hugo chavez help them a lot the drugs flown in our now with industrial airliners. it was inevitable that south america cocaine traffickers had increasingly important while intelligenceou officials believe p $200 million annually that they are dried up to the turmoil. to see how far those tentacles spread. and then to have a close relationshipd. and the army in iraq those are also trained and supported by hasbro law. the revolutionary guard corps is part of the lebanese army. because that is a microcosm if you can figure out who is fighting who then you can figure out. anyway i don't want to go on and on. i want you to read the book. but the book weaves the story of those who have gone to these places to find out what is really going on. and my objective really is to understand what are the consequences of the choices that wema make or these financial transactions whether the counterfeit handbag or we also have anti- malaria drugs. and those friends of mine who work with me funded partly dubai.out of and then so to understand that of morality so money does not buy h

sean penn befriended hugo chavez a ruthless dictator and his seq.venezuela was once the most -- really the envy of latin america. one of the richest country there. they had oil reserves. instituted price controls. now this is a country that is hungry, desperate, mothers going across the border with -- mothers are degrees going across the border to prostitute themselves for grocery money. pete: literally hungry. surrounding a cow and beating to death with rocks. don't have any food to eat the cow. not only advises hugo chavez, castro. he is anti-american through and through. trump gives him an excuse to do it again. leland: when he says trump is an enemy of the united states, there is a fine line. there was a lot of talk about the logan act among other things. if you are an american citizen going abroad giving quarter to drug dealers, to dictators, to saddam who obviously had certain things that he did and supported terrorists to try to attack the united states, obviously venezuela very closely tied with iran, there's a question there in terms of whe

that sharing a stage with the late hugo chavez well joining me now is that journalist and filmmaker john pilger his latest film is called the coming war on china john thanks for coming back on before we get to the world in may and what did you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is an attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in wide toll and the prime minister in ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital

that sharing a stage with the late hugo chavez well joining me now is that list in filmmaker john pilger his latest film is gold the coming war on china john thanks for coming back on before we get to the world in may and what do you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is not attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who stops at the violence would we in this country tolerate. an opposition in the cold for the violent overthrow of the government the cold the military to rise up a media the core of the cold on say let's say the b.b.c. calling for a coup against the government in why i told and the prime minister in the ten downing street of course not yes there is violence on both sides but i would suggest that most of the violence comes from something that has never gone away and that is monopolies that control seventy percent of the capital and

hezbollah always had a relationship with the colombian crop the colonel said but the collection of hugo chavez helped hezbollah along. the drug that had been slowed in are in industrial airliners and military planes, government protection. it was inevitable south american cocaine traffickers would become increasingly important to hezbollah and other groups. intelligence officials believe hezbollah received $200 million annually from iran and additional money from syria, sources the largely dried up due to onerous sanctions, the colonel proceeded to explain how far hezbollah spread and uranian proxy. hezbollah explained its relationship with north korea and the army in iraq with 1 million fighters under the command of shia cleric house otter, trained and supported by hezbollah. and the lebanese army. lebanon is interesting, i said. it is a microcosm for proxy drugs, lining with lebanon. i don't want to go on and on. the book sort of weaves a personal perspective, spoke to people, not wanted to answer questions and try to find out what is really going on and as someone said the objective in writ

financing roots of venezuela to guarantee that we can maintain the social investment in venezuela hugo chavez faye made famous speeches against the i.m.f. do you see the brics bank and new institutions created by these emerging economies as being crucial to all of all shoulder bretton woods agreements of the world war two have collapsed they have no sense anymore they have to be changed brics is one of the alternatives the world has tyner has a big account to me with a big bank of development and it gives opportunities as well to latin america and russia has as well you know i should tell you though interrupting britain defied washington to join the bank and downing street said we are not washington's poodle here that those those affairs you know but we believe we need like a common dentist services and my daughter is doing as well a world with several centers and poles and that in america should be a center ok we'll just fine you right now don't trouble and only threatening arguably the people of venezuela he's threatening big multinational oil interests what would you say to people that che

a stage of the late hugo chavez well joining me now is that journalist and filmmaker john pilger his latest film is called the coming war on china john thanks for coming back on before we get to the world in may and what did you make of jeremy cool been condemning violence on both sides in venezuela venezuela is getting the kind of attention. rightly and used because there is not attempt to overthrow the government that's what this violence in the street is about and i think it would have been rather good of jeremy coburn had made it rather more specific who started the violence in this country.

