in this is all the media's fault i mean let's just look at coded i mean you can look at a one hour one hour of prime time and go to every single major cable station and they have their or their panel of medical experts but they all say different things ok i mean what are people supposed to believe and because they can't believe the official narratives they're going to try to make conclusions themselves that's only natural and the at least over the last couple of days the way social media platforms of behave no wonder people start thinking unthinkable and mean sometimes and reasonable things because they feel they're being lied to. that's absolutely right but at its mercy here is the server 2 basic purpose which is use the media your opponents as book of conspiracy theory and so you say oh i'm. a poor ridiculousness here is the fear is that joe biden was involved with you don't really ukrainian influence peddling and trying to get a prosecutor. because you want to protect is something that's a conspiracy theory. when you say that barack obama was spying on the trunk campaign that's a co

you know what was it one of trump's last tweets i mean you know i mean he treats a lot so maybe it was a 24 hours ago you know you know go big or go home ok i don't understand why it wasn't saying this weeks or even months ago ok i mean this is just. a negligent political negligence here right now and it gives too much leverage to nancy pelosi and and i think i don't see him going on twitter and this and staring down the g.o.p. in the senate saying you know if you don't do this i'm coming after you i'm coming after you on twitter and he never does he is actually very distant from these that gauche asians until the last the last inning is if i can use a baseball for him well i won't pretend to be able to psychoanalyze tromp i'm going to this can feel. it is most american sister he's coming from and what he's doing on this day so. i'll leave that to people with better degrees than me but i will say that certainly there it's kind of a rock and a hard spot there right i'd like to see polling on what percent of the republican party actually supports stimulus and wants to see another round o

i mean b.s. you certainly did dish there you know i did in the community where you can't even see them like. it is due to a big control with flow of information glocal this is really shitty actually i mean it can but it makes it more scary is that there's no accountability i mean if you look how we have a politician you can you know you know bring out your broom and you know to say you know sweep them away and the next election year there's no accountability i mean you know for example the way they're treating the that the story surrounding hunter buy up i don't mean they don't give us any explanation why you're doing what you're doing when you went after the president of the united states for almost 4 years. without any facts that were discernible and provable but in this case there's a lot of interesting things but there is one so it's one sided it's hypocritical but they still don't say you think they might i know that they're being pulled in front of congress to explain themselves i will eage

and twitter to determine what newsweek can consume and where we can consume it here i don't know i mean i'm not a shareholder in these companies i i don't know if anybody elected them where they elected to anything except maybe boards from the shareholders i mean this is an unconscionable situation in an unprecedented one why should these private individuals be able to determine the the media landscape and and we're basically as citizens we we were told were given the right to determine our political destiny but we're not we're being interrupted we're being punished go ahead jim yeah i mean these are these media giants these tech giants are social media they are controlling the narrative and one thing that we really need to pay attention to is that yes they are private and yes they have the right to do it i suppose because they are private companies and people always point that out but they are being pressured by congress we have to remember that since 2016 and since russia gate and the democrats just blaming everything on russia russia russia that they went after the social media compa

in this is all the media's fault i mean that lets us look at cove it i mean you can look at it one. hour one hour of primetime and go to every single major cable station and they have their with their panel of medical experts but they all say different things ok i mean what are people supposed to believe and because they can't believe the official narratives they're going to try to make conclusions themselves that's only natural and let the over the last couple of days the way social media platforms of behave no wonder people start thinking unthinkable and sometimes unreasonable things because they feel they're being lied to go ahead. that's absolutely right because there is the there is 2 basic purpose which is use the media your opponents as they is of conspiracy theory and say say oh these people put forward ridiculous conspiracy theories that joe biden was involved with rolling ukraine the influence peddling and trying to get applause. because what the project it's on there isn't there. when you say that barack obama was spying on the trunk campaign that's the thing there is the

