ah ah, breaking news of his out here. what are t international? the head of nato vows to keep expanding the western military alliance, bringing in new countries despite protests from brush our new sister channel in germany, our t. v is blocked by you 2 companies just hours offer laurie. it's 1st broadcast in that country. also in the program of global fears, spread over the new american varian the w h. o. in europe, the director that tells us he, that it's vital to deliver vaccines where they needed most, including rushes,

put nick green shod toes, including vaccines. go beyond politics. we should never take into account the country of origin ah, broadcasting live in a 100 countries worldwide. this is auntie international. very well. welcome to our sister channel in germany, r t t e has been taken down by youtube. it comes on the day it launch, it's fust broadcast in that country. now the reason given for the band is that our t d. e's previous youtube account was removed and apparently the owner of any blocked channel is forbidden from starting a new one. however, r t d e's new channel actually has a different owner. and despite being unavailable on youtube, you can still watch it at d dot r t dot com. the channels are chief transformation officer,

told us what happened on p o center has been terminated by dtm for what you could violation of the times of scientists. and you've got to complain that oddity of them just had 2nd painted some technical safety matches. this means according to your price, your channel is coming to you may be unable to use any child. and then that was the latest addition to somebody on youtube that includes dozens of channels. it was set out by the bouncing company about tea and then to be novice, in most cases, used by a team of editors of denver and have no relation to our t youtube channel that was terminated in september. i detroit, technically, because the channel that was deleted in september was owned by a different company, all tv productions. it's also worth mentioning that at the time of termination on

youtube channel, had some 600000 followers and 540000000 views. well this by the whole youtube ban, our german sister channel is now up and running. for the meantime, there was, he's, danny armstrong looked at what other obstacles that had to overcome just to get on the journey. so launched a has been the usual track through pressure and passive aggression from the self appointed defenders of democracy. i. e. rival, gym, and media. it's bad enough to putin's voice sounds out across the internet. if it were not for one reliable german meteor outlet, dest spiegel kremlin owned outlets would dominate the german digital information space. in both the number of articles published in social engagement received. there is reason to believe that most of the traffic on r t channels is real and not acquired through purchased fake profiles. the thinly veiled disdain from rival gym and media outlets have come in a form of gallant cries to stop the so called moscow mouthpiece. and kremlin back

putin propaganda, of course, that has nothing to do with our t deutsche. his popularity on a string of social media, where they consistently rank among the top most viewed channels as regards news and politics. ah, it wasn't just rival outlets that ran. so the hysteria of r t deutsch, his rise through the media rankings. politicians got personal and launched. attacks on our t employees, framing them as perpetrators of this information, and d, stabilizing democracy. those who worked for archie have said good bye to critical

and independent journalism. and whether they want it or not, archie employees are part of the destabilization of democracy. this is not about the approval of a profane entertainment channel, but about e u wide access for putin propaganda and targeted disinformation under the guise of alternative journalism. and what goes up must come down arte deutsche, his ascent was yanked back down to earth when you chew ban the channel from its platform with it, wiping out 600000 subscribers. now despite rumors that the pan was purely in batt, former chancellor angle, a miracle denied that germany had influence you chief's decision. as for r t, germany did not put any pressure on brussels or the decisions it made in germany. neither the federal government nor the state governments engaging meadows like that . so despite all the people's best efforts, artie deutsch is primed and ready for action, launching on air and launching a fresh assault on those old ratings and views,

rankings. mainstream media beware. so with all the resistance that our t t has faced, including today's youtube term in nation, we decided take a bit of a well tongue in cheek look at why the authorities in germany are just so against it. i mean, you must, it is. so you deleted it in as you want to talk to, we stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia. 80 in germany. repeat some of the arrows that we doubtless made, say no to seventy's as chunky dawson subaru. miller influence other nations, france b, u. k. and even latin america and other countries in cuba, then they need to where to high from cycle pollute with members of your household.

please, please, please, please. we are to continue to fight. don't you just need to rush, you must not be allowed in germany. i don't want you to call me and leave it social out. so didn't out t d enough ation 5. and the yes actually indian ha, the enough mrs. gunston son will be looking more at a russia, germany tensions just a bit later on the program here on our t as a moscow reject. so german colts ruling that in fact, the motor but chechen man in berlin. that story is coming up just a little bit later. but now the world health organization is warning that the armor chron variant is now spreading at an unprecedented rate. that hospitals, in many countries could be overwhelmed. alma crohn has been registered in more than 70 countries, but despite the rapid spread, early studies from south africa and hong kong suggest is less likely to cause

