u. s. u t is over his mental health, but she also rejected his bio application, claiming that he may flee as america lodges in the pail. the u. s. isn't di did him on 17 kinds of spying and one of conspiracy to hack a government computer. in june 2019, his orange was forcibly removed by british police from the dorian embassy in london . after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there, he had sought refuge in the building following sexton. so tom negations and sweden, which have now been dropped. well, pink floyd, co founder roger waters long time supporter, i'm friend of us on claims. the media has been cowed into silence in his reporting of his case. i was at a street protest last to february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again. and again. the government took absolutely no notice, how's it got through to to a large section of the public. yeah, it has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all have they now had the story? yes, they have. were they terribly moved and tainte

u. well, the u. s. jarman t o reached on wednesday provide support for rush me about ukraine, which is bypass by the new pipeline. you've got $175000000.00 for the development of eco friendly infrastructure on the side will also seek to ensure that the current gas transit park between russia and ukraine remains in place about provides care with annual fees for allowing russian gas supplies to pass through its territory, the u. s. and germany joined statement also contained a strong warning from moscow saying the russia may safe punishment if he uses the pipeline for political gains. now, while the us patches to no longer stand in the way, some american official looked ill unhappy about the pipeline set to double supplies of russian natural gas to germany under the baltic sea concerns of voice. once again, a recent senate hearing and washington that the supply route poses a threat to both the u. s. and ear security. you told this committee that you believed to nordstrom to pipeline would have disastrous effects on u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and in power to carry out that black male. you continue to believe that i do sen will economist cross says that the u. s. concession could be assign, the biden simply had no more cause to play. i think you got to look at the c

u. f. o t. a u. s. military or sorry, still have an open mind when it comes to extra terrestrial encounters, w had to nevada's infamous area, $51.00 to try and set the record straight. ah, me. i'm rebecca richards, welcome to the program. us defense officials say the last remaining american and nato troops have left the background military base in afghanistan, and had it over to ask and forces background was the center of the us and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. at its peak, 100000 us troops was station there. that 20 emission is now coming to an end and a complete withdrawal of all the foreign forces from the country is thought to be imminent. i'm joined now by dw correspondent terry schultz in brussel. terry, on wednesday we saw german troops as part of that nato contingent leave afghanistan . now the main nato bass in bag room is closing. it's all coming earlier than i expected. is it? why is that? hi, rebecca. it's not just the germans that have left, the italians also announced this week that they are completely withdrawn. and the pulls have gone home as well. typically they don't tell us that they're about to pull out. they only tell us when they're gone. and now with barbara close, this was, you know, a very, very important hub for operations as well as transportation. so this is really a big change when, when you'll no longer have that center point of american military power. and the thing about the allies is that without the us there, without the u. s. in strong force, they are, they can't stay, they simply don't have the capacity to state. once the americans are gone. what do we know then? i mean, you've mentioned the italian, the poles, the germans. what do we know about when all night her troops do to make a complaint with roll? i know that you said that they don't generally amount to beforehand, but what's the sort of timeframe are we looking at? well, as you mentioned, they have a sped things up quite a bit because the u. s. announced it wanted all of its troops out by september 11th, and that's what nato said it would do as well. and here we are. you know, 1st the 1st week of july. but we had been hearing behind the scenes that president bite. and in particular, actually wanted to be able to announce all us troops home by the 4th of july, of course, independence day in the united states. and it looks like he's going to get his wish, i'm told by diplomatic sources that an announcement on that is imminent. within the next co

u and u. s. would no longer have to corn t. and upon arrival in england, except for those coming from france on the shore, dubin ski has more about the continental divide. you could almost pay the ease for cross syrup. when grace was an i were helping reunited people living in the united states and european countries with their family and france in the u. k. from 2nd august at 4 am. people from these countries will be able to come to england from an ember country without having to quarantine if they're fully vexed. i and others cried out until the roll that inconvenience back to the wrong to the european country not to be included to angry citizens. ridiculous of francis to exclude anyone traveling back from through france this weekend will up the current scene. while most of the you and us will not have to for monday, the rules for france are based on period political tit for tat that it's shameful and to disgrace, where not people from this country. it's where you came national squad, desperate to see our families whom we haven't seen for a very, very long time. we are students trying to get back to uni. french politicians are also seeming a decision has riled up old pension. and the best one is on this decision has no scientific foundation, and it's discriminatory towards the french another absurd announcement. quarantine for the f

