from davos switzerland.davos is a municipality in the country on of or three song at one thousand five hundred sixty meters it's the highest town in europe and home to one of its rulings biggest ski resorts with six main ski areas totaling three hundred twenty kilometers of slopes. good morning i got thirty today to get to so everyone else. after a full day of skiing it's a time to have some pastime charger which i'm not. going to. play coming up without sleep praying. the first. time for us to sit in this ice skating rink. where some of the hopelessly. out it looks so elegant tristram. looking up to that little while it was going. to be getting that we are getting to. play. the glen play good experience. we're now taking these bets that it's called the ball game. today we're on the yard called song which is another really popular ski and snowboard spot right next to the host city center and i've heard the word pull down that. i'm not talking about so much. going to go this is my experience leave you come to

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you know davos or. say annual gathering more people reinforce their virtue of signaling while they pillage the global economy this recent post there was a guest who showed up who started to point out that davos was a fraud in that they never talk about raising taxes or anything that could actually meaningfully help the people that they say that they're helping and they guy was you know throwing you know a cat amongst the pigeons and i was like oh what is this wake up call and then he ended up on the tucker carlson show and then brought even more truth to that show and then that segment was never aired so. that's the problem again with being wealthy is that it breeds insecurity so you have to go to these events or these other contracts or get your kids into school all are ivy league schools because if you don't you begin to kind of dwell on the fact that if the very superficial money that defines you as your person is taken away you have nothing left you're an empty shell you're just a mechanism to chann

from davos switzerland.divorces a municipality in the country on of or greece song at one thousand five hundred sixty metres it's the highest town in europe and home to one of switzerland's biggest ski resorts with six main ski areas totaling three hundred twenty kilometers of slopes. good morning i got up thirty six am to get to so everyone else. the feeling of seeing it sometimes have some possible charges which might. mean a film coming out about a lot of sleep breaks. the first place. to start for us to sit in this ice skating rink. so far have some little hope. that looks so elegant interest from. the best little while it was a box of three getting there we are getting to. play. such a good experience. for now taking the step that it was called blogging. today we're on the yard called song which is another really popular ski and snowboard spot right next to the host city center and i've heard the word pull down that. i'm not the last to let. go of it is my experience to be to come to my next stop. the i

and our globe trotter will show us the winter sports paradise around davos in switzerland. and was founded in twelve thirty four and was a member of the mediæval trading alliance they had sciatic league it's now symbolized by the magnifica. brick gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in two thousand and two. and the port you'll find a real eye catcher that gore's fuck a former training sailing boat built in one thousand nine hundred thirty three if these planks could talk the captain's cabin has seen german russian and ukrainian scampers rest their weary heads. the vessel was built and hamburg and was given to the soviet union as reparation after world war two in one thousand nine hundred one it became property of the ukrainian merchant navy. since two thousand and three the course fox has been back in its original harbor serving first and foremost as a museum the vessel which is not sea worthy anymore is maintained by an association that hopes to one day bring the old lady back to see. the building you see

topic not a visual story until a young dutch academic spoke at the recent world economic forum in davos and made news by telling a roomful of billionaires want to fix the global economy then dig deeper pay up it's time to tax the rich then fox news is tucker carlson invited rutger bregman on to his program mistake bregman went right after crossing the channel that he works for and the media in general for almost never covering the fundamental issue of tax reform it's fair to say that carlson did not take it particularly well the interview would not go to air but bragman managed to have the entire exchange recorded on a phone camera and once he sent it to now this an online news site it was destined to go viral and get people talking our starting point this week is tax avoidance global inequality and the complicity of big media. format is what's known as a double ender or a d.t.l. a down the line interview which means the host is in one place tucker carlson at fox news's headquarters in new york the guest in another rutger bregman in a studio in amsterdam and it was prerecorded it wasn't

from davos switzerland.divorces a municipality in the country on earth go abundant or three songs at one thousand five hundred sixty meters it's the highest town in europe and home to one of its rulings biggest ski resorts with six main ski areas totaling three hundred twenty kilometers of slopes. good morning i got up early for a trip to so everyone else. after a full day of seeing it sometimes i have some hostile charges which. made. me feel uncomfortable about my break. i'm going to. the phone for us to sit in this ice skating rink. so for have some little hope to see it. looks so elegant crystal. looking up to get a little while before you leave. the we're getting there we're getting to. the flavor of things here loads. we're now taking these bad guys it's called. today we're on the yacht club song which is another reason. ski and snowboard spot right next to do it sometimes and i've heard the word pull down there. aren't enough to talk about so much to give up. his mom gets me to come to my next stop. t

