i mean and the. united nations the security council holds an emergency session on the anti-government protests that have swept iran. turkey lashes out at america apparently threatening to drop bilateral agreements after the conviction of a trigger spankers in the us that has pakistan also backed away from its alliance with washington. extreme hardship in france thousands of migrants continue to sleep rough despite president of france promise to find them all shelter before the end of two thousand and seventeen week hear from some of their stories. new look he's dismantling new people sleep good reason for the stories he is this the life he stole she would have known.

always appreciate it charles let me go to you first i mean one of the reasons why i wanted to do this program is the scandal around brian ross over at a.b.c. and of course that was a horrific mistake and. the perception is there that that wasn't very good journalism and it's true because he was getting ahead of himself so much so much of the media gets ahead of itself not in reporting information but to further their agenda and in the process they're damaging journalism and the standards of journalism of drop so badly in the western world right now and i would say and we can talk about this later in the program it's destroying institutions that we used to cherish go ahead charles you know i totally agree with that i'm actually i started out as an investment banker and about ten years ago i began exposing corporate fraud and then charity fraud and i took the scandal which is still not been prosecuted the clinton foundation scandal to brian ross through one of his closest friends about about two years ago and he refused to cover oh i did the same thing with jake tapper and the s

of course sweden is a very small country i mean comparable to other countries i mean eight to ten million not eve city since amy and they have integrated not only welcome because you know it's not only a matter of welcoming people and putting them in attempts aiming. in several countries i mean the problem is that first you have to create economic environment to to integrate them and then you have to put in place policies for integration that means languages their language teaching that means providing good jobs i mean that corp with the skills that these people are improving their skills if needed i mean and then created also a societal environment that is really helpful i mean not to create tensions but on the contrary to create an amalgam i mean some kind of will. also cool to really integration if you want to go there with an economic and social integration all these the swedish model shows that this is not impossible the reason ultimately that we are not not no more or we should not be any longer aiming in this stop the stock in this thread. as they call it i mean there is no alterna

from trumped arrangement syndrome because i did go through the things that we've had to deal with i mean i actually made up a list here you know from pussycat marches to the comi stuff to the steel dossier and its contents we have the motor investigation we have a shady lawyer don don jr being just as shady one might say then we have these long distance experts determining the mental health of the president of the united states and we can go and there's a lot more to the media goes bonkers so are the media bonkers go ahead kevin. nothing new under the sun in many respects we've seen this before we can go back to any number of instances think about the clinton impeachment and how that became a national obsession over the o.j. simpson trial what we're seeing here i think is an application and intensification of a tendency that's been part of the media sort of the court of the d.n.a. of the corporate media for many years now ok steve but i do think it is different because they're trying to unseat this president without any due cause and you know you know i'm a lay person will talk to jean i

a very good point i'm going to take you to both points from what we heard from a ron and rob here i mean if it if it's really all about trump then it's all about jake tapper and it's also about rachel maddow it's about chris cuomo that if this is of equal measure here personally i find all of it quite toxic because there are a lot of problems to solve in the u.s. and around the world i could care less what jake tapper thinks about anything to be honest with you ok go ahead jesse go ahead. you know president trauma i call him a great white hope he will go down in history as the best president and he's one of them for sure about the best president that just country has ever experienced the president by telling the true been straightforward and putting country first is esposa and the children of the lie and the children of a lot of liberals the liberal media the democrats the right all republicans and it never tropper us the b.s. both they never had a plan or any intent to make america great again and we didn't know what i we knew was bad most of us knew it was bad but we didn't know how ba

what you see really i mean i discussed at length about that.reflection of the society that is a reflection something for first i was trying to convince myself that i was exposed only to the most why i'm segment of society marginal but then when you just what you see is by someone to person made of this kind of content just try to start questioning about how. if this was a site has not become insane. did you or did you have any contact with the owners of the contact with the owners of the content to mean it let's say you decide. that something should be deleted you did you have contacted you explain why something was deleted is there any type of reason given to the first who posted it. so first we don't see it told the identity of the person who's behind to post the report they can be seen or not this is a can decide on that but we don't see it even we don't have time because we have to make our mind in some thirteen seconds thirteen seconds us your voice to hand them over thousands of more thousand five hundred reports every day the amazing mot