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u k, u s. economic factions was stoking this unrest. these are the images cuban state t, v. broadcasts of sundays mass protests. the country is going for, it was a moment. crisis in decades. thousands took to the streets of havana and elsewhere . the process, food and medicine shortages, cubans, president miguel diaz canal said it was the work of trouble may cuz it i love it. yesterday they threw stones, the police forces turned over. cars are totally vulgar in decent until and have you gotten the response of the protest semester, almost unprecedented in the history of the communist country. president diaz come, the same us function, who the unrest you have been carrying out policies that mileage to human rights. so many people for more than 60 years and you intensify them in the midst of a pandemic. and now you want to present yourself of the big savior. lift the blockade less than $243.00 measures and we will see how we get along one more global levels. us secretary of state antony blink and says the cuban regime has no one to blame but itself, it will show that they simply are not hearing the voices and will of the cuban people. people deeply, deeply, deeply tired of the repression that has gone on for far too long and president joe biden expressed solid archie with the protest of the united states stands firmly with the people or q as they assert their universal rights. because the government doesn't accumulate, refrain from violence or attempt to silence the voice of people or cuba clients return to the streets of havana on monday. but the calm look for not for security forces patrolled the capital in large number of mobile. internet outages were frequent throughout the day and access to many social media sites was blocked . it's been that huffman. he is lead research fellow at the german institute for global and area studies is specialize young. you are the biggest protest that you were in decades. why is this happening now? where they can make situation had become really dire, and tourism is the main fault of revenue in the biggest industry in the island and tourism came to an almost country stop with a covered 19 condemning and the your thanks and have to weigh a lot, especially the restriction on him in your missing money. cubans who immigrated to the been sending to their family at home about a 1000 offices with and you and he had to close due to trump's thanks. and so 2 of the biggest foreign currency revenues has dried up, and this has accelerated the so hard to just just put everything in the community economy. and i think that is the major background of the protest that people really are in very precarious living. and food comes in conditions. but the photos not only took place in the capital of the van of adults and several other cities across the island. how significant is that? right? you know, the way that the social media and, and the smartphones and make the images travel very much faster than before and what happens, a little village. now everybody, all time cuba sees just in, at the same time. and so this has head and triggering effect to have protest of this spontaneous all come out and kind of many, many places on the island. and, and it just reflects the, the sour mood of many people with a, with a precarious food and living situation. and also that lack of responsiveness of the political system, the speaking of the political system, supporters of the socialist regime, they're also rallied in havana. how much support does that government still have a more ordinary cuban? it is difficult to assess because it's always a question off the turn to that wouldn't be present. so the question is only when the government are you with radical us intervention, then of course it's not a real question and what would be needed would be more options for people to choose from or to, to make their opinions. i think in general, just that everybody is very frustrated with the current situation. not everybody blame neither the, you know, the cuban government, both in a way to blame. and we have to see how that spells out in the future. and the protest very difficult to assess and how much general support the government had everybody kind of also afraid of this escalation, going on further that off on that as a fellow at the germany's is global and area studies. thank you very much. thank you. now 10 days from the start of the limpid games and tokyo athletes have finally begun moving into the olympic village. $11000.00 competitors will be housed in a strictly controlled environment due to the corona virus. they will only be allowed to leave the village to train or to compete and will be tested every day. no spectators will be allowed into the venues. so now the critical moment for ios, the president thomas back, he just emerged from the quarantine himself as the city of tokyo has entered a state of emergency due to rise in case number's. good fortune is not something tokyo 2020 has been blessed with. the latest set back flooding at the international press center. i is the president thomas bar seemed to take it lightly after 3 days of isolation, he is out and about and trying to see the positives after testing negative. we all regret the decision for not having spectators for the spectators, but even more so for the athletes who will not be able to enjoy life, the olympic atmosphere. the athletes can come and concentrate on what the olympic games for in the essence. and these are the olympic air competitions. athletes will live in a bubble environment only outside the olympic village and competition sites. organizers have toyed with the idea of sending them on bus ride through the city to give the guests at least some semblance of sight. seeing some locals feel less infused about rolling out the red comp to the guests, arriving from all around the world. demonstrations were held on the weekend outside thomas box 5 star hotel. thing that we demand, the games be called off. we have suffered enough under the current of iris pandemic, and the strict measures, but by seems unconcerned with our situation, which makes me all the more angry that much i owe. it's so unfair that our taxes are being spent to further the interests of this ios, the mafia. with all the i see claims, all decisions are reached in tandem with the japanese government. with case numbers rising, local officials in tokyo have just in for the state of emergency again, for the 4th time restaurants will close at 8 pm and cannot sell alcoholic drinks. but the city is already at breaking point with the virus running rampant, even without foreign fans. arriving for the games. now, imagine a world without coffee or apples or tomatoes according to the un. this is entirely unthinkable given the steady decline in b populations. the world over b is active pollinators, for many of our favorite fruits and fewer bees mean less food. as prompted a new breed of b rescuers in malaysia. it's not a job for the faint of heart. when he's not working, he's day job as a software developer. oil and shares often hands deep in a swarm of bees. or without a protective suit. he's just one of the volunteers that might be savior. a group of environmental activists rescuing hides from destruction. the volunteers handle up to 10 relocations a day, acting on people from the public or local officials. in malaysia, those calls usually go to the fire brigade who often towards the entire nest. my be savior provides no tentative to killing the insects, but changing attitudes remains a major challenge. so the perception that needs read dangerous, so the moment is they see me immediately try to find some way to, to remove the bees bees of vital for us 3 systems as pollinators of major crops. but the you in is warning of rapidly declining numbers to, to habitat loss, pollution and pesticides. here's crisis in us and europe where the having problem will be going almost i think. so before that happened here, i think is important that we continue to to piece of the b and make sure that doesn't happen here. and yes, these volunteers do get stung, but it's a price they're willing to pay to save the small but vital creatures. one swarm at a time and that's it from the state to for daniel, the into the business news. the news, the news the news the the news ah, on the way back in time when black german football is looking exhausted and remote and now the presence is a matter of fact. also have snow. in 16 people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center. the more and more refugees are being turned away. order families to be crated and treated people. seeing dream dreams around 200 people around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge because no one should have to flee the make up your own mind. the w need for mines president george w bush invited us through the summer home. we talked about the path and the special relationship to chancellor. i'm going to medical and i was not afraid to make a decision, was not afraid to leave the kind person with a lovely soul. and that's the person i got to know. needs clues, the interview with george w bush, july 14th at 1530 u t. c. on the w, the, the world's factory is running at full speed as china's export surge, we ask our correspondent, what the figures mean for the global recovery and your pockets. and the world's biggest con acres announcing a strategic overhaul today can focus on the power of his business for a post petrol future.

