people have artie had covid.eople being pushed to get vaccinated or being pushed to wear masks and socially distance. would that make sense? >> it makes no sense at all. alex is completely right on the science. the problem is can you trust the source? remember this is a country that persecuted the doctor that discovered it, lied to the world and the world health organization about their abili ability. and then underestimated or under call decimated wuhan. they traveled all over the world, but not to china. spreading death, economic stability. >> laura: but dr. fauci -- dr. grace -- you have written about this before. the asymptomatic carriers never drive pandemics. they don't drive pandemics bread, correct? >> correct. i don't know whether you can trust the source that we only have 300 and change out of 10 million. former commissioner dr. scott gottlieb is now saying that americans should try better masks because the cotton ones are good enough. protection -- better protection than a surgery mask. they will gener

artie's charlotta been ski, has been in the center of the action. well, it's turning into an unwieldy night here in paris as the assembly, the national assembly debates that global security law that draw flow, that includes an element that could criminalize the publishing of images of offices that could lead to them being identified. there are protests here on the street. we're just being moved at the moment by the police, a huge security presence out here in paris to see even, and in the last half an hour away, it has really kicked off here. it looks very calm at the moment, believe me, the last half an hour we have seen police battening and whacking protesters trying to move them from the streets behind us. you can see that there is a row of police vehicles here that cannon is. well that's being used tonight as has ample tear gas. one person told me that they were being forced down into the metro, which is just behind me, where you might be able to see that there are huge a number of police officers around it. they said they were being force insid

artie's moghuls data is in the area for us. in 1993, the city of baghdad was seized by armenian forces. the nuchal population was evicted, expelled the never since then. it has been a goose city. no one has lived there until now. a short bus ride later we had done what new journalist has that in years across the front lines of the gordon. they got up. this is the 1st time since the war began, that we've been able to get into territory that is controlled by the as yet by johnny army. and these, this was only yesterday under the control of pro armenian forces. as a result of the ceasefire. on the 10th of november, that both sides signed the armenian side as their budget on the side, with the help of russian mediators. this area ag city and the down province region were handed over peacefully by the armenian side. 2. is it about time for them? this is a very big occasion because this mosque in the center of adam city, has been a symbol of the war in the is it about johnny side 3 decades ago? 40000 people lived by johnnie's, who we

how how did they get his number how did they manage to contact him why didn't he report this because artie is a registered foreign agent in the united states and eventually the pressure was such that they they centrally sensitive i recently did an interview with r.t. and was on a with bridges to foreign agents i regret doing the interview and apologize for learn lessons to be taken advantage of when i specially apologize to the national security community who's working hard to defend us the end of the day this was a challenging interview a challenging interview about something that is very important to millions of people millions of lives as i said stake regarding how america combat's this virus what it does next whether it goes into into lockdown whether it doesn't there struggle humans both ways the one thing i believe everybody can agree on at this point is that so far the united states has completely messed up its its reaction in its efforts to combat the virus to stem its spread and to mitigate the disaster that has befall on the american economy. 2020 was going to be trumps year stoc

artie's, kill my pain ticks us through what it could mean for the presidential election. well, georgia is a state was 16 votes in the u.s. electoral college, and usually it is considered to be a red state that generally just goes routinely for republicans in national elections. however, at this point, it's a swing state. and in the count of the votes, the 1st count joe biden had a very narrow lead. now at this point, we've got george's secretary of state coming forward and saying that a hand recount is taking place at the request of the trump team. mathematically, you have to do a full recount because the margin is so close right now. it's $14101.00, it's a big process to be a methodical process, and it will be a process that i'm sure that the replay of oversight. we want to make sure that both parties have the opportunity to observe this because we understand the stakes are higher. now georgia's law allows for a recount of the votes. if the margin is less than point 5 percent allows for the candidate to request a recount. now at this point, the trump campaign is seeking

artie's more. i've sent us this report where it's a russian peacekeepers observation, post the monitoring station just outside of the now is it about johnny held. 'd city, this is something of a surreal experience because we see behind us, russian peacekeepers standing together with john the troops, very close together and just behind them armenian troops. these are neutral territories. these are areas to which is their budget and food as well as troops come to resolve their misunderstandings or disputes outstanding problems that may come up. so no, ultimately, everything is on the controller. for any questions emerge, commanders from both sides and from our side as well. settle issues such as we have full mutual understanding, there is no problem working together. today has also witnessed the opening of the corridor, the only route for the foreseeable future that link niña to the pro armenian what's left of the breakaway region of the gold. in the we've seen a convoy head out form armenia and the

