we are talking about compounding w the 4 trillion or so that's arty out there with another 2 trillion with this bill. as i pointed out yesterday, mr. president, some point, some point the chickens come home to roost. you cannot continue down this path without consequence on the economy. now the argument import of this is we need to do more but we need to get this out there. we got to stimulate the economy. my fear and a lot of super specs right now is the economy could be overseen later. the budget office said recently that without any additional assistance the economy's gonna grow in 2021 at 3.7%. we are flooding the zone with so much of money that the money supply numbers have been exploding in 2020 money supply was up into 26%. year over year from 2,002,019 average about 6%. this year's going to have another 12% there is a lot of money, mr. president out there in the economy. what is that mean long-term for our economy and for the individual workers in our economy? first off it means that there's more and more dollars chasing sure goods are going to get inflation. that is inevitabl

both his loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with artie's editor in chief these are just a few of the things that former catalan leader and member of european parliament karla's puja month speaks about in the latest episode of artie's going on the ground up huge amount was a key figure in catalonia as independence referendum back in 2017 which was ruled illegal by a spain ultimately forcing him to flee the country he did however become an m.e.p. in 2019 but earlier this month the european parliament stripped him of his parliamentary immunity you can watch the full interview on our channel throughout the day but for now a quick preview. tell me what their removal of your immunity from prosecution means might clear a threat against one of the nation's european democracy. trending fundamental rights human values for a while you were in jail in schleswig. what did it personally feel like now charge . spain. are not acceptable you know. what kind of crime used to nation or 1000000000 my effective boss margarita simonyan named by the judge a understand that you were workin

is reporting was actually spying for the kremlin has artie's saskia to. on the face of it a sin sation old story it's got all the words 7 to draw or read or spotlight public enemy number one russia but a closer look at not sensation apart basically daniel lined up an r.t. to each employee claims he was essentially used as a spy for the channel and then all the information he was gathering on kremlin critic alex anan found me when he was recuperating in a bill and clinic for legit poisoning was being put straight into the hands of russian president vladimir putin since ational rights were not quite because the evidence seems more taken from a manual called john ism water one than spying one are one as proof screenshots of a chat with editors i'll tell you these chats a common practice that the easiest way for reporters producers cameraman tech guys to coordinate and also tell you that pretty boring filled with the just tickle stuff and despite claims his chart was pretty boring to yes he was also to go inside the shower take clinic one found he was cooled

in its family of channels they have now begun blocking artie's website online through r.t. russian for example now is blocked in latvia and this is what viewers see when they try to visit the web site your internet browser is trying to connect to a website which in the territory of the latvian republic is a more fully distributing television programs without a retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council. last year latvia's communications watchdog council choose to block r.t. here on the website it now says view as you see this message that r.t. doesn't have a permit to broadcast in latin plenty of channels in latvia that broadcasts there but don't have a permit from the state especially on live every single channel in the world nevertheless this is where the confusion comes out that they've tried very hard to block r.t. 1st with this reason on the website that it doesn't have a permit earlier it was because our g.'s somehow is under european sanctions when it when it isn't and it's been abundantly obvious that it isn't the latvians have said that the

the country's premier is standing firm insisting he won't send back russia's shots with more his artie'seurope correspondent peter all of. it is no longer the health minister of slovakia he stood down from roll over his decision to import the sputnik the vaccine from russia into slovakia 2 out of the 4 partners that make up the coalition government in slovakia said he had to go so following that he said the only option available to him was to quit if he ceased to coalition parties made my resignation a condition for them to stay in the coalition is such a situation i think there was no point arguing i'm not glued to my position at the ministry so i decided to resign. slovakia imported 200000 doses of russia's sputnik v. becoming the 2nd e.u. member state to do so the european medicines agency the e m a still hasn't given sputnik the the green light to be used across the e.u. but that hasn't stopped countries like slovakia and hungry from still importing it hungary is being given out the job for a little while now prime minister igor in slovakia though said that the reason he accepted the

