it's a matter of, with the headlines here on our tea and thousands of migrant families spend a very cold and hungry night outside a heavily guarded polish border. the still trying to get inside the e. u. a correspondent at the camp got some hot breaking reactions from the scene. we have the babies and the babies crying because it's too cold and we think we will die. we, they never open the border. we will die. well, nobody likes to pay more. on average, we have the money to do so well, the mainstream media claims americans are better, all fund abide and despite inflation whacking a 31 year record on the streets as a rather a different view. we have this vi food and do things like different ways. i don't think you save money. i definitely feel the inflation more so on food. i think a lot of people are out of work and they're spending their savings just to stay

alive. honestly, for toria, state government in australia is on cost to get to sweeping new policies in a pandemic bill despite loss which amendments and an enormous public outcry. ah, what his thoughts going into a busy tuesday for your worldwide headline, se life of moscow? this is an international than a very welcome to you. migrants including young children have spent a freezing night waiting for the chance to get over the border into poland. around 2000 of them left a makeshift camp in bella rose on sunday and amassed at a polish board. a checkpoint, guided by lines of soldiers, armed with crowd control weapons. as we can show you entire families are roughing it out in sub 0, temperatures along the frontier. they've been stranded on the bell, russian side of the fence fo weeks desperate to reach to you. the polish

authorities have been wanting my guns throughout the night. that force may be used against them. ah, if you don't follow the orders personally, this is what the camp looks like right now, at least in part. i mean, and the, the smoke here makes it so difficult to talk. we've come here just minutes ago and already my eyes are watery. as people over there you can see are trying to make their fires going. but there's a huge problem with that. there's no firewood and those well fires. so what they're trying to do, they're trying to burn grass old grass for grass. so i will look what this is. some people are having less luck than others like here for example, like have a look. this is what their fire looks like. i mean there's more smoke than actual heat that it produces. many people don't have roofs over their heads, like some people are lucky enough to have tense. others well are not so like again

. and if we turn around and our point the camera over there, you can see you can see a massive spotlight on the polar side of the border. the already difficult night is proving to be extra hard and you know, extra tough because you have this adding up to some natural hardships like well for example, you have called i feel so bad because it's too cold for us and we have babies and babies crying because it's too cold and we think we will die. we, they never open the border. we will die when it's in the health, and i think we will die. many people here have to sleep on bare concrete because right now we are crossing into a another part of the of this camp and have a look. just have a look over that woods the towards the polish board and towards the polish border dispatch. you might not be able to see clearly or, you know, because of all the smoke and because of the dark. but here are all the people who

are trying to have a gover night's sleep to catch some shut eye. but they have no tents. i've his sole source are because the city is extremely caught because as you see, there are so many child that is on may vizier. they are sleeping on the ground like no, i don't have any weird to sleep. i'm stung right now. my, my, my hand is have gone numb because this is extreme, you caught the pictures does not change as you well, military police, there's water, cannon still on guard, and well, a massive spotlight shining straight in their faces. again, this could prove for all these people, especially for the hundreds of children who will have to sleep and conditions like this. how do you feel? i all hungry all fear is the all family sheldon all seek? yes. why don't you? why don't you return to the, to your previous camp where you had, you know, hot camp? no good cabinal good. why? cabinet?

but out was no good. okay. you had him that a roast no good. and in fact, poland no good either because they don't want to stay there. they want to move on into europe, but so far, so far they are preparing to do for the worst they are preparing that they will not be let in. and that weld the polls will not them let in that nothing will change, but there aren't returning there only moving forward. well in the midst of all of this are western powers accused bela ross of deliberately fine lang, middle east migrants into the area. it's a claim. belarus denies, in the meantime, both of us and either both are preparing brand new sections. we as bit to expand the scope of the sanctions regime on better us. we will be able to target those responsible for exploiting vulnerable migrants and for facilitating illegal border crossing into the you. i understand that the e u today announced

