w-o-r-k. it has to be brand—new every time. hm.there a steve mcqueen style or is that actually something you've always shied away from? the work is the... tells me what it wants. it's the work. it's whatever the subject, whatever the work needs and i'm here to facilitate that. not...not me, i'm a facilitator. i'm a vessel for the subject matter. i've just watched your latest movie, blitz. it is interesting that this particularfilm, which is set in london in 1940, follows the story of a young black boy, who is sent away from the city for his own safety during the blitzkrieg bombing of the nazis in london. and it follows his extraordinaryjourney w-o-r-k. it has to be brand—new every time. hm. but is there a steve mcqueen style or is that actually something you've always shied away from? the work is the... tells me what it wants. it's the work. it's whatever the subject, whatever the work needs and i'm here to facilitate that. not...not me, i'm a facilitator. i'm a vessel for the subject matter. in london in 1940, follows the story of

w-o-r-k. it has to be brand—new every time. hm.there a steve mcqueen style or is that actually something you've always shied away from? the work is the... tells me what it wants. it's the work. it's whatever the subject, whatever the work needs and i'm here to facilitate that. not...not me, i'm a facilitator. i'm a vessel for the subject matter. i've just watched your latest movie, blitz. it is interesting that this particularfilm, which is set in london in 1940, follows the story of a young black boy, who is sent away from the city for his own safety during the blitzkrieg bombing of the nazis in london. and it follows his extraordinaryjourney as he comes back to london to try and find his mother. mm—hm. um, it's come out at a time when the world, tragically, is watching war unfold... yep. ..in the middle east, in ukraine, in sudan, although it's much less well covered. absolutely. is there a resonance there, do you think? i think so, and also, unfortunately, because of the recent race riots and, of course, the demonstrations — the

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why do you believe maybe you told, believe a r s k junior let alone trump will actually survive ahead of the 20th of january next year as well. uh, well 1st i wasn't familiar with that. um with that quote, uh that's interesting. i'll have to check that, i think it was to be the all about the health care reforms that clinton was going to make. and he said he expected he expected any president to be found, having sex with children in the symmetry basically because the whole media everyone would be against any president because of the powerful interest and big pharma that you've written about. actually. yeah, i'll, i mean i'll, i'll have to look of course adult was um, you know, at, since he like, he liked his insightful quote. so i, i, that's one of those things. i definitely need to check for myself. but did you ask, did you just asked me why? i believe the president in the earth could you and your will survive till january 20th? well obviously, that'd be an assassination attempt. and you can see already the, the reaction of the liberal media or is it what will they, will they actually

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but others gets me r a k policy gathered. these are people who are not just kind of extreme in their views, but who are incompetent, have no experience in any of these areas. and are in fact seen as actual dangers to the services that their departments are supposed to provide. whether the senate therefore lives up to each job, which is to best these candidates or simply just falls in line, is something that we are going to have to see. and can a, trump, can he bypass the senate altogether? i mean, he has reportedly pressured republican senators to forego their constitutional responsibility of holding hearings and a voting yes or no on presidential nominees and i, i've heard that he wants them to use what's called recess appointments. a see any do that as well. this is the, this is the question that you asked before and another way, right? which is, it is the sentence job to act as a check on the present. it is supposed to do that in one way, by setting who's appointed inches is to not carry out the function that just has give

especially among some republicans and i think it's because earlier this week there were reports that a r f k junior would actually not be considered for a cabinet position. this reportedly came from somewhere pretty high up within the trump transition team, reportedly this angered or if key junior, who has been and you know, in the president, the lex close proximity since a election day. so this definitely, i mean as you said, a lot of these nominations have been raising a lot of eyebrows, but this particular one, it seemed initially a couple of days ago that it wasn't going to happen. but our ski junior did you know a step out of the presidential race he was running as an independent after having put after having wanting to run as a democratic, a candidate for president. and so having some sort of a function or position in the trump has been, administration was expected, but there were some hopes that it wouldn't be for this particular sort of very high profile position, given his own statements about vaccines. and you know, controversial opinions on the on health policy this the, you know,