nato nations we've seen it here of course in britain and the build peace specifically accuses the arty stuff of acting on the orders of the russian government and there's only a couple of degrees of separation between the people making the production call and the people in charge of the country do you expect bill to provide anything solid to back that up or is it just doing what tabloids do. well of buildings like reuters or the b.b.c. according to recent reports there have been 5 eyes network of u.s. intelligence to back them up in court i think the important thing about journalism and to realize here or to me is i think i think i have to say you know it's it's a truism that most journalists seem to forget in so-called mainstream media it's not a case of organizations telling their journalists what what to write and what to say obviously r.t. is funded by mandate of the russian duma the fact is if you're a journalist and see what you do how you work if they like it. if they like what you're doing you do well that's a similarly organization no journalist should ever think they are trul

you tube stance of belief or making false claims about last year's election result on his podcast artie's ben swann asked the selection of guests for their take on the clampdown. governments and the public really have lost control of of what's going on online it gets to a real scary place when every discussion has to be more about so who knows when in fact we need to actually hear a broader discussion it's a fine line between. protecting and sensory and creating a bunch of members of society who can't have critical conversation of the future because they're afraid and not only might they be canceled just from from existing on line or in on other ways but their whole lives could in fact their lives could be canceled if they if they step too far one way or the other when you read it in a constitutional republic where free speech and the 1st amendment is protected it's the 1st amendment for a reason it's the most important because all the others don't matter if you can't talk about them for some reason we've just focused all of our aggression on donald trump and never really looked at those

volley and then in one of the top paragraphs saying that the russian government deliberately used artie's german branch r t deutsche to spy. on alexei volley and his associates through the german nationals who worked for r t deutsche so that does indeed probably sound a bit scary or some would call it appalling but let's actually read into the article to understand what the basis of it is the whistleblower his name is daniel long day a filmmaker who had been working for a t.v. for several years is describing his assignments that the management gave him during the time when the russians number one opposition activist alike same of ali was being treated in the sherry to a hospital in berlin after the alleged poisoning. so how does bill to this article make the leap to big spying from just the day to day job of reporting exactly that's what i want to talk about because the article contains screenshots of what they're calling secret chat a secret chat between mr. and the r t h management i can tell that the people who are in there actually know them they are indeed the people who are in charg

artie's russian language web site has been taken offline by a number of and the net providers in a lotfia falls last year's decision by the country's broad broadcast regulator to ban 7 channels in the r t media group this is the message you get if you're trying to open the page in lafayette your incidents browser is trying to connect to websites which in the territory of the let's be republic is a more fully distributing television programs without so retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council last june officials in rio claimed r.t. was effectively controlled by dmitri kessler of is a moscow born t.v. anchor who is on the list of individuals officially sanctioned by the you but in fact he has never worked at r.t.e. he has a media group called r.c.s. of warner which is a separate organization we have so far heard no indication from the lobby an authority is as to how they've linked him to this channel back when the allegation was made artie's editor in chief gave her views on the issue dimitri kiss it off is not the head of r.t. he has nothing to do with r.t. to

interview artie's constantine roscoff has been picking apart the words of the 2 world leaders. because really. just i would wish him good health i'm not joking i mean it secondly i want to say that's in the history of every country there are many tragic and dramatic events but when we judge people or other nations we look into a mirror we see ourselves we impose on others what we see in ourselves when i was a child and we had arguments in the court yard we were saying bounces off me and sticks to you and it's not just the children saying the meaning is very deep in. response to this bombshell remarks made by joe biden was highly anticipated and everyone's been kia is swap the russian president would say to this and how it's going to affect the relationship between the 2 countries well for now it definitely seems that mr putin has chosen not to get deeper down and this war of words and undiplomatic statements but you know at the same time he lived afterwards russia. and i was the only state that the united states government wants to maintain certain relations with us but on the

so much solid arty all weekend. today, a new al lie joining others to say stop the hate. >>> more than a thousand people taking over market street. a march to stop hate and violence against asian americans. >> we're people, too. >>> that violence on the rise in the bay area. many crimes against asian american seniors caught on camera. just days ago, eight people gunned down in atlanta. six of the victims were asian women. so, to just stand up and say enough is enough. >> before the march, is a rally. the lgbt becoming a new in the cause. >> i refuse asian hate. >> and so many of our leaders from the lgbt community to say we are standing with our asian- american families, our seniors. it means so much. >> the fear of just walking down the street, a new reality for many families. >> my mom was actually shopping. instead of ornaments or dresses, she is shopping for baseball bat s or to protect herself. this is not the life that i wanted for my people. >> stand by one another and protect people. >> and when it comes to

