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nice to talk with you to our social media sites like facebook and twitter censoring conservatives brant bozell head of the media research center says they are and that he has truth and he joins me after the break stay right there was politicking right after this. those who know the middle east understand that the decision to bring tens of thousands of palestinian marchers to our border is the work of hamas the question is does a country like israel have a right to protect its borders its internationally recognized border if you say no it doesn't then you you will be exposed. in july twenty second team hunted a freelance journalist working with the. militant shelling in syria. to own it his sacrifice county has established a holiday memorial and they will recognize more reporters who often risk to end up for the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a lot of video along britain form until june the twelfth go to a. book about them politicking we've heard of the russian troll farms and other groups stoking divisions among americans via social pl

plays back a bit of bread now and brant from war games to another kind of game altogether an incredible story it's part of this diplomatic thawing between the koreas that's happening at the speed of sound helen and now a remarkable demonstration of how rapidly relations between north and south korea are changing as a result of the thaw and hostility between the two countries teams from both nations were due to face off at the world table tennis championships in sweden what transpired was well something special. they will count as two separate korean teens each vying for a place in the world championship semifinals this is a special time for north south relations and after the post for peace from that leaders last week it was time for politics to meet ping pong very very. very very. very. real. media. if you are going to be. i think. you are. a historic moment and perhaps a first in the history of international sports and makes tournament's much asked. for and i wondered if we could make a joint team and whether i could join the team now it has really happened and i feel very proud i did

i wouldn't go that far brant yes there is the possibility of conflict on the on the border there is a possibility of further action by the iranians to embed themselves militarily in syria which poses a direct threat to israel security iran has already tried to penetrate the israeli defenses with throne and and has been building up its military capabilities in the syrian territory so i think that there is that possibility as things heat up but i don't think that's what yesterday's announcement yesterday's revelation by the president by the prime minister was was really about i think it was about a nuclear deal between the world powers and iran that as this majority says yes iran has been complying with elements of that deal but there was one key element of the deal with which iran just lately not been complying and that was to reveal the facts the truth of its previous what was described as a possible military dimensions of its of its of its nuclear program and in fact as we saw yesterday this was not possible or potential or presumed military dimensions this was a very well thought th

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good evening brant well most people have gone home ahead of that general strike call for tomorrow not in the general strike but also he's pledged to block grozny the airport leading to the country's borders so rail all an attempt to bring life to a standstill and ready for this mass the day started off in quite surreal fashion we had thousands of people out in the square seemingly very confident that this was a done deal we talked to them about what they thought would happen and for them it seemed just a matter of sitting out long enough until he came back to them victorious as prime minister but obviously as we saw the ruling republican party has been in control of all media from all the two decades now wasn't going to give up its power without a fight and without some surprise on the way yeah and you know for the world watching this story it's hard to believe what we're seeing a nine hour marathon parliament session today. and then the only candidate for prime minister is not allowed to take that position so one of people been telling you i mean are the the angry are they disappoint

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robin brant is in beijing.dea china will start buying $200 billion more worth of goods from the us — that's a huge sum — questions arising around how easily, realistically, could that be achieved? well, it's a staggering number. to try to achieve that kind of a cut in the surplus within just a 2k month period, many people think it is, frankly, laughable. look at the main exports from china to the us, top of the list is things like smartphones, ipads, furniture, component parts for hi—tech goods. if you added those numbers on an annual basis they do not come near the $200 million total. that aspiration for the president is what he has rested his domestic political credibility on. if he were to achieve any kind of agreement he would be happy with that. a cut in the surplus would be something he could point to. but others around him have bigger concerns about what they see as china's unfair subsidy of key industries in this country such as electronic vehicles, aviation, robotics. that is what they are more worried

getting brant yes this is been a story is going to kept us gossiping all day he's version of events and the authorities here say that this was necessary to be able to. prove the organizers responsibility for this it was their connections to russia so by carrying out this attack. allowing the appearance of stacked coming out they were hoping to provoke the organized religion with this alleged attack to incriminate themselves basically and they say that they now have that evidence and they have detained someone they say ukraine sits and they say is the organizer of these attacks but they've yet to prove that direct links to moscow but they say they have that proof ok so we've we've got one person then who is in custody tonight emily let me ask you from the get go russia has denied any involvement does the kremlin feel vindicated tonight. well i absolutely think they do and we've seen some official statements come out as well from the foreign ministry for example they called this whole thing an anti russian provocation they also called it propaganda that was used to confuse the entire inte

