c.n.n. interview may not show the full picture of the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims that his interview was censored including his thoughts on syria a look at what was missing up ahead across the u.s. wal-mart faces more than just a surge of shop earth wal-mart workers gathered in protest demanding better wages and conditions we'll bring you the sights and sounds of this black friday protest coming up and while there is hope for an economic boost from black friday shoppers the future may still be dire the new book the crash of twenty six team that warns of a future economic catastrophe brought a balance by the dealings of wall street bankers and the government the books writer tom hartman tells us more later in the show. it's friday november twenty ninth i'm meghan lopez in washington d.c. and you are watching r.t. well the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims his interview was censored after an appearance on c.n.n. but only churkin says c.n.n. made significant cuts to his interview

c.n.n. interview may not show the full picture of the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims that his interview was censored including his thoughts on syria a look at what was missing up ahead across the u.s. wal-mart faces more than just a surge of shop earth wal-mart workers gathered in protest demanding better wages and conditions we'll bring you the sights and sounds of this black friday protest coming up and while there is hope for an economic boost from black friday shoppers the future may still be dire the new book the crash of twenty six team that warns of a future economic catastrophe brought a balance by the dealings of wall street bankers and the government the books writer tom hartman tells us more later in the shell. it's friday november twenty ninth i'm meghan lopez in washington d.c. and you are watching r.t. well the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims his interview was censored after an appearance on c.n.n. but only churkin says c.n.n. made significant cuts to his interview

coming up on r t a recent c.n.n. interview may not show the full picture of the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims that his interview was censored including his thoughts on syria a look at what was missing ahead and the filmmaker with a history of crossing lines consider taboo oliver stone the man behind films like scarface amplitude and now has a documentary series about the untold parts of american history more on that from the man himself coming up while there is hope for an economic boost from black friday shoppers the future may still be dire the new book the crash of twenty six tina warns of a future economic catastrophe brought about by the dealings of wall street bankers and the government the book's writer tom hartman tells us more later in the show. it's friday november twenty ninth four pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r.t. well starting off this hour the russian ambassador to the u.n. claims his interview was censored after an appearance on c.n.n. but ali churkin says c.n.n.

that the news network c.n.n. missed not taking steps to iron out a dispute with russia's foreign ministry over an interview with the country's envoy to the united nations key details were apparently cut from a conversation the channel says no plans to post in full on its website it is really a culture never explains what exactly moscow objected to. american news network c.n.n. sas that it will publish the entire interview with russia's ambassador to un vitaly churkin on its website that statement comes out sharia was revealed that c.n.n. made some really significant cuts to its interview wasn't that its role in most notably has commines on the number of people that actually support syrian president bashar assad now their first question that was concerned i saw a wall in the in terror and here it's a waste of the russian envoy sat should be up to the country's people and no one else and there was also another topic that c.n.n. felt was necessary in the final version of the inn for you that was all about the rebels

the news network c.n.n. is taking steps to iron out a dispute with russia's foreign ministry tonight moscow took offense over the channel's interview with its envoy to the united nations let's get more now from martin didn't culch. russia's foreign ministry says the situation over at c.n.n. admitting russia's ambassador to the truth in this interview as beyond as a resounding now is c.n.n. made some significant cuts to its interview let me that richard again will signal to me has your comments on the number of people that actually support syrian president bashar assad now their first ad it said question concerned asocial role in the period which the russian envoy sat should be up to the country's people and no one else and there was another topic that c.n.n. felt was necessary and that was to deal with the rebels and the conflict now it was afterwards on their part to how many terran aid delivery to the population now later russia's u.n. representative expressed think that the free entry of you did not make

which c.n.n. films just released of a movie a documentary last week the filmmaker goes to fukushima and basically the it's called pandora's promise and the conclusion here is that nuclear power isn't that bad that it's a viable alternative that should be pursued in this world of global warming. what do you make of this of this of this message that's coming out a lot of money went into c.n.n. catering new nuclear and this or unfortunately is a last ditch effort by the nuclear industry and their champions to reframe what was promised before is too cheap to meter now it's too expensive to matter what was promised before as the peaceful atom and now the quickest way to get to the bottom and now they're wrapping this cloak of climate change around one of the most expensive ways one of the most dubious ways to boil water and to meet the climate change in what little time we have left and it's remarkable you can look at this dead zone that's been created around the fukushima plant tens of thousands of pe

american news network c.n.n. says that it will publish the entire interview with russia's ambassador to un vitaly churkin on its website that the statement comes out turia was revealed that c.n.n. means some really significant cuts to its interview was at that age would get most notably has commons on the number of people that actually support syrian president bashar now their first question that was concerned i saw a role in the interim period so which of the russian envoy sat should be up to the country's people and no one else and there was also another topic that c.n.n. felt was necessary in the final version of the in from that was all about the rebels in the conflict it was a valid should be afterwards on their part to hamper humanitarian aid delivery to the war stricken population earlier russia's u.n. representative. grads that have been with the complete interview i did not make the c.n.n. cots and the censor and some of the most important and crucial issues of the resolution of the syrian crisis will be

i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on we're going to be coming back. at our teen years we have a different breed. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not gonna look. at. you guys sort of jokes i will hand over the stuff that i've got to. when western politicians and media invoke the phrase international community it almost always reflects the thinking and agenda of washington and its closest allies around the world in this matter the international community is in fact a very small minority. is on a big journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days. through to some minor town two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five