are going to be you're going to be you know i can have a job but i mean today and so one thing i'm for like i believe really strong united states we do have to make voting a national holiday as well and a thing to do is we have to make voting more easier for people when to actually came out of it as well is that simple by mail is actually the ability to are allowed to vote by mail or absentee for as well and i got to totally totally disagree that we saw a rack and floor i'm. going to give me let me give you the numbers let me give you the numbers 1st and then we'll get into it ok thank you will see exactly where i wanted to say way you did it ok in the same. gallup polling that i mentioned at the beginning of the program here is this is truly astounding to me the most astounding piece of information in their polling numbers on the issue of voter fraud ok or voter integrity in $2726.00 prison as the end of the potential voters had doubts about the integrity of the ballot counting. now in 2020 it's 53 percent of people in doubt the integrity of the election go ahead john can

that this is a dispute a question i mean and you probably saw i had a long argument and so it's it was when i see it it's exactly this point. i say the beginning that we don't know what the actual result however there is some evidence in so much as there were 20 rebel owning stations set released what they claim is the real results of those shows that. won by an overwhelming majority. who did that could be that would serve as a proof that the day that the vote or the elections were a free and fair you can't take that as a measure or as a pro of you know another person and as it is my my problem is that at its core it's ultimately substituting internal election german legitimacy with. an outside recognition and it's at its core to tell to me deciding for the people that's exactly what the question is doing here is deciding for the people isn't the e.u. with as much criticism of him as it provides isn't actually doing the. i think just siding for the dollar russian people that the issue here is to what extent are we comforted that he lost he claims he won 80 percent of the official resul

no one i mean you have. i don't mean a. kind of where i want to. be now i think it's higher than i. africa is safe and. but once they. leave they conquer speech util. will not some of them leave your mom and i couldn't you know it and if you didn't get it i mean. from the. court of the. peru backs out of a deal to buy $1000.00 vaccine from pharma giant astra zeneca after a trial volunteered brazil accuses the firm of withholding crucial data. the french government confront social media giants and for failing to go online paid speech public opinion is divided. it is very easy to put all the blame on social media and it's up to a person to decide what is problematic or not they should block such posts and there should be more people moderating all the bad content. and 100 by the business dealings overshadow his father's run for the white house as a former associate speaks out just ahead of thursday night's u.s. presidential debate accusing joe biden of law.

i mean you see what i'm getting here ok i mean the parties are very monolithic they can what they claim to stand for which i don't think they do but that's that and that disaffected people go ahead well look i agree with you wholeheartedly and then we'll to an extent as well there's faction and within the party but i agree more with your point that the parties are. monolithic because at the end of the day no matter how radical a o.c. or a sheet of flame is on the left door or what a freedom fighter a jim jordan or matt gates was a friend of mine is on the right they still have to caucus with the establishment when the end of the day as he's going to vote the way nancy pelosi tells her to vote and the members on the right to republican party are going to caucus with mccarthy and the establishment wing of the party but there's one reason we don't have a true 3rd party in this country and it's money simple as that money 2 major parties control all the money and it's very difficult you're talking about name recognition brand name recognition and of the individual candidates in this hypothet

for the rest of us i mean does that mean that being aware of all those things social media duty is just not enough i think it's pretty. i think like a lot of things that are ticked of it's not very helpful to know how bad they are. i mean i think 15 or 20 percent of people still smoke and i mean i think the biggest reason people don't smoke now has less to do with the fact that it kills them more to do with the fact that it's socially just not acceptable that that's that's at least my experience the united states. and so i don't know that it's so helpful necessarily to know that it's bad for you in that in the medium to long term what what i think can be really helpful is for everybody and this is how you know we build tools and focus on apps that my new company moment is that there are if you're aware sort of 3 things that we say it at moment and the whole idea of moment is we're trying to help you get back control of this thing and how you use it the whole idea is basically it's to help you develop awareness