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i mean obviously brant i can't say what they will say but if i were to guess i i think that they will likely stick to this plot and i can only assure you that i've heard the words russophobia campaign cited in all kinds of cases from doping to the screen paul case i just mentioned to the the chemical weapons attacks in syria. which were reportedly carried out by the syrian side a close freshen ally so i think they will stick to that narrative that this is a russophobe account and. reporters without borders could. go operation they've called it a stunt would you say this is evidence that ukraine is losing the public relations battle. well but this is a very interesting story because on the one hand you have internationally a lot of pushback against this stunt a lot of frustration as you said there were calls without borders but also the overseas media freedom saw coming out with very strong words against this lots of international leaders who expressed their condolences will be seen now feel like they have egg on their face we saw ukraine's foreign minister talking about this on the fl

called her on wall street thank you and now to the potential for a turning point in korean history brant that's right and it is going to start with a save the date tweet daniel imagine that we've got a date in a venue for that much anticipated summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il and that summit will take place on june twelfth in singapore on trying tweeted the announcement shortly after welcoming home three americans who had been released from detention in north korea he described their release as a sign of goodwill from pyongyang. it was nearly three in the morning but the u.s. president and the first lady were on hand to greet the freed captives from a north korean labor camp to reception with the u.s. president it all happened in less than a day and for these three men their release was the moment their families had dreamed of. really great. grabbed. the three men are kim jong il tony kim and kim phuc song all are americans who were imprisoned in north korea for between one and two years for quote anti-state activities the charges are widely

successful but as of now this front stands but nobody knows how long and that was our correspondent brant record at the e.u. summit in sofia. well still to come on the day a new ebola threat in congo the deadly virus spreads from the remote country zine to a large city health officials are racing to contain the outbreak more on that later in the day. all that has been three days in since israeli forces killed sixty palestinians along the gaza border it happened as the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem was dedicated where today the arab league held an emergency meeting and called for an investigation into the killings at the u.n. a proposal for an independent investigation was blocked by the united states along with a little bit. we call for a credible international investigation about for the crimes committed by the occupiers on the cars of borders in the last few days which resulted in the deaths of more than sixty marchers. in macao to be assertive tough with the kingdom of saudi arabia rejects the united states embassy moved to jerusalem. we see this that first prejudicial to the historic

nice to talk with you to our social media sites like facebook and twitter censoring conservatives brant bozell head of the media research center says they are and that he has proof and he joins me after the break stay right there was politicking right after this. played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside i. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each of killian erroneous and spending thirty to twenty million a bomb fly a. book it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so will transfer. the case it's going to. up. the back of politicking we've heard of the russian troll farms and other groups stoking divisions among americans via social platforms that is there also a current senate effort by sites like facebook and twitter to censor conservative posts and opinions that's a claim by a group of noted conservative writers and voices and they've recently teamed up to demand change brant b

worry absolutely we had that rumbling yesterday a true thunderclap which we saw on the markets today brant investors around the world are freaking out for want of a better word essentially they're worried that it's leigh's economy could collapse that there could be contagion in the euro zone they're worried that that could spell an earthquake for that whole single currency area and then that could lead to negative growth people or even for costing the potential if that would happen of two quarters of negative growth we know what that means that spells that very ugly word of recession which nobody wants to have one thing we should say though is we're not at that level of financial stress that we saw in the last years in crisis in twenty eleven and twenty twelve and then the rule of thumb was that countries were likely to need to need a bailout if they the yields on the ten year bonds were at seven percent now italy's has reached that but it's currently back down to three percent so we're not flushing immediate red just yet what we have seen though is a very dramatic day on the markets and i

in a way but it was unclear if he really is convinced it will work so one part of that you heard it brant is that he thinks the europeans should stay committed to the iran nuclear deal as we know what but at the same time the goshi ate a broader agreement with the red and probably also the united states beyond two thousand and twenty five that wouldn't only include nuclear disarmament of iran but also the use of ballistic missiles and the general role iran is playing in the region we don't have any idea donald trump the u.s. president is on board with that and of course we all know to really give any punch to an agreement you do need the united states and what about the french president himself you know he's quick to say that the u.s. president has made a mistake but what about mr mack wrongs show of almost like a bromance relationship with the u.s. president just a couple of weeks ago all of that lobbying appears to have been in vain did he talk about his own shortcomings. well he did say that he had dissipated that this would happen he did not say that he made any kind of mistakes and i