he's been a friend of hugo chavez and fidel castro.dy: and created hid yuls environments in their own countries. >> they threw homosexuals and aids patients in prison. castro kept his island as a prison. these are people sean penn considers paragons. kennedy: i hike sean penn's acting. >> sean penn isn't presidents. i resigned myself to the fact that the current president of the united states is a racist. for years said he's not a racist, he just stokes racial tensions. kennedy: how do you chief fine racist. >> someone in his position who feels if you have melanin in your skin you are less worthy than someone doesn't have melanin. the color of your skin defines what country you come from and what contribution you can give to our nation's dialogue. this is a longstanding sets of decisions. kennedy: if democrats said the same thing, are they racist? >> when you add up the totality of this president's comments, he made it clear. he prefers white people to people of color. and that is something we mad a conversation about yesterday. is the

hezbollah has always had a relationship with the colombian farc, the election of hugo chÁvez in venezuelazbollah a lot. the drugs that had been flown are now industrial airliners, military planes with government protection. it was inevitable that -- it was inevitable that south american cocaine traffickers and terrorists would become increasing important to hezbollah and other groups. while intelligence officials believe that hezbollah use today receive as muche as $200 million annually from primary iran and additional money from syria, both sources have largely dried up due to sanctions imposed on the former turmoil and the latter. the colonel proceeded how far they spread and iranian proxy, hezbollah he explained have close relationship with north korea and the army in iraq with one million fighters under the command of shiite cleric. .. .. >> on and on, because i want you to read the book, rather than have me read it to you -- [laughter] to buy it. but the story, the book sort of weaves a very personal perspective of having gone to these places and spoken to people, not all of whom wan

. >> is this president trying to impersonate hugo chavez? recep tayip erdogan? vladimir putin?yone else gets one scoop it. no word if there were sprinkles. >> at the dessert course, he gets a two scoops of vanilla ice cream with his chocolate cream pie instead of the single scoop for everyone else. >> he gains weight, he does not trust people around him. he's withdrawing. not a good picture. >> if barack obama wants to say that -- >> now he is president of snowflake, okay? "they are mean to me, and they don't like me, and i just don't understand." >> what a populist. we are really proud of you, buddy. you're a populist. >> that is better than making a fake cover of a magazine about himself, lying every day, and destroying the country. >> donald trump,again, being a schmuck. he looked like a thug, he looked like a goon. you look at to the handshake. look at this. just what's a thug. look, he is mauling him.au like an idiot. >> this is so unbalanced. he is not well. >> he's vladimir putin's hostage. >> it would be like somebody pooping their pants and saying oh, it is modern art.

i don't think that the end result is that we're going to end up as nazi germany or hugo chavez's venezuelank there's a coarsening of our political system and a real reduction in the effectiveness of our political system. it does matter when a person who becomes president is urging followers to beat the crap out of rivals and saying he's going to front their legal expenses. all that matters. their point is that we have -- as a society we have to robustly challenge this by standing by these institutions and these rights that are the underpinning of a democratic system. >> the pushback is, for whatever categories they came up with, this is an exaggeration of trump because the reason he gets a laugh so often when he says ugly things is that people don't really believe him. they believe it's just yap coming out of him, just part of the show, the act. >> i think there's something to it. i think a lot of what he has said is bombast and indeed he's said a lot of things that he has not followed up on. but at the end of the day, it matters not only whether we change laws but also whether we change t

he befriended hugo chavez but now sean penn says president trump is the real enemy.d trump is an enemy of americans, republicans, democrats, independents, and every child born, an millimeter of enf mankind indeed an enemy of the state. joining me is al vira. >> thanks for having me. rachel: we know they tyke venezuela from most prosperous to a place of hunger. sean penn, was he consistent in that we know he was carrying water for this dictator. >> well, he went to caracas because he needed to finance his next movie. so it's always very. rachel: interesting. >> important to go -- listen, it's all words and no action. and here what we have to see is what people do, not what people say. sean penn has no moral authority whatsoever to be talking about compassion towards immigrants in latin america because he has sided with the dictators for years for financial reasons or for ideological. agenda. words not action. rachel: that's right. has he gone hard after donald trump. but donald trump stood up and he has been a great advocate for the venezuelan people, standing with th