it's about a man named artie who is both deaf and blind. sign he displays and the young man compelled to help him. "feeling through" was inspired by director doug roland's real-life encounter with a deaf-blind man. what was it about that moment that was so impactful and it stayed with you? >> it was making this really heartfelt connection with a man from a community i'd never experienced before and immediately getting any assumptions that i might have dispelled >> reporter: roland worked with the helen keller center to help audition actors for the role his star, though, was closer than he thought. a worker in the center's kitchen robert tarango, deaf and legally blind with an extremely narrow field of vision, turned out to be a natural actor. through a sign language interpreter we talked about his role in an oscar-nominated film your first time out, your first acting role what does that feel like >> interpreter: i feel very, very happy of course completely unexpected but very happy to find out the momentum we've been gaining and i'm just th

southern border among other things artie's come up and comment. we're a little while into the biden presidency he did not address a joint session of congress as incoming presidents generally do now he spoke to the press conference and there was a lot of topics that were discussed for the migrant crisis issues with china etc one particularly interesting moment came when he was pressed about why he had not formed dake reelection committee and was he actually planning to run for reelection this is how that exchange went down between joe biden and the press the also just made some news by saying that you are going to run for re-election and i said that is my expectation so is that a yes that you are running for reelection. i don't know where you guys come from man i've never been able to travel i'm a great perspective fate had there variable planned for and i have 3 and a half years ahead for certain and do you believe you'll be running against former president trump oh i don't even think about i don't have i have no idea. i have no idea who the repub

. >> reporter: it's about a man names arty who is both deaf and blind.plays and the young man compelled to help him. feeling through was inspired by the real life encounter with a deaf blind man. >> what was it about that moment that was so impact fl and it stayed with you. >> it was making this really heart felt connection with a man from a community i had never experienced before and immediately getting any assumptions i might have dispelled. >> reporter: roland worked with the helen keller center to help audition people from the role. the star was a worker in the center's kitchen robert is deaf and legally blind with an extremely narrow field of vision turned out to be a natural actor. through a sign language interpreter, we talked about his role in an oscar-nominated film. >> your first time out, your first acting role, what does that feel like >> i am very, very happy of course, completely unexpected, but very happy to find out the momentum we've been gaining and i'm just thrilled with it >> reporter: the film breaks ground as the first to star a de

issue but the channel's editor in chief says that claim doesn't add up we're joined in the studio by artie's magos if for more on this now this is not just a question of one clip of being banned but the whole channel a bit harsh no it's important for reference to bear in mind that this is a chattel with 5000000 subscribers with 3. see bb views of this is this is an enormous jam and what happened was that you tube received 4 strikes in very quick succession from the same user a channel called business casual and what the shuttle did is fall for strikes against r.t. in the span of barely a few months and the child was struck down to show by and this is the 1st star child of this size news media travel of this size has been blocked unusual now if you if you try to access it there's a warning saying that this shuttle has been terminated because of policy violations terms of service violations vis business casual chattel the fall of the strikes has also sued the new york court they've refused any communication in the effort to try to come to some sort of agreement to find out what it is that that

here's artie's saskia taylor. the world changed big time over the last year but some things stay the same remember russia madelyne as well that our global engagement center has identified 4 russian online platforms that are directed by russian intelligence services and spread disinformation about 2 of the vaccines that have now been approved by the f.d.a. in this country we are aware of it we're monitoring and we are taking steps to address back just in time to wage vaccine war because while hackings a bit passe in electing foreign presidents is a bit wild been there done that vaccines are where it's at 2021 and when it became clear that american scientists might now vaccine the russian ones the kremlin bolts had no choice but to raise that disinform in heads again the emphasis on denigration pfizer is likely due to stay just as the 1st besides it wouldn't be to see mass use resulting in a greater potential threat to sputniks market dominance who said a global pandemic couldn't be politicized now some would say th