to you i mean as. mentioned there are obviously there are problems within society of racism of discrimination you've got experience of the fashion industry the wider fashion industry is that a problem that is there this discrimination and racism or is this symbolic of it or as luke said is this being made too much of a big deal out of. there's no doubt that there's an issue there it's not it's not something it's. something that's just as a when you know there's definitely there has been issues with people of color coming into the fashion industry in the first place need to be represented fairly and even the connotation of beauty for people of color for star not just the first issue and but. the whole issue is with this advertising campaign it's an advertising campaign the. international it's an international campaign and it's so obvious that if you're going to use a connotation like monkey whether a child is a monkey you're going to choose a black child hold for the campaign and the white child as a su

way to incorporate that into your program yeah we're trying to do that we haven't done it as much i mean i think that that's one of the things that where we want dueling go to get better at teaching you the culture of also the countries when you travel i mean there's there's a lot there and the english would be bitching that american culture or the british culture they you get to you get it would against you so that would be the idea and similarly when people are learning spanish there it's you know there is like twenty five different countries that speak spanish you would get to choose and we're starting to do that but we haven't quite done it i mean for example slang terms very very much between different countries and a lot of people really want to learn those so we're going to add that that's not really there yet on the lingo but we're going to do that seem now you already mentioned that you think that the best ways to have you know. the best of the two worlds to come by teachers and the application in yourself benefited from having great teachers in life. and your ph d. under the gu

i mean. does she know the. life is too long could be seen as autobiographical the hero is a film director and dani levy's own daughter plays a role. in it's because i think. dani navy is also an actor a screenwriter. and a producer he's one of the co-founders of one of germany's most innovative film production companies for more than thirty years he has been putting his unique view of the work on the big screen movies that are often personal and surprising. and we're joined now by daniel levy hello welcome to kino thank you. my first question is perhaps a really stupid one. why. why comedy why did you choose comedy to tell the type of stories you want to tell because they're often on the surface quite dark stories ok first of all it seems that i. may i might not have a comic life but i have comic expression at least i see comedy in a lot of things that i experienced in the way. life is sometimes so tough and unbearable in the way i think that humor and laugh and the laughs could really you know. but also help in

well i mean i don't see them succeeding at stopping terrorism anyway i mean the only thing they stop or this set up that the f.b.i. does you know they entrap people as far as the the attacks that have really been planned by terrorists or people who are in there who are intending harm to people i mean they haven't stopped this for any of them that i know of because alexander general alexander former director there and claim to the judiciary committee in the senate that they'd stopped that before attacks and he was challenged by senator leahy to prove it and they couldn't prove any of them so i mean the point is the thing that they're doing is unconstitutional illegal it's crimes against the laws of the united states and they need to stop that that would change some of the way the the work and employees working there would perceive the the job and the charter and the duties inside innocent. the u.s. army and department of homeland security have developed a virtual reality training game to simulate shootings in schools it's intended for teachers and first responders helping them stay ah

i think it can work but i mean not really like that that was so i think what what needs to happen is to have like a fair kind of system financial system which now like profits more i mean like the global north it's it's very advantages to a lot of the businesses but also to the lot of the wealthy people in the globe but i mean like talking about what needs to be done i think one of the things that the needs to be done is actually cash conditional cash transfers to the poor that's something that needs to be done it needs to be conditional but it needs also to be a combined with what some sort of skill training for a lot of the poor and i think has worked in a lot of countries the other thing is like a lot of people have moved from poverty and then they are now in the middle class but they are very vulnerable because they are close to poverty they can fall back any kind of time so strengthen in those three to cation through incentives through different kinds of support so that they can stay in the middle class but also have the right skills in order to function is something that needs

matthew coming to nick what do you make of it all i mean what was the what for you when you read the book as much as you have read what is the most worrying revelation from the book i think i've you know i would say that there's any one thing that's particularly worrying i think that reading the book is a almost a guilty pleasure number one because i think for many of us it confirms as christiane said our work our worst fears of though i don't think that they really needed to be confirmed because they're confirmed every day on twitter. and elsewhere so i think it's further confirmation really of what we already knew that said i think that there are serious questions about the veracity of much of what is in the book and some people say well even if only twenty percent of what michael wolff is written here is true that's still horrendous which is certainly true but when you don't you don't want to say horrendous i've got you know one the one line that leapt out at me trump won't read anything not a one page memo not a brief not the brief policy papers nothing yeah i should be going that