satirical magazine charlie hebdo the latest front cover featuring a caricature of the turkish president artie's but i've got to have comments. something in france is broken and it is france nowhere else in europe is there this much terror killing and a complete breakdown and mutual respect and understanding a year ago and warned against stigmatizing muslims we're all one people he said since then something has changed now he's talking about islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizations and has unveiled a plan to domesticate is law. that our citizens of the islamic faith must be protected against the evil of radical islam i say it here because the will of the islamists of its ideologues is precisely to turn up the heart of our citizens against the republic using their religion and we cannot let that happen macro platen involves forbidding french moms from training overseas restricting foreign funding for religious organizations giving the government control over religious subsidies and you loon you get money if you sign a contract saying you respect fr

artie's caleb maupin reports on a growing u.s. crisis over the pandemic. but the virus giving no sign of abetting many hospitals around the country have been pushed to the brink. one nurse in texas told the horrors of overcrowded morgues. 'd we have never says it's ok for us to be exposed, but you have doctors, we do not even come in the u.k. to get exposed, but we can make, you know, on a monday. in fact, it has gotten so bad that in el paso, texas, it's prison inmates who've been given the job of transporting bodies in north dakota. the governor has signed an order saying that medical workers who test positive for cold at 19, should still show up for work as long as they're not showing symptoms. nurses are furious. union leaders say this is putting workers in mortal danger. we really feel like as a michigan patients, even nursing as well, who really worry about a nurse are now. nurses are exhausted across, treated everybody in that city and having to start and we have asked people to really be heard and your current team and their contact and i'm positiv

a case reports on sunday 2 more suspects have been taken into custody with more from these here's artie's charlotte to pinsky. the anti terror prosecutors said on thursday evening that they were still exploring lines in regards to the perpetrator behind the brutal attack in the priscilla behind me not to the silica in the heart of nice with 3 people were brutally murdered i just want to take you through some of the details we know about the victims of this latest terror attack france one was a 60 year old woman who had gone to the church for prayers for the 1st mass of the morning we heard from the anti terror prosecutor that she was almost beheaded by the perpetrator a 2nd was 55 you also worked as a sex in the church she'd been here for 10 years and the 3rd person was a woman she was stabbed she managed to escape from the church to raise the alarm so it was as a result of her heroic actions the police were informed and able to come in apprehend the perpetrator she succumbed to her injuries last words were apparently tell my family that i love them present back on has warned france's onc

places to cope with the growing infection rate law school has opened a number of field hospitals artie's russian chela went to check out the conditions of kosovo polling. for free for almost 2. years of. the 2nd week how's a different from the 1st i think people have become less vigilant what do you mean people get used to it yes people got used to it but there are those who refuse to believe there are 2 groups now those who are extremely concerned about coronavirus know what it is who lost their loved ones and those who say you were all myers in the summer we relaxed let ourselves go and here you are we are seeing the consequences of this in autumnal what did we relax because there were some objective reasons for that or were we just being stupid no we are not stupid we are just human beings how many temporary 1000 hospitals were set up moscow 5 and all them can accommodate over a 1000 patients approximately 430 to have sort of the report of. the pulse of earth but it was a quarter for much of the. news and it will. slowly ventilators has the survival rate grown since march for patients

rescuers are now helping them to return artie's, but i've got to have reports.the war may be over, but the humanitarian situation here, instapundit here is still dial scenes, like these are repeated hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of times across the city and left to their own devices. look, emergency workers would be overwhelmed. this is why russia has sent help aside from peacekeepers who patrol the routes and heights. russia also said civilian rescue has engineers, father, than builders. they gauge the devastation and the estimate how much aid will be required. it's neither easy nor quick. let's go for the next one. how many do you have on your list? oh, there are too many. how many have we visited today? about 50. neither is it pleasant. every creator has a story. every destroyed whom has its goofs and with almost every visit. we hear again and again about how he were a she were all of them died. they were in this room 2 cousins and my grandmother. i was in the room over there which wasn't destroyed. i fell off my bed, opened my eyes, and only saw dust. i

