at what the ne does is what the cia might have done to salvador allende inchy lay but they do so overtly and therefore avoid a lot of the scrutiny from congress it looks like they're funding democracy and legitimate protests but they're directing their resources exclusively against countries that resist washington's economic and political agenda it's an extension of the cia but it seems like it's pushing human rights and things that americans can get behind and that's why they receive so little scrutiny from the public it's very clever actually independent journalist max blumenthal thank you so much for joining us on the program and helping us unpack your report that's your headline news recount for this hour but don't forget you can always head to our web site r.t. dot com for the details on all of those stories and much more thanks for tuning in this hour. oh who can. will the maple lives win the stanley cup only care about her on this joint you know your intro to stacy what's happening hey max we recorded in this location once before right after the us elections when president donald

large parts, san miguel de allende, there are many cities that are still safe and good for tourists.rian: what is the difference between dass and the way we view our border from the way we do? ms. thompson: that's a good question. i think mexicans see in the border an opportunity. they see the border as an opportunity for trade. they see the border as an opportunity for cultural exchange, for travel. the american concept of the border is about a threat. we see the border as a threat. and as a source of potential harm. we think it is a kind of place we like to avoid. so we do not see it it as a bit of an optimistic opportunity kind of focus. we see it as a scary great -- a scary place. when i tell people i'm from the border, they often think you go across. i walked across. brian: what about the $25 billion that is sent back to mexico from the united states? ms. thompson: mexican migrants send more remittances than nationals in this country back to their home country. and that money pays for everything from paving roads to building schools to building hospitals in places where the gove

and allender sure which with his book "the case against impeaching trump." wednesday at 8:00 p.m., lillian to discusses her book "harvey milk, his life and death." then richard munson on his book "tesla, invest -- inventor of the modern." 8:00, his latest book, ted arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. and on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and the prisoner with his book "the capitalists come back, the trump boom and the less plot to stop it." watch book to the next week in primetime on c-span2. announcer: my a look at the annual net roots nation conference which brings together activists and grassroots organizers from around the country. to highlight issues important to the progressive agenda. speakers at this years event included senators elizabeth warren and kamala harris. this is just under one hour. i want to start by saying a thank you to mary and eric and to the entire netroots nation, for bringing us back together again. feels like a family reunion. great to be back at netroots. [applause] sen. warren: it's always great to have an

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allender's rights as a lifelong liberal. it doesn't matter to them.n't like what you do, they censor it. the issue is tragically -- the left doesn't believe in free speech. that is why half of the students in college today, by the pew poll, they don't believe in free speech for "hate speech," but they declare what is hate speech. we don't have one word of hate. we have a psychiatrist who gives a talk on -- a ucla psychologist and how to learn to forgive. we have a rabbi giving a talk on not gossiping prayed about as sweet a website as you can find. >> shannon: it sounds inflammatory. facebook statement, they said, "we mistakenly remove these videos and have restored them because they don't break our standards. this will work for us in a reduction in content distribution you've experienced. we are very sorry and are continuing to look into what happened with your page. >> okay. i'm skeptical. they want to give the benefit of the doubt. if they can back to us and say, this is why it happened, we fire the guy who did it because we understand how bad what

and allender sure which with his book "the case against impeaching trump." wednesday at 8:00 p.m., lillian to discusses her book "harvey milk, his life and death." then richard munson on his book "tesla, invest -- inventor of the modern." 8:00, his latest book, ted arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. and on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and the prisoner with his book "the capitalists come back, the trump boom and the less plot to stop it." watch book to the next week in primetime on c-span2. announcer: my a look at the annual

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book," spicer with his memoir, the briefing, politics, the press and the president and allender sure with his book, the case against impeaching trump, harveyay at 8:00 p.m.," milk, his life and death," and the book has left. thursday at 8:00 p.m.. thelatest self-help book argument for deleting social media accounts and on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, the book "the capitalist come back." watch book tv this week in prime time on c-span2. w" continues. "washington journal" continues. host: colonel peters joins us now. there are reports of a reportedly second summit meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. they say could happen as early as the end of the year. do you think that would be a good idea? is if ate philosophy first you don't succeed, try, try again. it's important to take partisanship out of foreign policy in that view in -- and not view it as a win for the president or the democrats but it's about our national security. it's about the future of the country and when you're dealing with a potential nuclear power that has the capacity to do phenomenal levels of harm, you

you need your land picky set is better to have a small, allender small home then rent a big mansion. i just want to get a general consensus. the prime minister a while back said get an area. the primers can establish it legally as a security zone. get your your security, future infrastructure, and your people back, take a vote and have -- i just want to know, is it possible? you know, is it an unreasonable dream? think it. >> anybody object to that? >> even if you have like in a iraqi parliament 50 seat for the christian use these they can still did nothing. because the entire parliament itself is not functioning. iraqis government didn't function as a nostalgia until now. in thing that why did they isis to come to sinjar and other areas? with 60,000 forces melted in isis and leaving all these weapons, gears, ammunitions, they left. i don't think it's possible. if there is no welfare there should be international community to be able to create that zone. >> i think we're out of time. we are over time, in fact, so i just want us to go to join in thinking our panelists, and thank you a

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