c.n.n. viewers against a bird all down cynicism of conspiracy theory proponents but behind the fake nudes and the fake news accusations what are media giants really trying to highlight as leaks and reports reveal unprecedented collusion between powerful institutions like governments big banks and the media shong stones that down with charlie robinson author of the octopus of global control to discuss what the media's agenda baby and who stands to benefit. well you speak with the plate about the plan as far as you know you say it's rigged and there's a control mechanism what is the plan i mean if there's a certain they said there's a sickness circularity the history and we basically a lot of the challenges a problem for facing now resonate with the one nine hundred twenty s. and the the mayor of new york's referring to the octopus of control back then so what is the goal is as far as how you understand the pattern yet the goal is control obviously they want to take they want to put us in a st

strategy project on your enemy what you are guilty of i mean the fake news is c.n.n. if you remember in the ninety one gulf war you've got charles jacko in the sirens going off in the scud missiles coming in and he's in this crappy studio obviously with a blue background he grabs a gas mask his buddy grabs a helmet they're running around like like maniacs and i and i was joke that if you turn the volume down on that and crank up the benny hill theme song it's a perfect match so c.n.n. does that then a nine eleven or a couple days afterwards they had the audacity to try and pass off the story that mohammed atta's passport was found intact a couple blocks away from the world trade center when it fell at the foot of an f.b.i. agent i mean the guy reading the story even couldn't believe the words are coming out of his mouth because he he followed up with if you can believe that note we can't believe that that's the end c.n.n. has been state news from the beginning so when don't trump calls and donald trump them but when he calls them out for being fake news he's right and

and m s d n c and fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of years ago yet the light still hits us so when we say mainstream the first thing that happened was the recalibration of the term mainstream because what's old is doing what's new is now old that's a very good point but the problem is that the legacy media still have a huge impact on the population i would say because people believe in the conspiracies that a lot of the former i'm going to go with your terminology former mainstream media peddle ron reflected on that in no way yeah you know i i agree with lionel said i think the term mainstream media is something we have to try to shy away from i like to simply say corporate media all the time he has definitional and that's what it is it is a corporate media. by very high for profit entities but as far as did the media. in the trump era i would say that c

and m s d n c fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of years ago yet the light still hits us so when we say mainstream the first thing that happened was. calibration of the term mainstream because what old is doing what's new is now that's a very good point but the problem is that the legacy media still have a huge impact on the population i would say because people believe in the conspiracies that a lot of the former and i'm going to go with your terminology former mainstream media peddle ron reflected on that in no way yeah you know i i agree with lionel said i think the term mainstream media is something we have to try to shy away from i like to simply say corporate media all the time because definitional and that's what it is it is a corporate media owned by very high for profit entities but as far as did the media. in the trump era i would say the cor

has been made yes that is c.n.n. has been made now that is c.n.n. has been given a proper legal covered by the robot house of the parliament and a modified stands but a house of the parliament will again give it to this particular bill i don't think so whatever it was to be done that was to be done in terms of opposition within the pakistani parliament to do political parties one that is just party jimmy i told myself was that among the group which has very strong presence in cape ek they oppose it and there they don't want is i think based organization that is the phone call believe on the party headed by mr mahmood tonnages a so these two parties oppose this particular bill and they walked out of the parliament as well so i think the parliament is the key for them it is the supreme for them most of the political parties have their representation and put it to good qualities in the parliament to have definitely the backing of a billboard allotments all of our much needed gear and i would like to go and have one can now because i could see that he w

and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves that they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mohler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean other sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisors yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on this you know you're so committed

fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of years ago yet the light still hits us so when we say mainstream the first thing that happened was. the recalibration of the term mainstream because what old is doing what's new is now that's a very good point but the problem is that the legacy media still have a huge impact on the population i would say because people believe in the conspiracies that a lot of the former and i'm going to go with your terminology former mainstream media peddle run reflect upon that in no way yeah you know i i agree with lionel said i think the term mainstream media is something we have to try to shy away from i like to simply say corporate media all the time because definitional and that's what it is it is a corporate media owned by very high for profit entities but as far as did the media. in the trump era i would say t