u. s. squad. she also covered her head in a t shirt with the slogan activist afterwards. it doesn't stop there, the latest captain america comic house, the hero, calling the u. s. a piece of trust. and that was a step too far for superman. doctor, dean cain, i believe in individual freedom, i believe in the equality of opportunity. celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash america. well let's expand on that. we got the thoughts of social commentators, anthony bryan logan uncharged with more on the writing anti americanism within the country. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean we have, we have the all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing lead to the young people that america some sort of hateful races, white the premises play. sure, america has its problems, but things are gotten better consistently. every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying that things are getting worse, the things have always been bad. well, these people love misery. they need to push the narrative. they need some sort of excuse for what they see is black failure an

u. s. wanted the elimination of the d s t. that's the digital services tax that the u. k. levied on tech companies. so that won't look concession that he did make you could say it was kind of a game, you know, he had to make a concession and then he got this exemption for the banks, but he did manage to secure that exemption. and indeed, it is a victory after breaks it, as is the crowning of london again as the financial capital. okay, so a little bit of given take there in order to get their way. now it's interesting because the stated target of this new global tax is big tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. but even though these companies have called the new rules a step forward so far and so that they will agree to follow them, is there any concern that they could still do what facebook did in australia earlier this year and just shut down their services altogether? if they don't get their way in a certain country, well, you're right about that to rachel because the i thought was back in february when facebook sort of fluids toys out of its prime. because it was looking at some, penalize penalizing legislation from the australian government. and the australians woke up one morning and that just wasn't any news feed on their facebook feed. so yes, that was a big issue. and actually google did the same thing because there was a law that was going to mandate they pay for the news that they actually would feed from the major services. and the australian prime minister scott morrison said we shall not be through. we shall not respond to threats. so yes, google threatened it, facebook did it, and i think yes, you're absolutely right. these forms, they want to get their way and they can pull down the services any day. there's no law that says they can't pull down the services, and i believe they will because they know the immense power and the merits reach. they have all be sort of or, well a and they can do it. yeah, it's when those big tech companies start actually flexing their power, the countries start to get a little bit concerned. now i want to touch on another thing that you mentioned, which is the u. k. agreeing to take steps to remove it's 2 per cent tax on digital services. so amazon dealt with that tax by increasing its prices that it charge for its products in the country. is it likely that these companies will treat the new taxes in a similar way by making the consumer pay more in order to pay up? oh, absolutely, rachel, that's what they do. i tested this a while back. what about the tax and the u. k. to see whether they the 2 percent tax, they did pass it on to the consumers. you know, i have relatives, many friends in england. and what i would do is i put in a friend's address. and if i was to order something to live in there for when i was going to be that it would be considerably more expensive than if i bought it in the u. s. and took it over with me. so yeah, i mean, you can test this. absolutely. that's what these big companies do. they just pass on the taxes to the consumer. they've done it before and they'll do it again in the future. and we're already seeing this.

u. s. justice department mort stokes says that the f b, i failed to properly investigate the case of the u. s. t. you're not 6 doctor who's late to jail for child molesting. we'll have the details on that press other stories to in a couple of minutes. ah, i the the, the, the, the, the ah, the ah cubans experience demonstrations for and against her by the government. many in the us allowed we say something must be done. what that something is, is not entirely clear. the fact is, the u. s. has been many things against cuba for decades, namely the long standing trade embargo, maybe washington should stop trying to help the cuban people for a change the welcome back and now the f. b, i failed to protect dozens of child gymnast by not responding earlier to allegations of abuse perpetrated by their teams. doctor, that's the charge of the us term department of justice, which does bureau to more than a year just to launch a probe the f b. i has since acknowledged its handling of the case was inexcusable. the magic was eventually sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for molesting children in portraying her reports. it's an immensely ugly story, and a story that's already quite old. on the one hand, he stands accused is one of the most prolific child molesters in sporting history. some women of team usa gymnastics, say they were forced to endure psychological and physical abuse in the name of olympic glory from young women lining up to face their former doctor in this h

u. s. forestall, made in relations, accusing it of creating an imaginary enemy that says that u. s. deputy secretary of state when d. sherman, it meets her counterpart, she'll thing in t engine and protest as have gathered a manella. as philippine president rodrigo detect, prepared to deliver his last state of the nation address before the end of his term crowds and marching through the streets, some holding signs and protesting. those are the headlines and news continues here and i was 0 after one east. something was going to change. anything really changed. this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the variance, know what to say. we are all saying we're looking at the world as it is right now. not the world we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line, when i was just around the winner of the shopping competition 1st prize and goes, madeline goes sending our job to be in performance and taken the world of classical music. why do from prestigious concert hall to international competition? i was going to, through a play cation from korea, for cohen. this is where german, ah, who are

t. charlotte to ben ski australian m. p is, are urging president biden to drop the u. s. government extradition appeal to the u . k. lodged against the wiki leaks co founder julian assange. straightly and citizens. want juliet, us honor to be free. his treatment violates the convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. lead, drop me. i will not please kill julianna's son, celebrated his birthday for the 3rd straight. you're inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. if it says a 175 years in prison in america, which was some extradited from britain on charges of hacking espionage in 2019 songs was forcibly removed by police from the ecuador, in embassy in london. after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there. in january, a british judge ruled against move over fears about his mental health. us immediately launch going to people i spoke to is treating m p. george. kristen said who was among those who fill you in support. their fellow countrymen, a lot of people are viewing beyond the assange camp. i'm feeling this is just something that the trump administration was, was doin