so we continue to trust that i don't operate the system i mean. to launch a. loft i want to call it from my old university and. bring the system then to support their comrades were on hunger strike. i just kind of want to. listen if you know it's a mismatch if you listen. and so it doesn't look like it's if. you get it you don't get your letter. i thought i. know you're nervous man i mean don't you always nervous because you want to be relevant and you want to be able to communicate and create meaning you know. you never know you know and i sometimes do wonder like you know can you believe that things are making music here and i can't i've been doing this my life i love it but you said i hope i don't you know. this is really the bit of anything if there's no music in the can of it was in effect. and for business. people so it's important for these kind of things these kind of mediums he's going about business going to music. and they think that . going up up that . the. that. was. and he. said. this is where he was. on time that those. finally we're here. this

with such little confidence i mean this is troubling of course after only one year of a presidency but what will it mean to americans who are increasingly living in these polarized silos of political opinions. well i mean to tell you the truth most americans don't vote on it and don't even really pay attention to foreign policy news unless it's war and less war and less we're in a war it's just the nature of the country and it's a big country and what people are most concerned about is what's happening to them and their family and their town that's what drives most conversation now i want to point out to the economy in america is actually doing quite well right now as donald trump boasts about it all the time it's not really his doing you know this is barack obama's legacy and janet yellen you know federal reserve chairman says their legacy but trump wants to take credit for it and trump will take credit for it and there's a good chance that things are going to get considerably better in this country and that's what americans will be paying attention to not like public opinion polls in

well i mean i agree with you on that i mean you know who rock the americans were invited by the iraqi government of nuri al maliki initially and hyderabadi afterwards they came in but. syria they've never been invited in and they've not been never been proved presence by damascus so it is completely illegal and should finish off i mean the trouble is the council behind eating away at us policy is this issue of trying to get our side to resign early on in twenty eleven thought he would resign or be toppled by the crowds in the street like what happened in syria what happened what happened in egypt i mean what happened in two news you didn't happen there must admit that they made a terrible mistake and if they want peace in the country if they want reconstruction if they want to get a few jews to go home and the i.d.p.'s to go home they have to recognize that our society is the winner in this you must deal with him and construction and reconstruction is go through him and all these rebel groups from outside funded by the gulf countries and turkey and so on must go home and. and leave th

why so i mean even you know defining it as one thing finding it is just very hard i mean i can just say anything i want because i have a lot of followers on facebook some people will believe it we are we are currently having that problem with the president of the united states who just this it seems whatever he wants and some people believe it and it's hard you know are you claiming that the new york times is failing if you look at the actual graph of the new york times revenue is in fact going up but as a good fraction of the population believes the new york times is failing just because he says that it's very hard this is it's very hard to change your feel for mr zuckerberg after i do i don't know how to how to you know i don't know how to fix it well anyway we have to live in there really really appreciate your time with us please share your comments on our twitter facebook and youtube page just i hope to see you again same place same time. well the part. in the heart of the swiss alps is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarde

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why so i mean even you know defining it as one thing finding it is just very hard i mean i can just say anything i want and because i have a lot of followers on facebook some people will believe that we are we are currently having that problem with the president of the united states who just this it seems whatever he wants and some people believe it and it's hard you know are you claiming that the new york times is failing if you look at the actual graph of the new york times revenue is in fact going up but as a good fraction of the population believes the new york times is failing just because he says that it's very hard this is it's very hard to change your feel for mr zuckerberg after i do i don't know how to how to you know i don't know how to fix it well anyway we have to live in there really really appreciate your time with us please share your comments on our twitter facebook and youtube page just i hope to see you again same place same time. here i was a part. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets to trillion united states doll

so what do you think about that i mean the fact that europe was not mentioned once i mean that was a shocker to a lot of people what people said you know what did you expect that certainly didn't shock me steve miller donald trump whoever wrote the speech i don't think they thought about europe even once writing it they clearly had focused on the base but also reaching out above the base to make sure that they get their approval ratings which are completely underwater umesh in the lead in the other round thirty seven percent they have to get those approval ratings out and right now with the economy booming with the dow jones performing with trump being able to push through his tax reform you know he's able to sell that and say to people look are you better off under my first year in office than you were for a long time and i think that's the strategy how they're going to try to make sure that they do at least on the wall during the midterms and to lay out a strategy in order to win in two thousand and twenty i think they're betting on a little bit of of an approvals bump which usually

