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c a in minnesota. but in dfcs was originally investigating the north dakota, a g 's office and b, c, i, in their report said it was a minnesota b c, a case, the b c. a said that's not true, they have nothing to do with it. i was furious saying the way everything was be presented from start to finish. the way the police are handling it from pretty much de one and a static death investigation is being handled by campus police. the minnesota police are not working with the campus. police cops aren't sharing information. i was absolutely out lay away very lay way of putting in the f. b. i's response was essentially that they weren't aft by local law enforcement to be involved unless they were asked by law enforcement to get involved. there was no reason for them to get involved at that point. all due respect to the campus, police, you know, they've got a job to do. and it is not in to gating a potential murder. i remember asking this school official, do you feel like you're in over your head? and i don't re

c. a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions. we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitment but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as well. what you're demanding, they are not, that's all a strange or something which is in, out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational. because like it or not, you are facing the question that they are saying that again we are, you are negotiate in the different shapes, the j, c, p a, the other party. but in future, if even trump or to somebody like come comes to office and they want to again, this way, the negotiation, what, what would you do? what guarantees that trust that we have had before in diplomacy with the united states? i mean, the war community is gone. it has say that of a therefore the american river and again, that trust in the diplomacy, if they promise to the something they have to abide by the master. thank you. thank you very much for having. well,

c p. a. one is that we need to guarantee that if again, somebody like president from is not the not station they are not, we're throwing throwing. what if you need them, therefore we need to kind of guarantee for that. secondly, we don't negotiate the regional or the other issues connected to the a c p a or new nuclear talks. and also, and we have to see the real action of the other part of j. c. a. in regard to the lifting of sanctions. we cannot just be a party of a, of an agreement and accept the commitment but be deprived from the benefits of that agreement. therefore, there should be a balance between commitments and rights as well. what you're demanding, they are not, that's all a strange or something which is i mean out of the blue is something that is very, very logical and rational. because like it or not, you are facing the question that they are saying that again we are, you are negotiate and the different ones are like, oh, shaking the j. c p, the other parties. but in future, if

a democratic the de triple c is doing what the democratic party's stated aims. they would, they say they want to aggressively remove more people from the internet. so i'm going to look at a headline the same exact day. it was posted on the wall street journal that these people were on m s n, b c, which is a democratic favoring media in the united states saying that they want to take people de platform, people permanently as well. china's biggest movie star was erased from the internet, and the mystery is why, john, why was the reese witherspoon or china then she was censored by the communist party . i met a clamp down of the countries entertainment industry. she spent 2 decades as a huge star. there, as an actress, writer director, she directed award winning film, sold millions of records as pop singer and built a large following on social media, amassing 86000000 fans on waco, china's twitter like micro blogging site. she also made a fortune as an investor and chinese technology and entertainment companies. today, the 45 year star has been erased from a chinese

how may you'd mentioned that for president a c. c. this essentially as a way for him to curry favor with the biden administration, but i also want to ask you about what exactly i believe that has c c can offer when it comes to regional issues. well, you know, i mean, i think there are a lot of questions about, about what he can offer and then quite larger questions about his, his competence as a leader. but i think what he wants to benefit from this in addition to the things that i, that i mention, and i was mentioning sort of some of the economic dimensions. one of the things that i think is interesting, think about is the extent to which egypt stands to benefit, potentially, economically from normalizing with israel, or sort of unofficially normalizing with israel. right. or already talks about egypt, air flying direct flights to, to tell these several times a week. and some reports saying perhaps multiple flights daily. and then there are, there are also reports suggesting that the c c regime wants to help reconstruct gods or using

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both boys have spent most of their lives in bank c. a hill or on the streets at nasa. and down to that point it was like still offer homeless person myself. i was homeless still enough. other people just fall or whatever was in the bag. i got myself locked up. i just went in last lester window and sat might've replaced. it got locked up, stuck. i get a bed and fade because it's pretty cold out in the city. so in, in a weird way, banks here was a place in some ways of safety because you had times yeah. some times when new is nothing and you got nothing. there was a good for faith, deliberately give us a forest. it's a sock and go and 8, and i was shower kid, proper socks, come off, ate with her, and then the science for a while. michael was 14. when he 1st entered banks, he hill detention center doesn't teach any one a lesson. a doesn't really help, it just puts you, hon. and in those expect you to sit there to the times up and then you come out and you're supposed to be a better person, but it's not locked either. it's as bad. let good alone. people come from what i do

c. a. and everybody on that side. they see the free candy that coming from being social misfits and by being not social misfits. but by being to tell terry in and to tell terry newsome has never paid more than it does today. so there's joy, read, i'm a took out terry and, and give me my money. so grady so disgusting, so deplorable. it makes me want to vomit. so talking about artistic expression and grade do is i do want to note that i am wearing the same pink jacket that i wore last episode. and the reason is because it is quite fashionable at the moment in paris we are in paris, the fashion capital of the world. i do want to look fashionable. i do have a different pair of trousers on just for the audience out there. i know they'd like to go to youtube. what color is that? this is pink? i think it's more of a future that's can for you. but in terms of totalitarianism, i want to talk about where this could be going because, you know, we're at a cycle of the 2 cities shop, which we talked about. declining power is confr