and m s d n c fake news c.n.n. that's not mainstream anymore what's mainstream is this what's mainstream right now is podcast again you tube and other platforms that is dead that is a star that burned out millions of years ago yet the light still hits us so when we say mainstream the first thing that happened was the recalibration of the term mainstream because what's old is doing what's new is now that's a very good point but the problem is that the legacy media still have a huge impact on the population i would say because people believe in the conspiracies that a lot of the former i'm going to go with your terminology former mainstream media peddle ron reflected on that in no way yeah you know i i agree with lionel said i think the term mainstream media is something we have to try to shy away from i like to simply say corporate media all the time because definitional and that's what it is it is a corporate media. by very high for profit entities but as far as did the media. in the trump era i would say the corpo

their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on with c.n.n. you're so committed to that you don't want to turn back but i think they need to have independent counsels look at all this stuff from now on so that people can at least have some faith or ever the compass falls it'll be fair and regardless of political outcome we're almost out of time i want to ask very real quick question i think carter page is going to get a very big check one day from the u.s. government per defamation yes or no what do you agree agree or not. it's possible you know i mean it's what do you think that maybe the mass demonstration what do you think charles garner page is going to have a payday is going to be denominated big. ok strumpets big like you look at our idea i mean that's all the time we have here many thanks my guests in washington and in new york and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t.c. the next time and remember cross talk to us. when we all make this manufacturer come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classe

and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead chris for. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean to write a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton has and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mahler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean now they're sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisors yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on with c.n.n. you're so

now want to kill us both why you are so anti russian action let's look at that's look at the story c.n.n russia's victory day parade weapons to watch what this is about whether they are friends or not they are well armed they got new supersonic fighters they've got. x. off those audiences or the russians say but what do you say that it's a good side to say this is the military in the united states and russia wait wait a minute maybe it's a fact do they have any way but i'm telling you they've got a missile which goes at ten times the speed of sound can avoid being detected can go round a missile batteries and so on they got new times they've got sufis of missiles why the king says skeptical but why is it so hard for you to believe in a c.n.n. which is believing the russians which is just this is just different government sources the all the skeptics here i have no doubt that russia has the capability to do this remember they are the only nation on earth who are currently providing human transportation to the international space station. it's not that hard to believe this on f.n. sector g

got surface of missiles why are you looking so skeptical why is it so hard for you to believe in our c.n.n which is believing the russians which is just this is just different government sources your the skeptic here i have no doubt that russia has the capability to do this remember they are the only nation on earth who are currently providing human transportation to the international space station it's not that hard to believe this our defense sector gavin williamson was a ceramic tableware salesman but i think he knows a lot more about plate and plate being used as weapons than any of any of this anyway let's go to the murdoch times and show the united states in any war where iran probably would be involved where the european union russia or china would be against the united states with iran presumably but anyway want to know for balance i expected to be as negative about this as you were about the russian story the times reports u s revise second fleet to block kremlin's atlantic operations now this is the others. side of the see saw the second fleet was dismantled or decommissioned sev

i have dinner steak in and great they have wine and everything and i felt really bad i went to the c.n.n. table and i talked to that guy mani ra who called pronounce my name like i was a russian agent like they're rascality you know. and then i'm talking to joe johns kate baldwin chrysalis i'm sitting at their table and they're about to get the big award and i just couldn't you know take it anymore you know. julian assange is sitting in a little place he's like it's eighty degrees or no air conditioning he can't communicate only isolated his mother i spoke to the night before and i felt so guilty i had to take a bath so i stood up in a room that included rod rosenstein and everybody else every politician i stood up and i screamed like howard beale i said julian assad should be getting this award tonight he's the most trusted name in news not c.n.n. he's never had an accurate report so i went to four or five strategic areas there table wise and started bellowing that out because c.n.n. was a hundred and. so i just felt so want comfortable eating the food rubbing elbows with these people a

and the accused the washington post and c.n.n. are running full stories about his delusions was china what do you make of that well i'm not sure what to make of it and i think a lot of people in washington and around the world are scratching their head let's recall this was all started by a tweet from the president himself saying that he was going to be working with president xi to resolve this is e.t.e. issue and it's a complicated one and has to do with a company a telecommunications companies e t a that was found to have violated the sanctions and having done business with iran and north korea and appropriately the united states took action against this company so it's curious that the president is getting involved in an foresman matter but there are a lot of implications here there's national security there is obviously trade issues and then there's north korea wrapped into all of this i think the president thinks that by resolving the c.t.e. issue which is an important one to the chinese government he can hope to untangle the