i mean, are these sings that they're sort of saying, "listen, we're gonna pick d.c."? i think they're -- i do think suburban d.c. has a lot going for it because of the things -- he actually took over two museums and he's combining them into a home in the kalorama circle area. but i think pennsylvania gives you, because of the tri-state area, a lot of the benefits without being so obvious as being in d.c. >> but one of the big problems, having lived in d.c., is the dysfunctional city government. seriously. >> it's a really good point. >> and it's been that way since marion barry and it still is. it's a disorganized city, poorly run, and i think that's a factor for a company. >> real quick on this one -- philadelphia is going after the opioid makers. the city of philadelphia filed a lawsuit this week, demanding drug companies that make these powerful drugs to pay for treatment costs and to reimburse the city for the money it spent dealing with the addiction epidemic. it also said that the city saw 1,200 fatal overdoses last year, 1/3 more than the previous year. jim, i k

i mean the good thing for. you to win justice so i think we need to get information from somewhere because if we were not getting it from the news sources i mean everything is you know sensationalized in a reality show that's what we're living in over there now so it's good to actually get some information they're not telling us so i think we need people like chelsea to give us the information that we need you think for a long time the communities are both sides of the united states were getting a bit complacent in the whole job is waking them up actually i don't really think so i don't think well you know i think i think we need i'm not saying we need but i think this situation has got people i mean look at facebook everyone every day i have friends that are constantly posting about political stuff that never discussed it you know the past few years so i think it's a hot button right now which is really important to shake up what's going on like this can't happen this is insane what we're living in you know and

i mean, he was from seattle. so this is actually something that my next book, whatever it is, i hope to address more. i keep my focus -- i mean, as i told you, this was a very complicated book. and so my focus is tight, tight, tight on the valley. i mean, obviously, when you talk about the birth of the ibm pc, then i need to be talking about gates. and, of course, gates comes up in the early home brew meetings where he's talking about, hey, you guys need to pay for software and this sort of thing. but, you know, he is very much part of this generation. i don't talk about him exmissitly, but he is -- explicitly, but he is just right in there. i mean, a lot of these things that we just ticked through with having a co-founder, everything i've talked about, i think, would absolutely apply there as well. >> next question, how will the increasing gap between high specialized technological advancements such as self-driving cars or drones and global poverty and the need for very basic services play out? [laughter] >> don'

i mean the real news is. come back with our take now new york's largest police union is sitting its own commissioner and the city's ministration too over the release of body cam forty which. this footage has serious implications not only for the safety in g. process rights of police officers before the privacy and rights of members of the public as well the union claims the release of video from officers body cameras is a breach of citizens previously adding that need ministration uses quote arbitrary and inconsistent parameters and is guided by political considerations one case in point is an incident last september when a man was shot after pointing a toy gun police video was released despite fees it could jeopardize an ongoing investigation when a former officer who blew the whistle on police activities believes the current system there's a live video used to be used for political gains i don't think it's an all of a sudden decision if you actually read the lawsuit in the very first paragraph it states cle

i mean i'm from. center of the conflict zone my guest this week here in kiev is stateless he's a former president of georgia a former regional government in ukraine i'm trying to bring him multiple allegations of criminal activity and he's making soccer's really once the dawning of the west for spearheading the rose revolution in georgia that has you know made too many enemies and run out of road the folks in thirteen d.w. flukes. make your smart t.v. the smarter the t w force not. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. to upload you decide what's on sunday morning that w dot com smart t.v. . germany state by state. the most colorful. the los angeles times. the most traditional find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. circle of fear. correspondent during russia is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more chechen fighters are no returning home they're both re

but the last year their relationship has gone to a very very problematic stage i mean only about a week ago american officials warned their own citizens about traveling to turkey and taking did exactly the same to our so many issues. like this kind of big problematic case of results at all as well as the if that's creating a lot of impediments for a court the other relationship between these two nato allies you know jonathan it's really interesting is that syria's kind of a backdrop. overlooking the crisis in turkish american relations this is these are supposed to be nato allies here you have you have other nato countries that are quite nervous we have to point out to our viewers that turkey is the second largest military in nato and they see there they say what are their allies infringing upon the sovereignty of another country and we have erred on actually wanting other nato countries to start joining in on his security efforts security problems that he has created for himself the more he gave medals with the syrian situation the kurdish situation in syria the more it hurts him down