c a could have been behind it. and now the russian side is saying, there you have it. this was something that we were telling you all along. the ukranian authorities are not interested, an impartial investigation of this affair. all the facts which cnn has now confirmed serve as fresh evidence. ukraine commits acts of state terrorism by the hands of a secret service. so the mercenaries, again, they were sent back to russia. they never ended up doing any fake security work and other countries. they never ended up in ukraine, and there was no conflict between mask and moscow over this. but i remember back that they were very close to this conflict. but now, given the reports of american involvement and all this, perhaps it is worth hearing from russia. ukrainian officials, american officials on this, we already sent a request for comment to the ca and we are waiting for their reply id. appreciate the date of trying to bringing as the story that i think it's funny for you. this are the last segment of the huge new str

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there is no if it is joint burden and july in june, 20062016 said when he was dead that a paternal c i a there is no evidence that the government and you saw the officials and fall and $911.00 plot also their committees to buy a house or present to tip and the senate. sure. there is no evidence that there is related to be false. and $911.00, also care, which is he wants the head of the that said, that is, you know, if it just showed you at unfolds in $911.00 plus, he mentioned that might be iran. and he, he said that the family effectively will be disappointed that the evidence will related to it on it's not related to real money on our or hobby in re or we appreciate your time. so thank you very much. indeed for joining us on, alden, 2 women have kicked off their campaigns to be francis 1st female president, marine la penn. from the far right national rally, party address supporters in the city of faceless. she's expected to be the main competitor for president emmanuel mac chrome, though he's yet to and his bid for a 2nd term honest man. and he does go his favorite to win the social

as of this recording, we haven't heard back from the c a. the way it has like 110 downing street or the u . k. 4 and home offices, but we'll keep you updated in the future program when or if we get any response. well away from revelation is critical to the future of breast freedom. even mainstream media here claims britain is now in the midst of an energy crisis, with queues for car fuel energy companies going bankrupt and capitalism supply chain in chaos. but is there a silver lining? just weeks before will lead is meeting scotland for the cult 26. i'm. it's the biggest global climate crisis talk in years i'm joined by the former co director of the u. k. energy research center professor full weekend. thank you very much for coming on the show. could it me an opportunity instead of just being sad about the fuel crisis and the company's all going bust a complete re evaluation of capital supply chains. and now energy is used in this country. i think the re evaluation needs to be the role of fossil fuels in the future. that's what we need to co

now elsewhere, we're also seeing a lot of rain on schedule for new york and for washington d. c. thanks to a weather system that's pushed off shore, but it is going to keep that rain in play. we're also seeing some storms rolling across the great lakes and across into eastern parts of canada. but for the really wet and windy weather, we have to look to the west coast. we what, what the systems pounding british columbia, bringing with it some snow, some heavy rain and some stronger winds. now it's looking rather warm and dry across the west coast of the us and that's not helping wild fire risk for the weather weather. we have to move to central america. we've got plenty of thunderstorms and showers for much of the caribbean, but the sunshine will break through the use. ready too often of cornerstone as portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film, archives fanning for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part one, t

c. p, a iran for more than a year and continued to comply in good faith with everything that it had undertaken . in accordance with that documents, in the hope that the us come to its senses and come back to the ideal. so saying now that so the time is running out. anybody can say this but not washington was of course them from the previous administration. vines. this is what the current administration has inherited and the current administration was in fact the author behind the j, c, p. o. so it seems evident that they should be more active and resolving all issues related to those. there is one topic and that is distinction. the us, i'm awfully introduced against iran, allegedly for violating the j. c. p. o, a. but those sanctions relate not only into the uranium party, they all centered sanctions against all those who lawfully trade with iran stuff, including when the shipments of military good is a winches, the prohibition of which has elapsed and those sanctions should also be lifted as

c. and alison 20 and couldn't handle this. so i was thinking too when we when i. 2 was crying terribly. the testimony of the victims soon followed by that of perpetrators. one of them was the man who personally killed 4 kilometer erie taylor, a form of security policemen. i miss them from behind this heavy iron chick. approximately when they have joined for nick. all who still to the ground was under the impression that he was unconscious swap. the other black men tapped him with knobs. i was 3 at all. you know, my mother was pregnant, but the little girl, my oldest sister was 9 years old. my mother was 26. my father was 20 and i tell them i could leave for a lot of murder is just one of hundreds from the apartheid era that have yet to be prosecuted. the question is just want to pull was the intelligence come out? vonnie human rights lawyer has been pursuing these cases for decades. e t r c handed over a list of some 400 cases. as far back as the late 19 ninety's next to nothing has happen