look kennedy dennis the both a long line of politicians including a former us president r f. k. junior himself has run for top office before 1st as a democrat, and then as an independent candidate during the, by the administration, he became a lied critic of washington's policy, such as month to treat cobit vaccines, which led to u. s. media mainstream version, at least, painting him as a conspiracy theorist. r k junior has pushed the both conspiracy theories around an range of public health issues, including vaccines are key. junior is incredibly controversial for a number of things that he has said about health, particularly the fact that he's questioned vaccines controversial choice to say the least. this is an individual who is a conspiracy fetus. and to fact, so he has said that vaccines are on proven and dangerous. but other notable normally using 3rd former representatives not gates for us attorney general until say, galbraith, no waiting confirmation. as national intelligence chief trump has turned to media figures as well. choosing fox news, host pete peg said to be hi

they had meltdowns bringing up his statements r. k junior has pushed the boat conspiracy theories around an range of public health issues, including vaccines are to junior, is incredibly controversial for a number of things that he has said about health. particularly the fact that he's questioned vaccines controversial choice to say the least. this is an individual who is a conspiracy theories and to fact, so he has said that vaccines are on proven and dangerous. so what's to, why has the legacy media being being crying into their, their coffee, what's, what are they saying and particularly is wrong? so essentially they're uh, stating that what he's saying is fake news that he's a conspiracy. there is that it's wrong question, but just to take the vaccines. right. but as we've heard in those videos, of course, but while the mainstream media never really platforms him and all they did was criticized these views. on the other hand, we in our channel, we did give him the opportunity to share his concerns with us back in 2020, where he sh

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someone like r a k and health and human services or mac. yep. so the attorney general's office, that is the same charges, the department of justice for hex, it at defense. i am during the 4 years that they are, if they say the whole term that they would be in office, they could make dramatic ships in the policies and the personnel of those departments. but the question is also not just what kind of damage or impact they can have in those 4 years, but what those departments would look like afterwards if or a key, for instance, manages to inject into the american population an extreme skepticism of vaccines. then his impact on the health of american society on the health american citizens could far out last. any term in office sector team so fast. you know, you mentioned met, gets we're also talking about or if you junior, if they went to the senate approval, will this be a further dismantling of democratic guard rails, in your opinion? well, this is an interesting question because the senate is composed of many loyalties to trumpet, has a republi

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counterpart as the korean peoples army, god auto god, company gave a traditional welcome. russia as a d p r k. are actively developing biological relations after president the puts in signed the ratification law for a comprehensive, strategic partnership treaty between the 2 nations area of this month. of a new agreement which will be open ended, will come into force when both sides exchanged, the ratification documents. and breaking news just reaching us now as indicates that the west is planning to deploy 100000 the so called please keep us the ukraine, the russian for in the intelligence service. i said, according to that my troops from romania, poland, and germany will each cover a particular area of the country in what the intelligence services will be at the fact to occupation with secondly, bring you updates actually on folding that. now it's only being in place for 2 days, but it seems cracks are all right. the pairing in the c 5 between ease roland has blah, both sides have been trading accusations of blatant violations. and having already evaded the south of the country, 5 minutes t

but others gets me r a k policy gathered. these are people who are not just kind of extreme in their views, but who are incompetent, have no experience in any of these areas. and are in fact seen as actual dangers to the services that their departments are supposed to provide. whether the senate therefore lives up to each job, which is to that these candidates, or simply just falls in line, is something that we are going to have to see. and can a, trump, can he bypass the senate altogether? i mean, he has reportedly pressured republican senators to forego their constitutional responsibility of holding hearings and a voting yes or no on presidential nominees and i, i've heard that he wants them to use what's called recess appointments. a see any do that as well. this is the, this is the question that you asked before and another way, right? which is, it is the sentence job to act as a check on the present. it is supposed to do that in one way by setting who is a point of interest is to not carry out the function that just has