u. s. squad. she also covered her head in a t shirt with the slogan, activists athlete. it doesn't stop there. the latest captain, america comic house, the hero calling the u. s. a. piece of trash was a step too far for superman. doctor, dean k. i believe an individual freedom. i believe in equality of opportunity. celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash america. well, we picked up on some of those remarks with social commentators, anthony bryan logan uncharged. with more they spoke on the writing anti americanism within the country and how the public at large is responding. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean, we have, we have the, all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing lead to the young people that america some sort of hateful races, white the premises play. sure. america has its problems, but things have gotten better consistently, every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying that things are getting worse and things have always been bad. well, these people love misery. they need to push the narrative. they need some sort of excuse for what they see a black failure and they make it will be hopeless. it's training now. i think people like gwin berry in many of the athletes, realize that it may not be a career in professional hammer throwing up to get done with the lympics. so what's the next best thing. okay, i can be like colin camper and a i can make a big stink about how america is races. america is terrible. i can become popular this way. see the truth. all i see from their point of view are a dollar sign that's audit is about where they want to convince others is true. maybe even the sales there somehow a problem like we're always been told, represent so many different things to so many different people. you know, it represents something completely different to immigrants who ought to come here for a better life than maybe it does to a native born citizen. and obviously now it means something different to the far left woke race hustlers and that's fine. they're happy to have that opinion. that's why this is a great country lag, represent those hateful people who want to air down the country. they're right to say that and they're right to believe that. and unlike that side, most people on my side support their right to believe those things. we just strongly disagree with them and wish they were better educated. everyone wants to come to america, it talk about how races we are and how we at the same time, we should let everyone in from the entire world. i don't understand how to mix in the face. why would you want anybody to come for me to such a bad and terrible place is what keep everybody to prevent over going through the show was that we go through obviously in that nature with as popularity. america as a great country and they know it, it was an attempt to display its diversity credentials, but it's ended up having the exact opposite effect. a recent report on inclusivity by a major u. s. federal agency included a photo on its cover, showing smiling office stuff from all walks of life. but ego, i'd, observers, students spot, it not old, was, it seems, dmitri polk, among them. how do you convince people that you actually practice what you preach? well, if you're the u. s. office of the director of national intelligence, apparently you do a bit of bad photo shopping, at least if you go by the cover of the o d and the latest report on diversity inclusion and equity. the intelligence community should reflect the diverse make up of america and demonstrate that well fostering an environment where every professional can succeed. promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion is fundamental to our democratic values and critical to meeting the isis mission, physics work every single day. it didn't take long for people to notice that the cover was in fact, the picture from shutter stock. literally titled portrait of multicultural office staff standing and loved. what's more, it

u. s worker because the u. s. worker manufactured all the cars, manufactured all the goods and services. they're the ones that we were the big export nation at the time since w t o sense bill clinton sense joe biden was senator, we basically exported all our jobs to china. that was, as we've covered part of the trip and dilemma. now there is another thing that's completely changed and this is the guardian newspaper like allegedly very left wing . and while they say, why does inflation worry the right so much conservative rhetoric warning of wage price files is disingenuous. and it's a whole bunch of gobbledygook. and that's actually kind of like, difficult to understand, but in other words, yes, prices are up, but so are wages. and depending on what you consume and how much debt you carry, that can be a net positive since inflation a road to the real value of debt. spoiler. that's why finance hates it really. oh yeah, yeah. finance has had such a hard time these past decade or 2, right. there's no profits there and they would totally hate this inflation. right. well, even the fed just reported that in june, wages in the united states in real terms, are down about 0.5 percent. that's a fundamental point that is overlooked are misstated by the guardian articles that real wages are actually down. the rate is by concerned about inflation, it's pointing out that we have inflation and the right is the huge beneficiary of that said price inflation as you've been pointing out. that's how the rights been able to double and triple their network over this pandemic of covet. so that's also a misstatement by the author. number 3, it's easy to tell whether or not the ravages of money printing is hitting the american economy by simply looking at the us dollar. so the us dollar because of its strength at the moment, it shows that it's the cleanest shirt in the laundry. the other occurrences around the world are in free for all the e, c, b, and other various currencies. the euro are, and there is open writing and revolt in europe and in south africa and germany is under water. and these countries are genuinely facing existential crisis. so the dollar is a beneficiary of that relative to but that's always been the case in this post $971.00 era of the money where everything is relative. and on a relative basis the us dollar is compared to these other currencies. but i think that the average worker is experiencing 2 things arising prices and a decline in real wages. and that is a recipe for social unrest, which is on the periphery happening in the u. s. hasn't yet met the vortex of like, say, an american spring or a worry or what's happening in greece, for example, or a cuba hadn't yet happened in the us. we'll see, you know, it looks like it's adding to that to complete the global insurrection against banker occupation. there are stars in the wind, i believe is the phrase that one would use in this case. yeah, there is a bit of unrest you might say in cuba, also increase. they were some resistance to some pandemic measures, but certainly for price inflation in terms of food, you're seeing unrest in places like south africa, like lebanon, like have be places where 17 percent rise and food prices causes a lot of actual harm to their ability to eat so you're seeing that, but we're going to go into that in a moment. but 1st i want to continue on this notion of why does inflation worry there? right? so much i want to ask back, why doesn't inflation worry? the left so much? because think of when you look at america, you think of the l

u. s. worker because the u. s. worker manufactured all the cars, manufactured all the goods and services. they're the ones that we were the big export nation at the time. since w t o sense bill clinton sense joe biden was senator, we basically exported all our jobs to china. that was, as we've covered part of the trip in dilemma. now there is another thing that's completely changed. and this is the guardian newspaper like allegedly very left wing, and while they say, why doesn't place a worry the right so much conservative rhetoric warning of wage files is disingenuous. and it's a whole bunch of gobbledygook. and that's actually kind of like difficult to understand. but in other words, yes, prices are up, but so are wages and depending on what you consume and how much debt you carry, that can be a net positive since inflation roads, the real value of debt. spoiler. that's why finance hates it really. oh yeah, yeah. finance has had such a hard time these past decade or 2, right. there's no profits there and they would totally hate this inflation. right. well, even the fed just reported that in june, wages in the united states in real terms, are down about 0.5 percent. that's the fundamental point that is overlooked or misstated by the guardian article is that real wages are actually down. the right is not concerned about inflation. it's pointing out that we have inflation. and the right is a huge beneficiary of that asset price inflation as you've been pointing out, that's how the rights been able to double and triple their net worth over this pandemic of covet. so that's also a misstatement by the author. number 3, it's easy to tell whether or not the ravages of money printing is hitting the american economy by simply looking at the us dollar. so the us dollar because of its strength at the moment, it shows that it's the cleanest shirt in the laundry. the other occurrences around the world are in free for all the e, c, b, and other various currencies. the euro are and there's open riding and revolt in europe and in south africa and the germany is under water. and these countries are genuinely facing existential crisis. so the dollar is a beneficiary of that relative to but that's always been the case in this post $971.00 era of the money where everything is relative. and on a relative basis the us dollar is compared to these other currencies. but i think that the average worker is experiencing 2 things arising prices and a decline in real wages. and that is a recipe for social unrest, which is on the periphery happening in the us. hasn't yet met the vortex of like, say, an american spring or a worry or what's happening in greece, for example, or a cuba hasn't yet happened in the us. we'll see, you know, it looks like it's adding to that to complete the global insurrection against banker occupation. there are stars in the wind, i believe is the phrase that one would use in this case. yeah, there is a bit of unrest you might say in cuba, also increase. they were some resistance to some pandemic measures, but certainly for price inflation. in terms of food, you're seeing unrest in places like south africa, like lebanon, like haiti, places where 17 percent rise and food prices and causes a lot of actual harm to their ability to eat. so you're seeing that, but we're going to go into that in a moment. but 1st i want to continue on this in notion of why doesn't place and worry the right so much i want to ask back, why doesn't inflation worry the left so much? because think of when you look at america, you think of the left really in san francisco and los angeles, right. and they shape our culture, social media and hollywood media, right. they, they're the ones that get their message out large. so what do you see there? what's one thing you think of when you think of san francisco or los angeles mass homelessness? right. well, i'm going to look at why the inflation should concern the left based on a headline for 2018 and consider that u. s. house prices are up over 25 percent at the moment in the past year. so from 2018 high cost of housing drives up homeless rate u. c. l. a study indicates sky high house and costs are a significant factor behind california homeless crisis. and a study contained in the latest u. c. l, a. anderson forecast released wednesday. this is 3 years ago. you say lay found that higher median rent and home prices are strongly correlated with more people living on the streets or in shelters their research backs. other studies that have found a similar relationship last year, zillow released the study that showed that a 5 percent rent hike and l. a county where more than $50000.00, were then are estimated to be homeless. would cause 2000 additional people to lose their homes. being homeless is absolute human suffering indignity a crime against humanity essentially. and that's left going inflation that they love the guardian writer, they're cherry picking information. they're saying they're lookin