seville innes, than that of the delta varied. nevertheless, countries worldwide are ramping up their vaccine campaigns, and all corresponding to elliot a trinket spoke to the w, a chose regional director for europe. how much more do we know about our micron at this point? we know much more. and we have to tours and about all mcclellan. it's true, it's the latest variant. it's spreading much more faster, but i always tell we're not in the business of fighting one variant when the business of fighting all variance and stu, delta is dominant. what we need to do is to implement, well they call fife pandemic stabilizers. number one, increase vaccination coverage number to boost boost, boost number to city. double the number of people varying marks. endorse number 4, ventilate, particularly in classrooms. keep the schools open and fife,

implement. new treatment protocols, how valid are the concerns that vaccines might prove ineffective against all micron, where we know as of to date, that vaccines are still effective for the 1st or the 2nd dose may be little bit less, but it covers with a cert dosed well on the european union, specifically, we've seen a range of different approaches. why aren't we seeing a more uniformity from the block in particular into uniform that has been growing over time. but i think the point that it's still really aleck off uniformity, with a cold political here. it is, and it's confuses the people. that's why dublin was advocating to establish a bung european health senate council at the high level to half uniformed in policy . but ultimately still health is a national competency. it's a decision by the country. speaking of sputnik v, a r t, we've heard from

a number of experts that the issue has been politicized. is that true anyhow? house including vaccines. go beyond politics. we should never take into the country of origin. i shared the optimism of the present alteration for the nation that this debris emerged she used listing for scrutiny. can really be there soon or let's go to our breaking news for you here on our tea international just are about 10 minutes past 5 in the late afternoon. now, as we understand, the head of nato has said that can be no compromise on expanding the trans atlantic defense alliance. of course, that comes off to president putin demanded. urgent talks on preventing nato from adding new members right along russia's borders. let's learn more. russian live to was he shot to do with the a lot of eager to see you on this a bit of a strong statement there from the secretary general against oldenburg. what can you, what can you tell us? that's right here. and he spoke for a few minutes,

but there was an awful lot of information to digest. i'll try and take you through it. now. he talked a lot about what he sees as being a pattern of russian aggression and said that nato will continue to do everything that it can to support nato allies. nato members, he was talking at the same time, is holding the podium with the ukranian present. just to point out, you quite isn't currently a member of nato, although it would like to join the alliance. i yan sold him back, said that nato stands with you, crane 8, support itself. warranty and it supports ukraine's right to defend that sovereignty did a friend its own country's buddhas and its territory. and he said that nato would continue to give the queen practical support to be able to do this. now he said that nature support for ukraine is not a threat to russia. he's direct words or not. and he said,

any decision about nato increasing its membership in lodging to include ukraine will be something that he's so lee taken by nato members themselves that, um, i listened to what i, he has to say. nato has proven over the last years that are open door policy is not only something we can support in words, but those in deeds parted by inviting to new countries. montenegro north muscle now to become a member, so we have enlarged the line. so the last few years for to new members, despite protests from russia, and also we are supporting ukraine in your trends efforts to come closer to nato membership. well, he also talked about what he described as being russia substantial military buildup . he said over the last few weeks that have been tens of thousands of all mach

vehicles, personnel, army vehicles, generally moving in the area, and he said that that doesn't appear to be subsiding in any way at all. he said, the place to build up is provocative and the stabilizes that undermines your rep itself. so we just getting some noise around this, but that will go in a moment. and he took that any further aggression being something that will have severe consequences need studies against ukraine. now washington, for example, we talk about military build up on the borders between ukrainian russia in that region. washington is actually at the moment, sending fighter jets to romania. these a fight to jets that will be able to monitor the seas and patrol the area close to the russian buddha. we also know that ukraine has been increasing its military fold

near the buddha territories as well. now it's part russia says it is not about to invade ukraine. that is the line over, over the all hearing from the kremlin. we've also heard from the russian forestry ministry spokesperson, who slammed this kind of talk that we've been hearing from the secretary general of nato, from other leaders here in europe and other nato members as well. she said that this is a disinformation campaign that he's being used to paint russia as an aggressor, and she said, such statements will not decrease tensions in the region at the she no longer. this is edison formation campaign that aims to crate. firstly, the image of russia is an aggressor. secondly, additional passion in the region, including the black sea, the russia, green border, and se ukraine, and look so this will not bring stability and security either international

relations or the regional janda guy. it will undoubtedly complicate everything. meanwhile, journalists, primarily of course western door noise freely used the word aggressor for into our country. what right of the have to do this. i tried understand this every time. when was the last time rush attacked? anyone? people need to back up this claim with arguments and how many times have need a countries the texts are in states in the last 20 years. and how many special operations were carried out by the nato countries. can you show me something in close to that from the russian side now, but there is nothing you need to figure out where they're fagel and where there's propaganda. so while this is accusation, the russia is about to invade ukraine from some the, like the nato secretary general. there are some leaders in europe who are telling a very different story. now that includes the prime minister at the moment of italy, merrier. druggie. he said that he has had many conversations with president putin over the last few weeks and for his point of view, there is no suggestion that there is any threat that there is about to be an