russia's foreign ministry says the situation over at c.n.n. added russia's ambassador to the truth in this interview as beyond was a resounding now is c.n.n. made some significant cuts to its entry and you let that be true again will soon notably has your comments on the number of people that actually support syrian president bashar assad now their first ad it said question concerned the role in the interim period which the russian envoy sat should be up to the country's people and no one else and there was another topic that c.n.n. felt was necessary and that was to deal with the rebels and the conflict now it was the afterwards the airport to hound the humanitarian aid delivery to the population now later russia's u.n. representative expressed that the free entry of you did not. answer some of the most important and crucial as she used to this resolution of the syrian conflict. and the development on this in the last few minutes in view of the controversy you see and no sense is going to make the entire interview with the russian envoy to th

weekly ratings of the year yep last week c.n.n. average three hundred eighty five thousand viewers put it not only behind us in d.c. and fox but also behind headline news and c and d c but you can't blame cnn's editorial decision all the major cable news networks covered obamacare issues last week the only difference is republican and democrat partisans stuck to their own m s n b c and fox news camps to hunker down for the debate leaving c.n.n. behind without any viewers so what does this tell us well soon audiences which normally like watching hearings in trials just so long as there blockbuster murder trials like casey anthony jodi areas for george zimmerman just don't like the partisan political hearings interestingly simmonds best night of last week was on friday when it covered the shooting at los angeles international airport so you can bet c.n.n. is already gearing up for the trial of the l.a.x. shooter doesn't for now for more of the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot co

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is actively fighting against it when such pioneering muckraker has done just that amber lyon left c.n.n. out of the network censored her documentary about the brain and ever since she's been on a crusade for the truth her new book peace love and pepper spray presents various activists movements all across the west through photo collages an in-depth storytelling amber lyon joins me now what is going on every day you know i'm such a fan of the show it's a pleasure to have to do in studio amber this book is so beautiful i've been looking through it for the lot like ever since you sent it to me it's just gorgeous what drove you to make it well i just saw that a lot of these images were getting lost on the internet and there are some incredible beautiful images of protests and i wanted to compile them all into one book so maybe twenty years from now people can go back and realize the true history of what was happening on the streets of the united states also i think this will be a book that can ignite some heated conversations in living rooms nationwide and you know it believes to be somethi

but is actively fighting against it one such pioneering muckraker has done just that amber lyon left c.n.n. out of the network censored her documentary about the brain and ever since she's been on a crusade for the truth her new book peace love and pepper spray presents various activists movements all across the west through photo collages an in-depth storytelling amber lyon joins me now what is going on every day you know i'm such a fan of the show it's a pleasure to talk with you in studio amber this book is so beautiful i've been looking through it for the lot like ever since you sent it to me it's just gorgeous what drove you to make it well i just saw that a lot of these images were getting lost on the internet and there's some incredible beautiful images of protests and i wanted to compile them all into one book so maybe twenty years from now people can go back and realize the true history of what was happening on the streets of the united states also i think this will be a book that can ignite some heated conversations in living rooms nationwide and you know it believes to be someth

is actively fighting against it when such pioneering muckraker has done just that amber lyon left c.n.n. out of the network censored her documentary about the brain and ever since she's been on a crusade for the truth her new book peace love and pepper spray presents various activists movements all across the west through photo collages an in-depth storytelling amber lyon joins me now what is going on every day you know i'm such a fan of the show it's a pleasure to have to do in studio amber this book is so beautiful i've been looking through it for the lot like ever since you sent it to me it's just gorgeous what drove you to make it well i just saw that a lot of these images were getting lost on the internet and there's some incredible beautiful images of protests and i wanted to compile them all into one book so maybe twenty years from now people can go back and realize the true history of what was happening on the streets of the united states also i think this will be a book that can ignite some heated conversations in living rooms nationwide and you know if it leads to be something

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i know c.n.n. m.s.n. b c fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. it's because one full attention and the mainstream media work side by side with you is actually on here. and our teenagers we have a different right. ok because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not god. i don't know if. you guys have to the jokes will hand out to me that i'm. because of his curiosity king as won enough awards to fill an entire room this is my ego like whenever i'm through a lawyer going to look at all this i still can't believe that i should open to a show that would be a lifetime worth of interviews landed larry the peabody award for excellence in broadcasting in one thousand nine hundred eighty two for his radio shows it was the first time a radio talk show was ever awarded such an honor in one t

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larry king was the face of c.n.n. but then on june twenty ninth two thousand and ten after interviewing over forty thousand guests breaking the news making the news and so much more larry king announced his retirement. i talked to the guys here at c.n.n. and i told them i'd like to and larry king live the nightly show that this fall and c.n.n. has graciously accepted to agree to during this announcement larry said he wanted to spend more time going to the baseball games of his two young sons thirteen year old kamin and fourteen year old chance and just when everyone thought larry king had retired for good it is all next on politicking with larry king he hit the airwaves yet again this time on r t with not one but two shows larry king now and politicking you sound like to tease i have and most people would assume that frogman would be done the whole militarists nationalists do you think the public is just plain tired of or yeah i am right and gonna stand there's no stories anymore about afghanistan boys coming home bot

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