u. s. to meet the current president, president job, i'm starting on thursday, and you can also watch it on our youtube channel t w documentary. we're going to pivot now to the e u, where the european commission today presented what's being seen as the most ambitious package of climate legislation ever. the fit for $55.00 program is a package of a different policies aimed at cutting the use greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by the year 2030. well, if the legislation is passed, it will give a major boost to renewable energy production. it will also have wide ranging effects on how your people live, including what type of cars they will be allowed to buy and how they have to heat their homes. critic say, put a heavy financial burden on citizens, especially in for you countries. meanwhile, environmental activists criticize the package, excuse me for not going far enough. and just moments ago, you commission presenters of underlying present at the proposals. this is what she said. we know, for example, that our current fossil fuel economy has reached its limit. and we know that we have to move on to a new model, one that is powered by innovation that has clean energy. that is moving towards the social i economy. europe is now the very 1st continent that presents a comprehensive architecture to meet our climate ambitions. we have the goal, but now we present the roadmap to how we are going to get there. and that was you, commission president speaking just a moment ago in brussels wall for more or less a bring in a martin. hodge, vicky is a slovak him member of the european parliament, and he also sits on the environment committee. a very we're welcome to d. w. good to have you with us. all right, well let's get your take. it is this green deal the real deal? while i hope so, because the challenge is really massive. i think what we can see and already this summer is a set example of a we moving from a climate crisis to climate disaster. the sciences warned us one does 40 years and we haven't listened probably. and i hope that this package will really be the package, not about 55, but about achieving the 1.5 degree warming maximum as we pledged about it. but also, it's a huge opportunity for you across the continent, from east to west, from north to south. i think this package, if we do it divide and i think in harlem, and we will have a bit of a say to that. this is an opportunity to make you more resilient to make euro p and lives better and more, more filling them in europe, also stronger economic. absolutely, and of course there is also this dilemma because it also always comes down to yes, we definitely need a greener, a future. but you're also limiting in terms of the growth of the economy in this package, too expensive for less, less wealthy countries like a central member nations in central and eastern europe. i don't think so. actually i think this is a great opportunity, especially for each and for 2 reasons. one think we already had a bit of a head start. romania is already at the minus 55 the compared to 990 levels because you must remember the old communist, polluting industries, the heavy industries, the largest and collapse. now i think what we need to use it for is not sinking money into stranded gas investments, but the really boost energy efficiency really boost the renewables and fundamental transformation of the industries. and it all has to be fair. i think the fat and this is important needs to be clear that is the polluters who are paying any of the people who are getting the benefit of the transformation. so as you know, of course, you is trying to introduce also recovery packages because of covert the economies have suffered, you economy has suffered greatly now in the us, you know, everything was done to compromise between the states. so is it inevitable that these, these, this will be watered down at the end throughout this process? i think that is one important elementary member. and that's the climate law. the climate law actually doesn't only say 55 if you count in the mandatory sinks. so how much carbon can we take from the atmosphere into the natural things of soil? and it comes down to $56.00. and i think this is something which the leaders have agreed to, which we have a school legislators, a good each to. and this is now about negotiation negotiation on the how we can deliver it in a fair way, but also in a way that helps to bring out the innovation potential that we have in europe. and i think this is something which is also important to remember. this is a unique opportunity for europe to revive itself economically to utilize the innovation potential that we have and but for that we have to create the right conditions. including for example, finance. now if in conclusion, sir, major polluters like china and the u. s. don't play ball the you risk being left behind. i actually think that this is a, this is a chance for europe to have a competitive advantage. but we have to also insure families for the european economy, and that's what we have the so called cbm. so the carbon board adjustment mechanism, i tend to call it, it's actually a tool of carbon justice for the economy. so we make sure that when others don't play the bowl, we recognize this in the price of the important creative fair conditions for our businesses. but i think when we look around, look at the, the batteries business and the shift to electric cars actually in europe. we have a catch up game to play compared to you as well as china. so i think this is where we need to actually stand behind our work and start properly exiting and seizes opportunity for both the people as well as the pilot martin herstecker. so back to member of the european parliament who also sits on the environment committee. so thank you for joining us. gre

