p way, the g. c p. was there? not because of any particular liking of the iranian president prior tracy was because it's in the core interest of the united states to make sure that the iranian state does not have a pathway to nuclear weapon di has not changed. we know that the president says that his priority is regional relationship. so i have to ask you how does is real factor into that? i think where he is meeting with that is that instead of focusing on the west, receive government is going to put their priority partly on regional states. and that means the other states in the region that form the axis of resistance that the iranians have put together, as well as the iranian version of a pivot to asia. i think the racy government is going to look much more eastward than westward. as a result, the urgency or the desire to go much beyond the g. c p a with the west is simply not going to be there, at least not to the same extent that it was with ronnie government. and are you seeing them j run, strengthen its tie

most notably the supreme leader and the i r g c. and because of this widespread disillusionment, i think at this time around you know, there is not really a vote. also the guarding counsels a decision to avoid any kind of competitive rates as we've seen over the last few years, is also adding to this kind of disillusionment. but we should not forget, we have in the republic on we don't have neither free nor fairy elections mohammed the wrong. they shouldn't see when the projection seemed to suggest now he is backed by the supreme leader. does that mean we could expect any political appointees from his future administration to come from the most conservative sections of iranian society like the i r g c, for example? well, i think i have to respond to a couple of points or previous guessed made. there are no official figures that said that the turnout is going to be 2324 percent. and i think that's perhaps wishful thinking on his part. on the other hand, i think he forgot to mention that the previous parliamentary elections, they took

and without any doubt, he's save it by the supreme vida, the hard line is on i r g c. all that, all. i don't see actually the president how much will 40 over major foreign policy issues, particularly when it comes to iranian kind of nuclear negotiation with the rest. what if he comes to power? probably we are more likely to see that kind of further concentration of power by r g c and the hard line is not elected. the organs is probably an obviously, that's going to have a major reflection on that iranian foreign policy. it seems that even now, even over the last 6 or 7 months, the supremely the have given the green light for negotiation. and that's why didn't she, she is still going on because they have realized that the no longer can continue with this regime of fashion. so regardless of who comes to power off the tomorrow election, i think the negotiation process will go ahead what, what we're going to see as the new feature iranian foreign policy. you've been connected to the change of political landscape in iran with the arrival him. right? you see in the president

the g. c. p. was there? not because of any particular liking of the iranian president prior to race was because it's in the core interest of the united states to make sure that the iranian state does not have a pathway to nuclear weapon di has not changed. we know that the president says that his priority is regional relationship. so i have to ask you how does is real factor into that? i think where he is meeting with that is that instead of focusing on the west, receive government is going to put their priority partly on regional states. and that means the other states in the region that form the axis of resistance that the iranians have put together, as well as the iranian version of a pivot to asia. i think the racy government is going to look much more eastward than westward. as a result, that urgency or the desire to go much beyond the g. c p a with the west is simply not going to be there, at least not to the same extent that it was with ronnie government. and are you seeing the j run strengthen its ti

what you're talking about here is part of the pure and cleavage, which is a little section called c, g, c z, a double say. now, there are c, g, g sequences in other viruses. but in, in, in the corner of virus, what this does is it is, it is, it creates a amino acid known as known as, as our genie. but, but the thing is there are 6 different ways you can create for argentine and the virus is lot use different ones. this is the one that happens to be used in the laboratory by most people. so it's a secondary bit of information. the fact that this is there just, it, we, there's no possible way it could have gotten there from, from, from natural gene transfer. but the fact that it happens to be the one that lack technicians use is another clue that in that, that supports the contention that was put in there may now be the chinese side have long claimed that they've been trans bound as they can be. and lee signed his publish, sorry, go to partial genome as early as february, 2020, which i gather, you're not satisfied with what's, what's your problem with? i don't think anybody today would say

as a result of the urgency or the desire to go much beyond the g. c, p, a with the west is simply not going to be their keys, not to the same extent that it was with ronnie government. and are you seeing in j run? strengthen its ties with b g for example. it is already gone in that direction is going to further go in that direction. and the hardliners in iran believe that they now have women their sale. because when the iranians sign, the agreement, the united states pulled out on the trump and the europeans from the vine in perspective, failed to live up to its obligations. and its companies were pulled out of terror on. so the idea that you can rely on the west or the europeans in order to be able to deliver that type of prosperity for the nation, is simply not existing on, on the side of the hardliners. they're much more interested in looking eastward. i have to get your take on this before we let you go. we know about races, involvement in a debt commission that secretly executed thousands of political dissidents and yet right, you see says he is

