the neo-nazi extremist groups, we have seen crash out.t groups, we have seen it in london and elsewhere around the country. but i think they are small pockets of very noisy people who manage to get a lot of social media attention and not immediate attention. but a surgeon and not immediate attention. but a surgeon neo—nazi extremist groups makes it sound like to me i think it is slightly overblown. we had that peak straight after the 2016 referendum and then there was a lot of hostile, negative action taken against migrants who were here. so now what they are saying is we could see a repeat of that post. let's turn to the daily telegraph. yeah, this was interesting. interesting figures to look at. and ofjail sentences under six months. figures to look at. and ofjail sentences under six monthsm figures to look at. and ofjail sentences under six months. it is a suggestion from mr stewart who is saying that short—term sentences do not work. his argument is it is not long enough to actually turn people around. and they go in prison, meet some

want to look at any of these other jokers that are hoping to you know continue that last few years of neo liberal economics. is in the house she's literally in the house she's in the house she's in the house of representatives and as you point out the camera can take its eye off her and this is the old donald trump trick where the media cannot resist focusing on trump they gave him billions of dollars of free advertising and he became president of the states similarly with say that camera can not. look at her she's charismatic and she doesn't know what she doesn't know which is extremely important for a presidential candidate you don't want to get too detail oriented they work for maybe bill clinton briefly but then his wife messed it all up and but she is going to be in talk but you know heading into twenty twenty twenty twenty four she'll be a kingmaker in twenty twenty so she'll go to the convention for the democrats will probably do the keynote speech like barack obama did launching his political presidency and she'll do an incredible keynote speech for the twenty twenty democratic co

speaking of you know bonkers old sort of neo liberal ways of thinking m.s.m. b.c. is the standard bearer of the sort of hillary clinton sort of democratic policy and they were covering for osha slee with all sorts of doc connecting that the russians had caused some sort of brain damage to cuba you know american officials in the cuban embassy in cuba. and it turns out it was actually crickets according to scientists i mean they are pretty annoying crickets if you listen to the audio well yeah i miss n.b.c. and i'm so mad i don't remember is the history of this type of paranoid schizophrenic kind of screaming newscasting and it started really with alex jones kind of a pioneer in this effort to become. the focus of attention through conspiracy analysis conspiracy theories are great there could you see that on facebook click like crazy headlines fake news they show over and over people can't stop clicking on it because it sounds crazy right oh my god what weaponized audie you weapons you know want to get that idea that the russians are attacking this embassy with sophi

con neo liberal perspective. that's you know that's what essentially is saying and so i was going to say. trustworthy minnows everything else to the side and what's interesting is like companies that like ignored them because they guard went out you know very early on and kind of assembled this crack team of twenty and journalists. you know reached out to all these different outlets and you know one of them was the bailey mail yes widely read more read that i think the guardian in. the u.k. yes they got a red badge because they never respond because they didn't respond so i am it's kind of like well wait a minute like anybody at home not knowing that backstory is just see this read about oh i can't trust that right when really it's just will be a member response of the questions so they have no basis to that's exactly right and the other thing about news guard is that they are lobbying right now to have this guard system news guard system mandated on every browser system so this is their way of say now we can pro

our own constitution i think mr pompei speech was a triumph of mr rection that it was especially old neo conservative wine poured into it america first rhetorical bottle it so it was woodrow wilson masquerading as pat buchanan i think will he or his speechwriter was trying to give the impression this is what mr trump promised in two thousand and sixteen what he's really giving us is what has been destroying america in the world for the last thirty years where we get to be the sovereign over the entire planet and tell everybody else to do but we don't we don't actually look out for our own narrow national interests i mean we can send troops illegally to syria but we can't send them to our own border to defend that good point daniel it's universal is ation of american law because i mean we have this situation with a chinese national that was detained in canada who. we the chinese company here as we're sitting down here i read that a former canadian diplomat has been detained in china so now the the game begins here i don't understand how you know you know a lot or lose them makes america s

glenn greenwald came out with an excellent article the intercept as democratic elites reunite with neo cons the party's voters are becoming far more militaristic and pro-war than republicans i never thought i would read a headline like that is an excellent article i think our viewers should take a look at it but we have a historical shift here or maybe we don't do that just out of spite because trump has talked about during the campaign and during his presidency about. withdrawing troops from. syria and syria for sure afghanistan. rethinking the possibility of american troops in iraq i mean this is something that his base likes public opinion polls show it but because trump is for it the democrats in the in the liberal media are against it what's going on here marcus. well i don't think there's been any shift and suddenly at my lights i'm again the democrats have been as true or as the republicans let's not forget in the one nine hundred ninety s. how bill clinton treats all who facilitated the arrival of the mujahedeen to also during the civil war there and the mujahideen and that's w

