and how they see tuesday is going to race is going to be attorney and former new york city council. can it carrion burke and larry were ward president of constitutional rights? fact, thanks for joining me. they sure. okay, so let's start with a korean is terry mcauliffe not? why leading by this huge standard because of him are more about the bigger picture of what is going on in the country today. i think was a combination. obviously, this is a virginia governor's race. so very mcculla had a lot of missteps in his speeches and also some of his policy. for instance, he made a big step with regards to education choice saying that parents still need to have a say in their children's education. so that really didn't sit motors in virginia and i said that is partly why his numbers are not so huge a little marginal difference from the public intended. yes it is. and also i don't

think that, sorry, go ahead. no, no, that's the finish. okay. i do think also the republican candidate, you know, he is more for the people and he talks about issues that people understand and wants to hear about. so that is partly why in some old acts and we've got a couple hours. well, it's real interesting, is it education i think is the one topic that kind of can cross party lines that people are willing to vote over, especially because they can see it every day in their children's day to day lives. how important education is and the agenda that goes with it. but larry, you know, one thing that is been interesting, the republicans are either they're coming straight towards the middle or they're getting as far away from is trump. so how tied do you think to former president trump? is our voters for young? can you'll get it in trump. i have nothing to do each other. younger is probably more aligned with larry o get. then with donald trump, quite frankly,

i just kind of prefer if he was more aligned with donald trump personally. but you know, the, the races about young can versus mccall of course and make it about trumpet has nothing to do with trump. mcauliffe is so desperate and you could tell by the ad that he's running, you know, if you're running to try and get the center, then like, like younger is doing now. he's trying to take some more of the democratic base by saying, you run a gas, i'm a former democratic support. you know, that's kind of stuff you would see from someone who is leading. but you see someone who is panicking is running ads aimed at their base, which they should have short up. and you see a lot of abortion at abortion, at after abortion, after abortion, at that call up and running, trying to scare women into abortion. and why is that? it's because they've lost the suburban moms be caught due to this due to the school situation due. the fact that he tells parents doesn't have

a right into their to discuss their school's, their children's education. so because he's lost the argument there, now he's trying to scare women into, you can't, you can't have an abortion that good young, it's going to, going to go back on that. you know where it's really interesting that you bring that young kid is actually as far away from trauma as you can be as ever in public more like larry ward. i know more like larry hogan, i think that's a very interesting take right there. and that's and then the republicans, the last 23 years that he can't, the ran away from, from, was not very successful. so i'm going to ask you in a minute. but more importantly, right now, kerry, how do you think democrats are going to look at their strategy on wednesday and adjust no matter who wins? going ok. this is kind of a way to call, let's say that because it's able to pull it through. it's still a wake up call to the party going. what do we need to change? going into the next 2 years. i definitely think that's a whole no matter what i believe the strategy of trump is probably beating

a dead horse at this point. i think people want to hear about their local issue a little bit more back their day to day. like i think that they have to bring their candidate as someone that can bring or change the change event. provide policies that can help people day to day on economic education and maybe even a little immigration if that is something that is a concern for the position. i think the days of saying, oh yeah, the fan the, the nation i get from is doing is a little way in the mix of hands. so i definitely think strategy has to change and it will say going into the make because fighting great. even in brigade, fairly low and national rate fall into about 40 to change it. sure that the democratic party is viable to the mid term election. while i have you both here, i actually want to talk about a claim that the former president has actually may claim that nearly 12000000

immigrants have come to us illegally over the year. i think everyone with their eyes can see that there has been a large influx of illegal immigrants who come over. however, $12000000.00 might be over doing it. estimates you know, look to be about under 2000000 might be a little bit more. might be a little less, but definitely not the 12 larry does the former president marge exaggerations only heard himself and the parties credibility. no, i don't think so. look, the president is who he is and he says, what he says i'd like to actually go back to the, to the, to the other point about what will the democrats change strategy and there's a, there's an interesting caveat here. i think quite young can should run away with it . i also think that the, the new jersey race should be very competitive, a lot more competitive that people think based on the actual what we're seeing on the ground. but here's, here's the interesting thing. fairfax is already cheating. fairfax county is already violating the law and ignoring the social security number on the social

security number on the check on the mail and ballot is violating virginia state law and you know, they, the cheating has happened. so why, why am i bringing this up because there's 5 trillion dollars at stake, $1.00, and that $3.00 trillion that the democrats want to pass. well, if they lose a selection badly that it definitely pushes that agenda way back and they'll have to really reconsider their, their, their strategy. but if they, if they cheat and when will then they could say, well, we would, the people spoke and they will shove the 5 trillion dollars. so there's a lot of money at stake. and i think that they'll do anything they can do when the electron including g and kerry. and i've gotta get to respond to that. so i want to make sure that's fair. but once again, like i said, you're already hearing both sides saying, watching interference for interference. does that help any of these conversations, especially on the day, there's going to be someone who wins this race in the end?