topic not a visual story until a young dutch academic spoke at the recent world economic forum in davos and made news by telling a roomful of billionaires want to fix the global economy then dig deeper pay up it's time to tax the rich then fox news is tucker carlson invited rutger bregman onto his program mistake bregman went right after crossing the channel that he works for and the media in general for almost never covering the fundamental issue of tax reform it's fair to say that carlson did not take it particularly well the interview would not go to air but bragman managed to have the entire exchange recorded on a phone camera and once he sent it to now this an online news site it was destined to go viral and get people talking our starting point this week is tax avoidance global inequality and the complicity of big media. format is what's known as a double ender or a d.t.l. a down the line interview which means the host is in one place tucker carlson at fox news's headquarters in new york the guest in another rutger bregman in a studio in amsterdam and it was prerecorded it wasn't

i want to play what you said about taxes in davos. let's listen. >> i hear people talking the language of participation, justice, equality, and transparency, then, i mean, almost no one raises the real issue of tax avoidance, right? and the rich just not paying their fair share. it feels like i'm at a firefighter's conference and no one is allowed to speak about water. ten years ago, the world economic forum asked a question, what must industry do to prevent abrupt social backlash? the answer is very simple. just stop talking about philanthropy and start talking about taxes. we got to be talking about taxes. >> yeah. >> that's it. taxes, taxes, taxes. all the rest is [ bleep ], in my opinion. >> so here's the problem, rutger. there are a lot of people who are not in the top tax brackets, top 1% or top 5% or the top .1% as you got at davos who still think that higher taxes means higher taxes for them. the middle class. how do you make the argument for higher marginal taxes as alexandria ocasio-cortez, she talks about a marginal tax rat

topic not a visual story until a young dutch academic spoke at the recent world economic forum in davosand made news by telling a roomful of billionaires want to fix the global economy then dig deeper pay up it's time to tax the rich then fox news is tucker carlson invited rutger bregman onto his program mistake bregman went right after crossing the channel that he works for and the media in general for almost never covering the fundamental issue of tax reform it's fair to say that carlson did not take it particularly well the interview would not go to air but bragman managed to have the entire exchange recorded on a phone camera and once he sent it to now this an online news site it was destined to go viral and get people talking our starting point this week is tax avoidance global inequality and the complicity of big media. format is what's known as a double ender or a d.t.l. a down the line interview which means the host is in one place tucker carlson at fox news's headquarters in new york the guest in another rutger bregman in a studio in amsterdam and it was prerecorded it wasn't a

topic not a visual story until a young dutch academic spoke at the recent world economic forum in davos and made news by telling a roomful of billionaires want to fix the global economy then dig deeper pay up it's time to tax the rich then fox news's tucker carlson invited rutger bregman onto his program mistake bregman went right after crossing the channel that he works for and the media in general for almost never covering the fundamental issue of tax reform it's fair to say that carlson did not take it particularly well the interview would not go to air but bragman managed to have the entire exchange recorded on a phone camera and once he sent it to now this an online news site it was destined to go viral and get people talking our starting point this week is tax avoidance global inequality and the complicity of big media. format is what's known as a double ender or a d.t.l. a down the line interview which means the host is in one place tucker carlson at fox news's headquarters in new york the guest in another rutger bregman in a studio in amsterdam and it was prerecorded it wasn't a

topic not a visual story until a young dutch academic spoke at the recent world economic forum in davos and made news by telling a roomful of billionaires want to fix the global economy then dig deeper pay up it's time to tax the rich then fox news's tucker carlson invited rutger bregman onto his program mistake bregman went right after crossing the channel that he works for and the media in general for almost never covering the fundamental issue of tax reform it's fair to say that carlson did not take it particularly well the interview would not go to air but bragman managed to have the entire exchange recorded on a phone camera and once he sent it to now this an online news site it was destined to go viral and get people talking our starting point this week is tax avoidance global inequality and the complicity of big media. format is what's known as a double ender or a d.t.l. a down the line interview which means the host is in one place tucker carlson at fox news's headquarters in new york the guest in another rutger bregman in a studio in amsterdam and it was prerecorded it wasn't a