political debate about what's going on because the government under the leadership of the far right bar t a r k. as will, the will also have a debate about what happens here and, and so that he has also framed it as a most lives has the incisive to silence against jews and answer them. so it has really read some very dangerous and highly fall arising laptops here with them to them. so that will be a lot of discussion in the next coming days. okay, thank you for that stuff by some never send them to them. the audi i was speaking to, minot kim cline is a professor of political science at ball on university. it says, this really is not fully aware of how the war and gauze is being perceived in places like you are. the covington of the funds came, is there no, inc, fully unaware how the war garza is perceived was why they think that what they watching tv is what everybody. everyone else do in the, in the, the, globally of watch this, the same, the reality of going through the same conclusions. that's not the, that's one second. others perhaps felt that they won't teach that the, the pos, the profil

the security sedation in the d p r k isn't a thing trust and i'm stable state due to the intrigues of the us and the satellites are esteemed comb rated dpr keys head of state. so that now the military alliance of the us and south korea is shifting towards a nuclear component that shows that the situation on the korean peninsula can become exclusive at any moment. this is extremely dangerous for the security of the korean peninsula and for the entire region of north east asia. d b argues head of state once again, clearly noted. the current situation and future threats require us more than ever to strength and strategic, inoffensive nuclear weapons. and be prepared. food is telly during the 1st striking in general. i assure you, once again, that's our country. it will in no way change its close of the strengthening its nuclear feels. this falls under, in these who have flawed is on the a personal communication professor at the university of tap on. is that russia? i'm the dpi. okay. have a right to be each other's allied, this bytes, all the criticism from the west of russia and the nor

b r k are actively developing biological relations as they have signed the ratification law for a comprehensive, strategic partnership treating well appealing young's increasingly close relations with moscow is prompting speculation. that's so cool. massively ramp up it's helped to ukrainian responds. how about recent polls in south korea say that that will actually fly in the face of public opinion. but the career policy institute associate assignment showed the size of soul is already significantly involved in the conflict about the majority of the koreans or getting close to 90 percent of koreans against any involvement and ukraine. more especially, except the united church in a in tegan, it is a somewhat of a misleading extra in the south korea under using your i fire i region was, has been involved in the ukraine where from the current is and has sense about 500000 rounds of action racial, especially those the pressure of the one that is needed much 155 minutes shells. this is considered as the she mandatory as, as a song not i could explain out the soft or testing of the, you know, as you

okay, back with more news at the top of the i'll stay with us the the r k. have a quick look at the satellite picture and see what's dragging across the these sort of lines indicate a change of season, a line of thunderstorms. you can trace and open saturday, braking bit over iran and then right up towards the western side of the himalaya. beyond this weather as much cooler and windy and south, it's still quite bold. occasionally when there's a breeze, for example, blowing down the gulf and is quite a strong wind. after the black seats with the g and dancer, the eastern bit into the north of egypt in particular, we're seeing chiles recently 11 and a drawing up. but there is that obvious line to the site. so test ice picture maintains that may be jordan set in the northern saturday. not so many that on the west side of out of the right. but it's still quite often mickey or latest. but there are a few shouts out through or west, and yemen, this breezes through blog, through the gulf so, so to you on dusty degrees, most likely the ha to now given the rain, the

thank you for the invitation to visit young young and for your hospitality here. russia and the d p r k are good neighbors and long standing friends. trusting con tax between the leaders of our countries play a key role in strengthening russian korean relations. the results of the historic meeting between the president of the russian federation and the president of state affairs in pyongyang and june. this year demonstrated the highest level of mutual trust, as well as the shared desire of our countries to further expand mutually beneficial cooperation in the face of a complex international situation. the most important result of the summit was the signing of a new fundamental interstate documents for the comprehensive strategic partnership treaty. it is designed to play a stabilizing role in northeast asia to make a positive contribution, to maintaining the balance of power in the region, and reduce the risk of relapse into war on the peninsula. 0. well, when it comes to the conflict in ukraine cohen and get the ukraine here in the war is not accurate. it's actually the us and european