well, i don't know if they're actually cheating. going on in this particular lesson, as of right now, that is something when the court to decide. so i want to say there is a go to florida are going on in the races that were there were border protection rules and regulations that virginia and they are a little bit easier for people to vote in elections. i think that is good because a lot of times in the past one motor disenfranchisement in virginia, they were under federal watch or some of the discriminatory actions that they did in their prior elections prior to the so ask for this election, we would have to wait a see if there's an actual voter fraud. i don't like to throw that out. i basically want a sort of ordering equity. i'd be a party should be focus on border integrity. and i think that they are the less way to, as well as gray, talking about the new year. and i think all eyes will be on virginia 2 are in new jersey. chester and him. i think virginia is kind of the one that people are

looking to see. and you know, what if either party wants to turn on a claim, fraud on the other side, depending on who when it's on them. if you know that could be a possibility going into it, then have your people in your attorneys ready to watch. we needed to really put back into our elections. and the only way we're going to do that is by paying attention that barclays chief, jeff staley, has a step down from his position as ceo find the latest round of investigations. busy into his relationship with jeffrey jeffrey, i've seen with a client of j. p. morgan that private bank, which is shaylee, used to run prior to taking over as a group ceo and director barclays. shaylee was obviously surprised by the result of the investigation as well as the reaction by the board of directors. as he was said to travel to the sea of the 26 climate talk during glasgow. happening just this week, instead of daily found himself resigning from his position. following the results of the probe, which was done by the financial conduct authority and prudential regulation

authority that the investigation made. no finding staley saw or was aware of mister abstains legit crimes. however, the board and mister staley agreed to still part ways. so to give us more insight and if this means the investigation, however slow is still progressing and bringing justice, we bring legal journalists, a contributor with america's lawyer. molly barbara, thank you so much. enjoy your molly again. hi, scotty. okay, so i just have to ask how involve the was staley with abstain compared to others who are in the network who have not even been brought really to any sort of a prosecution or justice yet? well, that's a great question. and it does seem like there's a big name that's associated with epstein every time you open up the paper or check out online with the latest news. so he appears to be the latest person that is associated with abstain. now the nature of his relationship with, as dan staley,

is that has been strictly professional, but this particular investigation started with after an employee of daily is released to cash of e mails to regulators between staley and epstein. now, according to regulators, there were content in those emails that implied that it was more personal than professional, or at least was not as professional as daily would have the board admit. so it, it appears that this was more, a matter of perception that there was some in can grew these inconsistencies between the nature of what staley said his relationship with epstein was and what was indicated in these emails. and stanley apparently said he was going to fight their findings. and when they realized that was the case, they decided that it was better just, you know, to give them the 2 and a half $1000000.00 payout in pounds, as opposed to keeping him on as c o. they didn't want the black guy if you will, or the public site. so as far as the nature of his relationship being different from others, it's hard to know because there's a he said he said, situation going on right now. but according to sailors professional,

according to the regulators, they have information that would indicate it was not as professional as perhaps that staley would have indicated, well, i'm always savvy. one of those, he says, can't say anything any more. so we can't even ask questions on that. part, you know, but i have to start thinking about what would be the basis to actually part ways with your ceo of stanley was not a part of or witness any i've seen crime. is there more which has not been really the public? do you feel like do you just say just because your name was so she will guess what? there are thousands including a lot of the people up on capitol hill right now, whose name has appeared very close to. they still have their job. so why now, staley, is he being released? you know, it's a, it's a great question and i sure would like to get my hands on those emails. but here's a little tidbit that we do know. staley said he and his wife actually went to lunch on that virgin island. the u. s. virgin islands that seen had that was nicknamed by locals called pedophile island. so he did have lunch there. that's not to say

