also i mean.e could have gone to man. city to play for pep guardiola in the champions league and he chose to follow side to chelsea and play in their open league so that for me is like ok and the title contenders but you know something that at the beginning of the season people didn't think and even has i also come by things having a great. so i went with it also i mean is probably a few out there i could have mentioned father of for example but i ended up going with the man they call baby maureen your you're. exactly for me he is almost he's he's a very modern coach and hoffenheim when he was first hired i mean when i took a big risk with and he was twenty eight years old people were like is this a joke and he i mean look at what he's done there i mean year in year out since taking taken over he's kept hoffenheim in a really good position he's been he's brought stabile of the to hoffenheim and for the first time hoffenheim is in the champions league and now does mine as well i mean hoffenheim the

chime in here they say they have all the forensic evidence we were waiting to see that there but i mean i don't see any logical way out of explaining the fate of this man here but i'm sure mike pompei o because it's all about oil and power there's going to be some kind of resolution and i think all of us will say hypocrisy go ahead sure i mean in beirut. it's true you know when the first reports started to come out and i was astonished that the western mainstream media jumped on the story and took a. where they did i because he was this because of the way i don't they didn't come from the yemen you know but it was because of the washington post i think that was the reason why i keep going go ahead. yes you know. one just assumed. that jamal was killed and you know dismembered that's the news that was coming out but then very quickly you saw that what was coming out from unknown or unnamed turkish sources was not being reflected in what official. turkish officials and aired on were saying on the record so mediately you could see there was a leverage game yet being played out here and you

somebody to see do i mean on. political pressure on the. road to security jennifer knows what kind of business models he was there. incorporations doubt of what is sold on could mental disease help use the control scheme i know was michael not seen. the solution. is up in association with the potato. noodle can he salsa on those it is just some really really take. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon and if they get too close to investigating what's going on over there they push the price of oil up now on the last ten years because of fracking in america america a position to solve as energy independence and no longer subject to the political pressures that could be borne upon them from opec and the saudis so we're going to see a real test of this because. all of the litany of horrors coming out of saudi arabia is making people if you. see this is hotter than kentucky. we. want to see you go very funny you. know money since he was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are g

everything is done backward that's why i said it in my introduction here i mean when you discuss the things that they are allies before you make a public statement and of course the statement about the i and amp was made completely out of context for the audience to understand so i mean that's why i started the program incoherent foreign policy though john bolton seems to know what he wants go ahead john. well as far as talking to the allies i mean we have to remember that this puts millions of lives in europe at danger and used when these weapons were there that the i.m.f. . work to ban you had millions of people in the streets in europe protesting against that gun that was put there had so of course you talk to the allies because it affects millions of people there i do think bolton's foreign policy is having a lot of influence right now but donald trump does listen to his own council mostly and we don't know where this is going to had but you can see it and is iran policy which includes the horrific war in yemen that we need to bring to an end and you can see it in this approach t

i mean. you know i didn't catch the piece that you're talking about the media does what the media does they use stories that's what they're supposed to do not they cover look at their own political ends well again that's just sort of par for the course which is where we are in the united states but i want to go back to something you know when you were making the point that liberals just seem to be battling this man kavanagh on any fronts that they can and they just don't want to see a competent conservative justice on the court i would remind you that neal gorsuch never faced this kind of scrutiny he never faced these kind of accusations john roberts never faced these kind of accusations and on the other side of the aisle neither did elaine a kagan or sonia sotomayor i mean the fact of the matter is we've had three different justices in the past ten years placed on the supreme court two democrats one republican none of them faced these allegations of you know settling that's it you know i don'

well i mean i think it's political no question about it i mean the problem the the the problem or the challenge is been there for you know almost thirty years so why did it happen oh i think persian course or political advantage to himself but then you know he said from their point of view i suppose a normal politician. but it's clearly led to the to the elections next year i don't think there's any doubt about it now six months before the elections ukraine already has five declared and more than a dozen of presumed presidential candidates many of whom have higher approval ratings than the incumbent president do you think the specter of the so-called russian aggression that person could definitely relies on politically speaking it can't tame the should just vibrant political competition in that country i think you give him an edge and i think he has an edge also from the time that he's held this office for five years and things are so unstable and so unsettled in ukraine that people will. you know coalesce around a leader who can write a measure of stability that's essentially what ha