500 supporters had gathered wearing maggette hats and chanting slogans such as 4 more years earlier artie's daniel hawking's joins you know no neil here in the studio to discuss the current atmosphere stateside. hall for the nation whatever the result in the end of the day would wake up disappointed when they read the news on the social media and that's reflected by the protests we've seen over the streets across many cities of america both pro trumpet and celebrating baden's victory and also reflected in the polling numbers though don't forget that all low ball it and won the majority of electoral college votes the popular vote was much closer around 75000000 for biden to 71000000 for trumbo 3 yeah indeed the highest for any president on the 2nd. trump so this was not a landslide victory as you quite rightly said a blue wave of democrat senators and congressmen as well also failed to materialise for the democrats subodh in though remains optimistic and was adamant he was a president that can unite these divisions this was what he had to say i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divid

artie's reports from year of on this is being a somber and a sad day in all of a media a day where thousands and thousands of people here in the capital of year of god came out to, to pay their respects to those who died over the course of this 6 week conflict, we didn't hear any political slogans or jockeying for political influence. today was a day when people came out to light candles to pay their respects for all those who had died. bear in mind that i mean is only a nation of 3 or so 1000000 people, a 1000 dead ease, a huge tragedy and thousands dead is an enormous catastrophe. i'm going to, i keep new, let us know when you don't bug me. i'm going to do and we see this with a to b. to meet him at the when i was a question, if you don't push tonight, you know and i challenge the notion. he thought he had a need to borrow from known bug or you give me example, it needs it. emotions a booth mixed in volatile here in the capital. people upset over the shias scale of the casualties. the shia scale of how much territory was lost is being handed over to is it a budget but things in the go to m

that was artie's more aghast if they're not yet a fan by one of the biggest global terror changes brought about by the pandemic, is a big move to working from home millions of paper worldwide. a staying away from the office and research isn't germany's biggest bank, and i are saying those people should be taxed for the privilege of working from home will be part of the new normal. when after the pandemic has passed, we argue that remote workers should pay a tax for the privilege our calculations suggest the amounts raised could fund material income subsidies for low income earners who are unable to work remotely, and thus assume more old economy and health risks. well, i don't, your bank team is suggesting an additional 5 percent levy 8th of remote start. they do argue that it's roughly equivalent to what people save on transport and also food, adding that the money could be redistributed to those who cannot work online, many of whom are blue collar workers on low incomes. the researches estimate that such a scheme would raise around $48000000000.00 in tax revenue in the u.s. $9000000000.

here's artie's dental hawkins with the details. astra zeneca are the latest company to join the front runners in the covert. 19 vaccine race, analysing an efficacy over 70 percent after concluding their phase 3 trials. you know, these preliminary results may sound humble compared to other vaccines. the company's c.e.o. is optimistic, saying that job will be highly effective and will have an immediate impact. and with the u.k. having already preordered 100000000 jobs, boris johnson is more than happy with the result. incredibly exciting news. the oxford vaccine has proved so effective in trials. there are still further the safety checks ahead, but these are fantastic results. well done to our brilliant scientists at the university of oxford and astra zeneca and all who volunteered in the trials. so why the relatively low efficacy of developers say that 70 percent figure is an average of 2 doses rose humans, too. high doses gave a result of 62 percent with a high dose following a low one raising efficacy to 90 percent. now this 70 pe

my colleague neil harvey discussed the story with artie's elite go. moscow is disappointed to say the least about the decision by the us administration to kick the legs from under the treaty for which as the russian side is putting it. the us has no legitimate reasons whatsoever. moscow maintains that claims of violations on the part of russia, of the treaty that has been in force for 18 years, have all been made up, plus no one seen any proof of that. moscow has blamed washington for violations to the other side has denied it, but the question is whether that is a good enough reason to get rid of the agreement. the answer from moscow is no. among other things, the russian officials believe that the u.s. government was lying when it said that it was considering the option to stay a part of the deal under certain circumstances. the assumption here in the russian capital is that the u.s. is destroying the greyman deliberately, and that was all part of an earlier plan. in recent months, washington has hypocritically stated that in the keys of a change in

some even liken themselves to persecuted jews as artie's peter. all of her looks into well, germany's locked down light continues and the government looks to get vaccinations rolled out in the coming weeks. corona conspiracy theorists and those on happy with the measures that have been taken of continue to rally this weekend. the demonstrations took a dark turn with one of those opposed to how angle of merkel is handling the pandemic. comparing herself to a prominent member of the german resistance to the nazi regime. that prompted a security guard. you had to be there to walk off in disgust when you run out. i'm ganna from class and i feel like sophie surely because for months i have been active in the resistance here, given speeches, going to damn us, handing out flyers. sophie shore was a member of the white rose resistance movement. she encouraged, juden stick on the front hitler's dictatorship in 1943 at the age of just 21. she was murdered by the nazis. this isn't the only time that germany's corona deniers have tried to draw comparisons bet