and the accused the washington post and c.n.n. are running full stories about his delusions was china what do you make of that not sure what to make of it and i think a lot of people in washington and around the world are scratching their head let's recall this was all started by a tweet from the president himself saying that he was going to be working with president xi to resolve this is e.t.e. issue and it's a complicated one and has to do with a company a telecommunications companies e t a that was found to have violated the sanctions and having done business with iran and north korea and appropriately the united states took action against this company so it's curious that the president is getting involved in an foresman matter but there are a lot of implications here there's national security there is obviously trade issues and then there's north korea wrapped into all of this i think the president thinks that by resolving the c.t.e. issue which is an important one to the chinese government he can hope to untangle the other di

c.n.n. the murdoch sky news t.v. station here in britain even if they do want to take and report what is being told them by the ukrainian government they should just report the other side and leave their view is to make up some sort of decision as to who to believe especially in the wake of all these extraordinary stories coming from mainstream media let alone when the mainstream media gets nato nations into war sure on the timing of this to you afshin i mean this is speculation this question i don't mind saying it but we are just two weeks away from the world cup you. but knowing exactly the. onslaught is with us here as i was remarking that even sponsors of world cup. the corporate sponsors are trying not to mention too much about the fact the world cup is happening in russia using the free for logo without the russia logo it goes down to a vast level of propaganda and of course over here we've had this mysterious script well alleged poisoning which i have to admit even mainstream media here in britain is now begin

on c.n.n.on this program and he also always ruled against china the china was reading those that in return knew would change that all around has that changed well look i mean he has taken tough measures or threatened tough measures against the chinese and that's how we are on the brink of what looks to be a trade war and that's what makes this reversal on c.t.e. so curious because it's at such strong odds with not only the rhetoric that trump had during the campaign but really for decades he's been very concerned about the chinese and obviously part of this is north korea as well president trump has. said that he has a good relationship with the chinese president obviously having a good relationship is critical to reaching a settlement north korea so that's obviously a play here as well. but that a lot of the jobs in the united states of this right yeah i mean he's a large chinese telecommunications company there are many u.s. telecommunications companies technology companies that are suppliers

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in c.n.n. it keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher you know i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves that they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean he wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at. but in terms of mahler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean other sort of harassing essentially trumps friends i mean some of his advisors yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it'

techniques word associations and stuff like that recently on the show where for the jimmy door show c.n.n. smeared us and then used a very very typical propaganda technique and the smear they associated us with other with other types of outlets that was it was not in accurate association at all but they did that it's an intentional thing when you do that it's a certain type of grouping and of course it's a wide wide net so is there some are there some diamonds in the rough sure you know you've got to look for it it's not on page one quote unquote you got to dig for it but it is there but as a whole they're not talking about the things that reflect with the average americans at all i mean there's harvard studies dedicated that stuff where they spend about seventy five percent of the time talking about russia or something like that that's an important issue to about six percent of the population say percent so they're not it's kind of they're all done to the point and they're on the east coast ok that's it and that's in washington d.c. here you know let me go let me go to rob here i mean i

but this sort of you know what i mean and c.n.n. is in the box is that i don't mind they probably make a fair amount of money but this is a distinctly unprofitable business and always has been so how do you balance keeping the doors open and keeping the truth and reporting things to go to a local audience that needs it now more than ever in its heyday the sales department was not allowed in the newsroom right c.b.s. you know the tiffany network and now the newspaper will shop a special section or a special insert and decide if there's advertiser support we'll write yeah the advertorial picking the perfect puppy you know if they can sponsor that automotive is a real target now because newspapers got whacked by auto trader and craigslist you know look at the two biggest customers of newspaper advertising car dealers and classifieds so the genie is out of the bottle now and certainly there are challenges in there trying to swap analog dollars for digital dimes and that's why these papers are getting sold and that's why these papers are

this stage saying that he killed one person one man and four more injured i've seen a report from c.n.n. saying that have been injured so it would appear that more injured than we initially thought in what is now being investigated as this terror attack two of those thought to be very seriously injured been taken to hospital where they're being treated for their critical injuries a lady a man now again with the police investigating this as an act of terrorism it would appear that this is in line with some of the other things we've seen happening in france in the past some quite major attacks taking a total of two hundred forty five lives the attacks on the charlie hebdo offices the attacks on the cloud and other areas around paris including the football stadium while the national team playing again and so this would appear to be albeit a smaller scale incident but still something along the lines of police will be looking at now to see whether this person had any links with any other people in france whether he was part of a big group whether he's inspired other people or whether he is j