the threat of fines somebody known to us you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the gold you've done it in one concludes you know through security jennifer knows when to pull your bundled up business models he was my american corporations doubtless was incomplete please someone could be mental disease to use. the solution. alys up an association between. the two can he sell some of those it is just really funny to me to maintain an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. now. let's. look at. the diplomatic cyclone that's still pretty. good nineteen people were killed and at least seventy injured in a shooting a bomb attack at a college in the southern russian city of kids carried out by an eighteen year old student it's those who survived it and show. you all the bodies even thought. to see.

relies so heavily on the buy and backbone and the question is also if byan are not doing so well i meanight now it's obviously also having a big impact on the national team and do you really think and that's mine and i think this will be a big test for. will he really not start a lot of like these fi and players for example is he willing to say for example tang is going to sit out going to sit out and he will go to these young guns i don't know what is going on in his head but. actually he did it first very important step in saying no to boy taking i mean boxing left two days. before the game because of injury a bit he is you know he's always injured or in the past it was too many times injured and he's not the fittest anymore like so many others and look at. it's what has he done the past season and maybe it's just time for a pause you know and. i think maybe it's too easy to say hey let's do the change and maybe it is quite difficult to change something but there are young people on the bench with lots of quality look how and. they were so beautiful the up front there was dynamic in t

just read you'll find somebody number one place you do i mean. political pressure on the. business models used by american corporations. to use. solution. and association. as it is just simply deleting. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. a russian woman is charged in the u.s. trying to meddle in the upcoming midterm elections via social media. funerals are held in crimea as some of the twenty people shot dead by a student at a technical college who survived this recall the tragic day. yesterday several.

yeah i mean i don't think back to whether x. will be a problem with this or even eris exchange you know because though before we call at our allies but see if d.c. is going to have to keep a real handle on this you know because big point strictly limited amount i mean it's the hardest money the world's ever seen no matter where the price goes it doesn't increase supply and there's always enough to call in for people just some function of price so if you're short if you're naked sure because i mean that's a good way to bankrupt yourself right it has actually bits that are not. not found in any other city any other tradable security at this time you know remember patrick bird over there overstock went to battle with the new york stock exchange the other regulators over the show rule which demands that you need to show at the end of the day your inventory of positions maybe on stocks that you've sure did and that because that was not being enforced people were selling more stock than were even printed or available for overstudy f.t

by the number one place you do i mean. business models used by american corporations. he's sold on good mental disease has a new album use citric shows the amana was macomo seen. through the solution. eyes up in association with people. i know who can he saw some of those it is just really his ability to maintain an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing saudi arabia. ok jill one of the things i found really quite interesting after the the supposition that because she had been interrogated and killed the royal family instantly almost simultaneously said we can wreck our become your economies in the west particularly the united states we can use the word the oil weapon and i'm paraphrasing here but that is not been said for forty five years that is taboo and everybody knows that we could gain because it can really make the markets volatile but that was to first card that they played does that make you feel the confident that they're going to come through with

i mean the fact is c.n.n. is saying this and they did lead the charge in mocking him and then being afraid of him didn't they say the saying goes something like first they ignore you then they laugh at you then they fear you and we've definitely seen the whole russia gate stuff is definitely that fearing you know the so-called deep state whatever that thing is like whatever all these people were that were leaking information they were trying to destroy him they were trying to undermine him all of the news all of the hysteria about him is sheer fear it would look like genuine fear and then of course they join you or you know they stop you when essentially because they join you well those thing is trump is going to start looking at some of these monopolies in the u.s. media monopolies in the tech sector and google and amazon and c.n.n. in this act of self-preservation is now kowtow into the present because they are the chopping block with all this fake news. media consolidation monopolization i said from the beg

