vision of a full 5 outs will vote for these countries freedom, independence was intended to best on us, but keep the political as well as the economic self determination. based on the about tardy gives us the opportunity to gather as a family and reflect together on how we have fed over the course of 6 tickets. it is clear that we have made undeniable progress on many phones, and that is all our nation has become. as come a long way in the right direction, betters for the u. k. as long as stablish newspaper, the telegraph will be asked to turn over there. what's up messages and emails as part of an investigation into whether they're plans for the paper threatening press freedom. this times after the u. k is full for secretary earlier asked media

watchdog of tom to investigate the possible impact of a takeover of the telegraph. i. redbird, i am i. the intervention was made due to concerns over the link between jeff zocker, the former cnn chief in charge of redbird. m, i m i and the company's main financial backer, manchester city, owner and vice president of the united arab emirates chic months or been side all night in the telegraph and stable meet newspaper. the spectator were put up for sale after the failure of previous owners. the barclay family, to repeat depths of the 1150000000 pounds journalist martin j says the government's actions revealed their fear of the new ownership. having different views on the media landscape. i think i think the significance of it is it is yet another example of the government of cracking down on media, you know,

typing the screws even more and so i think we should take it more quite seriously. but i think the idea of what this been slow to as a public concern besides the political concerns, more about the concept of putting, being worried about the main flagship newspaper, could be in the hands of foreigners. it's pretty unprecedented. i mean, you have to go back to the 1980s when which option meaning the mental side was trying to buy gibs of a newspaper most stops on the, on the basis simply, they didn't have a british passport in those days. that was enough to stuff in buying. so it doesn't happen very often. and i think there is a certain paranoia, a certain fear from central government, from a lot of tories that finches a ministers is that there are security concerns when looking at. so i mean like i remember it's how close they could actually be to the conservative policy and the conservative members through the newspapers. there's a bit of old fashioned racism, nationalism as well if you like, thrown in this good measure that's are up for the hour, but for 247,

use head over to r t dot com. thanks for watching the far, the the after a larger than expected election with argentinian libertarian javier malay is watching a new political air on sky. now he is in, on this episode of for 6 tvs, we're going to look at the newest round of outsiders being elected around the globe . and what this could mean for the international landscape. let's get started. the

there are 2 types of rebellions, military and political. one involves weapons and the other involves votes. both can achieve this same result. change recently in argentina, writing what has been termed voter anger. at the main stream, javier malay found himself the winner with 56 percent of the vote. looks at that. i mean, more data today, the impoverishing, omnipresent state model is over today. the idea that the state is a spoils to be shared among politicians and their friends is there is no doubt frustration amongst the argentinian population at the lack of work, inflation and a broader scale of poverty which has taken over the nation, georgia to to a presidential election has expressed contempt for socialism, the left and the government as the center of the country's problems. she lost

a situation which seemed oddly familiar to western countries like united states in the u. k. with origin tenea also suffering the largest national debt in history. a 150 percent inflation and lots of government inflation, malay who on all account seems to follow the personality of former president donald trump was a brash and bold public statements. and this conservative stances on a loser, a gun that controls loose or gun controls. anti abortion and a criticism of argentine po francis pledge to achieve the end of origin team is to k by dramatically reducing the size of government, promotion of free trade and restoring a respect for private property. we don't really know to visualize these commitments as flashing the government mulay frequently

waved around a chain, saw a campaign of it now meal. i also wanted to adapt the dollar as occurrence countries courtesy and as pleasure boss argentina's central bank. so to drive this point home, he beat a bank shaved pin yada with a baseball bat on live television. what is this more about a rebellion from the current environment in argentina are about choosing the best leader. let's ask our panel as to ban carrillo editor the cradle argument. coney founder as to us outreach and former kind of commissioner climate and social justice journalists and angel mccardle chair, libertarian national committee. thank you so much for joining me on this very important issue. i want to start off with you, esteban, what you want to says about the current environment of a country. when the people choose to make such a dramatic change in leadership,

on the other side of this is across the street, the bottom, and so time and place on the side of the volume. the currency of 50 percent of the population is under the body rate. this is a message, this is a message to the call to the politicians in the establishment. but someone like me, they there is. i just want to say what else were wrong. and suddenly, when you were about to find out because these policies to say like stream it, somebody to another state and, you know, lots of lots essentially every single government agency he, uh, talked about, i mean, a lot of seen the sales guy, you know, talked about uh the, the shop is, he's telling me why he's not the case in the