always appreciate it gary let me go to you first in cambridge explain what is going on with bitcoin i mean i'm of the age and i used to work in finance i can remember the dot com bubble and then it's melt down here not being very well versed in bitcoin what is going on here is this just speculation or is this the new shiny radiant future go ahead in cambridge. right i think i think a little bit of both to be honest and certainly we've seen you know some aspects of this story before as you mentioned you know after the dot com bubble exploded in two thousand two thousand and one there were a number of winners that emerged from that area and a number of new companies that were born after that have done quite well you know big has already been declared dead several times in two thousand and eleven wired wrote an article saying the rise and fall of we saw the crash in two thousand and fourteen yet it keeps coming back so wouldn't surprise me if we have another crash maybe a few more in front of us but it does seem that there is something important happening here with regards to the future of fi

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i mean that is just extraordinary i mean we have and it took quite a bit of effort for congress to get this kind of the this information i mean they had to really put in they're still obstructing requests from congress here i mean don't we need a little bit more transparency at the f.b.i. about all this go ahead richard. peter do you assume your viewers know about alice in wonderland where up was down and in was out in black with white justice refer to this overwhelming victory this is a victory by somebody who got forty six percent his opponent got three million more votes fifty four percent of the people rejected him he had the lowest twenty five percent of the electoral richard clinton i'm so going to say you know can you read peter interest the f.b.i. question please. i am i am the f.b.i. is what won this election for donald trump why because. which pressured by f.b.i. agents in new york right and he put out his press conference back in july last year criticizing hillary i was totally against the rules he put out that letter eleven days before the election would totally undermined

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or slightly a little bit what it when are they going to get the government what do you want what i mean you mentioned president micro what are what you know your viewers what are ordinary french people saying about all this are we looking closely at what's going on in germany i think they don't understand anymore and they don't understand the s.p.d. and what is happening here you know they are voting and it's very difficult for me to explain that to my readers the s.p. devoted a few a few weeks ago before christmas that you know they agreed to stop negotiation but that these are preening to see they're not the real negotiation now delegates are going to vote and if the delegate truth yes then there'd be another vote at the end and you know we just don't understand then what's this what's this cause why can they not agree and do it or not do it but make a decision. you're laughing because you're listening to now listen to what was going to say i was thinking you know we've been waiting so long at this stage gordo's probably going to show up for a new german chancellor it is remarkable bu

talking about bill to protect the children won't because their parents don't want to parent right i mean i'm sorry if teenagers on youtube want to eat stupid things for clicks and then they get hurt and go to the emergency room everybody watches that and says hey i don't want to eat that because of our go to the emergency care. now it's sort of strange. that well there was that there was a study actually in the journal pediatrics and ages one to three accounted for seventy two percent of cleaning products to little babies a poisoning so there's more time when there's cleaning household products forty percent of those poisonings came from cleaners in spray bottles so tie let me ask why are we regulating spray bottles that's a good question you shouldn't say that too loud this close to capitol hill we might start seeing them suddenly be like oh my god spray bottles we have to go regulate the you know i mean of course you put your you put labels on it and all that but i think it's just because it's like you know hey this is a new fangled fancy thing that you know these things of have only c

yes i was pretty hurt with the market you. mean the most of us to. believe the words are almost the young thing we will all soon but you know one of the stuff and little bushes i saw campaigning thank you for coming i'm going to move into the middle of this crowd small you the new coach that we've seen on t v. easy show reason to judge. you will more than a bunch. of the proceeds go to the imus show do you can you get other corners something you. did to miss told. the president. that your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. your attitude up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry finally i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one