invasion. in fact, he said that in his discussions with president putin, it was clear that russia walls diplomacy, that is the weight forward. but russia seized to resolve the 10 since in this area . and he says that though, see it though sad discussion was that they had suggested that russia was not available to take action against ukraine. there's also been a word of warning from president mack on here waiting for that. i, you know, this idea this talking over an invasion could be a self fulfilling prophecy. and he has actually counselled that what is needed at the moment is to ramp down these sorts of tensions, these sorts of talks rather than pushing ahead with that because he says that could be the full bearablewood just because we're talking about it. so lots of discussions about this, but as when should bear moderate drunky the prime minister of italy at the moment saying, no, no, this is not about to happen. i don't believe the russia is about to invade ukraine

. luffy, thank you. and irreversible division. that's the point american society is reaching according to a new academic study. it found the polarization in the united states is close to tipping point. if polarization is to extreme, people become divided even on the shock issue. if we reach that point, we cannot unites even in the face of war, climate change pandemic, or of the challenges to the survival of our society. earlier the former pennsylvania state senator bruce marx are joined me here in the studio to share his perspective on the growing rift in american politics. the nbc accomodate of nbc was saying, he said there was 30000000 people right now ready to take up arms. so if a donald trump back in the office, that's somewhere between 20 and 30000000 people, that's a mass movement in america, in favor of political violence, which is a new thing. does that sound accurate to you?

well, i don't think that you're gonna see anybody taking up arms in the literal sense of, you know, having, you know, weapons. but i think that maybe there's a 120000000 or 130000000 or maybe more people who be willing to vote for donald trump. we had the tobacco, an afghan, a stan, which was poorly handled and then maybe united states look weak on the international. you know, a platform where they didn't get the americans out before the troops laughed. that's number one and number 2, with all of the spending that were happening because of these, you know, bills that the democrats just wanna throw money at. we, we, for the 1st time, i mean, in a long time, we have inflation so that, so this is, this is not just the media fear mongering about inflation in america. because we've been reporting that it's nearly at a full decade, high inflation in the united states. it's just about everything across the board now is more expensive than it was even just a year ago. is that, is that true? what's absolute it's? it's absolutely true. i'm just, i grew up in the 70 so i can remember when we had inflation, then we really haven't had inflation since i'd say that's the late 19 eighties has

been fairly stable. absolutely. you go to you. listen, you can't fully american public. we have the whole problem, you know, with the transport and getting goods, goods into the country. i wanted to ask you just briefly, going back to biden's approval ratings and the inflation crisis. cove id afghanistan, the list goes on it yet. he says, he says the following about mid times have a quick listen to this. if you would in 2021 as a unified democratic party for unify than ever. now we look at 2022. i want to tell my republican friend get ready bell. you're going in for a problem. he seems certainly out and made and optimistic the how do you think is ratings right now will affect the midterms. i think they've already infected the elections, the united states. we had a republican when governor and virginia completely unexpected. ah, and that was in part because of the lack of popularity of president biden. it's typical that the party that's out of power does well in the mid years,

but with biden. and his lack of popularity is really even his inability to campaign could didn't even campaign for himself when he was running for president. i don't think that we're going to see him going around the country and supporting very many democrat candidates. and republicans, i think you're gonna feel the very good slight of, of candidates until the come for you this our here we're not, he, the lawyer representing a russian national, convicted of murder in berlin, breaks down evidence in the case and why he thinks the verdict is wrong, that's among our top stories right after the break. ah ah.

with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. his on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i those 3 how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk.

oh, it is good to have you with us today that the lawyer for a russian national who has been found guilty of motoring, a chechen man in berlin. back in 2019 but leaves the vote, it lacks a solid case of evidence in an exclusive interview with aud t. he said the court relied on questionable sources. the problem it is, i mean the problem with this investigation is that it's partly based on sources which in our view, from the point of view of defense and not credible. the said belling katanen documents from ukraine and witnesses who gave conflicting testimonies and caught rebelling cat is a business project that focuses on questionable russian stories and serious crimes down there, getting donations and financial helped to do that. and which is why we believe that belling cat does not produce independent neutral journalism. on the contrary, as a clear aim, their assumptions that is still in need of evidence from our point of view,

evidence from belin cat is unreliable. cabana for economic. the judge also said, well sentencing that there's no direct evidence that it was in order from russia. they relied on clues that from all points of view were insufficient for this ruling stood se, oh, i think that the existence of contract was not established. and there's no evidence that that's why i believe, at least during the hearings in the evaluation of evidence that such participation from russia wasn't revealed. but the court decided differently brought back in 2014 russia, put out an international left for classical interpol. i believe this confirms that he's not an agent of the russian secret services as these aren't usually puts on international wanted las were all that private details to divulge this is was on wednesday. berlin expel to russian diplomats prompting warnings of retaliation that was after a court sentence, the russian national to life in prison for murder and rule that he was acting on behalf of moscow. the criminal denies any involvement in that killing for the

