completely screwed if we can't even deal with a noisy bag then according to the head of the broadcasting board of governors r t this station is the enemy that's the view of the b.b. g.'s chairman walter isaacson when it comes to international broadcasting oh and by the way be paid for by taxpayer dollars like my taxpayer dollars so i'm going to speak with foreign policies josh rogin to find out why isaacson is picking on international news outlets like ours and we'll introduce you to role d. as pena in venezuela he's considered a dangerous terrorist that somehow he's now living in miami as a political prisoner our correspondent john happy's will explain this bizarre turn of events and how it is that being a got involved in the first place but now let's move on to our top story. what would you think if you received an e-mail that said the following we see two main scenarios i fairly bad one in which the economy grows at a one and a half percent to two percent rate for the middle of next year and the unemployment rate rises moderately to ten percent and then a very bad scenario in which the economy returns to an

broadcasting board of governors here in the u.s. so they need more money to combat the efforts of america's enemies and on that list of enemies they included r t we're going to give you guys more on that coming up just ahead. seven thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our team using your headlines the thai government set to discuss the fate of alleged russian arms smuggler victor boot who is facing extradition to the u.s. this comes after a bangkok court dismissed charges against the businessman effectively removing the main obstacle to his extradition who is wanted in the u.s. on charges of terrorism and money laundering if convicted he could face life in prison. we can't allow ourselves to be out communicated by our enemies the vanguard of u.s. international broadcasting calls for more the battle rising media voices around the world according to the broadcasting board of governors america's voice is being drowned down by independent foreign media its head has come under criticism for what's being labeled as a cold war perspective. and anger in europe that pressure u.s. demands for data sharing critics say the u.s. is violatin