his loss of parliamentary immunity jail and alleged ties with artie's editor in chief just a few of the things former catalan leader a member of european parliament colace put him on speaks about in the latest episode of arties going underground because the more was a key figure in a catalog is independent referendum of 2017 that was ruled illegal by spain opposed mom was forced to flee the country he then became an m.e.p. in 2019 but earlier this month the european parliament stripped him of parliamentary immunity for the full interview on the stand off across the day for now here's a preview. tell me what their removal of your immunity from prosecution means might clear a threat against one of the bases of her european democracy which consist in trending fundamental rights human values that are up for a while you were in jail in schleswig. what did it personally feel like now charge that spain has presented are not acceptable you know. what what kind of crime used to mission or a 1000000000 my effective boss margarita simonyan name by the judge i understand that you are working with h

happy to admit it's all for political reasons good to have you in thanks for the update there was artie's against the. i mean our serious concerns over the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine have prompted major players to temporarily stop using the anti k v jab they do include spain portugal germany france and italy and it does come after reports last week of blood clots and one death among those who receive the inauguration in denmark or europe correspondent peter oliver has the latest health officials and senior politicians from across europe said that the astra zeneca vaccine is going to be suspended in the country this is while an investigation is carried out to determine whether there's any link between those who have the vaccine and the development of blood clots. the decision is a purely precautionary measure astra zeneca is used as a vaccine by millions of people in many countries around the world we're very aware of the significance of this decision and have not taken it lightly. the decision which was also taken in accordance with our european policy is to suspend vaccinations w

ever in the past and it's not just the shootings in atlanta that are being laid at trump's door as artie'snow reports. it is being a tough few weeks for jew 50 days in office in the problems keep piling up fortunately and thank the polls for this even with trump gone you can still blame your problems on him the last administration left us a dismantled an unworkable system we are dedicated to achieving and quite frankly are working around the clock to replace the cruelty of the passage ministration to put it succinctly the prior administration dismantled our nation's immigration system in its entirety. a solid year democrats and biden praised migrants you remember that don't you citizenship for millions they promised within 100 days i'm going to send to united states congress a pathway to citizenship for over 11000000 undocumented people and all of those so-called dreamers those docket kids they're going to be immediately certified again to be able to stay in this country oh gosh dad who could have predicted that promising millions of people potential citizenship would flood your borders wi

now importing record amounts of russian crude artie's constant iraq off reports. well well well look who's shopping on the russian oil market the u.s. purchased record breaking volumes of russian crude in 2020 make in moscow its 3rd largest oil supplier even saudi arabia longstanding the american ally and one of the world's largest oil exporters is left behind while this can be true you would say the u.s. is increasingly buying a valuable commodity filling the coffers of a country it deems to be one of the most formidable foes i mean where is the logic maybe it's a mistake you know a one time thing well that really according to the u.s. energy information administration america has been ramping up its oil imports from russia for the last 5 years until they finally broke a decade old record and that's despite all the hostility tension harsh rhetoric and even this you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. or do so what price must he pay the price he's going to pay will you'll see shortly well you would say trade is above politics but wasn't the us the country

conference has been rapidly this appearing and you should hear some of the feedback to not which artie's ben swallow received in his podcast. governments and the public really have lost control of of what's going on online it gets to a real such a scary place when every discussion has to be managed by so who knows when in fact we need to actually have a broader discussion it's a fine line between. protecting and censoring and creating a bunch of members of society who can't have critical conversation of the future because they're afraid and not only might they be canceled just from from existing online or in an other ways but their whole life we couldn't infect their lives could be canceled if they if they step too far one way or the other when you're out or in a constitutional republic where free speech and the 1st amendment is protected it's the 1st amendment for a reason it's the most important because all the others don't matter if you can't talk about them for some reason we've just focused all of our aggression on donald trump and not really looked at those larger if you logical in

year's ceasefire agreement moscow has also been supplying humanitarian aid to the shattered country artie's reports from syria. let me mean russian air base here and fear is northern province of what track it takes up a relatively small piece of land but it helped win the whole country back how i'll show you follow me. was. taken by declaring that a government our forces were meant for their defeats predicted it was a very important moment then russian abby ation played a very important role see what over the name changed was among the 1st pilots to come here back in 2015 with wildstorm global 2015 things were close to the point of no return the country could have ceased to exist our forces played a crucial role in the conflict. to give you an understanding of how intensive to mission has been since the start in the 1st 24 hours with the help of russian navy ation the syrian army managed to take back. and push the enemy back 70 kilometers. from a mame air base thought it was several tense in the middle of nowhere headed grew to a real town with streets and boulevards a church and a dream ca