with more details, here's artie's killed. questioning the us election results is tantamount to sacrilege. the media is outraged that anyone would talk about ballot fraud, especially this new york times columnist. facebook is absolutely teeming with right wing misinformation right now. these are all among the 10 most engaged on the platform of the post 24 right wing information. so what is this misinformation that he feels is so dangerous and unacceptable and that well, perhaps the reason that this information is deemed to be so dangerous is because those headlines are actually true. and what about this guy? 2nd, pennsylvania u.s.p.s. whistleblower claims postmaster ordered late ballots picked up and separated. while the washington post came forward and said, this is all a big hoax that the postal worker has recanted his story. well, that's a great journalistic exposé, except the postal worker says he has not recanted there to say that i did not read my statements. head of the republican national committee says they have 234 p

but the organization denies any political leaning as artie's come up in reports in nevada's tribal areas. voter participation was being encouraged by a nonprofit, some very nice prizes were handed out in order to encourage people to vote in the 2028 presidential election. there were even $500.00 gift cards. now the nevada native voting project said it had no agenda. it simply want to do increase election participation. and because. 5 it did not seem to be partisan. the nevada indian commission, a state agency, had no problem getting involved on that of that indian commission. facebook page 6 posts offering gift cards of the a raffle share. in addition to that, the nevada indian commission offered its own prizes, raffling off 3 major pieces of art to those who voted. people may not be aware, but encouraging people to vote with rewards is illegal. whoever makes or offers to make an expenditure to any person either to vote or withhold his vote, or to vote for or against any candidate shall be fined under this title or imprisoned. but nobody got the memo. and in fact, a reno sparks indian co

election artie's poorness layer of reports from the scene of the incident. while the was attention has been focused on the american elections and no one has been looking here in a remote part of the west bank israeli bulldozers have been hard at work demolishing most of a bed when a village the results has that 73 people are now without homes huff of them children. really army arrived at 10 am and began an operation to demolish our homes without any warning pieces in operation in order to big people from the area but we are not going to leave this land is palestinian leader israel claims it is a war zone on the guys among the structures that were destroyed or tainted homes trains solar panels and animal shelters the only thing that remains here now washed say the only one on goats the israeli army confirms it carried out the stimulation and says it was because the structures were illegal guardian yani lost our houses they destroyed everything we would still stand our ground and we will not abandon our land israel is a disease and it is a cancer which was spr

that was artie's mary financial. we can get views now from jones. he's a professor at the university of reading and he joins us. you very welcome. thanks for coming on, ian. just firstly, what's your reaction to this latest news from the developers of sputnik, the saying that they have 295 percent efficacy. it seems that everybody has a very good job at the moment. yes, i think it's very good news release preliminary to some months or 6 weeks ago on the prevention of of 20 cases in the control arm. but this is the fullest sense of it confirms a very high level of protection, 90 percent. so as you correctly say, when you look at the differences that do exist between the vaccines that are being put forward, it seems to be the price and also how they are stored. how important is that? do you think it's important? i would not say it is the most important thing. i think the most important thing is the outcome of the trial data. clearly, even if a vaccine was very cheap and you could store it at room temperature, nobody would want it if it didn't work. so

artie's spoke with my colleague, you know, neal earlier. well, we're getting all indications that this was a well coordinated, complicated attack on the man that some western intelligence agencies have flagged . as the person behind iran's alleged covert nuclear weapons program to rand firmly denies wanting anything like it. so this situation is nowhere near. something in which the killer just points a gun at the victim and then shoots and kills here, it was much more complicated. like i said, because explosives were used and there were even reports that this could have been a suicide attack. then gunfire followed the explosion which left the vehicle with the scientists marked. so this explains why the iranian defense ministry called this a terrorist attack from the very beginning, but all of that couldn't kill the man. immediately he was taken to hospital where he died. so once again, here, we're talking about a prominent iranian nuclear scientists. he had a team of bodyguards trying to protect them, but that couldn't save his life though

