hello and welcome just if you can kill i'm sophie shevardnadze big banks have been blamed for causing the global crisis in two thousand and eight still they were bailed out by governments and kept afloat to save the world economies from falling into rulings but even now what do we know about their activities while will definitely learn more talk to our guests today. in the reality of the big thank you called i mean how truly are the money currents operating with trillions to bankers remember to obey the law. ever it stirred looks money laundering in the face. blowing the whistle on his p.c. forcing it to pay billions in fines hoping the big banks notice its compliance but how if they are they just more careful in the shadows. can they be brought to account. are they too big to jail. so our guest today is whistleblower everett star and former employee of one of world's banking giants h.s.b.c. everett it's really great to have you on our show today. now you have been very vocal about your experience with h.p. see can you tell our viewers in a nutshell in your simple world what it's all

sophie shevardnadze he says syria's future should be decided through voting that the opposition's demands for a sad removal is a precondition for peace talks makes no sense. it seems that there is a great deal of insecurity among those people who are setting conditions for even negotiations this should happen and that should happen this should be the outcome of the negotiations here that should be the outcome going to go she asians if the people have confidence in their ability to attract the syrian people if they believe they are present in the bishes of the syrian population then they should be ready to go to the ballot box why do they need to set preconditions and it's awfully down to the site at the end of the day no country other the syrian people can decide what will happen in syria and if they try to impose their riches on the syrian people sooner or later they'll see the failure of that process i. i. you can see more of that interview in sophie's program in the now meantime on the ground in syria over a thousand people have now been killed during into rebel fighting with radicals

i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes time first though it's time for sophie shevardnadze to interview shall. prevail sleep peace keepers for a profound concern with monitoring peace deals in that post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly asked to operate in a high risk while believe bibles are still going. to stay. motionless with these people has closed over almost twenty years four million people killed millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped tens of thousands of children recruited as soldiers slaves no. choose your language. without any kind of special someone. chooses to speak consents to. choose to give to use that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact. choose access to. and. wealthy british. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two kinds a report on our. i think that. over time. that you know the prize is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical

welcome to sit here and go on sophie shevardnadze brussels is striving to integrate more states into its union but some europeans who are already in want out but here are skepticism on the rise the upcoming parliamentary polls may bring some unexpected upsets what can be done to reverse the blocs fortunes well we asked the vice president of the european parliament to get this madness here in our program. to move closer to the european union the watching of the streets of kiev we've molotov cocktails. but the europeans don't share the enthusiasm of the ukrainian protesters and the union has seen better days. with a record unemployment just charity and rise of the far right brussels is losing public support so can the e.u. even afford to expand will it survive the consequences of its economic decline and how bright is the united sure its future let me get back to is my fitness vice president of the european parliament welcome to the program it's really great to have you with us so we're going to go out and start with the latest news. so canvassing fighting on the streets a legal crackd

welcome to surf and co on sophie shevardnadze the latest round of the. israeli palestinian negotiations has yet to bear fruit but while the size of voiced their disagreement on almost every issue publicly the talks still hold watch promise what is to be done with the settlements what will happen to jerusalem and how will palestine and israel resolve the most pressing diplomatic problem of our time west the foreign minister of the palestinian administration. the conflict in palestine has been raging for decades. and list talks try to proclaim peace only to see war flare up once. now after five years of silence there is again hope. for the world's most powerful diplomats brokering a deal is a question of glory for israel and palestine it is about the very survival how much are they willing to give up to and bloodshed in the holy land. is peace finally coming to the middle east. really great to have you on our program today a palestinian foreign minister welcome so mahmoud abbas has said recently that good progress has been made in negotiations with israel

are stepping aside for sophia and sophie shevardnadze coming your way just. another whistle blower is facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats but what did she discover some sort of dark secret cia plans or some other plaque for a new war of luxury no she exposed something far more dangerous and important to the zombies on their couches the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college and even high school mary willing come blew the whistle on the fact that between eight and ten percent of the school's football and basketball players read of a fourth grade level and many others are sub college level she also claims that these students were allowed into the university based on the screening process done by the university i.e. implying that the u. of n.c. knew exactly who they were letting into the university remember college football makes a lot of money i always had a feeling that something like this was going on i mean according to usa today many college athletes claim that during the season they put in more than double t

hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze jody williams embarked on a crusade against land mines in the early ninety's with few people behind her within several layers sort of motorists and g.a.o. had grown into a cloak spanning network landmines where international event and she was awarded a nobel peace prize now she is on a different mission and killer robots are her target she is our guest today. from spears to go from chariots to humanity stops at nothing to invent new ways to kill. with drones already making college sister e. drill bits are on their way. this is song finite may coming to life. but the mercy of machines and what does it say to stand up and stop it before it's too late. now our guest today is jody williams political activist and a winner of the noble peace prize jodi it's so great to have you on our show so you work to get it thank you for inviting me yeah so you work to get lend lines band and that want a new a nobel peace prize now you're targeting what you call the killer robots fully autonomy's weapons tell us more about them for those who don'

now welcome to survey and kill on sophie shevardnadze and we have a very special guest today who seems to have tasted all last year of paranoia and has made fortunes and people spear up internet viruses he then worked on an antibiotic in the jungle of bullies but had to flee in order to escape birder charges john mcafee what is he up to now. drugs drugs guns poverty. freedom that's jail has been on top of the world's one on.

helen welcome to survey and kill me sophie shevardnadze the internet has not only changed our work and the way we spend our free time it has changed for some the virtual reality has become the only reality thanks jim pervasiveness of the internet means that without it we can feel cut off and ineffectual for medical or for worse it is a fact of life and today will be talking about how its power can be misused. when we make a coal or gold. we like to think no one's keeping tabs on.

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welcome to me sophie shevardnadze the internet has not only changed our work and the way we spend our free time it has changed for some the original reality has become the only reality of the extreme pervasiveness of the internet means that without it we can feel cut off and ineffectual for better or for worse it is a fact of life and today will be talking about how its power can be misused. or we make a coal or gold line we like to think no one's keeping tabs on us when we walk the streets or drive on the roads we hope no one is for all the books on technological progress be afraid to privacy when it's tools being used to track. the internet an ocean with free leads or a narrow street with a dragnet where is freedom to be found in a world where every click.

sophie shevardnadze he says syria's future should be decided to revoting and that the opposition's demands for us is removal as a precondition for peace talks makes no sense it seems that there is a great deal of insecurity among those people who are setting conditions for even negotiations this should happen and that should happen this should be the outcome of the negotiations because it should be the outcome of the negotiations if the people have confidence in their ability to attract the syrian people if they believe they are present the bishes of the syrian population then they should be ready to go to the ballot box why do they need to set preconditions and this all put it onto the site at the end of the day no country. other the syrian people can decide what will happen in syria and if they try to impose their riches on the syrian people sooner or later they'll see the fate of that process. now reports from germany say the talks with the united states to get a no spying agreement looks set to fail lengthy discussions have been going since america's n.s.a. was exposed snooping on its

now welcome to sophie shevardnadze and we have a very special guest today who seems to have tasted it all last year of paranoia and has made fortunes in people's fear of internet viruses he then worked on to buy a bike in the jungle of billie's but had to flee in order to escape birder charge john mcafee what is he up to now. drugs drugs guns poverty. freedom. has been on top of the world and on the run for his life. to speak since. since. the. world was not known for years until virus software. hi john it's very nice to have you on on the program so you laugh every unconventional life or idea of drugs millions woman lawsuits guns playing the united states living in a jungle murder suspicions then escape back to the u.s. what are you up to right now. well right now i'm working on a project to provide more security for the internet. not just against hackers but also against. what everyone knows is government spying against the american citizens. it is natural i think for government governments to want to spy on their populations in some circumstances but it's also natural i think for p

that was our team so peter back to you thank you so if we are to sophie shevardnadze talking to iran's foreign minister sorry following his meeting with russia's top diplomat sergey lavrov more news coming up after this short break stay with our international. when you're followed around when you are being investigated because of the whim of someone this is the beginning of the end of your freedom. american citizens. text messages you know. the calls text messages so you just. everything about my knowledge actually basically there's no legal absolutely yes when you bareback with the internet your bare back brother. millions around the struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. very strong against g.m.o. and we think that. the more the products are. out there is no. evidence any. the problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. work is free cheese always in a mousetrap i don't believe that this water for the. enterprise is profit that's. for sure. golden rice barkeep. i write my. first. and i think. i. i. i. i. i. moving on to other stories