this the g, c, g, g is, is part of one of them. the virus has in. it was called a pure cleavage site. and this is something that when it gets to the cell, the cell looks at this thing. it says, this is something i need. i opened up and let the material come in. so the virus doesn't join. and he said he has his code on i called it for a cleavage site. and when that happens, it makes it much, much, much magic word opening the gate like a question. where did the steering cleavage side come from? if you, there are 2 possibilities. one is from random mutations, but it's a complex thing. the idea that it came out of nowhere is like saying that the human i just popped up one day because of the mutation is too complex for that. so the other possibility is that it came from recombination or recombination is when you have another virus that has this in it and you're cold, it doesn't, and they get into the cell together. and they, they're being manufactured, but it gets confused. and if you're in cleavage, site moves over. now the issue there is that this kind

p a the g. c p. was there not because of any particular liking of the iranian president prior to race was because it's in the core interest of the united states to make sure that the iranian state does not have a pathway to nuclear weapon di has not changed. we know that president, right, you see says that his priority is regional relationship. so i have to ask you, how does israel factor into that? i think where he's meeting with that is that instead of focusing on the west, receive government is going to put their priority partly on regional states. and that means the other states in the region that form the axis of resistance that the iranians have put together, as well as the iranian version of a pivot to asia. i think the racy government is going to look much more eastward than westward. as a result, the urgency or the desire to go much beyond the g. c p a with the west is simply not going to be there, at least not to the same extent that it was with ronnie government. and are you seeing them to

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how do you think other g, c, g, 70 people actually be viewing that? i'm wondering, do you think biden can really give that sense of stability perhaps and that concerns that trump wasn't really a blip on the radar, but more sign of, of perhaps things to come? well, in terms of american power, the united states doesn't need to be back because it never went anywhere. the role of the u. s. financial system, it's energy production. it's technology prowess, its military power, the role of the u. s. dollar. this did not suddenly go away under 4 years of trauma, much as many american allies may have wished it might. and now that biden is, is president. that's not going to change, but you are absolutely right to ask the question, what does it mean in terms of the sense that the united states can be counted on can be relied on? the u. s. says they're doing an iran, the old truck pulls out unilaterally, binding goes back in. what happens if republicans win in 20? $24.00 will be out again. trans pacific partnership. obama makes the announcement b ally, allies get

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the g. c. p. was there not because of any particular liking of the iranian president prior tracy was because it's in the core interest of the united states to make sure that the volunteer state does not have a pathway to nuclear weapon dot has not changed. we know that the president says that his priority is regional relationship. so i have to ask you how does is real factor into that? i think where he is meeting with that is that instead of focusing on the west raise sees government is going to put their priority partly on regional states. and that means the other states in the region that form the axis of resistance that the iranians have put together, as well as the iranian version of a pivot to asia. i think the racy government is going to look much more eastward than westward. as a result, the urgency or the desire to go much beyond the g. c p a with the west is simply not going to be there, at least not to the same extent that it was with ronnie government. and are you seeing the j run stren

this is what saved tunisian democracy particularly issue nor g c could. what is special about us in denisia is that 1st we have a population that is educated was he is a 2nd. we have a civil society that is very involved, a politically alert, civil society, that sense what was that they did. they found chandry of tenicia women who are emancipated, open minded, committed women, those 3 assets, and able to manage things very easily on appeal issues among too many a place up and ah, among those courageous women was blogger lina been ma haney. in the turmoil following the revolution, she was targeted by extremists and had to fear for her life. ah, for years she was under police protection, but she refused to be intimidated. was referred to montes says projects, you know, i didn't ask for protection. i was forced to have it, and to this day they still haven't lifted the protection. sometimes i get calls because there are new threats against me. they told me to be vigilant. still the case today said just to sure was never considered leaving the country the just