u. s. squad, she also covered her head in a t shirt with the slogan, activists, athletes. and it doesn't stop there. the latest captain, america comment cause the hero calling the u. s. a piece of trash. that was the step to saw the superman i to dean came i believe individual freedom, i believe in equality of opportunity. celebrities, actors, athletes, the media, they love to bash america. we go the thoughts of social commentators, anthony brown, logan, and chat more on the rising anti americanism within the country and how the public at large is responding. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean, we have, we have the, all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing lead to the young people that america some sort of hateful races, white the premises play. sure. america has its problems, but things have gotten better consistently, every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying that things are getting worse, things have always been bad. well, these people love misery. they need to push the narrative. they need some sort of excuse for what they see a black failure and they make it more hopeless. it's training. now. i think people like gwin berry in many of the athletes, realize that it may not be a career in professional hammer throwing to get done with the lympics. so what's the next best thing? okay, i can be like colin camper and a ac. make a big stink about how america is races. america is terrible. i can become popular this way. see the truth. all i see from their point of view are a dollar sign that's audit is about where they want to convince others is true. maybe even the sales there somehow a problem like we're always been told, represent so many different things to so many different people. you know, it represents something completely different to immigrants who ought to come here for a better life. that maybe it does to a native born citizen. and obviously now it means something different to the far left woke race hustlers and that's fine. they're happy to have that opinion. that's why this is a great country. this lag represent those hateful people who want to tear down the country. they're right to say that and they're right to believe that. and unlike that side, most people are on my side support their right to believe those things. we just strongly disagree with them and wish they were better educated. everyone wants to come to america and talk about how races we are and how we at the same time, we should let everyone in from the entire world. i don't understand how to mix in the phase. why would you want anybody to come for me to such a bad and terrible place is what keep everybody to prevent over going through the struggles that we go through. obviously in that nature with as popularity, america is a great country and they know it will come in the program lessons to be learned. the educators watchdog says classes on sex and gender issues and schools have become faulty luther size detail in a moment. oh i i, i i, i use join me every 1st a on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the, the, the, the, the welcome back. pretty school children being to, to my sexual orientation and gender with the use of quotes. busy overtly political material science, the warning that's coming from the countries education watch doc, school stuff can occasionally often inadvertently bring a vertically political materials into their curriculum. despite the statutory requirement of political neutrality, we have also seen recent examples of schools and parents been unable to see eye to eye on the content used to teach primary schools, pupils about same sex relationships. because men should be listening to parents and should be ensuring that the parents are aware, much of her old and i. but if my children, i would seriously considering taking them to school because of what is being taught in school. parents have got no hope of protecting their children from it, and often they don't have no idea what their children are being taught so they can't even contract it because they don't know what they're being told of said blaine's confusion in schools over the quality act of 2010 us anti discrimination legislation that was brought in to have a better protection for people that the act has been widely criticized for inconsistency especially in the field of sexual orientation and gender reassignment . the absence of a unified curriculum, they're seeing some skills often make their own rules allowing young girls, for example, to choose male names without parental consent, l g b t writes, organizations are also promoting changes in skill norms including replacing the words, boys and girls with learners they also want to cancel gender uniforms and stop pupils being separated for sports activities is talked to judy maxwell again, number the nonprofit family education trust, then is that you make it incorrect and you get ideas that are not real. so for example, if you had a book, a very young children that was teaching about transgender that perhaps that a boy could become ago. and there are story books with, with those kind of story lines and young children will believe the boy can actually be ago. this is some of the story books that talk about young children transitioning. you know, they make it signed simple. you know, i don't know if the children have got no understanding of the medical and surgical interventions that the child that goes down that pathway will be lacking themselves in full. russia has race fresh concerns relating to the alleged poisoning of kremlin critical x and yvonne. the last year it's emily to the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons. says that the p. c. w sent a team of poison experts to germany on the very day, the opposition figures for more and more that strikes moscow as old as good luck talk, corresponded eagerly, done a good afternoon to you. they responded quickly and it seems, what does russia seem concerned about? that, well, essentially, the russian foreign ministry is squinting at o. p. c, w, and germany and squinting hard. what caught the eye of the russian authorities is a fresh report by the o. p. c. w, detailing the agencies operations during the past year. and in particular, the bid that explains and details of the timeline of o, p. c, w involvement in handling the suspected poisoning of alexi and evolving this bit. at the request of germany, on the 20th of august 2020, the secretariat deployed a team to perform a technical assistance visit in relation to the acted poisoning of a russian citizen. so here's the thing on the 20th of august, last year, the o. p. c, w not only had already received an official request from germany to assemble such a team, but also it had already assembled it and deployed in germany. the thing is the whole world learned about this suspected poisoning of alexis ali on the 20th of august, so on the very same day. and essentially, early in the morning election of ali, he fell sick on the board of a plane. the plane made an emergency landing in one of russia's siberian cities and the lakes of only started to began to receive treatment in intensive care unit. it wasn't until the 2nd half of the day when angela marco and have french counterpart of lexi mac cron in a joint press conference. the german chancellor had offered germany's