following the meeting with his russian counterpart iranian foreign minister zarif set down with sophie shevardnadze to discuss the future of syria and he says if the opposition really wants to replace president asad they will have a chance to face him and the ballot box later this year it seems that there is a great deal of insecurity among those people who are setting conditions for even negotiations this should happen and that should happen this should be the outcome of the negotiations should be the outcome of the negotiations if the people have confidence. in that ability to attract the syrian people if they believe they do present the bishes of the syrian population then they should be ready to go through the ballot box why do they need to set preconditions and it's all put onto the site at the end of the day no country other the syrian people can decide what will happen in syria and if they try to impose their riches on the syrian people sooner or later they'll see the fate of that process. when leaked files from the us national security agency revealed that the american spies have been keepi

shevardnadze the foreign minister of iran is in russia had of the next round of syria peace talks when the nuclear negotiations finally progress inc tehran is seeing diplomatic doors open can't help solve the syria question what is being discussed with moscow and we'll hear read name in richmond continue we caught up with mr to find out the answers first hand. drawn is on the verge of a diplomatic breakthrough. nuclear program may be over. the group of crippling sanctions seems closer than ever and world powers are even asking for help in ending the war in syria on top of that there is a new billion dollar trade deal with moscow in the works. is the islamic republic into the international scene. for a minister it's really great to have the on our program today. say you just came back from damascus you've spoken to president bashar have you talked about and see concrete have you come up with any concrete solutions. i just come from the middle east. i was in jordan i was in iraq and i see a common thread among everybody. concerned. spread the spread of extremism. that is brewing in the r

next step sophie shevardnadze talks to a woman whose mission it is to keep drones grounded. because you don't states is the big dog the only hyper power and the cultural driving force of globalization it takes a lot of flack i mean globalization means the whole world gets hollywood and hot dogs and not the other way around so let's take a break from the negativity and talk about something truly amazing about america and as a guy who lives in moscow i could say that the constitution of the united states is something truly amazing in russia there is constant talk about needing a new national idea a new ideology or political theory or big changes to the russian constitution and so on and it's hard for people in america understand this but twice in the twentieth century the system that russians gave their lives for collapsed and the current constitution was written quickly after a period of violence and said collapse not after a glorious victory now you see why people here aren't exactly memorizing amendments and founding fathers quotes here in america there are debates between

and kill on sophie shevardnadze the european union prizes itself and being a bastion of free speech however some of those who speak out in dissent find that view of intolerance has strict limits and one of those a is maverick belgian m.p. . a sharp critic of his government now stripped of parliamentary immunity and on trial for slander of his learning there is a price to pay for his views and he's our guest today. the european union is barely cooling out of crisis strict will sterrett see is the new religion a struggling governments yet millions are still spent propping up militants abroad and some leaders want even more costly interventions to speak up say they're being punished so which side is right who benefits from fighting foreign wars and the troubles on the home front being. well i knew a member of the baird belgian parliament it's really great to have you on our show today at all of was it thanks a little you are known as a fieri outspoken critic of the political establishment now the parliament has stripped deputy renew and you are being sued why are you under fire exactly because

now welcome to serving shevardnadze and we have a very special. yesterday who seems to have tasted all last year of paranoia and has made fortunes in people's fear of internet viruses that worked on to biotech in the jungle of billie's but had to flee in order to escape birder charges john mcafee what is he up to now. use drugs drugs guns poverty. people freedom that's jail has been on top of the world's will and on the run for his life. to speak since blacks the incidence.

hello and welcome to sethi and i'm certain shevardnadze the foreign minister of iran is in russia had in the next round of syria peace talks when the new clara negotiations finally progress in tehran is saying to put us in the doors open can't help solve the syria question what is being discussed with moscow and we'll hear read name engr. continue. to find out firsthand. iran is on the verge of a diplomatic breakthrough. nuclear program may be over. the group of crippling sanctions seems closer than ever and world powers are even asking for iran's help in ending the war in syria on top of that there's a new billion dollar trade deal with moscow in the works our troubles over is the islamic republic on its way back into the international scene. turn into a lasting sprees.