oil prices have reached a three and a half year high both w t i n brant trading in the seventy dollars per barrel range for the second week in a row of gains this week prices have buoyed by reduced oil production projections based upon the imposition of sanctions on iran but it's never as simple as what it might appear to be with global oil and here to help us sort out the current circumstances and look to the future we go to london and name a slum the chief market analyst at think markets welcome and thank you for being here and not even two weeks ago it was reported that the saudis were seeking to have oil at eighty dollars per barrel and yesterday bank of america merrill lynch predicted a price target of ninety dollars per barrel in brant by the second quarter of next year and even a risk of one hundred dollars per barrel sometime later in twenty nineteen what do you make of all this. first of all banks were hiring me when i was that it was these laws by the oil. i mean that's the question that i would offer when i look at the positions like that i think the important factor here is

the price of oil is rising on thursday a barrel of north sea brant crude oil surged above the eighty dollar mark for the first time since twenty fourteen one reason is the crisis surrounding iran plus opec and russia continuing to restrict their production but as well is also producing less oil because of the ongoing unrest in the country. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is expected in brussels this coming tuesday to address the european parliament about the data scandal facebook has admitted to abusing the data of eighty seven million users by selling it the now defunct british data analysis cambridge analytical. also stood before the u.s. senate to wants of their questions about their fat. filmstar sound a high at his call for male actors to take a pay cut as a way to reduce the gender pay gap. she made the comments during an interview at camp film festival the day after dozens of female movie makers staged a protest on the red carpet calling for equal pay and opportunities. things have been looking pretty grim for chinese phone makers that t. a having been denied access to america

well brant crude has surged to over seventy eight dollars per barrel hovering near its highest level since twenty fourteen that says the u.s. ratchets up tension with iran threatening to impose sanctions but international oil cartel opec will not yet ramp up production to make up for the expect a drop in supply said the change in iranian crude output would take time the u.s. is giving bias of iranian oil six months to wind down purchases. and yes coulter is following this for us from wall street yes we're seeing an unusual trend right now both the dollar and the oil price rising at the same time normally a stronger dollar makes it more expensive to buy oil so the price drops what's going on. yeah it certainly is a very unusual trend because they usually as commodities like oil are traded in dollar if the value of the dollar increases that makes it more expensive for foreign investors to buy those commodities and then often demand gets a bit slower and that usually puts pressure on commodity prices but what we're seeing right now is that there is all this inflation talk going on that

despite reports that oil stocks in the united states are growing so what is going on in the price of brant crude oil has gone up by sixty six percent since last summer one barrel of the black stuff currently costs just under seventy six u.s. dollars the main reason seems to be saudi arabia throttling back supplies all the political risk factors in. possible u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear agreement. that's your business update here on w. you can always find out more online or if you follow us on social media i see in the next hour by. the time to. grieve. for this part there simply have to be. a celebrity for. german what are you going to. stop. me now from hong next march. numbers terry. and our twenty one special on arts and culture from india. the worlds of sound. creative types. critical voices. encounters with a new generation of indian artists on. sixty minutes. as long as. you know the banks. and so watch the language of. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. face biodiversity species conservati

has been climbing steadily for months over the last year it's jumped over sixty percent a barrel of brant crude is currently selling for over seventy six dollars a four year high analysts say higher demand to lower production and to do political instability are beyond the rice well u.s. president on strums saber rattling about iran is also contributing to the worries iran is the third largest opec producer and experts say that could send to the price of crude over the eighty dollars mark now earlier i spoke to claudia ken fed from the german institute for economic research and with iran standing to lose access to the global oil market i asked her who stands to profit well of course those countries who export oil especially saudi arabia for example or the other opec countries especially because i had to cut in the previous month the oil exploration because our press was to go and now if the prices rising obviously being calm from oil exports will increase and those countries do benefit and how high do you think the oil price will go. that's very difficult to say because it's also a space s

doesn't make any exceptions to its sanctions and he was asked to turbulence in the oil market where brant crude futures eighty dollars a barrel for the first time since november twenty fourth. in further developments the world's biggest container ship or denmark's masks also says it will end iran shipping in the face of u.n. sanctions. italy's economic plans rattling markets and setting off alarm bells in capital across the country the country's two and across the e.u. rather the country's two anti establishment parties are reportedly close to reaching a coalition agreement and seem prepared to exit the euro zone and writing off public debt that's according to a draft proposal leaked by the huffington post that contained these and other radical proposals the parties that their positions had changed since the paper was written still markets went haywire the populace five star movement wants to spend seventeen billion euros on increasing welfare payments for the poor they're likely coalition partner the far right leader at the same time wants to introduce a low fifteen percent flat rate of