help in treating and bringing back to his feet, the russian opposition figure. on that same day, the spokesmen for the russian president mitre prescott. he had said that if russia, if the russian authorities were to receive an official request from election of all his family or representatives to fight for the russian opposition figured to be shipped to for treatment abroad, the russian authorities will be eager to help with this. what he called evacuation election of only was shipped to germany only 2 days later. but this is not what's important here. what the foreign ministry is saying is that how comes that the o p c, w had time to form and deploy a team in such a narrow timeframe if there was a timeframe at all. and it even says a german is request. can you imagine how much time is needed to prepare an application from a state to the o. b, c, w with a request for assistance in the investigation of chemical weapons poisoning and germany must have had at least something in his hands to have grounds for contacting the b c. w. but the thing is, the russian foreign ministry representatives, they had a chance to ask this question to the o. p. c, w, general secretary and the representative of germany as well during a joint review of this report by o. p. c w, according to marie as her of the spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry. the 1st responds by the general secretary of o, p. c. w to that question was just silence. just complete silence and according to the very same person, a murray as a horror of a when the german representative joined in when she chimed in to explain as to how that was possible. she gave to explanations one after the other 1st. she alleged as she, while she speculated that it must have been a typo, an unfortunate typo that they didn't have time the o b c, w didn't have time to fix. and then when basically all of the foreign diplomats and the russian diplomats kind of look back at the german representative just with a look of, well, disbelief. the german representative came up with another version saying, oh that she had recalled that joined media conference angela michael and many of them, a cron saying that this how the p c w. got the clue that they were supposed to assemble and deploy a team again that, that media conference, only. they only came out to the press angela marco and the many microns in the 2nd half of the 20th of august. so right now, the foreign ministry of russia has a lot of question to this particular timeline of o, p c, w involvement. and how had they, how did they essentially, the question is, how did they have to, to get the request to assemble the team and to deploy the team all in a matter of hours, even if not minutes. but he thank sig is done with the details of that fascinated story that thank you straight to the rules of left thousands of australians locked out of their own country. and the situations now be made even worse with the already low number of those permitted to return count dramatically. but the same rules didn't apply to the world of sports which said homesick nationals, talking of betrayal and abandoned in abandonment by their own government. now, recently, australia, welcome the french rugby team for a game. it took place on wednesday. that happened despite board is still being closed and only australian citizens in the family members being allowed to enter. officials claim the arrival of those french plays was approved by the state government and doesn't effect those australians trying to return. we heard from i 24 news correspondent service codes like other citizens is outraged by the seeming double standards. if a trailer and citizens are efficiently locked out of the country than anyone else should be as well, that should be the governance 1st priority to get these people who do want to come home home. in addition to the french rugby team, they're also being numerous tennis play is. zach ephron and his brother, they've been allowed into the country, they're not even citizens, and they didn't have to do a quarantine. so this policy has a lot of us trailing extremely fed up. in my case, i'm actually at the point where i don't even want to go home. even if i was able to at this point, i feel like scream, lee let down by the country. and by the morrison governments, the for the 1st department says does about 34000 australians are currently seeking to return home. but you covered rules mean only $3000.00 are allowed to fly each week. that is half the level of the previous camp district policy comes a bit phase of a new outbreak with delta cove is strength. currently spreading across australia, plains flying almost empty into the country, while some were given 0 passenger allocations. others are allowed to carry limited numbers that differs from city to city, the st. on ticket prices. if skyrocketed, for example, a flight to london can cost up to 6 times wouldn't it did before his circuits, again, he says spider government promised to take a case by case approach. it hasn't been making many concessions. i actually had a very special circumstance late last year. in november my father suddenly passed away and. # i was unable to go home. i still haven't been able to go home and i know many other people who being in the same position as myself there who i have applied for the sort of special circumstance of re entry sort of permits. but i have not been granted them at all. if indeed i had to have chosen or been able to go home. at that point, i would have been forced to do 14 days mandatory quarantine in a hotel facility. the government still has an introduce to any quarantine special belt quarantine facilities in australia are technically to use produce are and pay than $3000.00 out of your pocket before you're allowed to actually enter the community. so even if you are one of these lucky people that are granted a special sort of request to come back to the country. if say a family member is sick or die in or has passed away, you aren't able to go and visit them in the hospital, nor are you allowed to go to the funeral. you are forced to be taken by police 2 or more to view body. sorry, it's really a tough time for a lot of a lot of people to get everybody up to date or to me with more than half an hour the the this is boom, bought one business show you can't afford to mit branch a board. and i'm rachel. weapons in washington, coming up as an invited, signed a sweeping executive order aimed at tracking down on monopolies and not include the big tech for the gas is what it means for some of the largest companies in the nation. that countries around the world are recovering from a massive sell off bar by concerns to rounding the state of economic recovery. we'll take a look at how the major markets finish out the week. these common structures unique in the collegiate to restrict competition in the area of emission clinic technologies for diesel cards. and we had the auto sector where the e. u has levied a 1000000000 dollar fine against volkswagen and b m. w. later on, we bring you industry insight into the controversy unfolding in europe, but the facts are today flipped dive right and we leave the program with the us president joe biden, signing a new executive order aimed at cracking down on anti competitive practices in big tech labor and numerous other sectors this.