and the r g c, and there affiliated center is the power. and currently for about 2 years, he serves as the chief justice of iran. so he's considered to be very, very loyal to the most conservative elements and the internet man, i went to j, i mentioned a corruption fading economy. and of course, the american sanctions which have further pushed the 9th and have any of the candidates proposed credible remedies for iran, severe economic hardship. i indeed can anyone fix the economy while the u. s. has applied so much pressure? well 1st of all, as you said at the beginning, you're wrong. the konami crisis did not come up with the us sanctions. if god works with us sanctions. so the bulk of the problem is hum, homemade and is those understood by a lot of iranians. so none of the candidates had a credible policy program. so during those 3 categorize the base, you didn't hear much soft. and the only thing is that everyone see the front runner . he was making a lot of populace economic sledges focused on eradicating poverty and fighting corruption.

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the prime minister was equally forthright, and he had comments to the press, the pro g, c, b u k. government, to uphold the territorial integrity of the united kingdom. that's what we're going to do. we'll do whatever it takes to ensure that the g 7 leaders have been joined by guests from south to south africa, india and australia. discussing how to end the current pandemic and prevent the next one. and d, w correspondent, beer mass is reporting for as a, from a st. ives in cornwall coast, where the g 7 is taking place this weekend. forget, tell us more about this infrastructure project. it's aimed at countering china's influence. it's green, and it's meant to help poor countries catch up. sounds very ambitious. it is very ambitious. the u. s. has identified a $42000000.00 deficit for low and middle income countries when it comes to infrastructure. and they say that during the pandemic, this gap has even widened. so they are calling for an alternative to china, spelt and wrote initiatives, also called and useful growth initiative, where china is investing across the world and developing coun

enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications, european parliament has officially approved a cobit 19 digital certificate scheme. it will allow travelers to cross borders within the e u without quarantine and additional testing. the certificates will work both for you, citizens and foreign nationals. the digital file can also be issued in paper form and indicates if a person has had a negative p. c, r, test of act seen or has recently recovered from corona, virus member states ha

on average, people in these organizations like an essay and g c, h, q, and cia there, they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works, all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications inmates in a washington, dc. geo, who's a defendant in january, the capital riot says, claiming he's been viciously and savagely beaten by a guard. the defendants have been in federal custody since the arrest around 6 months ago on charges of assaulting a federal agent obstructing official proceedings. we got reaction from more john piers, who's represented some of the capital rice suspects he states, and defendants have continuously in mystery. some concerns about the co

and he was very much, you're very close to the supreme leader and the r g c. and there affiliated the center of power. and currently for about 2 years, he serves as the chief justice of iran. so he's considered to be very, very loyal to the most conservative elements and the internet man, i went to j, i mentioned that a corruption, fading economy. and of course, the american sanctions which have further pushed the knife and have any of the candidates proposed credible remedies for iran, severe economic hardship. i indeed can anyone fix the economy while the u. s. is applied so much pressure? well 1st of all, and who said at the beginning you're wrong. the konami crisis did not come up with the us sanctions. it got worked with us sanctions. so the bulk of the problem is hom, homemade and is those understood by a lot of iranians? so none of the candidates had a credible policy program. so during those 3 categorize the base, you didn't hear much soft. and the only thing is that everyone in writing see the front runner. he was making a lot of populace economic sle

these images were captured this week in the took g c. that is to the north of russia's caught car province and alaska. a russian photographer got up close while traveling with an international conservation group called bare patrol there tracking the movement of the magnificent, magnificent arctic creatures through the melting spring ice. now there is around 2000 of them living in that region, dealing with a number of difficulties. in fact, a triple threat of retreating arctic ice cover, shipping and illegal hunting. or that does it for me back in 31 and a half minutes with more news. this is our to international state, post the one i make. no, certainly no borders and the blind to nationalities as emerge. we don't have authority. we go to the whole world, needs to take action and be ready. not a joke, people judge crisis, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges for the response has been massive. so many good people are

these images were captured this week in the g. c. that is to the north of rushes to kafka province and alaska. a russian photographer got off close, didn't teach us while traveling with an international conservation group called bird patrol. they're tracking the movement of the magnificent arctic creatures through the melting spring ice. there's around 2000 of them living in the region, dealing with a number of difficulties. in fact, a triple threat of retreating arctic ice cover shipping. illegal gorgeous shelton, or i just approaching half past midnight in moscow time. then for another great program, it will be getting, it started moments, they try to see what's on offer season. the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where's the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track, rather than fear i would take on various jobs wit

enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h, q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications. moscow court is outlawed organizations founded by alex in the valley. the court ruled the russian opposition figures. political network was extremist elementary and ripples. the russian prosecutors have been highlighting the extremist nature as they are putting it of the are going to zation, lead and founded by opposition activists elect saying the vomit, according to the authorities, the so called novalis h q's and also the anti co

election teach you considering there are national elections in germany in september when of course, the g. c. d, you, christian democrats will say it's a tendency for the federal election. i think it's more complicated because it was a special ation in a small country and it was a decision not for mr. lashes, but mainly for mr. have lot. so everything is open. we can see lead the you can win election, but they can also lose. we see that the trend toward a week 3 of the green party may, might be stopped by. i think the for the coming month will decide a lot will be back home. so to speak between the candidates, 3 and babble lashes and shoulder and this will be the decision. all right, we'll leave it there are german longacre. helga lynn to thank you for your analysis there. thank you. by ro voting has now ended. so let's actually take a look at the projected results. under michael's conservatives, the cd you are on 36 percent the far right, a sd on 22.7, the socialist left party on 10.8 centered left s p t on 8.3. the environmentalist greens on 6.6 and the business friendly f d p on 6.5. the

enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h, q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications, the news keeps rolling and 900 seconds. busy to close the unfortunately, we are witnessing a trend in media and they go from one news fiasco to another. the weapons of mass destruction story, the russia gate hogs hunters laptop back in bounty tale, and now the possible colbert lab leak story. now, why does anyone in their right mind even tune in any more driven by dreamers shaped by those in me dares think we dare to ask me. ah ah, l

enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h, q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications, a quarter of an hour into the program, we keep the news rolling right out to the shortest of stay with our team. oh i i financial survival guide, liquid assets are those that you can convert into cash quite easily. but keep in mind, no, i mean to inflation better watch guys reported me . ah ah, ah, the ah, the ah ah hello again. a new report reveal them to us, accounted for over half of global spending on nuclear weapons. in 2020, i

enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h, q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications. active shoot, her situation has been reported out and earth force base in san antonio, texas. the compound has been put under locked on under authorities at the base of ordered all personnel to take cover. shots were apparently followed by suspects from outside the base to fled the area a man home is now underway. the incident occurred while troops were conducting a drill, new injuries were reported a quarter of an hour into the pro

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is the head of the judiciary and more center, as i used to be, the commander in chief of the i, r g, c, d, a lot of revolutionary guard corps. and is not the secretary of the expediency council. and there is a reformist, he used to be vice president under president called me. and the governors of 2 provinces are doing. i say him, i used to be the governor the central banker on until a few weeks ago when he was dismissed for running for president iris. and he is also a lawmaker, a conservative hardliner. he is the head of the research center of the parliament said jenny is a former nuclear negotiator and a senior security official in iraq. i was the catering us up to date with who is. so when you look at that line up, what does that tell you about around today? i think it doesn't say much about iran today. i think that says quite a lot about the guardian council today, and the lack of representative politics. the guardian council has taken particularly parliamentary election last she is qualifying so many performance and well known candidate not just are missing, for example, adding mor

it's worth keeping in mind that 15 percent what the g c was a $37.00 have done is basically keep the bottom line. so we've known for 40 years at the bottom. it's damaging, there's a 100 kind of research on this, and the damage is economy damage and well being peoples wellbeing and crates, all 37 finally this week admitted that. but what they've done by just setting the rate up 50 percent and you're saying you're happy to keep that right bottom in tax . so it's not surprising and i'm sorry that i'm trying to bring it and that you are in a future because obviously, you know, so much money lost in the system. what sort of money could nurses salary say of $13.00 or $20000.00 do for a community? if it was tax, a boucher or somewhere else that you can give us a relevant example? yes, so we've carried out some studies looking at tax incentives which the global minimum tax rate is trying to to address. we have seen that from only one company getting tax probably be able to save about a $100000000.00 are just one company or what it cost estimates. is that these 100000000000 been actually bill