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i mean that's what they were or ok i mean well i think i think actually that's smop not i understood that but then again i get a lot of bankers that are very smart guy ok only brains doesn't get to the top of a system lack of morals gets to the top of the system oh you're not my uncle and i have too much in the way of morals to get to the top well you know it is greed. sure. if they've all swallowed a fish or economics textbook or my favorite answer this is actually the previous president obama because if you read his speech in 2009 when he came to power it was under bush's watch that of course the process began back in september of 2008 before the election but it went to become a power in february he gave a speech which said that people lost it's difficult obama speaks people ask where's my bailout and he says the truth is it's the dollars given to banks can create an extra $10.00 in loans to the private sector a multiplier effect that is straight out of near possible textbooks and he didn't know any better he only has a degree and lol he didn't have he done economics might even hav

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sanaa issue condition one is that people become more reflective and say what kind of role do we need i mean at the moment. you know i look at the world and i didn't wonder many years ago before you were born and i have at this about science it's talked about how can a person in the erse so now people are more concerned of course about global warming and things like that there was also a movie that was in the sixty's it's also of course in the times of cold war it was . dr strangelove you probably never sort it's an i want to move to danger of nuclear all across so it's still there actually every single bar companies like pakistan and north korea you don't get the warm feeling was having their finger on the nuclear button then of course you have the terrorism because all over the place it is still there and they you have false you know also in the case i know here quite well because it's been so many times there is income inequality i mean you look at america it's enormous fortune you're right in the it's much less and of course countries like poland and sweden it's much more equal but when

but i'll just very quickly i mean when trump says and does a racist things so i as a muslim and an arabyou know we have experienced some of trump's racism with the muslim banner the travel ban whatever you want to call it when he became president but what was so great about being in this country as an american muslim is that we didn't say that oh we're going to leave or we have to give up on america and it's too late for america we said no we're going to fight back and we're going to claim these we're going to say we're just as american as anyone else and that trump is violating the american idea and we were able to make that case that's what americans do every single day black and brown people who face police brutality and so on when they argue against it most of the time they're sick. this goes against the american idea we can become better and we believe in the idea of progress so that to me suggests that people aren't giving up hope they're saying that america has the potential to improve and we're in a constant state of improving ourselves and that's been part of the american story

i guess what i mean.by the way if you're a conservative like myself here i mean you know if you need i.d. to get on an airplane if you need id keep it. open up a bank account i don't understand why you don't need id to go vote if you're sending that you know i mean and i'm not trying to be discriminatory here that i know in my lifetime i've known countless number of people that have immigrated to the united states that are very proud americans and they're very proud that they can vote because the country they came from they didn't have a 3 in their vote and so having that ip saying i am an american citizen. i can vote you know how prideful people feel that way i know a lot of people the left don't ok but i know a lot of people that feel that prime that that is such an important right for them that so many americans actually take for granted go ahead reader well i'm i'm one of those that got that i'm going god are we going to grow and so you know look if you ask me why i mean my clear image here it's not b

i mean, jessie died first, and huldah, i believe, i want to say he may have been 10. in any event, he was put on a train with 10 cents sewn into his underclothes and some homemade vittles, and sent to oregon to live with a quaker uncle by the name of minthorn in newberg, oregon. if you go today, you can see the herbert hoover boyhood home there. and there he was, in effect, trained to business. his uncle was a businessman, and bert, has he was known, went on to stanford. he was in the original class. in fact, stanford became probably the closest thing to a home away from home. he would be a trustee for over 50 years. he built his home there. today, it's the university's president's house. but in any event, he loved stanford. and he ran a business. he ran a laundry business. he ran other businesses. so he had this entrepreneurial streak in him. studied geology and engineering. met, fell in love with lou henry, also from iowa, a unique woman in many ways, the first at stanford to earn a geology degree. so they had this real respectful partnership from the beginning. the

