurance claims, most certainly a wrongful death claim of some sort. but inasmuch as he is politically loathsome and detestable, to be fair, he in no way could possibly be criminally liable. okay, so, and that's a big question is because there is a difference. so how may explain the difference in this criminal investigation then say, maybe another type of organ i investigation and who actually could be held liable besides alec baldwin? as was the location. in fact, if this was in california or not, well, if this is a, let's say new mexico versus california, there may be a different standard to hold people in hollywood, either more or less liable. but i want you to wonder stance on me. there's another aspect here, scotty, which i find fascinating. have you noticed that there is nobody in hollywood coming out of the woodwork to support him? have you seen anybody?

imagine if robert de niro, tom hanks, steven spielberg were involved in the identical case, it will be handled tremendously different. the fact that he's basically allowed to twist in the wind. send a very interesting signal as to his importance, if you will. and that, believe it or not plays a role in whether charges or file is if somebody who is loved is this somebody who was in a ron howard opie, or is it alec baldwin? believe it or not, he is not the most lovable of defenders. now still, i don't believe he's going to be charged, nor should he be. and let me also tell you something, we don't know any thing. the facts of the case that are being a deuced right now would blow your mind that never make newspaper never make the news. never make website. we don't know anything. and we also tell you, when there's criminal liability and state people are going to be pointing fingers.

and also you have to look at the issue of, was there sabotage involved? you had a case where people were complaining, look, think like colombo, don't worry about conspiracy theories. you've got people who, who were, who were not paid, they didn't like the lodging. it in like a lot of things. there should not have been a bullet within a 100 ally brown ammunition within a 100 miles of that set. how does that even occur? live ammunition anywhere near should have never been there. so that fact alone and a lot of other factors means that this investigation is nowhere to the conclusion or whatever we're talking about right now. believe me, what's going on behind the scenes as far more interesting, or those can we learn from that? this is an interesting as well as realizing an investigation. in fact, there might even be a movie about a movie line. i'll always good to talk to you. thank you very much. and that's all that i we had for today show in the meantime, following on twitter at study and he's,

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