you claim you are not a neo-nazi.ot a white nationalist. >> no one ofs marching besides swastika flag. >> who was chanting blood and jews will not replace us? >> you was not chanting that. but one of the ideas is skepticism of jewish power. >> do you had think the holocaust happened? >> i'm not a historian. >> you can sugar coat it all you want. i know what you guys are behind closed doors. i have spoken -- >> you don't know who we are. it's not literal. and i can say that there are people -- >> i do. i do. we used to be able to spot a skinhead or a klansman a mile away, and we knew they were dangerous. this new movement may be dressed in pretty clothing that looks like what our doctors or our lawyers or our teachers look like. but, they have an agenda that is sinister, the real danger, are people like jason kessler, who are able to hide who they are. they change to their twisted world view and have no self reflection. those that want to disengage from white supremacy, i can help, if they have the courage to confront

in his administration giving them policy preference to the neocons because there's more than enough neo cons in the senate to defect to the democrats we all know who they are they have already said that they're going to give you an example a little let's say for some reason because there are a lot of good reasons but the reason it's a trump fire is john bolton with be a trigger for the deep state in their neo-con fellow travelers because essentially that would be a reason that trump is a danger to national security or that with all the war it is there whether what he does or doesn't do it may. make the process quicker faster or slower but it's almost as if a patient has a terminal illness and yes he can t. he can do chemotherapy and that may prolong the process but the final result is well known i think you are the person he had the ministration is experiencing chemotherapy. yeah i'm going to stick my neck out there and disagree for the moment i think that with all these new investigations and indictments that the house to short to launch the mueller probe will be dragged on but it won'

we've had forty years of neo to prisons and sasha go in and we see half of the people who voted for brett city they voted for trump in america because and manufacturing has been wiped out when forty years ago we had eight million jobs in manufacturing now we've got just two million and although we've got fairly high levels of employment most of those jobs are in secure why that's why people are angry and therefore labor government is committed to rebuilding our manufacturing good high tech high skilled jobs why is absolutely crucial one of the. aspects of the break to vote though is that no country has been allowed to leave a little more you say that no country has left thinking only book greece they voted in twenty fifteen to leave ignored island twice the denmark holland has ignored france was ignored isn't the point that there liberalism is in brussels and that's where the power is what that was part of such as influence i mean she moved much more towards the neo deputy comics. and the legacy has been it's australia but i think also i mean the one thing we got right we didn't join the

media action doesn't so much counter neo nazi ism and say nato backed ukraine has condemned places. after nato in u.k. annihilation the recently here. is because because it's partly true in libya the forty six do not any kind of media wonder why that is and presumably she doesn't mean media independent of the u.s. state department in the british foreign office according to the iranian government former u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson let the cat out of the bag about the gari reckless when you look at war news and use it as a gory radcliff was was doing is just you know she she was simply teaching people to use them as i understand johnson now says that wasn't true but even if you think now this is a guy radcliffe was training journalists to attack the iranian revolution maybe you should listen to what the un says the un working group on arbitrary detention has been explicit it formally called in as dns a guy reactive same egypt release back in october except of course it is the same un that says to resume is holding wiki leaks founder julian assange in arbitrary detention in ti

--neo nick a titillates make all pollen toxic to insects. >> they are transferred to all portions of the plant, so any insect that shoes on that plant is affected by the insticide. >> it is a chemical that causes exposure constantly. >> they are related to nicotine and are neurotinsor nerve poisons, that attack insect nervous systems, causing paralysis and eventually death. >> charles annenberg weingarten -- clothianidin ivery toxic to bees. trillion is very toxic. in some cases it can kill them outright. in some cases, it can compromise their immune system, the navigation abilities, their memories. >> it is linked to disorientation, the inability of bees to communicate, the inability of queen bees to reproduce. >> it disrupts the delicate balance between the honey bee and its environment. they may fly out and die. they may fly out and not be able to find their way home again. >> this is colony class disorder at its core. neonicotinoids manufactured by the german chemical giants bayer are widely used in agriculture as well as home gardens. they are engineered to be easier to use than

and transformation of their neo—liberal policies.he same agenda that they wanted in terms of the parties for britain, so these were views taken that were considered views and you had to respect them but you had to argue against them and confront them in a debate. there were others as well — and it was a bit like a by—election, where everyone's grievance went into one vote and all that grievance was about an establishment that wasn't listening to them, wasn't investing in their communities, had undermined their — particularly their manufacturing base in some of the towns up north, and this was a way in where we shake the establishment and say "look, listen to us, and we want change". and we have to listen to that as part of this debate. do you believe it is now time for you — and your tradition is from the left of the party, it is a avowedly socialist, as indeed to a certain extent marxist — do you believe it is time to push a really radical socialist agenda or is it time for you, john mcdonnell, to engage in pragmatism? why do you th

in gaspar neo's climax, a dance troupe descend into drug—addled delirium, leading to a highly choreographedmax is purportedly based on a true story, although its trancelike stew of contorting, krumping weirdness looks as though it was torn straight from noe's twisted imagination. significantly, provocative posters for the film played up the director's controversial credentials, screaming, "you despised i stand alone, you hated irreversible, "you loathed into the void, you cursed love. "now, try climax." accompanied by an image of the film—maker raising a glass with a demonic grin. for all its insane excesses, i really liked climax. i was less keen on suspiria, luca guadagnino's remake of dario argento's classic ‘70s shocker about an american dancer who comes to a european academy, where she uncovers witchy secrets. while argento's dreamy fantasia possessed an abstract, timeless quality, this version fixates on the specifics of the 1977 berlin setting. at 2.5 hours, a whole hour longer than the argento original, this tests its audience's patience, although you can't fault the dance sequences