i mean this is the 2nd i want to. often need to remember countries toppled the gadhafi government and 2011 civil war broke out in libya. the facilitated the torture and trafficking of migrants so now all migrants are eager to escape to italy members of the african mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe they depart they leave for their country but once they arrive in libya they make the 1st step in libya they are enslaved saw they count 3 each you open the can even spend 2 or 3 years even there libya as it leaves. you with the. head of the head. has an animal. i am not with i am not one of them and i'm. if you have even if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw. the. truth nobody was talk about. in libya now can basically take a migrant in the street in take them into their house and put him under slavery and ask him to do whatever they want in other way how they used to exploited migrants ease the torture for in some means that the migrant under store for mean why they

i mean, i hate to say it. i agree with tom frieden, of course, that, you know, we want to talk about the science here. the problem is this isn't a scientific discussion, anymore. right? i mean, anderson, you laid out the numbers. people know the numbers. you got -- you got significant percentage of the country that hears they could be part of a movement to save tens of thousands of lives by wearing a mask. and they basically say, i'll pass. ain't gonna do it. so, what is -- that -- that's not a scientific discussion. we could explain. we can show, over and over again, as we have been doing for months, about the efficacy of masks. we can show what the virus looks like, in someone who wears a mask and who doesn't wear a mask. the likelihood of transmission dropping sixfold. saving tens of thousands of lives, like you said. what is this discussion that we are having, at this point? i mean, it was vile what the president said about dr. fauci, who is spending most of his time trying to come up with vaccine, you kno

yeah i mean his understanding is not only when i go to my car about autonomous district but also all the occupied territories that means is they don't want to return z's territories back that means end of negotiations so why would our men yet risk a provocation 1st i think they wanted to destroy completely negotiation process then they wanted to put the blame or not i say do it and say that look with other budge on this not possible to have negotiations and i think one of the reason could be internal difficulties because we know what is happening now in armenia they suffered a very serious political crisis the leader of the main opposition party was arrested 2 days before they launched an attack. previous to presidents and the criminal investigation and actually dictatorship regime had been established in that i mean you know all the promises which is their prime minister was giving after revolutionists just on paper nothing was implemented they had one of the worst in the world per capita situation of this pandemic so to distract attention and he managed to do and now what he's tryi

i. can be most. mean i'm on my corner and look better and. if left out of the office on the parking or. a one mile type workers who was already i don't see a problem that long. you will get it out there maybe more important to you by your mom i am here i'm happy i might look at how to. make an autonomous totty know it as a vehicle when i say what i mean i love it when you can alter me my work to find out the name of the mock up it up with advertising beat up the market look like. it . coming at me. like my. neck and neck and. feel if it was snowing on. some of the. women to get me set to fall to his upper side looking for the good old me her luck at a set of mormon give them. to her in the futile to hurt us as well boss with. the compliments of a bunch of them i only would have thought of them to yak on the video. to someone i don't know coming out and stop assuming that it's a good idea even my performed on he is not assuming. that. november on al-jazeera. who will be the next president of the united states join us for extended coverage of th

as the senior adviser of digital on the come on the harris campaign or across up rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to sarah sarah's that i guess the simplest question i can ask though his program because it is the topic of it should we trust the polls ok because we do have the the after effect of 2016 but i think a lot of people exaggerate how much the polls were off ok they were but i mean since 0 significant. even if they had the same margin of error this time again a lot of the polls would say the outcome would be no different by the way so simple question then you're probably the ideal person to ask your digital person ok should we trust the polls. i trust the polls as a strong indicator of what's going on but we have to understand what they are saying and their limitations so 1st let's talk about what the polls are saying using 1016 as you mentioned as an example so in check out the 16 b. average of said that hillary had about an 85 percent chance of winning. well that means the polls were also saying that she had about a

don't i mean maybe at their school i don't think about a lot of aspects i don't mean yes that i don't mean not me and our 4. i kind of but i want it on course if back and i think now i think it's have enough. members of the aisle to come mafias conway's them safe and quick passage to you it up but once they have i. believe they count speech you would or. would not some of the they be a mom and i couldn't you know if this unit can get it out to hand. them by law can have a judge a to the chain quit me out of the they sold the board because she. can call out of the united. with the persona that i can't even use coubertin woman . americans love by and. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really interesting. and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . welcome back to crossfire