uh, he is indebted trump to an r f k. junior and members of his cabinet, completely indebted to miriam adults and the widow of cassim billionaire because he no billionaire of sheldon adelson and they will we trying to force his hand. but then again, some people say psychologically a trump who um has a quite a, quite a degree of psychology going when it comes straight to analyze them. because he's not predictable by necessarily by the full physics that is on him with he just pay them back, pay adults and backed by exterminating gold to 1000000 in gaza and invading jerusalem. we have to wait for a run, arguably, and their response. i taught us how many had said that to, to breaking response to israel's atrocities in iran. some would say around you to done that against israel on election day, because now it's coming to late. so the trump could be seen as a piece make. we don't know alpha 8 back will fx uh, trump presidency. now i mean things the little musk says you might doubted a little over a little musk friends in that you know r f k junior to see guy. but these are all figures and th

all parts of moscow's efforts to divide the nation all talk had no action r k, looked back at the legacy. the bottom administrator has left on the applicant and confident in the past 4 years. the bbc is all in staff, then the dumping method to the full classes editor in chief over what they said to be a bias of pro is ready coverage for my british diploma. also tells us the west of the audiences are unaware of the levels of a 9 nation 11 on there's a tremendous balance in the news that people are seeing in the west to move, in particular to know the areas where a block of to block off the block is entirely plots of the but this is our team to national reaching. you live for my new center at moscow. i a mike of point you now with america about to head to the poles and pick it's for the 7th president. that can only mean one thing. russia is up with all its meddling tricks again according to the f b i. this time moscow is behind some fig videos with a to. busy factory supposedly producing content to influence voltage of the intelligence community assessors that russia influence actors manuf

last week rochester parliament rectified a comprehensive strategic partnership treaty with the p r k. the document had been signed in june between john burton and latham and put in during the russian president's visits of the only young it provides for us trusted a bold partnership based on mutual respect for 73rd, total integrity and non defense in domestic affairs. during the meeting in moscow, the dpr case for administer outlined what she described as escalating concerns for the korean peninsula. we would equal guide to be on, on the currency. the security sedation in the d p. r key isn't a thing to us and i'm stable state due to the entry of the us and a set of lights are esteemed comb ray, the d p archie's head of state. so that now the military alliance of the us and south korea is shifted into was a nuclear component. this shows that the situation on the korean peninsula can become exclusive at any moment. this is extremely dangerous for the security of the korean peninsula and for the entire region of node east asia, d b r keys had a state. once again, clearly noted the curren

his return to the white house dominates of folks at the age of pacific economic depression from the a r k. well, we are going to speak to william laurence who is my for us. he's also full by us diplomats as a professor of international relations at the american univers. cindy joins us from washington. d. c. thanks very much. right, 1st thing i would say is bozeman address, the one person that's not in the room, and that's donald trump. he's promised to take a much more aggressive approach towards china. all we like for you to see repeats of his previous policies when he was present again. and so there are many variables here and of course none of us can predict the future. but some things are sure. he's is named a bunch of china hawks to senior positions a administration. he's been telling the american public he wants 60 percent tariff, so it'd be devastating for a lot of industries. and he's, you know, preparing the way for a kind of a china confrontation early on. because trump believes that the best way to extract concessions from an adverse story or an allies to play hardball at the b

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okay, i just thought introductory video there from the foreign minister of that north korea, the d p r k, meeting with lot of mirth put in in moscow earlier. and the to foreign ministers. all the countries meant to discuss that by law pro, ties out of course, at what has been happening in terms of that and military agreement, which has led to and many headlines into wes what it means between moscow and p on young at going forward. and in the ukrainian conflict as well. okay. when more comes at from lots, we will delve into it and make sure the main use lines. there's always a few at when the top officials meet in most go from those countries. but for now, i'll see you back at the top. okay, and let's move on to the news that we're across at today. so at because we are now less than 24 hours away at from the us presidential election. there's a lot of excitement building a lot of anticipation who is going to take over the reins in the white house. the oval office. this is our t international, and this is our coverage of that christian photo. the what today is indeed all square in the race