anything inappropriate happen. and that happened before he became ceo barclays. he was still working for j. p. morgan, when obscene was there where he was an important client. so it's not unusual. they say when you have high rolling clients, like i've seen billionaires for their relationship to be a little more personal, if you will with your banker, it's not unusual for bankers to visit a client like that at their home, for example. so him visiting this island isn't necessarily an indictment of him, but it is one more thing that makes you go ha, what was the nature of their relationship? and obviously i've seen is not someone that people associate with good things. and he is certainly a black eye when it comes to p, r in any circle. so maybe barclay's decision was, hey, the fact that you were associated with him at all, there has been some inconsistency in what you're saying was the nature of your relationship. and what we're hearing from regulators, we're just going to take the approach of let's go ahead and cut ties. now perhaps they just thought it would look better for them as opposed to anything actually being bad between them. well, let's hope that's why i know our team to stay on this,

even though it's moving. so it's been 2 years since i've seen himself apparently committed suicide. lease issues are still trying to follow up on the investigations even if it's slow pace. thank you so much for joining us. now after the break, there is a huge traffic jam at the glasgow airport as there is not enough room to park on the private jets of those leaders in business and government who are coming in from around the world to talk about how to combat climate change we'll discuss this. busy in the multiple other hypocrisies, happy this week. at the c o. p 26. it's been 30 years since the soviet union collapsed. got a little chill to work upon nuclear. you know. so show me your for trussel, one to ukraine was one of the independent states that emerged from the ruins of the super bow. a little more michelle, confusing some of the i can last new lease,

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ah ah ah, okay. aside from the economy, tolbert and climate change actually took up much of the agenda at this year's g. 20 summit in rome, and while the pandemic continued to be at the top of mind, the state of the planet eclipse to all other issues artes alex, a hell of edge has that the story. it was the perfect opportunity for a few photos and getting down to business. the g 20 summit in rome saw the leaders of the world's biggest economies come together in hopes of building

a united front to tackle issues which concern us all at the top of the agenda this year was climate change. one country, which is already suffering from global warming, is russia addressing the sun it through a video link. russian president vladimir putin emphasized the urgency of the matter was the average annual temperature and rush is rising more than $2.00 times faster than the global average. in 10 years, it has increased by almost half a degree. russia has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2060, according to president putin over the past 20 years. the countries carbon footprint has decreased by 2.7 percent annually. as for the rest of the g 20, some leaders have criticized group members for not doing enough just 12. g 20 members. her committee to reach net 0 by 2050 or elio. barely half of us have submitted improve plans. the how we will cover emissions since the parish summit in 2015, according to the final communicate from the summit. the group of 20 leaders agreed

to end public finance for coal fired power generation abroad, but no target for facing out coal domestically. on the subject of the cobra, 1900 pandemic. there was a call for gee, 20 nations to distribute existing vaccines in a more equitable way to poor countries. candidates prime minister justin trudeau said his government would be stepping up to the plate course. the big issue that we continued to address 1st was the recovery from coven 1900. we know that to be covered anywhere. we have to beat it everywhere. which is why we announce a canada, we'll donate 200000000 doses to kovacs by the end of 2022 callbacks pools funds from wealthier nations to help buy vaccines for themselves and low income countries . when it comes to the economy. d 20 leaders formerly endorsed the global minimum tax on corporations of 15 percent. the new international tax rolls target, fiscal paradise's, and it's skyrocketing profits of the multinational corporations. although some have

said that the summit wasn't success. many fear that the commitments regarding climate change where week at best, and that they could set a precedent that will negatively affect the momentum for the larger climate change focused comp 26 conference in glasgow where countries from around the world are represented for r t and alex mileage un climate change conference is underway in scotland and wanted to plan on which course we should take to say the planet leaders are actually showing up are be accused of hypocrisy for not reducing their own carbon footprint on the way to c o. p 26. more than 400 private jets have actually been used to fly and guest for all those talks are shot at or da, she looks at this year's event. and how well promises of past events are holding up . on paper the u. k. is paving the way for cleaner greener renewable energy, but you mean on the small print and it tells a totally different story. report is found proposal. so 40 potential new fossil

fuel extraction projects that would nearly triple the u. k. annual greenhouse gas emissions. hardly a good start ahead of 26 and delivering on these pages. the solution to climate change is clear. it lies in consigning dirty fossil fuels like co to history in ditching gas guzzling modes of transport. we've decided to put coal behind us. if we want to reach the subject that we all need to move to carbon neutrality by 2050, the wheels of the net 0 band walker. now wobbling as greener energy alternatives like wind and solar, aren't always reliable at that to the fuel crisis. and there's only one way to go backwards. europe, resorting to old school power resources like colon gas, lotion for it's carbon emissions, which hasn't gone down to well at all. hm