before it says press pedal power of them you know what i mean. the whole leaves it on says though a claim was kidnapped by your mosque but i love when the upper total just pop out on those were the moment then and i was on i not i mean that is because here in this town on the way there's no no no cause and i've recorded a comedy about a 1000000 miles from where it's come busy not because the new president this time that i was here i was out is that i'm going to do more as his budget allows us. see i mean not as not on thing as hominy honest on what our seeing. your true for most but i'm not gonna see the newly found. money c.e.o. kids around the internet in the place you need few 1000000 from last year in my life we. all know when this in a few time is phones and you and one might not they get together and find that they're already in use you can foresee it won't be interesting new giant thing when you seem to apply and if you know when i when i mean i've been weaned on this on one of my fiance give. plenty. plenty. right. i don't. know what of al

i mean. i think one of the constant to come some themes of the recent years under trump and i think you could be what we're going to be looking at in the next. we're going to leave you there would be talking about the u.s. election about trump about the time demick and how it's having an impact impact whether it will continue to have an impact thanks for joining us if you've enjoyed the show as much as i have come back next week. as you. the be. the be. the bomb or the bottom of. the bomb. the be. the be. the in. beirut 2 months after the devastating explosion at the port. which affected come close people including many artists. yellows and galleries have been destroyed creating what impact water mains is. the lebanese government. 3000. and 30 minutes monte told. you. how can a vision loss be combated. eye problems are increasing all over the world and the patients are getting younger and younger. doctors and scientists for researching new treatments are going to groundbreaking diagnostic proc

i mean whether. we want to have a good. laugh out of whatever that is you know well i would say if you are going to look at all that you're not i will they owe me that. that they mean by burning it off from our. you know one thing but it got my own and the one side you know about that. if you don't want. anybody to go out one. of these. in the video you trust me to put up the most memorable night of rain within the last year. but you're working under an open book and i mean if you want to see what i thought were in his ear buds an hour later as in the nobody age i don't know yet i don't know the only thing i know that the old in him and about here not our business or anything and of course i know it'll all come if you can about the acquire the clearly on your own here that i was a boy i needed to know now but it's 20 or 31 alex is still uncertain but i know you know it's him or you never saw his going anywhere without boyle when they write her off and cutting edge of building a fire that was more in our old are going to brin

we'll get there but i mean ok i agree i mean wear green on one point you know there is that level of politicking but the the the role of the senate in this whole process is advised consent ok it's it used to be when you and i were a younger man let's put it that way you were basically the senate's job was to determine if the nominee was capable they were if they had a good judicial mind but that's not what we saw on display during these hearings here it is much more trying to pin someone down on a political issue and we all learned since bork it's not going to happen anymore go ahead. yeah well what what the big elephant in the room here that we're not discussing is for many years now the democrats have been using the courts to try to change not just american law but american culture they couldn't when at the ballot box for example referendums in the most liberal states in the country like california they would lose to the voters and so it was important for them to get judges who would override the will of the voters and impose laws which is what happened and i work for a president g

i wrote once not skills traits now i mean coming back to the press as a christian it should be honest before. i was and some journalist before me said you know the leadership skills of a work something great genghis khan and. shaka zulu. and you know some face simile you need know now to f.l. this a flippant remark to a journalist so i may yet i wrote a book on other some of the day i wrote a book of shockers and it is the most leader off southern f. southern africa message and his comment the problem is that because of there's not much of it in the budget is going to the mountain we had in society but i think many of the qualities are still the same mitch has to do no really look at. all exxon the great nor news of symbolism in his particular way of operating was vacant and also the way before him bethell now he would be informed by the way which stupid is sure to lead off the talks because you can be killed and you will see shortly it was no stranger to many rooms also before the bethel talking to people singling people out and seeing who act that the people felt special to death i