chase. so he's going to go to learn indiana state, which has already passed through. yes. i think is also a particular message to today who just the power was that the where on the visa issues that were playing the people in the you know, the work or who makes uh, someone like that. gotcha. but it was obviously you have some concerns and i think you have some very valid points on what are and i've got to ask you to have any concerns about how they are really about his campaign style. there was a lot of the issues just because describe and it was also based on a lot of these lofty promises the dramatic attention getting moments. but did he ever actually say that you had found how was going to fulfill these were these promises or yeah, i don't know how he's going to fulfill them because he has such a small majority in the parliament of people from his own party is his character

kind of it doesn't it feel like each decade the people who are winning and certain elections, they're getting a bit crazier and crazier. when i 1st saw him come on, i wondered if this was a joke. if he could pick it up a friends or down in argentina and i, i just can't imagine him being able to make such a shift from one extreme to another. and many of those policies merely because i don't think he can remember the votes in, in the parliament and i, i think there's such drastic changes in like going from a pesos to the us dollar. that would be hard to do. but he did when probably because of the amount of corruption that was going on in the amount of inflation that was happening in the country. as you look at right now, the selection, do you think this? do you think that he has a traditional libertarian? which is usually someone that wants to get the government as much out of the

business of the daily lives of people. does he fall into the category of what the traditional definition of a libertarian is? yes, i've had some really lively spirited calls with his campaign staff and he is a rough party and the libertarian and refreshed himself as an anarcho capitol, as he wants to get rid of as much of government as possible. and i'm super excited about it. you know, we're cheering him on in the united states. we want him to, to get as much done as we possibly can. certainly, we anticipate a lot of gridlock and people are going to put up roadblocks for him. but, you know, we, we're, we're optimistic. okay, well, let me say one of the roadblocks, so one of the red flags. i see angela and i just want to continue the conversation with you. is it fair to say that joe biden is oddly not upset over the election of someone who is considered to be a far right? more libertarian candidate. exactly. opposite, it's a. well, joe biden is in the united states. you know, obviously we saw jake sullivan tweeting out as congratulations, president by himself, had a conversation 5 days later congratulating why do you think this is and do you

think this has anything to do with the fact that malay is promising to ditch the pay? so for the us dollar. yeah, absolutely. i think it's because about the, the, the one issue right there is why, by them like that. that's the one issue. well, we're talking about someone who, you know, clearly, you know, like he's split fed his oatmeal in the morning. i don't think there's a lot necessarily going on there. but i'm sure that he's really glad that argentina is going to be deducting the us dollar and not sticking with bricks and trying to align themselves with countries that the united states government views as an adversarial right now. and you know, i think that argentina needs to do what's best for argentina if they think right now that sticking to the us dollar is going to be what, what helps them then, you know, i trust them to make that decision on their own. i don't know if i would do that, but you know, it's a very different situation that's what's going on in the united states. they're in

a very bad place economically. and i think that he's probably trying to find a quick fix. certainly a love for us all to you know, just ditch the dollar and go to bitcoin, but i don't know how realistic that is for the people of argentina right now. well, that's the thing. as to mind. you mentioned some of these various uh, policies that you get thrown out there. is it realistic to think to think that mail it will be able to read the government of all of these bureaucratic offices and deliver reforms that he promised. and what happens if he fails to deliver on his bus, promote a campaign promise? what happens to him? i don't think it's, it's very likely that i was like, this is the result. and he's word mentioning the, this is the platform will be the outside or based on the reason why the former president, because you need a some more and he was the cause of the support. all this stuff has been added to the presidential by us. the problem is now

you get people from my please body. do you not be leaving for the interior of the street to the farm or uh the was running for up or up as part of the cheese on a beat. you can do it really, sir. as long as the responsible involved, you know, nowadays is saying with the final reading oh, you know, and one of the largest process, my supervisor, we've essential. so i think that, you know, kind of having these, these, uh, a, it is, uh, i saw that needs to be stopped. it may be able to make it up to see what the, because this is not i stopped working and either call the, you know, the economy and the lower the is on the next to us. okay.