davos city is almost unrecognizable it's been a week since. devastated to mainland of east africa to feel you have to cycling has subsided to misery is overwhelming. everything is in short supply i'm not going to come here starving we're on some waiting list but there is not enough aid we're suffering and no one is giving us anything. to survive though some surrounding regions have been arriving by boat hoping for support to the city that i must ninety percent of the iraq has been destroyed. food prices have tripled in a short time food and medicine supplies are slow to arrive. the united nations has given a bleak assessment. the executive director described the scene on the ground as this parade stating that the situation on the ground and i quote i'm quoting her the situation on the ground remains critical of the reason no electricity or running water or hundreds of thousands of children need immediate help the priority right now is to give them shelter food water education protection do you an estimate said in mazembe as well as in neighbor

xi jinping during davos a few years ago mentioned being a diff -- defending globalization. there is a credibility he says beijing needs to uphold about being a champion of globalization. in that respect, will that allow xi jinping to see this opening up through and could it be an olive branch in trade negotiations? think it isn't surprising that roberts says that, but after the davos speech, it was a few weeks before or after when there was missile-defense systems proposed in korea, china turns around and bands terror groups to china, against the --, xi jinping talks a good book but when you have such a pro leadership group, xi jinping wants to steal ground but the actions speak louder than words. if what is written on paper and what is delivered and how they respond are two different things. you have seen time and again, whether with the koreans or canada with the hostagetaking, china retaliates in a way that is legal in many -- illegal in many cases. rishaad: it is a question of what is written on paper perhaps of irrelevance. is this an irrelevance for market participant

you're telling them their kids are trying to get on a plane to davos.eople are dying and the response across the other side of the aisle is to introduce an amendment five minutes before a amendment on a markup. this is about our constituents and our lives. iowa, nebraska, broad swaths off the midwest are drowning right now. under water. farms, towns that will never be recovered and never come back and people are more concerned about helping oil than helping families? i don't think so. i don't think so. this is about our lives. this is about american lives, and it should not be partisan. signs should not be partisan. we are facing a national crisis, and if we do not ascend to that crisis, if we do not ascend to the levels in which we were threatened at the great depression, when we were threatened in world war ii, if we do not ascend to those level, if we tell the american public that we are more willing to invest and bail out big banks than we are willing to invest in our farmers and our urban families, then i don't know what we're here doing. >> well,

i interviewed carlos ghosn, the last time i spoke to him was in davos injanuary last year.he year who would believe he would be behind bars injapan? would believe he would be behind bars in japan? we know here in the uk, for example, many of these cases which are about potential financial misreporting, when they come to court they are very hard to prove. so we don't know what will happen. and he protests his innocence as well. we move on to the turmoil within the car sector. this is the business section of the times. a story we covered extensively on bbc news yesterday. the news that bmw is saying a no—deal brexit would imperil british production of the mini. we have had so many headlines coming from the uk car sector. it seems that this is a very serious issue. this story points out, 856,000 people are employed by the car industry in the uk. there are change is happening because of the shift away from diesel. we know that the uk market is a little depressed at the moment, so people are not buying cars in the way they were. there is undoubtedly a contraction of this industr

philippines the former police officer says one of the men also helped set up an illicit drugs laboratory in davoscity the hometown of president rodrigo detective in two thousand and four the chinese national was appointed economic advisor to the government and was often seen in the president's company. that is what the scared me is the president even aware of the background of this person my conclusion is that the drugs in the group have already penetrated the hour that the michael young group are conduits in the importation of illegal drugs in the country are sure to says he did consider at one point the terror to wasn't aware the chinese national was a suspected drug lord despite his report. price when the president mentioned that michael young was just a drug user or a pusher because at that time they already had a copy of the report so i don't know if made report. by someone close to the president or if they submitted a different report to the president when the turtle was sworn into office he promised to end the presence of illegal drugs within the first.

or i'll go to davos and fly my private jet.hypocrisy. >> this is not an elitist issue, this is a quality of life issue. you want to tell people that their concern and desire for clean air and clean water is elitist? tell that to the kids in the south bronx which are suffering from the highest rate of childhood asthma in the country. tell that to the families in flint who's kids -- their blood is ascending in lead levels, their brains are damaged for the rest of their lives. call them elitist. you're telling me those kids are trying to get on a plane to davos. people are dying. they're dying. >> let's discuss all of that with bill weir. >> hi, brooke. >> hi, friend. what did you make of that? >> at least people are talking about it. this wasn't even on anybody's radar the last couple of election cycles but this green new deal has sparked conversation that's scientists have been hoping for for so long. how they talk about this in the halls of congress is much more benign and mellow than when you go into climate labs around the wo