el aÑo 2.000, persiguiendo el sueÑo americano, nos salimos de venezuela escapando del rÉgimen de hugo chÁvezcÁmara de representantes y el senado de que lleguen a un acuerdo bipartidista sea con el acto del sueÑo o el famoso dream act. >> que pueda proteger a los 800.000 dreamers que pierden su beneficio. >> como dije, previamente para mi esta orden es un buen paso adelante pero serÍa mÁs riesgoso aplastar la lucha para proteger a los dreamers en las cortes ya que el congreso, la verdad y ambos partidos tanto como el presidente han dicho de que quieren resolver esta situaciÓn lo antes posible por parte de algÚn tipo de legislaciÓn para que los dreamers no sean deportados entonces para mi lo importante es que la comunidad sepa que aunque esto sea un buen paso, para la comunidad inmigrantes y demostrar que de nuestros cortes sÍ funcionan de que la presiÓn para el congreso no tiene que parar en ningÚn momento para que lleguen a un acuerdo. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> juan escalante y joven soÑador, gracias por estar con nosotros, gracias por dar la cara por mÁs de 800.000 jÓvenes ahora nos vamos c

maduro dijo que va a reactivarlaantigua cuenta de twitter del fallecido hugo chÁvez.de emociÓn a sus fans. >> cuando nos dimos cuenta era algo que nos emociona porque es una niÑa excelente. excelente niÑa. >> para ella siempre era un juego. se le cumpliÓ ir al juego. a ella le encanta mucho el deporte. satcha: la pequeÑa bailarina de nueve aÑos asegura que va a continuar con su clase de baile para perfeccionar la tÉcnica y mantener viva su pasiÓn de la mÚsica. enhorabuena por ella. la recibimos con los brazos abiertos y nos quiere venir a visitar y enseÑarnos a bailar. [risas] ana: me encantarÍa compartir algunos pasos con ella. vamos a comenzar con los mapas. el aviso de bandera roja para los estados de colorado, kansas, missouri. esto podrÍa ser por los fuertes vientos que podrÍan provocar incendios. por otro lado, tenemos aviso de tormenta invernal en el norte de california. es por este sistema de baja presiÓn que estarÍa causandomÁs nieve y precipitaciones. esto serÍa la prÓxima semana cuando se comience a desplazar. por ahora, en el mapa de las temperaturas ronda

the sandinistas, hugo chavez, blocking the free trade to deal with columbia, giving my name to the formeruerrilla party and el salvador. president yvonne insisted they would give money while jailing opponents. they love socialism and they can't sell it here, they push on these push on this country does not mix these countries back in poverty. stuart: you also say the other side of the coin that the president was probably wrong to use inflammatory language about foreign countries. >> he was wrong to use the vulgarity and i think he's also wrong about immigration. msn that i think these very desperate people, the story of our country often bring with them, like i said incredibly hard work ethic. they are risktakers. rained risktakers in the match but the real economy. so they are an asset. i'm all in favor of making the system legal so that they can be legalized. i understand the arguments against all of these illegal people. the idea of thinking that just because they come from poor countries they cannot be in a country that is wrong. stuart: does a breath of fresh air. >> thank you. stuar

it's ironic a president who wants to build a wall has a style of politics that's indicative of hugo chavez the polling that shows one year in his level of support has not changed a bit, 36% in the one poll. his disapproval numbers have gone up. are there never trumpers, as you call yourself, that you know who have watch third down fired thi and said maybe i don't like the guy, but based on the policy things you laid out, i'm in now. he has a supreme court justice. >> that's one of my fears that a lot of people who were with me through the election and even in the early months of the presidency are saying it's actually not so bad. i'm happy with the result. one of the things is that trump has sort of increased our tolerance for what is abnormal. >> right. >> he's -- they used to talk about defining deviancy down. >> let's stop for a second. if barack obama had said in 2009 i think we need to pull the fcc licenses of all of these places and talk about a conservative federal judge in texas and -- because the judge ruled against let's say a segment of obama care, if barack obama said in 2009 o