you -- one can't say they are -- you are -- i mean, i don't know. can one say you're definitely immune if you have been infected once? the cdc specifically cautions people not to assume they are immune or, you know, how long any immunity might last. >> well, anderson, thank you for that question. it's actually a layered question. and i'm going to start with the first part that i object to, which has been broadcast, which i find really, very disingenuous, to talk about the results of an antigen test when you are more than five days from the time at which you started your symptoms. it simply has no meaning, no value. it's -- it's simply a way to provide misinformation. and it's tragic because the only way we would know whether or not, for example, the president is contagious, let's start with that, is to get the ct values from rtpcr in a properly done lab from a properly taken sample. that's one. number two. immunity. immunity is incredibly complex. i tell my medical students that it's -- it's much easier to be a brain surgeon than an immunologist. im

school money i mean even if i. hop in the good thing or where out of modern also lamenting the marquis nancy you know i don't know if it doesn't feel like a thing will be. a lot of bit of money in them and they've got me in mind there and think i probably got in one of them and you know. it was have been there might be another money you know and you know new york city analysts have been there it's been the lead of the on the money. rewind returns. with updates on the best of al-jazeera as documentary. needs. to. be. fools gold this is millions and millions of dollars of people's money just being taken in for their whole lives for money and an agent down a drain and $1.00 day on al-jazeera. writing for the code 19 pandemic asian americans suffering an epidemic of violent attacks and abuse. one when east meets the new generation bottom got 0. divided over a supremum court nominee the u.s. senate begins hearings for amy county ballots who democrats say is a threat to health care. but i mean this is out 0 life from als

i mean that is a sea sick and i want to me as i always hear. often need to remember countries toppled the gadhafi government and 2011 civil ball broke out in libya all out on a key facilitated the torture and trafficking of migrants so now all migrants are eager to escape to italy members of the african mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe they depart they leave from their country but once they arrive in libya after they make the 1st step in libya they are enslaved saw they count speech you would open the can even spend 2 or 3 years even in libya as it leaves. that one that would be ahead of them they had to be we didn't has an animal with. a j. on it i. am not with the law so i am not one of them and i'm well into the good you have in the middle of it if you do anything magickal. slavery still prevails in the 21st century saw i'm the. truth that nobody was talk about. whoever in libya now can basically take a black migrant in the street and take them into their house and put the human body on 170 and ask. to do whatever they w

i were to satisfy their limits of chemistry i mean but finite. sorted in techniques of i like them in. recent more weakly recombined i think nick's. we're speaking of a lot what is well worth big you know truth what is truth we are living in countries but this country is in evolution because there are no countries from tears that move leaves their chain you know all the time where we are living where we are fighting way there the political out i'd like them lift what is right what is the lift there the same quality tone for the broader me for the human being . it is illegal and of business no 'd like the political level a lesser like or the. 'd 'd border thirty's who are making vaccines it's only business we're we're electing this kind of prissy that you know the planet due to they then know that the stick and pencil are there then they have my danielle might they have might they be on monday monday monday that's human being kind of stalled . yes get the president to leave you got it if you also favor i don't know and i'm really is very difficult

know the least you can do is debate and the prescreening of and says in my mind it's not it's not on i mean in so much is if you want to discuss a tricky issue like this and it is a valid question so i asked if she is and i'd say. you are someone like me and i'm going to say no you can put somebody else on who's going to say yes and then you've got it's bait that they would have to make up their own much more well let's start going down there is where i get this tendency of thinking whether the millionaire case is nose to david at this point i find it ironic that both the russian and the west commentators sought to present it as sad as is my done moment with all the theories and host a bad hashtag but you've been arguing that that being answered alrosa aren't nothing like we've seen before what's made them stand out for you. it's in many ways a unique revolution the tendency to think it's in my down because again it's the people on the street mass demonstrations it looks very similar superficially is obvious and the western coverage international coverage i mean obviously the edits is going