a new sanctions authority that could apply to the situation in belarus. we 2 are preparing follow up sanctions and close coordination with the e and other partners and allies that i will continue to hold the lucas anchor regime accountable for it's ongoing attacks on democracy on human rights on international norms. belarus claims it's unable to stop the migrant flow into poland due to e. u sanctions. a, we discuss a situation with our guests who think the ultimate responsibility lies with brussels to solve the crisis unit is very healing east with this thing. you know, they can only impose sanctions, but there isn't much sanction that they can impose on by rosco's. the comic links are caught or, or there are more many, anyway. oh, politically speaking they have forbidden. oh, daddy. but i was aligned to land or to fly over europe own that isn't much more that can do the sanctions. it's just the word it,

it's totally inefficient in it. so just words go oh so in this instance, our really annoyed by this problem because as you here in germany, ok now the player that these people should not coming. it's the exact opposite of what mrs. snorkel setting 2015 off the shot from best they can call. they are fleeing the chaos caused by the united states and europe being allies. they are trying to escape that, kill us by coming to the one corner of the boat in the world. the european union, which is greeted with militarized pants and police and units, it really says something about the state, the well, we are to day that we go around the world creating kayla havoc. and yet, when once a loaded 34000 people met him, highway educated, thought those architects and swan, we could the european union. i'm, you can, can absorb those numbers, going to put it in state. we have a, a language been used to describe the weapon, eyes asian as if they are weapons being used to damage the european union. ah,

the way that it talks about as an invasion and so and so forth. rather than saying these up people trying to get a better life, flea chaos when danger seeking refuge in european union america as of soaring, inflation is expected a spike even further and it's on the back of a 2 trillion dollars spending plan approved by none other than president biden, prices are rising right now at the highest rate in 31 years, and it's certainly hitting everybody in the pockets. well, apparently not everyone is worried though are the mainstream media thinks everything is under control. a recently deleted tweet from amazon be see eve and claim that soaring prices are not such a bad thing. didn't a long people rushed to social media to voice their outrage? people not being able to afford groceries is a good thing. well, and takes all of you more, more on selling us more money coming out of our pocket is

a good thing. no reason will ever make a reasonable person say, inflation is a good thing. amazon dessy believes inflation is a good thing that i will wallace and curses disagree. while i am, as i say, followed up with another tweet saying that deleted one misrepresented the article it was linking to. but the idea that soaring costs are an overall positive, at least under the, by the ministration. it certainly gain traction in the mainstream media. however, when it comes to the everyday jo like he or me will kill him, often hit the streets of new york to speak with a people to see what they think about it. whether it's mel for gasoline, the prices of every day commodities are rising. american families are being squeezed now more than ever. some voices in mainstream media say the solution is pretty simple. stop complaining and deal with it. and the dirty little secret here, willi, while nobody likes to pay more, on average, we have the money to do sol, household savings had a record high over the pandemic. we didn't really have anywhere to go out and spend

according to m, as in b. c house, stephanie rule, household savings hit a record high. during the pandemic, we didn't have anywhere to go out and spend. we decided to put that theory to the test. people savers have gone. i'm now. now, i don't think so because things are more expensive. we have to buy food and do things like different ways. i don't think you save money, especially way transportation and everything. i definitely feel ian facia and have more on food. you noticed a difference like in proteins and just in general, softly worrying. i don't know too much, not a great financial guy, but extern says the economy is a little bit. we're an semi us. i think a lot of people are out of work and they're spending their savings just to stay alive, honestly. yeah. what about all the people lost her job? well, a lot of those people are definitely spending their savings, myself included. what rules theory ignores, is that sense of the pandemic? many americans have lost their jobs or seen a significant decrease in their incomes. the federal reserve is warning that inflation won't be stopping any time soon and that we should be expecting rising

prices for at least the next few months. food banks across the country have never been busier. hit with demand from desperate americans who are hit by the double whammy of rising prices amid a supply chain crisis. i would say that in our county specifically, we've seen a dramatic increase in food insecurity. we've had to make a lot of really tough choices. and so one of the things that we're always trying to reiterates is that we're still in the midst of a disaster. meanwhile, the spectre of rising taxes hangs over many americans biden promises that he will only raise taxes on the altar wealthy. however, the tax policy center says that many middle class households could be effective republican, say that biden's build back better plan for increasing spending will make things worse, joe biden, and comma la harris, and the rest of the administration. they don't care, they want you not to be able to fulfill up gas in your car. they want your electricity bill to be higher. they want your heating bill to be higher. of course