to publicly raise awareness of climate issues she delivered a speech at the world economic forum in davos addressed the u.n. climate change conference in poland and spoke to the e.u. in brussels in fact according to time magazine grettir is among the top twenty five most influential teens twenty. we are striking because we have done our homework and they have not. and yes we are angry we are angry because the older generations are continue to sealing our future right now and they are continue doing this and we will not let them do that anymore well despite the youth marches being set up locally that's not stopped some senior politicians suspecting a sinister influence from elsewhere. in germany children and all protesting over climate protection it's an important concern but you can't imagine that all german children after years and without any outside influence come up with the idea that they have to take part in this protest i know who is behind this movement bose the son did in one straight and the truants i have also been told that from state security i can guarantee that i do not see

already see that a significant part of the people in east of ukraine don't have chance to vote people in davos who express their voting preferences having said that i think the election results are more surprising to many of us because many people in the east actually voted probably that's a good sign i mean if you're considering the overall future of relations between russia and ukraine maybe that's a good sign i'm sure coke's i want to bring in martin mccauley a political affairs analyst who's joining us from the u.k. . so the exit polls seem to be mirroring more the opinion polls were saying before polling day the t.v. comedian is the front runner for. presidential election how is this being seen west of ukraine. i think most people find it very difficult to. take it seriously because you start smiling but selenski vala did eventually he has got a great line because he plays a part in a satirical show called save the people and his political parties save save the people and this great name recognition and a cause they see among screen play the president so is this the next president why not

swedish student activists greater tune bag spoke at the world economic forum in davos. her sit down strikes protesting in action on climate change -- awake up call for politicians and inspire other students to protest. courageous young women will they change the world. it will change the world these young women and their most likely yes most likely yes and i think there are topics which are not -- focusing on on on on gender driven -- issues i mean climate saying which will let us forget everything else i mean n and everybody will fight for it -- at the same timime and and and d this this this young girl is a very impressive for a personality. at the same time people like -- young young ladies like it my lan a there's one one thing which should be mentioned -- behinds especially in islamic countries behind -- outspoken women there's always a great. father or man behind these women because otherwise they would not be allowed to do so i mean this. this -- saudi lady she escaped. she's the only one who did this without any support but great -- has obviously a supportive fa

this rich lobbyist he's like the cartoon character of a lobbyist hovercraft and leader goes between davos and lake tahoe and like a few other resorts never touches his feet and fly over country and a guy goes in there who's like hepped up on these pizza gate conspiracies he drives up from north carolina he goes up there with a k forty seven or a ar fifteen and walks in there and fires a shot into the floor and the worst nightmare right after donald trump selection of . elite liberals is fulfilled so it's kind of easy to understand their hysteria when actually people are acting out the conspiracists but why does that happen because studies have shown that americans are uniquely conspiracy theories they believe in conspiracies we've seen that crossing the country how many ghosts and we encounter their ghost and every town is haunted are we just a haunted by our past like what is you know the common people of america are some of the most conspired against people in the world and they are conspired against by elites the black population of new orleans lower ninth ward was conspired against wh

swedish student activists greater to investigate spoke at the world economic forum in davos her sit down strikes protesting in action on climate change are a wake up call for politicians and inspire other students to protest courageous young women will they change the world. susana willing to change the world as young women most likely yes most likely yes and i think there are topics which are not focusing on. gender. issues i mean climate change for instance is something which will let us forget everything else i mean and everybody will fight for it at the same time and this this this young girl has a very impressive personality at the same time people like young ladies like. there's one. thing which should be mentioned behind especially in islamic countries behind. outspoken women there's always a great. father are men behind these women because otherwise they would not be allowed to so i mean this this saudi lady she escaped from she's the only one who did this without any support but. has obviously a supportive family in my that has a supportive family and this other lady this other

as i'm speaking this is live from davos a coming up universities are ordered to shut down in algeriato quell the protests against the long ruling president. with briggs it looming britain's living abroad to wonder what lies ahead. crushing the cry for freedom we take a look at years of repression of tibetans by the chinese government. a large parts of the venezuelan capital into their third day without elektra city as a political power struggle intensifies on the streets there been rival demonstrations just a few blocks apart in caracas president nicolas maduro rallied crowds against what he called us imperialism the supporters of opposition leader why don't push their protests into a new part of the city that i suppose there. it was a protest when territory in the capital. thousands responded to opposition leader call to take over victoria avenue in. an area that's been off limits for the opposition because it has been traditionally controlled by supporters of the water . and for you know me was among those trying to convince the police to join in the protest. we want them to join u