further turbulence and in new york standing by for us is our financial correspondent yet in school to c.n.n. we have a note that fascinates in the global trade dispute what response can we expect from washington. at this point it seems pretty likely that the u.s. so will impose a mess of tariffs maybe already at the start of twenty nine thousand and when i say mess if expectations are we are talking billions of dollars maybe up to nine billion dollars and those terrorists will probably be not imposed on planes but on any product out of europe that the u.s. pleases we have to wait and see if it is going to comply with the w two your rules rather quickly and then maybe you can avoid some of those tariffs but at least at this point that's the likely scenario by the way there's also a case pending at the w t o regarding boeing that they also received subsidies from the u.s. side but this case is probably going to take years to be decided and of course we also have the chinese trade delegation on a return visit to the u.s. what do we know so far well we do not have that many details yet on the c

this joint show of force against c.n.n. saying it was a test of the very democracy it had fought for. had the president violated the constitution by overriding the public protector. a very important point. one of the main reasons why the if this year is to us. happen to show once and for all that the public protector i'm a make binding orders she has explained how. the effectiveness of her office as a century collapsed since the president made the point in parliament that reports on communications we say that we accept that the president. is required to carry out the remedial action we accept it's not just a recommendation she wanted certain things done. the undertaking is that those things should be done because they must be done what is it that has been all that can decently with. that immediate action taken by the puppet potential i gazed piss it in and. get this isas zoom in terms of section running through one sea of the constitution is by. the president was it to uphold defend and respect the constitution has this bee

and c.n.n. keep this going i mean most of it is silly ok go ahead christopher. no i think the point was made earlier about sort of like you're dedicated to this track and you just don't know when to stop i mean you've hit the brick wall and you're just you're focused on the gas i think they've committed themselves to that narrative for so long they wouldn't know what to do it themselves if they tried to do something else and in terms of hillary clinton's excuse i mean she wrote a whole book about it i mean it's like what happened it's the only it's the only book or the question and the answer is on the cover you know hillary clinton has and so i thought i mean that's kind of the way i look at it but in terms of mahler i think that i think it's problematic and i think that you know there's just been a lot of lost faith i mean now they're sort of harassing essentially trump's friends i mean some of his advisers yeah they've looked into their harassing their businesses their associates i mean again it's almost like the same issue we touched on this you know you're

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despite all evidence to the contrary like the orgasmic joy seen on c.n.n. every few months when the united states drops if you get another group of poor people on the opposite side of the world spite all that the last time the united states congress actually declared war was all the way back in june one thousand nine hundred forty two against romania of all places as part of world war two this of course leads to one of the great political paradoxes of our time just how does the united states legally justified its constant state of warfare when our pounding paperwork the founding paperwork of a country the united states constitution quite specifically states that only congress has the power to declare war not george herbert walker not bill c. not w.-a not moroccan certainly not the donald. enter the highly controversial and much debated authorization for use of military force or a us that that along with the national defense authorization act has been responsible for all of our collective killing of poor brown folks around the world since nine eleven represe

pushing this is the new the c.n.n. . oh. no i'm going to have or could just not. issue. isn't. really a little closer each so if you look at the section. we want to know what major clothing brands do the polluting factories supplying. we see if through dozens of globes. their labels show which ones are sourced from indonesia. we find a baby gap there just made in indonesia. h n m sweater made in indonesia. adidas made in indonesia. we then get the lists of indonesian subcontractors from these big brands. the factories from which we took the waste water appear on the lists including. the company is registered as one of his subcontractors it also works with other brands like unicorn. it was in the pan asia water that we found high levels of non ill for a powerful hormone disruptor. the guest x. plant and its waste with high lead levels is also subcontracted by the unique lobe rare. h n m has an office in the indonesian capital jakarta. and changes from and she. began posting. yeah thank you. to the director of h. and m. indonesia agrees to see us and so we made some promises. int