it doesn't impact them. according to a recent poll, 70 percent of americans are dismayed by the current economic situation, while 50 percent blame biden for soaring inflation. not surprisingly, biden's, popularity has taken a knock. now 51 percent of voters say they favor the g o. p. giving republicans the highest lead facing the mid term in decades. biden promise to rescue the country from a crisis that he blamed on donald trump. however, over the past few months, things don't really seem to have improved with the countries financially squeezed. this could mean a big turnaround when it comes to the mid terms. caleb martin, r t new york. we spoke to a t, v and radio host to steve mult, but he things, mainstream networks in the united states are excessively loyal to president biden and ultimately lost touch. with reality, stephanie rule on emerson. b. c, one of their anchors. she was talking about how guess what,

this inflation stuff. it's not as it's really not that bad people could afford it. the dirty little secret is people could afford it, they're saving or they're working. more wages are up. well, you know what, this is as out of touch as couldn't be beat. people cannot afford it. what people she could afford, it har circle could afford the people she knows could afford it. but of course, even the, by the administration or admitting that it's a problem even come ela harris was able to understand that it's a problem for her to be so. so in another galaxy and out of touch and say dirty little secret is inflations, okay? cuz we can't afford it now. no, she, i, i never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. well, all of us come to the time of plummeting trust in the mainstream media, with us tv network, seeing the rating slump since last year. that story, coming your way just a little bit later on this program, but for now,

authorities in the australia, no state of victoria are expected to get sweeping new powers under a fiercely contested pandemic bill. i. despite the last minute changes and enormous public fury i owe on monday night a thousands of protesters comes outside the state parliament in melbourne, venting their anger over this draft legislation in response to the government of walk and it down in a bit to get the bill through the upper house, the key concessions, all that fines for cobra to rule breakers have been lowered. the threshold for declaring a pandemic has been raised and the right to protest is protected. this follows weeks of public unrest. now the victoria premier has defended the bill saying it's all about keeping people safe and that it includes safe cash to prevent any abuse of power. or meanwhile, a top health official in an hour. another australian state queensland has issued a warning to people who refused cobra shots. he's saying that they could

effectively be banished from society. father cries, not give back side life of the miserable without being faxed, that it is going to be very hard to maintain your employment if you're not vaccinated, or you won't be able to go any way for any entertainment. australia has an 83 percent cobit vaccination rate, while queensland is catching up with 70 percent. but despite reaching international herd immunity targets, australia is still seeking to ratchet up the pressure on the unvaccinated. earlier i asked australian professor of epidemiology a if a, the new bill in victoria is a right response to the pandemic. part of the reason they argued that i'm having a pandemic bill was going to be important, was that it would allow some of the decision making processes to become more transparent actually. but there was concern that when it came back that it didn't actually have some of the oversight automatically written in that would ensure that

this was going to happen in that way. so it's really important the changes we've seen in the last 24 hours. i think a key changes to help achieve what they plan to achieve, but without risking giving so much authority to someone who, who also is the person who calls whether or not they need to consult with people. you actually need a process that brings in the people that should be consulted in a potential pandemic, so that you've got community engagement. otherwise, it's all about rules. and it's not the best public health response that you can have in a setting that community leaders should be involved as well. your program returns and just a moment. ah, this was a bargain that was may 2025 years ago under clinton. as a matter of fact, they've brought china into the world trade organization, the w t o. this was a quick probe. well, that we're going to essentially give america

a huge break on flat screen tv. but within 2045 years we're going to bankrupt the country and that's what's happening now. oh, is your media reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that some with direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows.