portmanteau the ballad of buster scruggs and paul greengrass‘s harrowing docudrama 22 july, about the neo—naziite limited theatrical screenings, these films were part of a growing group of movies, which this year also included andy serkis‘s mowgli, alex garland's annihilation and duncanjones‘s mute whose primary audience are watching at home, which raises the question — are they still movies? some see this as a battle between cinema and television, with netflix stealing away films from theatres and fans losing out in the process. but like it or not, this is the future, a future in which screens big and small will have to learn to live together, and it's up to the audience whether they want to watch a movie at home or in the cinema. watch this space. elsewhere at cannes, the palme d'or went to japanese film—maker hirokazu koreeda for his new film shoplifters, which opened here in november, while spike lee's attention—grabbing black klansman took the grand prix. there's never been a black cop in this city. we think you might be the man to open things up around here. hello? this is ron stallworth

neo con ideology i mean a sane person wouldn't say focus all of american foreign policy on iran i mean there are that's obviously politics going on there and also if you look at some of the issues that the the u.s. is intruding upon it on the korean peninsula i mean the koreans are actually making some progress moving towards peace there but the u.s. is dragging its feet and it is planning its seemingly so planning a war against iran how is that possibly in the interest of anyone including americans. well it's very difficult to understand that's why something say that the only explanation possible is that some people in the administration are very. much influenced by people to have. an outlook which is very far away from the western outlook which is very dualistic money and it comes from say a very dualistic view of the world which has some apocalyptic connotations some of the advice from some even might compare himself he's thinking that if things go to war it's ok because in the middle east there's going to something is going to happen called armor gate um and everything is going to

doesn't so much counter neo nazi ism in say nature back to crane as condemned places after nato in u.k. annihilation hold recently here. just because because it's partly true in libya the forty six do not any kind of media wonder why that is and presumably she doesn't mean media independent of the us state department in the british foreign office according to the iranian government former u.k. foreign secretary boris johnson let the cat out of the bag about cigar iraq cliff when you look at what nasa needs it was a gory rapley it was was doing is just you know she she was simply teaching people to do them as i understand johnson now says that wasn't true but even if you think now this is a guy radcliffe was training journalists to attack the iranian revolution maybe you should listen to what the un says the un working group on arbitrary detention has been explicit it formally called in as the ins a guy reactive same egypt release back in october except of course it is the same un that says to resume is holding wiki leaks founder julian assange in arbitrated tension in tiny west london

street people should go to athens and join forces with the greek people and their uprising against the neo liberals were destroying the greek economy but people don't understand the globalized nature of all this but i think in twenty nineteen that globalised bell will be wrong and that all people everywhere will realize they have a common cause against the fia money policy scheme fractional reserve banking knuckleheads . well in a way you know you don't you know that you have organized armies and they would line up in a street line and once a war changed and they were meeting grillo warfare who just like pick them all off you don't want to be to organize you don't want to be like send the artillery and beer on there and get gunned down first like you know in a way the fact that so. like none of them they don't they don't point to the democrats or the republicans or that far left or that far right party they want no parties they want no politicians they want nothing so it's just pure just rising up against the notion of the can tell in effect neo liberal economics and i get that there's no

malcolm, you start, i wonder donald trump ran on an anti-neo campaign and we won't fight for iran oryria or none of that neo mission and then picks nikki haley and then john bolton and these people are out there as if they're working for w. again. >> well, donald trump lied. i mean, it is as simple as that. there is virtually nothing that he does within the body politic where you could express some semblance of organization or forethought. there is absolutely nothing. john bolton was somebody forced in because it was hardline against iran. he took him. he said nikki haley looked like someone from central casting, very well regarded in the republican party. he does not care what they say. and it clearly reflects the bipolar nature of how donald trump likes to govern. he likes people who looks like they are in the job and he makes the decision. >> you're unbelievable, malcolm. that is hideous. that is absolutely hideous. but betsy i grew up in the cold war from 1947 we hid under our desks with this nuclear fire power and they have a lot of nuclears and 12th in the economy in the world

if the show will be back on saturday with award winning comedian radio host jimmy dory to joke about neo liberal politicians calling for a venezuelan coup in the name of democracy until then can be judged by social media see on saturday twenty years to the day ago chavez was sworn in as president of venezuela his job minister with northern irish back still. to be change. gave us a good referendum. as they did in the table to. resent it it did tilt support of the. times. not how many times. you go not come but it sounds a bit go to the bottom paul says see no change to the subject want to move on c.b.s. me no face that tom returned to the screen for a suplex not mean to see me not a photo so much dreams which may have to vote but if you were to do it at the street backbenches could you repeat just these eight three to no punches agendas that's a trip down process for that don't smoke if you eat your movements that's my cool to pick even just a reason to get a sense who's to tell it if you would stick it could be for to be treated actually fronts reach a dismembered country tikkun which ra