even a c.n.n. opinion says salmon hunter steve. own. fame is the fear that i have. been the creek oath give up a little piece the scene he said be a check ticket fax to. after the war ended a huge number of third reich real criminals were employed by the us. generals responsible for the extermination of millions became nato general the cia hired thousands of s.s. offices and scientists there's a reason why operation paperclip was launched right after world war two brought sixteen hundred nazi scientists to the us. you know and and those people were incorporated into the n.s.a. and those people were. you know were used for the manhattan project and used for all kinds of various things and some of these people so you know it's basically the idea that we defeated fascism is as false what we did is we sort of merged into fascism and took it over and you know so that's really where it's at and i the reason again young people are confused as cause they're lied to every day. in addition to war criminals political scientists historians ideologists who had worked on hitler's

who is more trustworthy c.n.n. or or or r t and yesterday did just say i think they put it out by mistake or maybe they put out they got caught and they just took it down every post even your own post you had a box to check is this hate speech yeah it's come on and that brings me to this the thing about free speech they gave space to me is a very unsettling term because it's it's it depends on what your perspective is and one of the most interesting facets about this debate is where does free speech and . hate speech again so they say they're going to fix this now. it is you who are saying this idea of this these these these buttons saying is this his speech is this the future of free speech where you know the everybody has to decide is this puppy pics or politically is i said ok enough for a p.g. thirteen audience like what what is the future of the i don't know well let me the end well let me let me say during the campaign i said that if you will if you forget the second amendment which we need said but if you wa

dinner and she would get enough out of this the emotional testimony of the body others the butt of c.n.n. and the special political bonus that we were able to contain such. a war once launched doesn't choose its victims we are just learning at this hour that malaysian airlines has now confirmed that it has lost contact with one of its planes plane was indeed shot down by a missile off line at a high altitude over eastern ukraine near the russian border two hundred ninety eight revised number of souls on board all feared dead it was a murder it was a crime there's been this odd nonchalance about pursuing the answers there was a report a very limited report put out a few months after the event but since then they said the next report will be on the first anniversary of the event but you do with a criminal investigation before becomes a cold case so there's been this curious element of why is there not greater pressure from both the media and the the western governments to answer these questions but even without any answers the fingers were pointed immediately that's not an action. that is

now but on c.n.n. they have all ahead on judges not afford a ses muller's it is easy to hurt trust you believe this is what we're up to it's called a witch hunt so i just said give me that article i want to wear it just happened a few minutes before i walked on stage a federal judge try to question the special counsel robert muller as a starting to bring tax and bank fraud charges unrelated unrelated nobody knows that everything's all unrelated to the twenty sixth in a lecture against former trump campaign manager chairman paul manaf who's there for sure but he's a good person as he is i really believe he said that versus judge here ls who is really something very special i hear from many standpoints he's a respected person suggested the charges before the u.s. district court for the eastern district of virginia were just part of the molar teams designed to pressure mr man a forward into giving up information on president john. trouble or others in the campaign happens in the final. so when just then.

say journalists of course make mistakes i've made my share of mistakes but even in that clip from c.n.n. which is our becky anderson the anchor there doesn't respond to the news that they've been reporting all day about a russian journalist death is being nonsense by saying we have to check a bit better in the way we do our journalism and the twitter lines of all the mainstream that so that famous phrase the so-called mainstream media saying russia is to blame for this how could they do this now they'll be people questioning their media whether they're going to be told the truth but certainly today's events are going to be they're going to be quoted for days months to come certainly during the world cup as a any stories about russian involvement in murder in provocation in killing in who knows what else moscow is about to be accused of well here's a quick recap of how that changing story unfolded from our team's online project in case you missed it. now the e.u. budget commissioner going to ettinger has apologized for a t.v. interview in which he advised italians against voting for popu

peninsula was officially open on tuesday the longest bridge in europe will reduce the region's reliance on c.n.n. transport and allow more tourists to visit i mean has been a popular some a destination for russians for more than a century. in fact the first to use the new link was this cat which lives in the area the feline has its own social media account where this video was posted and it now enjoys a healthy fifty following. the russian president was seen to follow in the cat's footsteps. but in a putin drove across the bridge in a truck passing from the mainland to the crimean city. construction workers joined in for the right. not everybody however pleased about the new bridge an article in the washington examiner suggested that kiev should blow it up the writer even went into detail about how this could be done political commentator john both believes that the article goes beyond acceptable free speach. it's par for the course the people who pose as journalists in washington are nothing more then weaponized lobbyists and so when a lobbying firm attempts to get its bills or its or its fundi