have in common is that you have this massive transfer of well upward upward again ok and so again i mean my underlying theme in this whole program is that perhaps the country speaking specifically about the united states that michael's reference to greece is a perfect one i think you're basically writing off tens of millions of people america hundreds of millions of people in the western world heads yeah i mean to do what we're saying is a process where the wealthy who go will they go through debts and this is something which markland. very very strong on and on a mathematical model. and one thing which came out of my modeling of what's called miscues financial instability cloth asus was that as a level of debt rose even when i had the capitalists borrowing the money and paying the interest on it the ones who actually fight for our level of debt with a work as a basic stories they had the residual link on the nose in a capitalist system so as the men of wealth did it by the rich goes off the servicing shot goes up and it came at the expense of what is incomes and that turned up in the sy

but i mean that in more in. france i had the left but only thought of him in me make money on it that it go to it's only half out of i'll see how more they end they said i thought but even as you honestly i don't see how monday there is a lost cause done has get him away ways if that's the push go ahead on man who has a easy enough way i'm going to get my one. true. to. the old stadium or consists of it's. not was an idea and. yet again was that they were. looking at us again. my god what a load. i am glen d.d.'s as you know to live and have you been all that. good as she can see even in a different kind of she can interact with and luella notice i will. be and if you get in people going into the. friends you make instead. and i got thinking tonight would not or would condemn and i'm. going on telling these you are likely yobs is fully open i didn't read the engine the yacht is about is at hand finishes out the out on the campus and on short. as i like. short one dominating group of bystanders pittsburgh i mean t

i mean that many people in congress then actually might return to the russian better aeration i will be so. it is true but it is true also apart many of the countries of the middle of it union so 1st public opinion is important and you know these 3 crisis belarus karo bar can just on the people actually does not blame russia or more to the people of the view russia as a stabilizing force hundreds of thousands of them work in moscow how exactly exactly not only are not only curious yes but you don't notice them because they are the same as us but there are millions of the russians working in russia and there are many there are millions of other various and other mediums working on doing business in russia so basically the public opinion has been ours and it is all us right now but it didn't matter so was because the leads basically decided during the last at least 20 years now the elites and kyrgyzstan who can have more school needs in armenia and azerbaijan who can help the law school local passion and language has changed just until recently he was a western man you know he praised.

some proof in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it i mean when i got an e-mail here in moscow as i said in my introduction if you disagree with the official narrative somehow you're a conspiracy theorist but over the last few years and particularly i have in mind russia gate ukraine gate even go further back with saddam and weapons of mass destruction the there's plenty of official conspiracy theories that have been thoroughly debunked but many of the conspiracy theories that i consider can vary theories in the official discourse are there's no even attempt to acknowledge that they can be debunked go ahead oh well you're absolutely right 2 because look just starting from july facebook. even due to the shut down hundreds of thousands of accounts of people connected to what these companies declared to be conspiracy theories organizations and all i won't name them not to give as a dozen to them but everyone knows these names you know the mainstream media reports about them every day and if you look at their theories for which these groups were paral

go anywhere why not mean. when i come here. in just under 24 hours france will be the 1st european nation to go into a 2nd full lockdown the country will batter down the hatches on friday in its fight against spiralling cold with 19 infections and deaths. with less than a week before america goes to the polls twitter facebook and google face a grilling by republican senators and congress over their alleged anti conservative bias. and you can deny their platform to answer ship to the rest of us if we haven't some truth to you as president i guess you have. pandemonium and a surging pandemic just days before the u.s. election philadelphia is rocked by widespread rioting in response to the fatal police shooting of a black man that has the city prepares to go into curfew. those are world news headlines for this hour for more details make sure to check out our website r.t. dot com and follow us on twitter on behalf of the international team thank you very much for watching and hope you have a great day. hello and welcome to cross ta

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