just gone quarter pasta and here in moscow still to come from this i would look at the last 10 to moche where she is near bia following the arab spring that story more just off the break. oh. the world is driven by a dream shaped by phone personally those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. this is a speculative attack that elon musk is making on the fan right so he's already going to want to sell the s.e.c. is already going toward the f.c.c. and he's shown them to be gained and captured now he's gone to war with spit and sand like i buy back my own stock i'm going to take your cheap money i'm going to buy it quite like michael sailors do and now clive 100 other c.e.o.'s in the s. and p. 500 go like you know it that's a darn good idea. welcome back now it has been 10 years since the arab spring preached libya where anti-government protests grew into a full blown civil war which led to a massive night led military intervention to gaza to have examined the full act of the last to moche was decade in the country. 10 years ago the arab spring made its impact in libya back then libya was

and also to come we look back at the last 10 to moche where she is in libya following the arab spring. good afternoon just gone 3 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now the fallout from the acquittal of donald trump democrats blame a cowardly group of republicans while some republicans are now even wanting to impeach the new president joe biden so is the legal process becoming the new political norm looking at the impact on american politics is done. donald trump no he's the most acquitted president in the u.s. history and no one worked harder to win him the title than the democrats and the realization is doing on them but what we saw in that senate today was that cowardly group of republicans who patently have no options because they were afraid to defend their job respect the institution in which they served. the senators have decided to hang their hat on jurisdictional grounds which are not based on evidence which are not based on the facts and they will have to be. a ballistic meltdown is not something you'd expect to hear from a party whose candidate won the pre

moch body bags laid in front of government headquarters symbolizing the more than $50000.00 coronavirus deaths in argentina up till now. people are enraged by reports that local mayors lawmakers and political cronies have been getting preferential treatment in the wait to be vaccinated. it's shameful their priorities grandparents teachers nurses bus drivers they should be 1st. the government should be the last to receive the vaccines. you know all these people rubbed their garbage the worst in argentine history. it makes no sense to vaccinate politicians before the people in any normal country they would all have to resign. in fact the last health minister was sacked earlier this month after a well known journalist claimed the politician gave him early access to a vaccination. cull of its subsidy the new minister and a vaccine expert herself has since tested positive she has released a list of non priority vaccine receivers and attempts at transparency. but the pace of vaccination is still frustratingly low and anger over the scandal has not subsided. u.s. lawmakers have narrowly passed

civil war which led to a massive nato led military intervention his motive has to have examined the to moche was decades in the country. 10 years ago the arab spring made its impact in libya back then libya was a wealthy country ruled by a strong man yes but rich and one of the most prosperous states in africa but people wanted more they wanted freedom democracy and they were willing to fight for it was. of the. gadhafi held power for 4 decades he had outsmarted the intellectuals beat the easily missed to a pulp trash the liberals and the ground down every rival he knew how to survive plus he had millions of people on his side. was no no. no no and i would look any of my grandfather's remains in here i will die with him as a mother that i didn't and sowed begad one of the 21st century's worst geopolitical calamities it was careless rather against brother towns and villages for and against gadhafi regiments and warlords gags and tribes juki it out hoover who controls the oil in the cities the roods and the ports and still good das he wouldn't fool what ultimately led to his death myths was hi

and we look back at the last 10 to moche with spears in libya following the arab spring. so very good morning to you this is r.t. international with me the key hour and it's great to have you with us now our top story this monday morning as u.s. democrats blame what they call a cowardly group of republicans for the acquittal of former president donald trump don of looks at whether impeachment saw turning into we're told to settle old scores especially as they seem to be cropping up more frequently on the u.s. political landscape. donald trump no he's the most acquitted president in the u.s. history and no one worked harder to win him the title than the democrats and the realization is doing on them but what we saw in that senate today was that cowardly group of republicans who patently have no options because they were afraid to defend their job respect the institution in which they served. eastenders have decided to hang their hat on jurisdictional grounds which are not based on evidence which are not based on the facts and they will have to be. a ballistic meltdown is n

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moch live thursday beginning on c-span on-line at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. listen to c-span's podcast the weekly. this week a look at the u.s. foreign policy and nato. our guest is a senior policy analyst in european affairs for heritage foundation, margaret thatcher's for free. and he talks about the idea of a peace dividend. >> you know, i think there's still an idea at the end of the cold war there's this peace dividend for countries in europe and also to the united states. there's the end of history, this is the mindset. there really is no existential threat anymore from russia, kind of a waywardness what is the role of nato. does the u.s. still need to maintain troops in large garrisons in europe anymore and the conclusion was no. and while the u.s. maintained many of the bases in europe, a significant number were closed or consolidated and the number of troops were brought down significantly. >> find c-span's "the weekly" where you get your podcasts. >> the u.s. senate is meeting today for what we believe will be a short pro forma session. most senator