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in the stories that shaped the way carty is one of the finis outlets invited to north korea to witness what is said to be the demolition of its only known nuclear test site and. spreading the word. and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dots another day another diplomatic u. turn from donald trump has he hints that the historic summit with north korea may be back on despite pulling out days early. everybody. knows that better than anybody on this way for some petersburg into. actual economic forum saw global business leaders and the political elite gather in russia's northern capital to take a closer look that was one of the most anticipated meetings between the french and russian leaders. are they welcome the latest developments and a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here in r.t. international. now north korea has taken a highly symbolic step because pyongyang appeared to destroy its only no nuclear test site in front of the world's cameras on thursday r.t. correspondent she goes down up was among a select group

that's turkish president's fini advise that describes germany's reaction as a new example of the one phobia and while also giving never mind that one is an elected president who represents his nation we spoke to cashmore an expert in sports and media studies he believes football context cept political points of view i don't think they had any kind of political motivation or were trying to make a propagandist point we have the world cup i mean in less than a month's time there are going to be played is there from all over the wall there are going to be current troops that have saudi arabia for example does not have a dignified human rights record what will the german player. play saudi arabia what will the german players be instructed to do they will boycott the game the play and try to somehow separate politics began going to have to suspend their political viewpoints their allegiances for the period of the world cup otherwise the world cup will not tell you. we'll be back with the latest at the top of the hour. little blog or the new one the idea that dropping bombs brings me to the

it is fond finis phenomenon funf you look at underpinnings it makes sense. is only way they can go back to old gloriy. >> that is really short-sighted. when you are a leader of the people, you have to lead them, people over technology, over globalization and all sorts of things, huge changes in countries. everything is changed. and people are afraid of that. that is normal, they need to be helped through it, and you can't just look down on them. charles: one reason that i have been watching i watching it for. because we had this conversation in america like welfare abuse, too much depends on government, it devolves to a issue of race, and we're sidelined. i love that we're seeing it in italy, and german, and spain. the stathe economy with policie. >> people are rising up against the liberal elite. we saw it in brexit, we are seeing it in italy, here in u.s., people tired of being told by liberal elites that their jobs were expendable for the greater good. and this president, president trump, i know others, i'm going to fight for our people, put our economy f

oh not distant finis joe bus. says if one day i suddenly want to keep ability economy. just because i happen to live in greece somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person because of some political acts done by political representatives of one kind or another. therefore it's ok for people to have their lives destroyed it's ok for people to have to tax through garbage and not have anything to eat it's ok for cancer patients to be denied medicine if we're ever going to have morality in the world we need to absolutely reject that logic if there's individuals responsible hold them responsible but don't hold a college to very responsible for the deeds of. to resolve the greek debt crisis the e.u. granted financial assistance in exchange it imposed a draconian austerity program the country was placed under stewardship and lost part of its sovereignty it was placed under surveillance by the troika the three delegates of the european commission the european central bank and the international monetary fund. other over indebted countries in the euro zone will be controlled by the troika

so, just to finis finish this ud bring it full circle, i think what's happened over and over in the countriesik like venezuela o iraq, i have seen a small minority that is viewed like the 15% controlling the powers of the far and you get this leader that says those are not real americans in control of everything. let's take back our country and that's the parallel if you look at what he did it's coded, make america great again. he actually said let's take back our country and going back to the point is a battle right now who are the real americans and folks on both sides from the point of view there is a lot of racism coded in that. why are they not real americans? because they love minorities and immigrants and africa's poor so it's almost like they are not real americans must expect the heartland than the people on the coast were equally to blame. so, i agree with you we can't be atat this point where the people who voted on the other side are not just people they disagree with, but they are actually we view them as a mortal enemies. if we start to view people on the other side of the politic

but they want terrorist fini fu and far more than just the nuclear deal. that's all this is about.s not just about nuclear deals, the centrifuges, most inspectors who are the most credible say they have done that. if cnn's saying 63% of americans approve of the deal, but a cbs poll, 62% of americans saying they don't know what's in the deal. i'm a defense reporter, i barlyi can know all the details of the deal. but we need to know the details, like joel was saying, what's going to come next and what's going to happen next? there's real worry about those missiles, and the pentagon has stepped up it's talk about how iran is sending ballistic missiles to lebanon that affects american troops, american diplomats and american forces in the region. there's other things that go along with that other than the nuclear part of this deal. so we'll see what president trump says soon enough. >> >> joel, the implications here on a personal level, what do you think those might be on a midterm election, or even a presidential election 2 1/2 years from now, is this the kind of an issue that's going

i mean if you look at the numbers, 22 million people in need and humanitarian assistance is only fini, it requires more than humanitarian solution. it's caused by political problem and the solution to that is peace. >> reporr: 27-year-old elsam is the wife of a fisherman from yemen's western coast. >> ( translated ): we ate once a day. we were under siege, we could not get anything. all we had was what we could catch in the sea. >> reporter: but they are now0 liviles inland, so supporting the family is difficult, especially with a daughter copg with epilepsy. >> ( translated ): we have to drive two hours to bring her seizure medicine. it's not available around here. we try our bt to provide the medicine for her every ten days, but it's very expensive. reporter: for those most vulnerable it's hardship after hardship.ha yemehistorically imported 90% of its food. so restrictions on imp are a huge blow. fuel shortages, inflation, anden rising unemploare crippling the country. we're dealing with a situationou in yemen wheree got functioning state services that that are now on the brink of

it makes her out to be, not fini finished. a liar or it makes her out to be incompetent.ur shoes. >> or either. can we get back the reality? >> not finished here. because she's the secretary of homeland security. >> it doesn't mean that -- [overlapping speakers] >> in her confirmation hearings, to be department of homeland security head, she could have said time and again, under intense grilling, that she accepted the intelligence community. >> just answer the question. she lied. >> she didn't lie. listen and you are also very -- you're very selectively showing a portion afterward in that same discussion with cnn. she clarified exactly what we meant, but here's i think the bigger point. you today secretary nielsen, president trump, went to long island new york to talk about solutions for a community under siege by the most violent gang that's ever operated in the united states. rather than talk about that, rather than talk about what we're doing to help real americans of ms 13, you'd rather fix saate on a slight misstay. >> the animals issue has been talked about. >> and

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