secretary of state artie's killam up and has more. it's been over 20 years of war thousands of lives lost many hopes for possible settlements that have been disappointed but now as the united states faces a may 1st deadline to withdraw its forces we have the new administration in washington d.c. the biden ministration putting forward a proposal for a power sharing agreement with the taliban a letter from antony blinken the new u.s. secretary of state written to the president of afghanistan proposed developing constructive positions we considering the food withdrawal of forces by may 1st as we consider other options even with the continuation of financial assistance from the united states to forces often american military withdrawal i'm concerned who disagreed situation listen and that the taliban could make rapid turns turold gains i'm making this clear so you understand the urgency of my tone regarding the cliques of work outlined in this letter the taliban would be given 50 percent representation in key executive bodies so they coul

artie's a russian language web site has been taken offline by a number of internet service providers in love it follows last year's decision by the country's broadcast regulator to buy on 7 channels in the r t media group let's show you the message you will see if you try to open the page in up here your internet browser is trying to connect to a website which in the territory of the latvian republic is unlawfully distributing television programs without a retransmission issued by the national electronic mass media council. you know just some background last june officials and rehear claimed he was quote effectively controlled by dimitri kissel the old he's a moscow born t.v. who's a list of individuals officially sanctioned by the e.u. but in fact mr kissel you know of has never worked at r.t. he heads a media group called receive a civilian which is a separate organization we've heard no indication from the lothian authorities as to how they've linked him to this channel buck when the allegation was made artie's editor in chief gave her views on the issue the military kissing offic

well, that would be a truly desperate step. artie's ron brownstein, thank you for bringing us the latest on that story. and other news and to asian attacks in america show no signs of letting up police in new york city are investigating 2 assault on asian residents. on monday, one of the victims was an elderly filipino woman who was brutally beaten, while her male assailant yelled, racial slurs, and warning you may find the following video upsetting and what seems to bother people the most is that there are several eyewitnesses in the video who didn't intervene, did not step up to stop the attacker. and that is very similar to something that took place on the new york city subway. another anti asian hate crime, which video has also been made available of take a look now the new york city police department says there is a sharp increase in anti asian hate crimes. they say there have been $27.00 similar incidents that took place over the course of the last year, 12 of which were violent assaults. now, there has been a conversation among the u.s. public about anti asian racism. we've heard

record influx of families no longer able to feed themselves after months of pandemic restrictions artie's easterly when they're to find out. the execution has to be equivalent to a military style operation 0 margin for error you can imagine with the numbers that were facing this community center in northwest london functions as a place of support for homeless people even supporting victims of domestic violence but it's its use as a food bank providing seriously much needed food support for families across london which has garnered headlines and those volunteers and the people running this food bank say that since the coded pandemic began they've been almost overwhelmed by the numbers of families who need support this with each of thousands of people queuing for over 2 kilometers to get access to food bank support went viral simply highlighting the desperate situation that thousands if not millions of people across the country are currently in one photo became job loss for many just with the increase and ever since and we've been seeing attempts an increase every single week we've been doi

been called fascist for mentioning he'd read a book criticizing left wing activist group anti for artie's constantine rushkoff looks at the growing chorus of criticism for those who question progressive narratives. just think about it you read a book you like it you say publicly no harm done you would hope well that's what winston marshall did he was the banjo player in a british band called mumford and sons and he dared to enjoy the wrong literature over the last few days i've come to better understand the pain caused by the book i endorsed as a result of my actions some taken time away from the bonds to examine my blinds posts so like in the band's hit single they'll just have to wait for him but what was the evil book he read you might ask something so bad it wasn't enough to say sorry he had to quit the band had been planned and for many years was a mind com or an isis manual on how to make bombs no much worse winston marshall was cold out by social justice worriers for publicly recommending in newly published book criticize an n.t. for well you remember n.t. for right. that was in th

