no longer effective and what was once impossible to say is now i no longer a political to believe hubie it's suddenly acceptable to say terrible things in public is a method so racism has returned in this dominating public discourse and it is. the legacy of the toxic policies of colonialism remains in her novel francesco melandri indicts italy's africa policies of the past 85 years and those who are gaining political capital from the migrant crisis. between even those out of straw men to be. used as a scapegoat to avoid talking about the real social problems in italy alley the lesser shit that is on. the massive economic crisis the high unemployment and the terrible prospects for young people when it didn't even hit the european economic commune. was created in rome in 1957 this was the 1st step towards the european union a founding member italy is now europe's problems child with the populist parties in power campaigning against the e.u. . they're not a more this government has really poisoned the discourse on the social interaction but italy also has strong antibodies and italia the b

independent om budman that's funded by facebook but maybe in some kind of escrow account, unfiring hubieal change om budsman sort of funded thing, that doesn't always work in the long run. it's not a natural part of the mechanism. it's sort of this weird outlying thing that doesn't always have the right sort of authority to sort of enact change i think julia is right i think the issue is the fdc needs to go big and the fine big or small however you want to see it the bigger issue is the structural issue you can keep fining them as they go forward if they go in violation from the agreement way back when but it's how they operate is the big deal. >> what about putting regulators inside the company in the banking world, in the banking world, after the financial crisis, even before the financial crisis, there are people from the s.e.c. and elsewhere that literally live inside the bank. >> and then at a certain period that, does that continue on, it goes away. that's the point. >> no, but this is the question. >> if there is the idea that there should be a data regulator the way that there's