oh right into the pot. the 2nd thought you'd say of the program we go into for this tuesday here in our tea americans trust. and the mass media has apparently slumped to its lowest level since 2016. and that's taking a toll on mainstream tv networks with cnn. seeing its primetime view, a numbers plummet by almost 50 percent since the start of the year. i think correspondent daniel armstrong has more on this story. trust. they say it takes years earn and only seconds to break and for ever to repair. for us mean she media, those seconds have turned into months of nose diving viewing figures amid a crisis of confidence on saturday, eights hop. see an ann report to ridicule reports of supply chain disruptions by taking a pop at average. joe, the supply chain, she exclaims, looking for milk for 2 year old look at this amazing overflowing abundance. he

responds such contempt from u. s. media for the current difficulties faced by so many has led to wide spread condemnation. with many americans bemoaning and out of touch media that is alienating its own audience, i don't see a thing, therefore this thing must not exist. this and commentary on gas prices. everything's fine in my bubble of reality. his milk is 300 percent the price it was 2 years ago, but wages have only gone to 3 percent. and inflation is outpacing growth. abundance doesn't help or so please rename your show to literally anything that doesn't have the word reliable in it. it's false advertising. so the chasm in communication between the public and the press is widening major channels like m s, n, b, c, and c, n n. have seen their respective prime time spot nosedive by just under half of this whole tool viewership. but it's not just the democrat liberal media that's losing touch with its base. fox news viewership is down a 3rd from the same period just

a year earlier. now back then, the media consistently found ratings. thanks largely to donald trump, but in a biden era that's all changed. not so long ago, buzzfeed learned the hard way about dwindling audiences when the company laid off a 3rd of its staff. but not only both feed all u. s. traditional media, her face the year on year decline, just let the 10s of thousands of media jobs being white out. the media. so to announce the highest job cuts on record in 2020 this industry, which includes television and movie production, news and advertising, and as $30711.00 cuts. this is 201 percent higher than the 10201 cuts announcing the sets in 2019 and well traditional media continues to report an, an agenda rather than covering issues at the heart of society that trust. whereas ever thinner and ratings plunge ever further, perhaps by raining in their reporting by his just

a little mainstream media won't just be doing their view as a favor, but also themselves as well. we heard from journalist r chadwick, moore. he thinks there's a growing rift between what americans want to see on their t v, screens and what they're in fact being shown. i don't think that this trust can be gained. i think that so many people feel so burned and deceived and misled by media . how do you forgive that when you see just how corrupt they are and how much they think their heels in and continue to dig their heels in to their biases and their spin and their hatred of conservative republicans of average americans. it just, these are problems that don't interest them. they're interested in climate change. they're interested in race conspiracy theories. and they can help themselves report on that. i think that's also responsible for the, the tank and ratings and the ever increasing the vibe between the people who deliver the news and that we really hope consume it. and the average people who. ready are just tuning out and they're not interested in what these people at the

say they don't speak to them an f b i rayed on the investigative journalism group project veritas has been slammed by rights. groups of the case relates to the alleged theft of a diary belonging to president jo biden's daughter ashley project veritax is engaged in disgraceful deceptions and reasonable observance might not consider their activities to be journalism atoll, unless the government had good reason to believe that project veritax employees were directly involved in the criminal theft of the diary. it should not have subjected them to invasive searches and seizures. project veritas, it says it was given the diary by 2 individuals. it never published it. in fact, it just gave us straight to the police. during the raid, the f. b, i a coma, scared of the phone of a project, veritas found a james o'keefe a. here he is explaining what happened i they confiscated my song, they rated my apartment on my song. were many my reporters notes. a lot of my sources on related to this story and

a lot of confidential donor information to our news organization. while commenting on the re the f b, i said only that his agents quote performed law enforcement activity. a bureau agents also search the homes of 2 of o keeps associates and journalist a chris hetcher says it's all part of the biden administration's bid to pressure the opposition. this is part of a broader pattern by dividing administration to really run roughshod over legal norms against anybody they consider to be part of the opposition project. very to us, of course, targeting liberal left when groups and this gets into the whole subpoena power in the committee that is within the congress that's been set up by the democratic party leadership to investigate the mob assault on january 6th. so unfortunately, it's not an isolated in stir incident, and it's one that's extremely disturbing should be disturbing, but with