i mean, look at my face. lause ] and women always say that they want a bad boy. well my whole thing is, no you don't. [ laughter ] you don't. right? which would you rather have, a a guy that's like, oh my god. your rack looks great in that dress. or would you rather have me who's like, oh my god that dress has pockets. [ cheers and applause ] women love dresses with pockets. if you love a woman and you want to blow her mind, go steal her favorite dress out of the closet. take it to a tailor, have him install pockets. [ light laughter ] take her out on her dream date and in the middle of the date, be like hey honey, can you put my chapstick in your pocket? and she'll be like, what i don't have any pockets in this -- oh my god there's pockets! [ laughter ] i really got into that one. [ laughter ] i think i'm a sensitive guy because i grew up idolizing my dad. i was like, that's what's men are like and i want to be like that. the only problem is my dad was an interior decorator. [ laughter ] yeah, my dad gave me

compared to the miles are already and the guy surely knows that so what i mean i agree with me is if you need to be celebrating technology jeffrey let me ask you one more question before we run out of our a lot of time here so last time we spoke you talked about you know counter party risk and that with that being one of the reasons why. the digitals hadn't been adopted into you know taking a credit card a bitcoin card or whatever ripple card and using it for a cup of coffee but one area of regulation that does involve counterparty risk is the futures industry which at the end of two thousand and seventeen both chicago board options exchange and it's called a mercantile group started trading as you know bitcoin futures and that price has been fairly stable in the relation to the underlying and with that you do have counterparty risk somebody is going to be paid there and so can i get out of you at least the admitting that the counterparty risk in that regulated markets a good thing. well i think you're going to have kind of part of this kind of time we use these the mediating institu

i read i read the completion that takes that protocol demand which is first i mean first they ask if there is any conflict of interest i think that anybody that's not understand that this research unit that has essentially been set up for the sake of the fending an industry. is not itself a reliable source of information in that industry or the products of that industry so that is the first question the other issue is that although the monkey story is a lot more detail aiding because it clearly is it's outrageous just to think of these animals defenseless being locked up in a chamber. with exhaust fumes the story with human subjects is a lot more interesting because it actually suppose that in fact there was that there was consent what we do not know we for these were people that were actually you know financially strained who were actually setting themselves essentially to receive harm because of recent study where of course completely extraneous to just their own witness because who would put their hand up something like this in their in their right mind but often you're paid for t

they have like their firemen are well suited to do that ok i mean this gets down to it i'll just it's just how i let me hang on here let me see even just this to both of you stephen do you know here i mean what happened to the idea of a loyal opposition because this the media has abandoned that ok asking hard questions is fine over eight years old barack obama was never asked one hard question u.k. not one he was given a complete free pass atelier you know and i kevin is right i mean this should be adversarial but the they treat him is the enemy ok that is very different than the how they treated like nixon or even bush go ahead steve. but they said nothing to hillary about they about the women for years and years and years that accuse bill clinton and then how hillary help treat them and that never would have been an issue today if hillary had won you're absolutely right look barack obama stood by and watched putin take crimea he stood by and he watched putin go into syria he stood by and watched you know your rainy and one go to putin he stood by and he did nothing. nearly as much a

so michelle i mean how is the u.s. reacting to that if we if one of the goals of russia is to see two nato allies basically fall out with each other well it seems to be that for now at least the u.s. is siding with with turkey a key nato ally and not the kurds this is of course contingent on on this this this is a kurdish district defense if not not extending beyond a few days probably and also not being a becoming an odd war against the kurds but it seems that so far when push comes to shove the u.s. sides with them with its key nato ally instead of the kurds and supposedly this is michelle let me start with you i mean the kurds they were indispensable in the fight against islamic state they were considered the best ground troops that the u.s. led coalition had against islamic state in syria and now we've got a different conflict is the u.s. willing to let its best ground troops just in to be delivered to the turks and just be abandoned. well it could certainly be a read like that right now at least and also critics h

you know i mean to me. it sounds like it's it's a tragedy but then the reality they so much bipolar comedy in it because the tragic moments can be comic in the comic moments kind of the place that the single mother is. it's also that there are heroes times because there's so many first of all and they really have to manage a complicated life first they do have a symbiotic life with a child or children plus they do have to make a living and they have family life where they were in the. complex. if something seems to them a sense of. and that was for me was a very important thing that i wanted to dedicate this movie to all the women that are not. you know in the in the situation to fulfill their lives i do think comedy can help when it comes to psychological disorder and the general sort of chaos of life comedy can always help i think i mean i don't i am not. i don't believe changes the world but they can help understanding maybe sometimes by. empathy it's like you bring in the light into a dark cell and then