it is going to that could well be some more financial skeletons found in various people's closets artie's that you're of course one of peter oliver thank you. in the meantime hof of old work is in france are refusing to get the job despite having to work closely with the elderly at high risk from the disease. there are also concerns about the shot safety as well as mistrust of the government behind the inoculation dr if we do talk about this a bit later in the program. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or in maybe in the shallows. ironic that all the people that are in the big point bubble talk about the other bubbles that the fed is inflated without recognising that they're in a bubble themselves i mean it's like a bubble is generally in the eye of the beholder nobody can tell their own bubble and so you've got all these people who are involved in the cry

addressed supporters and pledged to hold early elections with more on the day's developments here's artie's constantine or us call for on the ground in armenia. a lot has been going on in your of on lately and the 2 major rallies that were held both by the opposition and the supporters of the prime minister they are officially over but people are still outside on this race and we're now let's actually follow with these supporters of the prime minister because after the rally it was over they started to march around the city they were shouting slogans in support of the prime minister there were no major clashes reported that was one of the greatest concerns of that day the police they blocked off the cordon off the area and they didn't let this procession to go to the national parliament that's where the position. is held in its own rally now let me tell you that. he used his rally to make several major political statements and now instruments and for example he said that he offered to hold a referendum a constitutional referendum to amend the constitution and change the country's political

recent show you can find it where you'll find all our shows at youtube dot com slash the big picture artie also prominent in biz buzz lately are spack s p a c special purpose acquisition companies also referred to as blank check company's hillary explain how specs work how are they different than i.p.o.'s and why as an investor what i want to write anyone a blank check. well 1st of all let me just explain as of exactly what they are they're really essentially shell companies that raise money from investors through stock market listing so in other words sort of anybody can get into them so the shell companies have no active business of themselves so it's not like you mind into an actual company like you're not buying into winnebago for example that we just mentioned their operations are basically listed on major exchanges where investors can buy their shares and then they use those funds raised by their sponsors and investors to acquire other companies so actually that nothing new and they've been around for years but they're just really on a roll now as you mentioned holland actually last

growing after a police officer that was charged with her murder and is appearing in court on saturday artie's shaadi edwards reports. text me when you get home the parting words when we say treat each other when they split ways to make sure they actually make him say that he's touched in their heart and pretending to be on the right is also trying to protect against topics i may have a copy of common where just over a week ago several ever existed kid walking home from a friend's house at 9 30 pm a male officer has since been arrests. have been charged. and now he's a you and me pounding his head. and wednesday evening detectives investigating the disappearance of wrought discover the body secreted in woodland in kent. the body has now been recovered and a formal identification procedure has been undertaken. but can now confirm that it is the body of several of the killing of sarah after it has sparked out for free and rage about women's public safety at the hands of men's actions women base in the area allegedly visited local homes telling women not to go out alone in the area that may have

has not responded to requests for talks other than saying that joe biden's busy artie's saskia taylor picks up the story. well we all know that moscow and washington are no strangers to tense relations but many had hoped this was a thing of the past however of recent days seem to show that very little has changed since the cold war the same suspicions the same war of words are alive and well decades on and in fact in a sign that such an impossible breaking point has been reached moscow was forced to admit that despite its best efforts and despite its hopes to the contrary the might be no option but to relive a kind of through back to the low points of the past of course we always hope for the best and prepare for the worst the president has clearly expressed his desire to maintain relations between russia and the u.s. no matter what it says he's not only in our interest but the entire world's why is such a resigned tone from the kremlin well just to recap quickly you argued this week on national television president biden essentially called vladimir putin's a killer a shocking stateme

of murder and one count of manslaughter of the hearings are expected to run for at least a month artie's going on the ground spoke with the co-founder of black lives matter in greater new york he seems to trial as a litmus test for the u.s. traditional system you can watch this full interview at your own leisure online at r.t. dot com. well this is where the rubber meets the more rope everyone across the world saw the george floyd chili i guess right now is the true test of the american justice system we know that it's been biased we know that it's based on racism and now is the time to show if we progress or not that's progress being made willfully saucers go to jail it's it's it's it's it's great to corporations say we love lay people it's good that politicians say we're going to stand by black people but if the area showing it is it can be murder in the proceedings there will i mean everything remains the same nothing is cheering all or all of the riots all the tears all the pain nothing is shades the america is still the same race displaced it's always been this is a true test. chanc