a partisan divide here, any kind of assault, including censoring the contents of 100 biden's laptop, remember they locked the new york post, which broke that story out of its own twitter account called it disinformation, although it turns out that everything on that laptop was not this information, even the biden's didn't and neither was real. so this is just one more example of the polarization that exists within the country and how the democratic party is quite willing to use questionable tactics in order to silence trump supporters and, and people they consider part of the opposition. a transgender american professor has spot controversy of the calling for peter files to be de stigmatized . alan walker, who teaches sociology in criminal justice at old dominion university of virginia, says it isn't necessarily immoral for adults to be sexually attracted to children. artes contributor lauren chin gives us her opinion on that. let's talk about the

worrying push to d, stigmatized, pedophilia. that is there actually people out there activists who are currently trying to normalize sexual attraction to miners. and i want to be extremely clear that child sexual abuse is never ever ok. but having and attractions miners as long as it isn't acted on, doesn't mean the person who has those attractions is doing something wrong. this person in question is alan walker, a professor at old dominion university in virginia, and he's actually written an entire book dedicated to sympathising with what he calls, minor attracted persons, i. e, peta files. i think we believe societally that stigma against m a piece of to protect children because we don't fully understand the differences between m a peace and sex offenders. again, we have this confusion between the attraction and the criminal behavior. now, many people may not have heard of that term, a minor attracted person or a map, but it's definitely not

a new one and not something that alan walker himself has come up with. the term map was actually coined by pedophile themselves, essentially as an attempt to re brand their image because the term pedophile is in my opinion, so rightly stigmatized by most of society. and now people like alan walker, who to be clear, does not claim to be a pedophile himself. are arguing that sexual attraction to children needs to be de stigmatize. because without the stigma, apparently pet files might be more inclined to seek professional help for their attraction. but of course, there are several problems with this reasoning. the 1st being of course, that if alan walker gets his way and society stop seeing sexual attraction to children as being inherently wrong, what impetus would there be in the 1st place for a pedophile to seek help at all? and in case anyone out there was hoping that perhaps alan walker was just a one off a fringe activists who does not represent any type of mainstream thought. unfortunately, you'd be wrong. first off walker's book, a long dark shadow minor attracted people and their pursuit of dignity. it is being

published by the university of california press. and not only that, but so far, despite walker is controversial statements, his university, old dominion university has stood by him. an academic community plays a valuable role in the quest for knowledge of, i'll borrow this is being willing to consider scientific and other empirical data that may involve controversial issues and perspectives. and not only that, but to make matters worse, there are entire organizations specifically non profit charity organizations that dedicate themselves to di, stigmatizing sexual attraction to children. one of these organizations is called the procedure foundation. it's a tax exam group that not only has interviewed alan walker, of course, because of their shared interest. but it also works sward things like abolishing sex offender registries. and legalizing the use of child sex dolls in a world where things like drag queen story our are increasingly common. it seems like there is no taboo left that people are not willing to challenge. and

considering how many people now you tolerance above all else as the most important value. is it really so strange to think that there might come a day perhaps, sooner than we all think that yes, even being a pedophile is acceptable. you know that topic is turning into a bit of a heated debate on a r t dot com right now. if you check out the open ed section of the meantime, thanks for sharing your time with us. here we're to moscow go tuesday program. returning with a full docket with top of the hour or ah ah, there is a patch of water around me try a seal island in contention between canada and the united states, northern gulf, a man, but suddenly become optimal for lobster. our population here is exploded. one of

the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had me and canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position and tensions or high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be costs that would be significant to hold countries. border dispute don't go away, they just fester. something's going to happen to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk

ah hi, i'm max kaiser with stacy herbert. and this is the kaiser report and, you know, sometimes it's just too easy. i gotta say, stacy, well, you know what, if you thought the highest inflation numbers and 31 years was bad? well, wait until you see the producer price pipeline. now you know how in the world of energy, everybody concerns themselves with leaks from oil pipelines are natural gas pipeline.