u. s. t finally event earlier because of her mental health. earlier the 24 year old american left the fool with a team doctor after hurting her right leg following her 1st vault. the u. s. teams to manage a silver metal competing without balls for the rest of the rotations. the event was won by the rational olympic committee for 1st gold medal in the event since $992.00 . it's been really stressful. this olympic games, i think just as a whole, not having an audience, there are a lot of different variables going into it. it's been a long week. it's been a long olympic process. it's been a long year. i say put mental health 1st. because if you don't, then you're not going to enjoy your sport and you're not going to succeed as much as you want to. so it's ok sometimes the even set out the big competition to focus on yourself because it shows how strong of a competitor a person that you really are. biles is not yet decided whether or not you will continue to compete the genetics of installed to come al jazeera is and the richardson is inside care and has more on what's been a difficult game. so for, for the american now in the building, this final things haven't gone. a

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it's nowhere, it's nowhere we will continue to fight. while new york governor andrew cuomo is accused of hiding the number of corona vars related deaths in nursing homes to make the state look more successful in its handling of the pandemic. and critics to say that the facilities were forced to take recovering cove with patients from hospitals, even if they may have been contagious. the original dest numbers revealed in january, were subsequently revised, and almost double, just a month later. so the justice department's decision not to investigate has drawn and cry from the republicans who do say that the biden administration is letting democratic party governor's off the hook. republicans accuse joe biden have been complicit in this scandal, adding that new york is due deserve answers and also accountability state governor eventually confirmed the discrepancy but stopped short of issuing an apology, saying instead the lessons had been left behind. key years. 3328 died. in the hospital died in a nursing home. they died. i'm the assistant director of a group of over 5000 family members that lost their parent or loved one, just like i lost my dad in a long term care facility because of cobit governors, knowingly put a disease that was the most jed lead to senior citizens and with senior citizens, they may, they did it and we had no idea this was going on. this was done secretly, and they knowingly killed senior citizens. if this isn't a violation of civil rights, i don't know what is a violation of civil rights fighting? called governor cuomo, the handling of depend on the gold standard. and i called the bite in and ministration the gold standard of corruption. there was no excuse for this, and we want to find out why this investigation was stopped. it looks like a case of democrats covering for other democrats. they don't want to open the pandora's box of what could be underneath the surface. they know that that crimes were committed here. you're watching our team to national. i still had few over the next few minutes us parents a lesson through their children. start speaking with english acts and apparently after watching the british cartoon, peppa pig will have a look at the story for a service to just after this. ah, i join me every 1st day on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the bank, either a financial saliva, no money, there's a girl. i want to be the central product support dong. could i call them? 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[ laughter ] >> seth: probably not a school bus. as we have discussed before, children like you, you do not care for children. >> no. no offense they're sticky they're very dumb. like, that's not me being rude you literally have to teach kids everything, otherwise they don't know anything. but i keep getting booked on these things i'm doing "rugrats." kids love "nailed it!" i'm doing a lot of cartoon voices i don't know maybe i am going to have to learn to love kids i don't want to. >> seth: what shows did you watch as a kid were you a "rugrats" fan >> i was not a "rugrats" fan i didn't have cable growing up so, if i went to a friends house, and "rugrats" was on, i'd be like, "oh, wow. this is luxury i love this. when i was a kid, i watched what my mom watched, and she loved "ally mcbeal." loved. like, i just discovered that the dancing baby was not just a dancing baby, it was a woman wanting a baby i was like, "oh, this baby's fun. >> seth: you also have a podcast called "why won't you date me? and i think a lot of people are very excited for what dating might look like now that we are getting our vaccines now that we can have physical contact again. are you excited about what's next >> i am so excited i am fully vaccinated. i have no standards. this summer i want every hole filled that is it that's just -- that's what i want all of them. i don't want to be able to speak. [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you for using your "rugrats" catchphrase, "i want every hole filled." [ laughter ] god, please don't let the kids connect the dots now that's very -- another thing that's exciting is getting up, doing stand-up in front of audiences again. seems like that's going to start happening. are you excited? are you worried you will be rusty? >> i am a little worried about being rusty. but i've been like going through my sets, transcribing. the thing i'm most afraid of is people after meet and greets wanting to touch me. i like the bubble. i like the six feet away i like masks don't touch me >> seth: that seems very at odds with the last thing you told us. [ laughter ] >> unless you filling something, stay away from me. >> seth: you know, i will tell you, i did a little stand-up a couple of weeks ago. it's so thrilling how excited people are to just watch anything like, i don't know if i was any good, but people were just so thirsty for content. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i did a couple of outdoor shows, and people -- they get excited and then they're just willing to listen which is so nice >> seth: yeah, it's also so nice, because i feel like during the pandemic you would tell people how your pandemic was, and then you'd have to listen to them tell you. and with stand-up, you just get to tell them >> which i love. the last show i did, i was like, "we're going to talk about 2020 because it ruined my life it was very awful, and you have to listen. and they were like, "yes!" and i was like, "this is perfect. this is a dream. it's like therapy, but with a bunch of people who don't talk back >> seth: well, it is always like therapy for us to see you as well we do hope that you will make it back here into our studio one of these days and thank you so much for making the time for us. >> aw, seth, thank you for having me. this is a treat. >> seth: a special live version of "why won't you date me? is available on demand for the next seven days at live.nicolebyerwastaken.com. we will be right back with paul w. downs. ♪ welcome e to allstatate. ♪ ♪ you alreready pay for car r insurance,e, why y not take y your home along fofor the ridede? allstatete. here, bebetter protetection cos a whwhole lot leless. yoyou're in gogood hands.. click oror call toto bundle totoday. new klklondike conones. experirience the chocolatate tip. examine ththe full sauce cocore. basksk in a downwnpour of peanutsts. ♪♪ tums vs.s. mozzarelllla stik basksk in a downwnpour when heaeartburn hit ts, fight baback fast wiwith tums cy bitete . fast heaeartburn relelief in y bibit . crunchchy outside,e, chewy ins . ♪ tums, t tums, tums,s, tums♪ tums c chewy biteses ♪ ♪ ♪ in the susunshine ♪ [ can n crack ] ♪ eveverybody lovoves the e sunshine ♪ ♪ sometetimes you w wanna go♪ ♪ whehere everybobody knows your namame ♪ ♪♪ ♪ andnd they'rere always glad you c came ♪ welcomome back, amamerica. it sure e is good toto see y. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! welcomome back, amamerica. holy charmin! excuse me! roll it back everybody! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. mr. clark, your daughter is a very good kisser. whenen you craveve ththe uncomforortable, try y spicy priningles scorcr'. if you're 55 and d up, t- mobile e has plans s built t for yoyou. switch t today and g get 2 linef unlilimited anand 2 free s smartphonese. plus youou'll nowow get netflfn us. all l this for u evevery mont. only at t-t-mobile. radio: another rock and roll weekend... ♪ ♪ burgers: better with pepsi. ahh! ♪ >> seth: please come back for new shows this week with two of my favorites tomorrow, john krasinski will be here with me in studio with me and thursday i'll be talking with the great joel edgerton which reminds me we have been talking about "tiny secret whispers" on butternut, the new streaming service. and we did want to clarify because i've talked about this the star of that show is also australian, and his name is joel edgerton. a lot of people have asked if it's the joel edgerton, it's different. which is a little confusing. even more confusing, the director, which i did not realize, of tiny secret whispers" is joe ledgerton [ laughter ] well i do want to talk about the last episode for a second because it was the courtroom episode. and their son, choate, is on trial for murder and detective delgado is on the stand. and the prosecutor is obviously trying to make detecti

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