victim was gone down in a park in broad daylight, him. berlin, back in 2019. the man was a, a wanted terrorist in russia. he had asylum status in germany, but moscow wanted to put him on trial for the deaths of around a 100 people in southern russia. he was also suspected of being involved in a series of suicide bombings on the moscow metro that was back in 2010. now the russian ambassador to germany has described berlin's reaction to the court ruling as politically motivated. uh we heard from george galloway artie host and former british i'm he, he thinks a diplomatic expulsions are a dangerous step in relation between berlin and moscow. it's very dismal, is potentially very dangerous, and we must hope that cool our heads reveal it. it struck me as being so obvious, a blind man. good. see it, an international lynch. mol, seeking to convict. without evidence and execute the russians stay

for anything that happens anywhere on their territory. and i'm sure about russia will respond. it needs to show that it will not be kicked around any more. this is not the yeltsin period. we're rushes lying drunk on the ground. having its pocket picked up, put em, has made russia really something again, any, i'm sure we'll want to show that once talented as proof of trump, russia collusion. western media outlets are now disowning the infamous steel dossier, the new york times for one, after promoting it relentlessly, has turned its back on it, prompting some scathing comments on line are most recently after one of his podcast hosts refer to the dossier like this. the steel dossier is a profoundly flawed document, correct? the steel, darcy should never have had the life any impact that it did with our aunties,

as ask your tailor looked at how an obsession with a collusion narrative led to gaping holes in the dossier just being ignored. dossier, the dossier that controversial document it alleges, overt knowing collusion was a bomb shell. oh, what a fall from grace. once every democrat favorite bedtime reads now line and trash cans all over. washington, dc. yes, the steel, tulsa as well. i'm truly toast. no corroborating evidence has emerged in the intervening years to support many of the specific claims in the dossier and government investigators determined that wonky allegation that mr. trump st. louis michael gordon had met with russian officials and briggs year in the campaign was fulls. 5 years after the rest of the world realized that the mainstream media has finding a quote on that. some things really ought to good to be true and a former and my 6 of suspending the dots and how trump and co approaching to steal

the white house in a crime. and bunker in between cavorting with prostitutes in a hotel room is one of these things. now it started to go south when the main force was indicted for 9 to the f b i. but the real highlight of the russia gate suckers came when the author himself admitted he didn't really check his homework. we knew some of it was right, and we suspected some of it may never be provable. thinking back on the many unprovable things they'd been paddling for years, the media panic, soap overnight, came up with a game plan back track. and for good measure make it seem like they'd learn to lessen from it. cnn especially went into overdrive now. it had the great honor of being the 1st network to break the dossier story. and for years continue to be. it's main heitman based on our own reporting and word from numerous official sources. the dossier, in fact, is far from bogus, but now well, it's

a reckoning. apparently. they've even written that the devil himself trump was actually right about it all. which must have been very painful to admit true. swiftly rejected. seals claims is that a group of opponents put that together nearly 5 years later, it's clearer than ever that he wasn't too far off about the origins of the dossier . but desperate times, speaking of time, specific at the new york times, while learning last year, it was claiming that the dos his sources was solid. but russia trunks were trying to discredit done the f. b, i team received 3 reports in 2017, raising the possibility that one of the sources for the steel dossier was potentially influenced by russian dis, information campaign to denigrate u. s. foreign relations. but now, well, it says it's helped us the dos it was an unverified politicized flunk the f b. i took the dossier seriously based on mister steele's reputation. and use some

of this without independence verification for a narrow purpose that led to a dead end and became a political tobacco. but it had been all so deliciously salacious, a guaranteed views. how could they not have written about it? and anyway, verified one verified. what does it matter? we all know rush of guilty of something anyway. the befalls and officers of the media take on the dos it really do go on. in fact, at this stage, the only person who, sticking by his wash to get guns is adam chef. but you help give it credibility, do you regret it? i don't regret saying that we should investigate claims of someone who frankly was a well respected british intelligence officer for the rest of us day will 5 long years of hysterical rumors scandals and conspiracy theories. later the dorothy is finally debunked, discredited and dead in the water, and the meters back to reporting the facts. well, for a little while anyway. yeah,

no surprise at all. she has dead in the water. most people understood that for a very, very long time. all ready read more about here right now at auto dot com. thanks for joining us for the program here. one nazi we are back soon with more of your news. ah lou right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's suitable to sell food that he's fancy and sugary and salty and addicted. it's not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. mm. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's coupon.