oh we're back to my first break but we still have more to speak about joining me is carrie johnson former new mexico governor and current g.o.p. presidential candidate governor so we're that we're here again anything about afghanistan iraq you said you would get all the troops out you've been opposed to libya do you still think though do you think al qaeda is still a threat to the u.s. around the world wherever it may be and well you know i don't want to i don't want to mistakenly speak you know i want to i don't want to misspeak so that's what we should remain vigilant toward i don't know where that threat is and i don't want to misspeak to that threat but i don't think it's military involvement in libya afghanistan or iraq but when you say they would you be doing what president barack obama is doing right now would that include drone strikes and that includes special operations teams they go into into different countries into sovereign nations without their knowledge i wouldn't want to misspeak i wouldn't want to rule that out but but i would just on the basis of libya afghanistan iraq

this is r t i'm carrie johnson the headlines for you the former general outcome that it is in the hague to stand trial for war crimes and his defense of course is the validity of the evidence is live long enough to see the verdict the sixty nine year old has reportedly in poor health having suffered three strokes. the prime suspect in the case of the murdered russian journalist anna politkovskaya went to moscow for questioning possibly captured in chechnya but it was shot dead outside a home in moscow more than four years ago. a battle on the home front millions of americans struggle to find jobs for three major campaigns a season of working against them crippling the u.s. budget and even in the minimum wage it's a struggle the likes of mcdonald's only able to hire around one in every hundred applicants. gains access to an underground world in the us at the starting point for many of the smuggling tunnels the flash point for tensions these routes. well look what it's for i was a worker in a tunnel. then i took my own tunnel of. love and i took my title at the start of the blockade when

are you watching r t i'm carrie johnson let's go straight to our top story now seven polish soldiers have escaped punishment over an attack on an afghan village four years ago which killed a group of civilians including children a court in warsaw ruled there was not enough proof to support the charges of war crimes while the nato soldiers blamed faulty arms critics say areas costing people's lives unforgivable. civilians killed and nato soldiers go free the same old story in afghanistan the threats and for a moment to be different polish soldiers are put on trial for deaths including a pregnant woman and a child. on the sixteenth of august two thousand and seven mortar shells that were fired by polish troops hit the afghan villages. as a result six people were killed and three were severely wounded but the soldiers were cleared of all charges one of the accused told r.t. it's all been a mistake we didn't see people. we were sometimes at the sites again was because. it was. something dark and it was also a problem we. agree made mel functioned taliban target by five hundred metres cla

ok a throw back with more of the special extended interview tonight on the alone to share with carrie johnson former new mexico governor and current g.o.p. presidential candidate governor before we were interrupted by the need for a break so we were speaking about tax cuts we were talking about corporations do you think you know how can americans feel when they learn that some of the largest corporations in this country when they learn that exxon mobil they learn the bank of america and they're not really paying their fair share of the time that's what we're so upset about is the whole notion that the government doesn't create a level playing field as governor of new mexico those vetoes i vetoed a whole bunch of legislation that in my opinion. gave advantage to well connected individuals groups corporations as opposed to legislation that would have created a level playing field where everybody could have had access to the american dream and i think the american dream is in this country is that you can go from having nothing to having everything if you're willing to work hard and innovate but

carrie johnson of the program where we start in libya where nato is keeping up its heaviest bombardment of the capital since airstrikes began and watch the attacks continued into wednesday morning with war planes hitting tripoli more than sixty times government representatives claim the killed thirty one people because gadhafi remains defiant in the face of nato's rates he will never surrender they've been state t.v. broadcast an audio address which the coalition and the rebels meanwhile tension is growing between nato commanders and that would be an oppositional bengazi when rebel leaders accuse me of taking initiative what is essential in people's uprising russia's special envoy is in the rebel quarters on a peace mission to try and split a dialogue with tripoli to take with. the visit. the russian special presidential envoy becoming a caliphate is now here in libya to try to mediate in the civil war that has lasted for months already and has already claimed many many allies including innocent civilians we seriously think that strikes never sold political problems and we said it here

libertarian party becoming a third party into them at the mean time even people like ron paul like carrie johnson they start to run on the republican ticket it's hard to say i mean there's been points in u.s. political history where third parties have been possible they're more entrenched the two political parties are more entrenched today than they have been previously to campaign finance restrictions in other words so i'm not sure i see that in the next few years but it's always possible right now it seems very clear returns are having the most traction through the tea party affecting the debate and the conversation so they've really been able to change the tone of the conversation in washington and i doubt spending that's the first issue that's kind of on the minds of voters around the country and i really think that's a tribute to libertarians who've been making this argument for so many years and you're starting to see an uptick among other groups of people catching on as well let's see that's where i get a little bit skeptical because i think that when it comes to social issues when it come

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