shevardnadze now few things are more depressing than looking to. escape. there especially when it's out by choice but by circumstance is there a global solution to the poverty maybe not but luckily for sure we have. why does poverty persist why are the poor poor and the rich richer over half of the world lives on less than two and a half dollars a day children have no chance caught in this cycle below the poverty line what does it take to tackle poverty can a rising tide lifts all boats kind of to empower and encourage we speak to an anti-poverty pioneer who began with faith and a few dollars for. our guest today is the homage you know snuggle peace prize winner the pioneer of micro finance to financial strategy that's lifted millions out of poverty mr yunus first of all let me start by saying that we're really glad to have you on our program today and i'm just going to go ahead and start with a question that all of our viewers are asking so how soon can worst pay back their depth to your bank is there a risk of being indebted for life to your bank for exa

shevardnadze now few things are more depressing than looking into. their especially when it's out by choice but by circumstance is there a global solution to the poverty maybe not but locally for sure we have. poverty persist why are the poor poor and the rich richer over half of the world lives on less than two and a half dollars a day children have no chance caught in this cycle below the poverty line what does it take to tackle poverty can a rising tide lifts all boats kind of to empower and encourage we speak to a poverty pioneer who began with faith and a few dollars for. our guest today is the homage you know snuggle peace prize winner the pioneer of micro finance to financial strategy that's lifted millions out of poverty mr yunus first of all let me start by saying that we're really glad to have you on our program today and i'm just going to go ahead and start with a question that all of our viewers are asking so how soon can worst pay back their depth to your bank is there a risk of being indebted for life to raw. for example. in the bank ti

hello and welcome to me sophie shevardnadze the internet has not only changed our work and the way we spend our free time it has changed for some the virtual reality has become the only reality of the extreme pervasiveness of the internet means that without it we can feel cut off and ineffectual for better or for worse it is a fact of life and today will be talking about how its power can be misused. when we make a coal or go. we like to think the words keeping tabs on us. when we walk the streets or drive on the roads we hope no one is from the. technological progress the right to privacy. to try to. use the internet an ocean. or a narrow street with a drug. where is freedom to be found in a world where every click is recorded. our guest today is jimmy wales free speech activist enter printer and as he's best known co-founder of we keep patty and mr wells it's great to have you with us today thanks for having me so i'm going to start of with a quote the internet our greatest tool of emancipation has been transformed into the most dangerous facilitator of totalitarianism we have ever

pasko out there in moscow for us thank you now iran's foreign minister zarif is with our sophie shevardnadze right now on her talk so sophie and co we can cross live to them right now. sophia over to you. yes highly and say yes we're here and the president hotel in the heart of moscow with iran's foreign minister mohammad. foreign minister it's really great to have the on our program today good to be with you so you just came back from damascus you've spoken to president bashar assad have you talked about and see concrete have you come up with any concrete solutions. you have i just come from the middle east basically i was in not only in syria over there was in lebanon i was in jordan i was in iraq and i see a common thread among everybody speak to that is the concern they have about the spread of whalen's spread of extremism and the sectarian tension that is brewing in the region and the need to contain it now the heart of syria but there is no guarantee that if we do not take of the situation in syria a lot spread now we see the consequences of the conflict in syria. spillover into lebano

hello and welcome to sofia and co i'm serving shevardnadze the foreign minister of iran is in russia had of the next round of syria peace talks when the nuclear negotiations finally progress and tehran is seeing diplomatic doors open can't help solve the syria question what is being discussed with moscow and we'll hear read name in richmond continue we caught up with mr sowry of to find out the answers first hand. drawn is on the verge of a diplomatic breakthrough with decades of deadlock old would tell her its nuclear program may be over. the group of crippling sanctions seems closer than ever and world powers are even asking for iran's help in ending the war in syria on top of that there is a new billion dollar trade deal with moscow in the works. diplomatic trouble.