we have arti facts that reflect that. and holds the power of this kind of event in the imagination is a trunk. it's a small travel trunk of a period. and it was fetched out of the sea. the story is that it was fetched out of the sea from near where the essex wrecked. and a man on one ship, who had it. sold it to a man on another ship. this is from the essex. and man bought it and took it and held it dear. and he lived in ohio, retired there, his family was from there. and in the 1890s, his family gave the trunk at the nha, knowing the importance of the essex. so, this is from the essex and it's always been displayed as trunk from the essex. there isn't a single water stain on it. so, and they were in the boats for three months. how nevertheless, it's one of those oral traditions. but it's an artifact. that's the ultimate thing about writing history. i will always have huge respect for the tenuousness. you -- it's said that those who don't know history will live to repeat it. unfortunately, we're all going to repeat histor

what we should and shouldn't be doing causing that it's unnecessary public anxiety shows evil ski arty paris. meantime here vaccinated the kremlin's confirmed indeed good for isn't the covert 19 but which one is still a mystery officials saying they won't specify the shot in order to stress that indeed all 3 russian vaccines are safe effective so as it stands more than 6000000 people have had their 1st here in russia since the inoculation campaign started over 4000000 have already had both doses there's a graph there the infection rates. with the number of daily new cases now under 10000 next artie's i'm chris solve ski speaking to the deputy prime minister about the vaccine program and how it differs from europe if you say that vaccination is c. in we're monitoring it safety would it be easier for the government to make it more or less mandatory or if not forcing people strongly compelling them as in israel if you don't want to be vaccinated which don't leave your house. russia has extensive experience nationwide vaccination we have got used to its voluntary nature i think trying to p

war information war against russia as you mentioned there the lobby and authorities were mentioning artie's alleged relationship with the head of the rest see a subordinate media group saying that he is under essentially ends up on fact he has no link to this channel whatsoever and that's been explained to them why has nothing changed it's quite believe listen it's just like somebody saying well we're going to to ban the b.b.c. a foreign country are going to ban the b.b.c. because of a certain individual who's head of the b.b.c. it's almost say well hang on though yes he's actually. connected to i.t.v. the main competitor in britain to to to the b.b.c. that would be quite ludicrous and that's exactly what's happened here it's i mean i saw your clip there when it showed mark mcghee to see mine yeah the head of r.t. saying that perhaps that the ins you know have just googled russia's then come up with it with a translation. so you know if it really is it would be laughable if the consequences went to sirius and if what's going on is so is so wrong he's absolutely wrong censorship it's suing a

network of repeatedly breaking the law i discussed the story just a bit earlier in the program with artie's daniel hawkins. well disagreements between twitter and the russian media and telecommunications regulator go back a number of years the social media giant has previously received both warnings and fined for failing to add here to russian laws and this slowing down of twitter here in russia is a step taken by the regulator to encourage shared pressure twitter to comply with those laws the slowdown will affect all mobile devices and half of non mobile devices here in russia largely affecting videos and streaming services that action was taken because of twitter's apparent refusal to remove thousands of pieces of content largely relating to the protection of children that these requests go back several years and the regulator says if twitter does fail to comply and continues. to to not remove such images and such content further measures could be taken from 2017 to the present time to it as not removed contents inserting minors to commit suicide child pornography as well as information a

artie's also under pressure in europe has blocked the r t russian website following last year's decisionto ban 7 channels under the party's media will be discussing not and a few minutes. germany's a vaccination program has suffered another a blow with berlin again suspending the use of the astra zeneca shot this time for those under 60 that's left many and that age group have already had their 1st dose in limbo. it's right for the 2nd dose of astra zeneca for those under 16 who have already had their 1st dose the standing committee for vaccination will take a few minutes position by the end of a trail up nieman acknowledging the news that had come through from the robert cock institute the public health body here in germany regarding potential links between the vaccine and blood clots and those that had taken it i'm going to merkel said these concerns could not be ignored alongside angola merkel was health minister yen spawn at the press conference he described the news coming out about astra zeneca job as a major blow is this all of it is undoubtedly a sad back that one of the vaccines