and the future does not belong to a r k for leisure and repressive one manual authoritarian dictation cited dictatorship assignment rules in the future of the last year of democracy and is absolutely no reason why the russian people should not be able to live in a develop democratic system, just like the rest of york in countries where on the says that's come from the cut on was welcome to come pick tone. thank you so much for having me. i want to spend a good deal of this interview talking about your personal experiences and what you learned from them about your country and indeed about yourself. but we're talking in what's being widely described as a period of maximum danger in east west relations. how do you think the west is handling it and has it been guilty of appeasing russia? do you think? well, i think it for look at the last 25 years of, of, lot of mental control, because next month i'll walk exactly 25 years since this man came to power in russia. what we'll see uh, a sad history of appeasement. vladimir approved from bike the western needs on both sides of the atlantic bec

yeah, you know, the problems or the d p r k, the north korea problem is now inextricably linked to the problems in ukraine. we've had the dispatcher, thousands of north korean troops to the russian front against ukraine. so you know, trump's national security team need to be puzzling over to what extent do they need to be factoring in a much more bellicose, much more aggressive, much more threatening north korea. not just threatening the us as long time ally and partner south korea, but threatening europe's interest. uh, these are the ukraine. so i, i said, and again, we don't know exactly how that's going to boil it, how it's going to come out in terms of how trump and his national security team are going to interpret this and try to take action against it. but i think the thing is, is that this is tara and over this is very different from the last trump administration in terms of the problems with the north korean regime. and we've got to see or have some sort of clear signal as to how they're going to handle this. but it's much messier and much more difficult and is no longer amenab

always figures out a way to bring more people into the mix, whether it's you're not mos tulsa, gabbert r k junior. and so the real question is, are they going to have a different experience than john bolton, mark, milly, mark esper, and john kelly, that's the real question. and so i would submit back to you that the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect the different outcome so. so i think we're going to, i think we're going to see a lot of that in the 2nd. trump administration, and i think it will be unfortunate. look, i mean i would like the organization of the administration and the effectually sion of pop policy to lead to great peace, great global prosperity. but you know, he's casting that administration, you know, he's putting people that are former television hosts, television stars, into the administration. are they the best qualified people? i don't know, he's entitled to do whatever he wants. and of course, the senate has to approve it, but you know, i mean, this is going to be difficult. you know, that it will be difficult. but, but the p

this added element of the p r k. north reinforces injected into the, into the battle. and now quite literally in combat which demands and will get a firm response. but if you move down from state to salvation, the voice cabinets the wells which is money, la musk, has been appointed to a new department, are responsible for government cost cutting trucks. also chasing the secretary defense on the head of the c. i a phil as well as the details from washington dc. a number of k appointments now made by donald trump. sometimes people will recognize others. they may not, but certainly some faces. for example, pete, texas has been named as donald trump's preference for the secretary of defense. now he's actually a presenter on fox news, which of course is donald trump's favorite news network. it's one that he often calls into the texas present to show cool folks and friends in the morning, which is the show donald trump regularly calls into. although he is also somebody with a military background, he, us of time in a rock, he set a time in afghanistan and he has worked at gua

and then the chance to be a k, r a g, a k out at person. so i, it was the case that there were many obama officials who tried to meet with the incoming officials of the trump administration, but they wouldn't do it. but during their nearly 2 hour meeting on wednesday, trump assured by then this january's transfer of power will be peaceful. i transition that service move it will be as smooth as it can get. former 1st lady, maloney, a trump, wasn't at wednesdays meeting at the white house. she declined the invitation. instead, jill, by the 1st lady, hand of the president, is elect a hand written letter congratulating missus trump and promising just like her husband, to ease the transition back to the white house. any way she can. kimberly help it out to 0, the white house to the british newspaper of the college and has announced it will no longer post on any of its official editorial accounts on the social media platform x, which is for many 9 as twits and other guardians announcement comes a day or you come pick, eat on most to be part of hi