this sounds like a great time to take a break aren't. we're going to come right back to you after the break because we're mainly was not the only official elected in recent days, which shows there's this revolt from current administrations. we're going to examine and discuss after the break, the, [000:00:00;00] the

welcome back. i'm starting on hughes and you are watching the 360 view now november 22nd ultra right wing and a populace that are good. welders took many, by surprise, the dutch elections with his party for freedom victory. now since the election day, well, there's has faced a few problems and for me as coalition, but not as many as some of the leaders of the european union for fearful here's going to create for them. i want to continue our discussion with our panel estimate and clearly ok editor the cradle are many, coney founder a so as outreach and former county commissioner climate and social justice journalist and angela mcardle chair, libertarian national committee. you know, before the break, i want to get, i want give you a chance right now to look on and what your thoughts were as to why you saw someone there from a populous movement like heavier malay be elected in argentina. is it frustrations at the administration? is it something or frustrations at the,

at the people in the situation more or is it the same thing? well, i thinking in how long you, you may have a little bit of a wedge issue that's going on here with the farmers bed voted for him because of the concern of some of the regulations that are coming down the tubes. another line for climate protection and, and we're seeing this across the board where we're having the pendulum swinging from one extreme to another. it's just getting much more complicated and, and much more extreme. we're saying they're doing hungry. we've seen that the, natalie, i and you had a very, very tight election in spring just recently. so i think there's a swing to the far right. mostly is coming out of the i don't, i don't want us to be careful. i said this but maybe not as well informed of a voter who is looking for a change and also with the concerns of immigration and what's happening in europe. agile,

i saw you're shaking your head at the very beginning and that it kind of stopped. do you agree with this idea off along the same ideas? there's extreme on one side. there's also the extreme on the other side as well. i mean, we spent a lot of time talking about extremes, but someone that is just common sense. and i think that that's what a lot of populous waves catch on to whether it's wrong, paul, or body sanders or politicians, and another ones. people have a sniff test in things don't always pass it. and agricultural policies that were coming out in the netherlands were just absolutely insane. people are absolutely 2nd world economic forum, renewed deal style of terrorism in the agricultural industry. and another was huge and people said, absolutely not. we can't take it. we can't sustain this. you know, which does it, it's pretty exciting too because the technological innovation is, is what really advances the agriculture and also keeps up with, you know, what, what the left of us sustainability, you know, but, but certainly in my opinion, a,

something's not profitable. it's not sustainable. and so i'm very happy for other people in the netherlands who are, who are sending a strong rebuke to ridiculous policies um 2 previous administrations. and i wish them the best of luck. well, that's the thing and you've looked at what happened in the other ones. you look good argentina, esteban, you know, do you feel like there's any correlation between the 2 and does the speak about a bigger move it than just group routers, victory and the people in amsterdam, the argentine g, argentine and people choosing the libertarian? is this just the question is that this is happening at this point in time at the same time? i think is the, oh oh, what would be see the world, you know, the started to the, to the extremes in the far right. but i was the used to to have your name and it was in the stream.

i the all those the american just very you know, all phrases, wars and installs and these. 1 are shown readings in the trans they, it's on a daily intellectual basis. so i think it's the media phenomenon, but because it speaks to the need other people. but it also, you know, the positions what they actually are, you know, are you looking at what's going on? like say it a country span, you've had mass protest happen in the streets. you've had other mass purchased in france and on other issues. lot of the times uh, have to do with environmental issues or social issues. but in this case, when people are being driven to the polls on election day. and you're seeing this mass rebel in, in, in a switch over the administration. it's on other issues. it's on government issues, not necessarily social issues. do you find that to be interesting and does that

show how the differences between the 2 ways of protesting right now and, and what does this mean moving for, especially for like the european union where everything kind of coincides with each other? well, i won't make a global issue on these through different countries talking about because each forget isn't a political problem. that is just for a minute named spain chance sanchez had an order to stay in power, had to make a, a deal with the cut them on amnesty, which was one of potentially one of the reasons why there was such a mass of protest of a 170000 people, but to go back to something else that has been said to put world economic forum and green the deal on the same breast as though there lied to one another as a climate act of this. and as a person who's run for us and they're down the green, new deal, that's false. what's happening with the climate scientist, the science that's coming out is that we only have it's getting worse instead of

better with all of the information that's going on. and i don't think people who are going into the voting booth are necessarily voting on a climate issue. but for holland, where i've been a socialist country to go that far to the right is very unique, very unusual. and we aren't talking about the independent voters who come out at these major elections and are typically voting for reform of change, get the bottom out to was ever in the office time the changes coming down the tubes faster than anybody. and that's government policies. gong is not going to correct or addiction to fossil fuel and think that the, the free market system is going to correct the power of i'm, i think we're all delusional. well, angel on that point, there is a correlation between climate change policies that have been enacted by the government that have actually hurt the economy. i think that's what we're finding in amsterdam. why you saw the overwhelming have good waters party able to take over