artie's kaleb open house will. the pentagon has announced that it is reducing the number of u.s. troops in both iraq and afghanistan between now and mid january. u.s. troops will be drawing down their presence at roughly $2500.00 remaining in both countries. i celebrate this day as we continue the president's consistent progress in completing the mission we began nearly 2 decades ago. viewers will recall that donald trump has recently fired a number of pentagon staff, including mark asper, the secretary of defense. at this point, donald trump is still contesting the u.s. presidential election. though most u.s. media outlets have declared joe biden to be the winner. now donald trump campaigned on a promise of withdrawing u.s. troops from around the world, putting america 1st and drawing back the u.s. military presence in countries overseas. and it appears that with this movie is partially fulfilling that promise. the u.s. public overwhelmingly shows in polls. they do favor a reduction of the u.s. presence overseas. however, it seems that the chief of nato was not thrilled with thi

all about it's switched to oh he appeared on a russian channel this is terrible you know as soon as artie started book us in america and in britain it's been under attack from russia. from people who are happy that a candle is out there they would do for people to be able to watch in the western countries that actually puts forward a different perspective than what you normally get on a lot of the other channels so it's an intimidation campaign so the anybody who appears on r.t. in america over britain who has public standing who is this to show politician a journalist at central will be targeted and they'll be told 1st oh you know good you know arty was an agent of the russian government blah blah blah hopefully the person would say oh i'm sorry i didn't realize i was on again obvious good boy and after that it gets nasty it gets attacks this person is r.t. and this is this is serious so there's lots of ways to there's more the one way to censor media outlets the that most obvious way is just take them off the air pull the plug but they are using different methods to do this and to try t

unleash the deep state against them perhaps bearded >> laura: they are artie doing this. they have artie waged their war you're not going to get a promotion in most schools if you are a well-known trump supporter. you're not going give it tenure or elevation in the military in some cases if you are known to believe in certain traditional values. a lot of this is happening, but she's just being very vocal about it. >> absolutely. i sat across from obama prosecutors, if they could, they would lock me up for ten years on a minor technicality because they didn't see me as a critic. they saw me ultimately has an enemy, and that's a kind of poisonous mentality that the left is putting into the public discourse, even justifying it, just justifying it in academia, media, and ultimately carries over to the government. >> laura: thank you very much. our legals way and on the pennsylvania boat tonight, stay there. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch

communist party presented in a normal threat to the security of the american people and frankly jobs and arty american economy. i think that things that the obama administration did put americans into worse place. i think people's jobs and lives were less secure than they had been for these past four years and i hope that a president who comes into office in the middle of january next year will have a much more robust, marketable, more confident national security approach than what they have for those eight years. >> bret: which is the more imminent threat? iran, russia, china? >> those are hard questions to answer and when i think about the challenges that america is presented over the next five or ten years, the chinese communist party is the central threat. they are here. they are influencing the way we think about the world. they have technologies that are very capable. they have stolen intellectual property that's destroyed millions of jobs in places like kansas, iowa, michigan. we cannot let that continue to happen. president trump has made real progress getting the world to recognize t

artie's interest on the reports. we built our dreams. we wanted our dreams to come true, but after 30 years it's war again. again, everything is destroyed. there are many places in the world where peace spells torment, but nagorno-karabakh is one of them. the truce between armenia and azerbaijan hasn't brought any relief for those who fled the war, but not i didn't want to run, not at the beginning, at least, but did for the sake of her children. yet as with the 1st bombing, i woke the children and we went to our neighbor's basements. we're in an area where there are no bomb shelters. i didn't want to leave my home, but another siren. my daughter said mom, they're coming for the sake of my children, i left step and i kept to care of the kids. well, while she's holding back tears, her little daughter runs around as if war has never been a feature of her young life. finding home in armenia has never been a challenge. people weren't just welcoming. they were actively searching for refugees to give them shelter from the bomb what i thought s

. >> we arty have significant representation among progressives in our administration.ut there is nothing off the table. one thing is really critical, taking someone out of the senate. taking someone out of the house at a particular person of consequence is really difficult decision that would have to be made. i have a very ambitious, very progressive agenda. and it is going to take really strong leaders in the house speaker and senate to get it done. kennedy: but not that strong principally socialist progressive stand for this kind of snob? rochelle, this is very interesting. should joe biden think about nominating bernie sanders and elizabeth warner for two of those cabinet positions? >> no, i don't think so. and the reason why is he needs them in the senate right now. their republicans are still controlling the senate. if he has a progressive agenda is going to need their support to push that agenda through. i understand those on the far left want to see warren and sanders sitting at the table. but i still think that biting is going to give them a special year when i