you that have alexander go brant who's also in the c.e.o.'s who says that lawyers for rejected asylum seekers are flooding german courts with their appeals hindering deportations is this true that is i've often been there were thirty. four believe alexandra dupre and is absolutely correct he's put his finger on the nobody denies it. but there are tens of thousands of cases where people facing deportation meaning people who are not recognized as refugees or who are not eligible for subsidiary protection deliberately delay their deportation over extremely long periods by engaging in all sorts of legal maneuvers and pulling all the legal stops. with this alexander doctrine has put his finger on a key issue we have to improve in this respect as well we must improve how we implement this entire process. you're missing here out of both of you what's the effect if you don't have a follow on below this isn't it if you were or still are a lawyer yourself do you find it appropriate that mr goh printers calling lawyers deportation saboteurs. alexandra d

it's really that word undivided that's the key word there brant the whole of division of jerusalem is part of this entire controversy here now if you're looking at it from the israeli perspective this was a done deal years ago and talking to israelis on the streets of course there are a lot of mixed feelings about this but there are many who say look this is simply a acknowledgment of reality jerusalem is functionally our capital our government is here our prime minister lives here our courts are here this has always been our capital and of course jerusalem being israel's capital being recognizes israel's capital has been a pet project of netanyahu for a long time but of course it is that word undivided as the division there that was supposed to be negotiated it will be a final status negotiation item on that during the whatever peace process is supposed to be going on which at this point is more or less moribund yeah and the prime minister netanyahu he showered president trump with praise today for keeping his political promise for making what is widely perceived as a controversial m

when it comes to changing our minds about deals that we have signed but clear you know you heard what brant was saying in brussels they see this announcement today as also with threat from the u.s. president. kiran that you imagine the u.s. threatening europe threatening germany france or the u.k. with economic sanctions in order to ko worse those countries to forward through and support it with this decision on the real. well this is certainly a huge blow to the united states european allies remember we saw last month that german chancellor angela merkel was in d.c. and so was french president and pleading with trump not to remove the united states from this deal now also very surprisingly in trump's announcement he didn't just say that they would pull out of the iran deal but also said that any nation that helps iran. in its quest for nuclear weapons could be strongly sanctioned by the united states it's going to be interesting to see what they mean exactly by that what they consider helping iran so in terms of whether it actually would be willing to turn on its good allies in the europea

robin brant looks at the concessions both sides have made recently.been a big week in this confrontation so let's look at three things that have happened in the past few days. firstly, this trade war is. we have thejoint past few days. firstly, this trade war is. we have the joint statement from the white house and the chinese at the weekend. they don't seem to agree on much, but it is back to smiling faces like this, because they say the prospect of imposing tariffs, about $150 billion of trade going either way across the pacific, for now that is on hold. good news if you are a boeing shareholder, good news if you were at those small factories i saw last week in the south of china, sending millions of components to the americans every year. but the trade war, and this is the big weapon donald trump was holding, they are easy to win, he said but now he has been forced to put the weapon down for a period. z te, this is the huge china telecom company the americans are punishing, a seven—year ban on selling any american microchip processors to this compa

and now the black gold is glistening once again brant crude to surge to over seventy eight dollars a barrel before settling low on thursday it's hovering near it near its highest level since twenty fourteen that's as the u.s. ratchets up tensions with iran threatening to re-impose sanctions but international oil cartel opec says it's not going to ramp up production to make up for the expected drop in supply so such an increase in iranian crude output would take time buyers of iranian oil we'll have a six month period to wind down purchases due to u.s. sanctions. now markets man daniel cooper has more daniel way is sitting on the usual trend right now both the dollar and the oil price rising at the same time normally a stronger dollar makes it more expensive to buy oil so the price drops so what's going on. yeah very unusual in fact and the scenario we are seeing right now i was looking at it has only happened eleven times in thirty five years the current uncertainty of the geopolitical issues is certainly weighing in what's going to happen now with the sanctions on iran we have to re

climbing steadily for months and over the last year is junk save that sixty percent on monday about of brant crude cost around seventy five dollars now that's a four year high and analysts say higher demand lower production and chip political instability are behind that rice well of course. u.s. president donald trump's saber rattling about iran is also contributing to the worries iran is the third largest opec producer next say that could send the price of crude over the eighty eight dollars mark now cape town is in the midst of its worst drought in decades in the lack of water is forcing people to take matters into their own hands waiting in long lines for supplies buying truckloads of water at inflated prices and even drilling their own wells the devastating situation is a bonanza for some businesses. stocking up while they can and in the past few people came to this well in the suburb of newlands in cape town but since the drought they've been arriving in droves desperate for water supplies. water use has been restricted in private homes and as a result water has become a precious commod