was because the climate change policies that had nothing to do with climate change, but more about government regulation and control. and the people got angry and they went to the voters booth. angel. it helped me out on this. i'm sure people are tired of being scammed. we're tired of clements. you're wondering. we don't want to see people like run into tuber up, you know, screaming and crying. how dare you. we just want to live our lives. we're not in a position where we can get off of fossil fuels, it would be economic suicide, it would lunge the western world into poverty and darkness. and it's also incredibly like euro centric and a little bit of stucco, but maybe even races to assume that we should plunge, developing countries back into darkness and take away and something that would per plunge them upward into economic mobility enough fossil fuels. so we should all just sort of cooler jets and sugar egos when it comes to the climate wars. and we should allow technological advances to pull us up and, and clean up the environment a as a,

as it all happens naturally beautifully. and that's the beauty of the free market. and one of the reasons i love it well, and i want to look, go get back to the original discussion, talking about the leadership that's being enact that is being elected because of these policies. because the was a bit different, i wanna look into it. i want to go to you on this ester bond, because everything kind of happens based on the decisions of their neighbors. do you think the voters are choosing to put leaders like walters, frances, maureen, low pen, victor, autobahn, and hungry based off of what's happening within their own country? or they're also looking at international issues and factors. now i think he is a lot of related to the internal, the lease as a people, you know, that's why we're seeing such a big and i'm you guys that in many ways i was, it was 0. but this is also, you know, all the other practices and the policies of these uh then all confused as to

why the world. so i do think that i know when i do see a drawing arrangement gives you pleasure. and even now, with the warning, the grain with the loss of a russian view, oh, what can happen in europe? there's, there's 2 ways, either probably the process purposes insane. and people need change or screening for changing this industry to be use neighbors who are, you know, the other person. so kind of, uh, you know, the ways the well interesting cars aren't on the car. on the contrary, there's power to actually went to the populace, move it 8 years ago, is actually suffered a loss and is losing control. why do you think this is? this is almost a rebellion for what we're finding in these other countries around the world. and i had to take it up a level and just say what we have is what i call the global corporate mafia. so

let's forget the political spectrums for a 2nd and just look at the powers in the corporations and the money behind these type of elections. that are constantly dividing the citizens of each one of these countries that are not trying that aren't getting the type of benefits that the corporate or the very a lead or the oligarchy are getting. we have some money to fix climate change. we have a cap $28.00 that's taking place next week, and it's being i jacked by the fossil fuel industry and the ceos of the oil and gas industry. so before we leave the show, let's just make sure we talked about the fitness in the room, and that is the, the on, in the incredible amount as well as concentrated on the top one percent. that is affecting all of these elections. and the more to say, the more disable this is the, the more in balance that's going on. what the electric, the more confusion,

the more anger we're going to see these shift from one side to the other. and what's happening with the movement to the right is the democrat, the liberal, the centrist party is moving further to the right aren't. i can't disagree with you any more that i could accept that have point out. it's those lower levels are the ones that are electing and asked me to change. it is the motor electorate that is not the one percent. that thing we don't like using power. now we're going a mass, we're engaged and we're the ones putting trying something new by putting these more outside are in the office. i want to thank you for joining me. all 3 of you. this has been a very good, very intelligent conversation and a wide variety of, of issues. thank you. okay, i'm not going to lie. it is very entertaining to watch leaders with chainsaws cut down a big block of wood, a symbolism for what they want to do for the government. just like it's very appealing to watch, a charismatic speaker give hope to

a crowd. life will be better once a day are elected. the problem is, as recent history has show with charismatic leaders like donald trump, and are both the narrow. sometimes it's a lot harder to accomplish these promises and these lofting goals. sometimes the biggest hurdles are those also wouldn't power either elected or appointed with whom they must have worked alongside with. and while other attentions might be the best, their failure can have a devastating effects for years to come, including their own defeat. this large disappointment coming from the people who expected their politicians to be some form of modern day super hero turns introduced engagement and mistrust. but despite opportunities given and then lost by these recent examples of non traditional outside or cares met it, candidates. the people still have hope when they look to like candidates,

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