artie's dental hearkens, bring us that report there. now let's bring in live lawrence young, a professor of molecular oncology at warwick medical school. as are just hearing on average, 70 percent effective, but 90 percent effective in lower doses. why not just go with that number and how good of news is this? but i think this is very, very good news. the more vaccines we have, the more likely we are to be able to vaccinate a large proportion of the population across the globe. so it's good news. what this shows is that with a lower dose, to start with, and then with the booster dose, this vaccine is 90 percent of the cases against developing covert $900.00 disease. so there's no reason why not to go with that particular dosing regime. and of course, if you use half the doses the initial vaccination, then it's then it's harder the cost and the vaccine will go further. so i think this is very, very positive news. so talking about that 70 percent on average, is that just being transparent? i think this group has been extremely transparent

bellwethers indicative of which candidate will win the national race i'm joined in the studio now by artie's ecostar thanks for coming in again igor we know that a number of states still in play it's still too early to predict who's going to win the election this time around this. so much we don't know we don't know which way it's going to go we don't know whether a candidate is going to contest the results when they come in what we do know is that we have this very distinct division across america tell me more about that absolutely it's too early to call the results of this this particular election but this is what everyone keeps saying but it seems that both candidates remain deaf to these to these schools just to bring the horses a little bit to not to not to make the situation even more heated as it already has been you've just heard both the trumpet and outright claiming he's won the election biden saying that the they are on track to claiming the victory in this in this vote and this is hardly a surprise because it's because these candidates they're just projecting what their supporter

my colleague saskia taylor discussed this with artie's maria fanaa. putin spoke to journalists about the gold they could about for more than 40 minutes, and he said the bloody war that lasted 6 weeks and took so many lives and so much devastation and destruction could have been ended earlier. not on october, 19th and 20th. i had a series of phone conversations with president aliyev and prime minister passion yann. at that time, the armed forces of azerbaijan had regained control over an insignificant southern part of care about it. in general, i managed to convince president aliyev that it was possible to stop the hostilities . but his obligatory condition was the return of refugees, including to shusha. so then unexpectedly, for me, the position of armenian partners was formulated in such a way that it was unacceptable for them that the prime minister told me back then. no, we cannot agree to this. we will fight. therefore, accusations against him, of some kind of betrayal have no basis that this is broken, but i wrote a very specific place and prese

and no clear winner can be declared certainly still anyone's game is they say ok thanks ken it was artie's kind of mock in new york last night somebody can say if he joins us in the studio i'm already we're hearing that too close to we heard from biden we have been trumped by i think the bank in a way well yeah no neither is conceding both both promise you know the voodoo think that they're they're going to win this and this is perhaps the worst case scenario election to clues to cool that is being dragged out and people 1 are on the edge nerves of fraying there's an atmosphere of tension everywhere the huge protests all across the country hundreds of people now you know participating in fights have been taken to 4 people have been stabbed supporters stab just outside the white house. at the same time while everyone is waiting to patients is really is running out while everyone is waiting on the results we already have a hint of what's to come and that is both candidates are claiming that they're winning. we believe we're on track to witness a lot we're going to wear this thank you thank y

artie's paper all over with more? well the latest from berlin is the sound of a can being kicked further down the road when it comes to water restrictions and how those restrictions will be strengthened. angela merkel, the german chancellor went into a meeting on monday with the heads of the 16 german states. wanting to put in place stronger restrictions that would be ensuring didn't law. the heads of the local governments though they wanted to see advice and it's advice. that's where it stays, the vice is. don't meet any more people than you really have to try and stay away from making the necessary contacts. really, this was the result of a long meeting that went on the press conference was 3 and a half hours delayed from when it was 1st advertised, it would be, it seems that after all of that talking, they've said they're going to come back next wednesday. the 25th of november with a long term plan for how we're strictures are going to be in play. that the message coming from angela merkel use sat there alongside t

last year of quote uncomfortable physical contact she gave artie's polly boyko an exclusive interview. started out with wanting me to serve train at an event because he likes my legs and he thought i was pretty and i was very much a believer in him in the democratic party he was talking about trying to get forward this legislation to protect women and it was really shocking to be treated you know a different way. to fight really what was it like for you at the time when it happened it was shattering. because i was in a no win situation. you know i said no and and rejected someone who does not like rejection and i knew in that moment and i remember you know my whole body shaking i think i described that and how cold i felt i think i went into a kind of shock but that was about it was more than a fear he was so powerful and also that my career was over right now obviously he's much older he's got a very different image to what was the joe biden like back then the image that you're discussing now is this ground. 0 kind of this paternalistic no older frail even figure back then he was one

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