. ah. so i think it's more than to point i making 25 previous cops and i was wondering. busy why, you know, hasn't been a success so far. busy you know, emissions arise, there's just an unprecedented will for a change that hasn't been necessarily our previous call, i think so on november, the 6th day of action, climate justice, 5100 place and people marching through class. and i think it's impossible for a decision makers to recon are and where they power crisis and long winter ahead. of course, politicians are stuck between a rock and a hard place trying to keep homes heated without going back on there. what so does that mean it's a lose lose situation. we're going to have to look at the immediate problem, which is, i'm not sure which an energy shortage are in the u. k. huge amounts of money and

companies that are pretty much during bus or not. so you have the short term solution, which is how do we get through the winter and long term solution, which is finding out exactly how we moved to renewables and a sustainable way in a way this cost effective. russia is happy to step in, but the you is giving most of the red lights. we come to now a sounds to be blackmailed by russia. the current, i guess, prices are 1st and foremost, the result of high demand and low supply. russia is playing a game of poker. peyton says europe's gas crisis was largely its own folder and did noise is using energy as a political weapon. russia is not using any weapons. where are we using weapons and what conflicts are we taking part? this is what i call a politically motivated talk. there is nothing to support it. we are actually increasing our supplies to europe, gas price increase supplies by 10 percent. we are increasing not decreasing our gas

supply to europe, where you have it yet another issue muddied by politics. in the meantime, winter is coming. energy prices are skyrocketing and households employees to freeze . but none of that is deterring cop 26 from its mission of saving the planet. don't forget, of course there's a big carbon footprint being left by all those planes carrying world leaders and the delegations to and from the cop 26 summit charge, such as the road gets ready to launch into commercial space. travel back pain, maybe something astronaut in space. taurus, like we'll have to worry about our diverse planning to get ahead of it and brings us more about the findings of a new study linking the to a new study reveals that a lack of gravity may in fact cause back pain. it's up in appliances are looking into as commercial space travel takes off. it's the commercial world in which

advance capabilities get normalized and become part of every day life. a technology advances the space race isn't just happening among various countries, but between some of the wealthiest entrepreneurs, most notably elan mosque, jeff bezos and richard branson. their goal is to get their space flight companies to operate almost like airlines allowing people to travel to speed their been dreams for a very long time of world boston commercial activities in space with growing populations and so forth. now we have access to systems that off left to launch, and lamb long going to space would be a dream come true. for many, there is one little problem scientists are hoping to solve in the near future back pain, according to a study published in the journal. anesthesiology 52 percent at astronauts have reported some type of back pain within 2 to 5 days of space. travel, or 86 percent of the cases were reportedly mild. the pain still impeded in astronauts ability to function during their tasks in orbit,

is that he looked into specialized suits and exercises to help prevent and treat back paint from the lack of gravity. a study from the university of ins, brooke, in austria, found that half a military helicopter pilots reported low back pain. these pilots and crew members flew in different gravitational forces. researchers said they were 3 times more likely to develop lombard disc herniation. a 2010 study revealed that astronauts are 4 times more likely to develop a herniated disc scientist to say the spines as shape bend enables that she resist gravity while absorbing weight and impact. researchers found some astronaut spine grew 3 inches from straightening out. specialists say this could be dangerous, causing not only pain, but also affect their stability of their spine after returning to earth. so this new study is proposing specialized suits in time as commercial space travel is skyrocketing along with regular resistance training, something that we should all be practicing for healthy bones to begin with, reporting for news, these hughes and passion suites

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has our tape breaking news, this, our whistleblower report, serious flaws in phases cobit vaccine testing procedures and says u. s. officials refused to listen the latest from all correspondence in one minute . also ahead, despite unified and branding us democracy, the envy of the world, the world increasingly disagrees as a poll shows a shop dive in global perceptions of american democracy as well as its health care system. we discussed the findings with a former us congressman for the booth and pledges that russia will be carbon neutral, no later than 2016 and a message to delegates at the u. s. climate summit in scotland and the west pushes for action called 26. we look at how they're ambitious plans might hurt nations dependent hope off with.