c. a. senate committee is looking into how the f b. i handled the investigation into disgrace, gymnast team, dr. larry nasa. he's been jailed for sexually assaulting hundreds of young athletes . a report into the agencies conduct accused the f. b. i making fundamental errors among the key witnesses is usa olympic med list simone biles. that's listening to what's happening right now. this is gymnast alley reisman's speaking. how is survivors healing is affected by the handling of their abuse. and it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over 6 years later in 2015, it was known that at least 6 national team athletes had been abused. by nasser. there was even one of the athletes that was abused on film. given our abusers unfettered access to children, stopping him should have been a priority. instead, the following occurred the f. b, i failed to interview pertinent parties in a timely manner. it took over 14 months for the f. b. i to contact me despite my many requests, to be interviewed by th

c has been used as a tool by the west. the punish developing countries, the only leaders successfully prosecuted by the i c. c, have been from african countries. what is this saying to the world of saying to the world? if you are a week country, you can be subject to i. c. c, prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the us who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecution. basically what we are left with is the law, the jungle, the might makes. right? and that is not what, how international law is supposed to work. it never was supposed to work that way. a food between serbia and kosovo over road access shows no sign of abating nato troops in kosovo. have no bolstered their presence on this serbia border on the you commission, president, towns called on both sides to show restraint the current res intentions between casa one, serbia, is very concerning, is worrying. it is essential to lower the tension and to return to the dialogue. so far though, there is no sig

c a prediction about cop 26. remember that that big climate change conference is happening in scotland in november. haven't listen, have a look to what he said. and he told us on the stream a few weeks ago on believable a pulling in action on this for such a long time. we're now moving to a moment when that could change, which is the cock at all. go the big climate conference in november. but i'm going to say something on comes unpopular has century now and controversial, which is that back conference is virtually bound to fail. it will fail us as they failed us previously, even the parents agreement in 2015, which was an amazing diplomatic achievement, is a paper tiger. and we're on course for if we stick to the parents agreement, where on course, even then the civilizational meltdown. so the bottom line is that there are no adults, there is no capillary writing to the rescue. and really a crucial message that i would like to give to everyone watching tonight who was thinking, what can i do, or what, what should

anointing. bishop, you're near tia as, as a new head of the serbian orthodox church, took place in a c 10 you earlier demonstrators. broad roads and font with police before the observation opponent. see the church as a symbol of serbian influence over montenegro. 15 years after independence, i speak to, i'll just hear balkan reporter, yvonne pavlovitch who joins this lie from the capital article. read that. thank you for being with us. so the non duration of the bishop has gone ahead. how disruptive have the process to jason? always come in to see feel the same thing about this integration take place. this morning we saw some pictures for classes between protest this and the police. the police protested with here against the respondents with throwing back rocks to the police. as we heard from the police there, there is a couple of people injured on both sides of the situation. so actually comb. protesters finished with their rally after they heard that the variation took place of the by the book at the the they blockaded the city. in in order to prevent the gratian but the head of the

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can i say c a. m i 6 c i. we want this country, we wanted for various reasons. it strategically, very importantly placed the taliban in fact, far from being where 911 was plotted and planned and put together, the taliban had been a clan state of the united states. very few know that the bill clinton administration, but taliban leadership, including some of the people were saying now were invited to the united states. they dropped in, i think, in very secretly secretively, into disney world and to target stores and did a bit of shopping. and they went to the c i and langley virginia. why? because the u. s. wanted to build one american oil company to build a natural gas pipeline from took my no stand through afghanistan to pakistan. absolutely crucial. the alternative routes with russia and a wrong that wilson hall. it was only when bush came to power george shuffling bush . his administration actually started to question the reliability of the taliban to deliver on the deal. now this steel, the head of the steel was pick tracking who became bushes. vice president

this is joe biden, 1st with george stephanopoulos on a b, c. after the pull out. so no, and no one told your military advisor to not tell, you know, we should just keep 2500 troops. it's been a stable situation for the last several years. we can do that. we can continue to do that. no, no one said that to me that i can recall well, there's a big problem with that. here's general kenneth mackenzie today, the head of us central command watch. again, i won't share my personal recommendation to the present, but i will give you my honest opinion and my honest opinion and view shaped my recommendation. i recommended that we maintain 2500 troops in afghanistan and general milly then was asked next. and he also agreed with that assessment so day either joe biden is a liar, or he is losing his mind, or maybe both, i don't know, but he was not being honest and forthcoming with george stephanopoulos and the american people during that interview where he denied that his, his people told them to keep a force there to be a question for me as well. first, let's just acknowledge j

a deal between minsk and moscow by the way. the relations between these 2 were never spoiled, as well as perhaps the c i a wanted even though the c i are denying their involvement in all this. but as you can see, we keep getting back to the story because of and new details emerging. we send our own request to the us intelligence for whether they can comment on that. we're waiting for their reply and possibly we'll also get reaction to this from other high ranking officials here in russia and ukraine or in the us can. i brings you out today. don't forget, you can check out moon use on a website. simply go to r t dot com. the way the u. s. government funded is the issue of treasury bond and they pay the interest on those bonds by collecting taxes. who owns most of those bonds, if not virtually all those bonds, the top 110th of one percent. so the government simply becomes a pastor mechanism for people to pay money from their pockets through something called taxes that are just a fig leaf that hides the transmission mechanism of your money through the government, into those who own the the, the, the, the, the, the, the with the ti