the report said the of health secretary and the cabinet r f k journey is so is your phone been ringing? are you in the capital view, trump administration, when it takes office in january? honestly i think so, but i, you know, i remain available to help advise people on an informal basis. i don't know that would be comfortable. i'm certainly a very interested in shipping our next president be successful and all americans should be we've come through a very dark period where we put this country, our government destructor. do they have 2 or 3? and you don't want that. people want to be able to feed their families and want to be able to have a roof over their head of paint or medical bills. uh and uh, an educator, children and, and i'll tell you, those are very practical aspirations, which i think people have in common. americans have in common with people around the world and americans are not interested in, in killing other people globally. we want, they want to start taking care of things here at home. and of course that's the kind of thing that we heard from except on guys from our f k

because people improved in the past praised r f k junior and tools he gathered, for instance, for the principled stands against the 4 and was endless was around the world. and yet both of them support the other side and perhaps we in a trump cabinet. yeah, there was a time when the kennedy, when kennedy 1st came out of sound like he was going to be different than and um, do uh, take some different actions as opposed to completely uh, going along with everything that netanyahu wanted. uh, and for maybe the 1st 2 weeks he had that attitude and then all of a sudden it was like he was taken to the back yard and spanked. and all of a sudden he's a completely turned and became a, you know, a complete advocate of the netanyahu in the, in the war. and that's simply the way it always works in the united states. i've written enormous amounts about how the, the system works and, and just never changes or psychologically impacted on about the fact that it was a palestinian that, uh, killed is a his dad who knows. we don't know is rails impact on those 2 um, as well. we don't know because they bar

are we having an on serious moment in time r f. k junior said doctors once found a parasite, a dead worm in his brain. what are we allowing to happen to us? maybe this is the new norm of trump era politics. democratic nominee for president withdraws after winning the nomination to assassination attempts on the republican nominee. yes, the i says it's investigating what appears to be another assassination attempt on former president trump. this is all stuff on the pretty extreme novel for much of this here. baldwin's follow the concourse of the election to conventions, protesting debates in search of what this means for america in the world. it's like, this is upside down my life when we lose, what is the new republican national convention this year was all about one man. all right? usually the presidential candidate does not come out until the 4th day the last day of the convention. but trump was there every single day he walked on like a football player going into the super bowl, you know, coming through the tunnel into the arena in

successful to a great degree in using law fare to attack their opponents inclusive not only of trumpet r f k junior in his primary process. so it's been quite remarkable what they do and that they taught this our democracy phrase, when in fact they have no real legions to democracy whatsoever. just one of the final question to you, those before i let you go down, what are your expectations for the results? it's very hard to say. it's obviously very close. i guess my god tells me at the end of the day i do, i'm feeling that probably trump will when that that would be my prediction and michael was, yes, i, i concur, i think trump will eke it out. and uh, but then i think the real show begins when you have the crm tremendous amount of, uh, a descent and i think even attempts to keep them from being anaki rated. so this will be a very interesting period. it's not over until it's over and i don't think it's over on election day and not up until all the way up until the inauguration all bets are off and many things to both of you for speaking to me today. really appreciate your time. we've been ta

decide to elect him to a 2nd time, he would bring in something perhaps on useful faces, including r. s. k. encouraging, you know, mosse as a cost cutting officer. do you think that he genuinely is going in with the plan to try and strip down the government to kind of move on us more transparent basics? well, i certainly think that the freedom of speech and all the attacks upon the that have been made in the biden hatteras years, will come to a stop. that's not to say will get free speech, but we'll have a close are approximation of it. then we will have, are going to have to, which are, might well be close down, for example, by a new how to shut administration. well, a lot to have been elected to do so. i think the, on a freedom will have more freedom to speak to in the united states and from 2nd residence. because i think the people you mentioned that people like kennedy and people like most people like tools. the government have quite a good track record for on the opposition to the agencies. good city lights, our agencies, c i a f, b i n s. and the of our potter for an area of the secu