women and i mean when i hear one mile equal a lot of well if. i could go through it and i was glad to try rio de leo you know that if i mean. what i want and one of my ruperto escobar belongs to a long line of texas ranches get his farm overlooks the rio grande from there he extracts water to irrigate the crops to provide feed for his cattle you know. i said yes but that's. one of the few people. i give a little. wildly with i mean. i know what i said. you know. like you seem to. cease repair so is one of the hundreds of ranches affected by the possible construction of president trumps long and promised wolf. his phone would be split into. products under restart until one year of us. is pussy. not saddam was on the right as a mortal. he carries a president. who i merely here is telling you he's here. and when i say what he does yes. or no moral. they don't. get him. but. you know. not good. but. what. is real. roberto's case shows that the possible construction of the law which has yet to appear in any budgetary planning could provoke a trust ch

well i mean yeah you haven't seen much policy toxins twenty sixteen i mean i mean you you really haven't and democrats really haven't kind of taken a taken an autopsy of the whole situation i'm no fan of cavanagh i think he was an awful choice a i wish she wouldn't have been confirmed at all but you know you didn't see much policy same as you know everything that's been going on in the past which ideas and i think it's because democrats don't really have it and when i say democrat talking about at the establishment level there are some diamonds in the rough there are some people that are you know proposing some great ideas but those people are in the minority in the party and they're always expected to bend the knee to the establishment instead of the establishment coming to them and saying hey how can we keep our jobs because people aren't happy with us what can we do to keep our jobs it's not working that way it's working the other way around it's hey you have some good progressive ideas we don't want to do that and bend the knee to us or you're out of here it's completely backwards na

and then most of the season is about i do mean. well good fiction not bad fiction i would say what i. had brought i just got bryan in and jump in because you're the odd man out ahead when you when you have a presidential candidate when you have somebody like donald trump calling mexicans rapists when you have somebody like donald trump cheating on three wives having sex with a bill and saying he many may think he's talking about certainly no i'm talking about oh excuse me i'll finish thank you donald trump has it made it he paid hush money to stormy daniels if you're going to call mexicans rapists and have sex with oranges are they are turning up they might want to expect some negative headlines guys might want to let me go to robert because robert's a lawyer i mean to go at all of the oh yeah all these things look i think even his supporters he donald trump is no choir boy they know they didn't vote for him because they thought he was a choir boy he's rude he's boisterous he's an ego to cicle maniac sometimes but none of these thin

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what a day to be here i mean as a trader and individual trader these are the kind of days we live for we haven't seen the down there like this since february and i think the main cause that i'm hearing when i speak to people is interest rates the cost of borrowing money is going to go up so if you want to buy a house it's going to be higher and that is what's weighing on people's minds and it's been that way since last week and you saw the market start to bubble and now it's broiling you know i saw some of these figures were just crazy there the volatility index the vix traded at the chicago board options exchange the highest levels of volatility sense april and nasdaq down three point five percent below the two hundred day moving average last time that happened was july of twenty sixteen adam i mean what do you what do you see the rest of the week in going forward your last week we were about the past twenty seven thousand and here we are with this big decidedly definitive dip what do you think going forward. so there's two ways to look at it in february march when we were down like

well i mean i just want to start off just so people get an idea of this is how important is for a kid is it for a consumer of moves to always be aware of the context behind who or what he is reading or what journalist he's listening to or especially in today's age of kind of this bombardment of news every day that we're getting well you know there has to be full disclosure i mean this story you led with with that the intercept broke if the daily beast in a mess and b.c. had just even run you know something on the car you know this guy you know lobbies for the u.a.e. i don't think that would've would have made it an aseptic but it would have helped because you have news by pundit these days news by so-called experts and a lot of them are just paid shills for somebody be it with money at the basis or politics i mean back in the day you had a situation where both president bushes had people that were working for the pentagon appearing on t.v. and not disclosing that armstrong williams is a friend of dr ben carson the trouble at the f.c.c. for that. and you know where where are those watc

by the number one place you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on that god you've. told to no clue securely jennifer knows what the bundled up business models used by american corporations data of what he's sold on could be mental disease has a new album use the controls on the scene and the solution. lies up in association with the potato. i noted when he saw small dogs it is just me or deleting. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. you. look at the thing you look at. the most senior. people in the morning you can look some people. believe importantly. the i. had learning this president now threatening to expand the united states nuclear arsenal until he says russia and china come to their senses. here to the agreement should have been done years ago but still people. will build it up. trumpet earlier announce that the u.s. intends to leave a key nuclear arms agreement with russia provoking a mixed reaction from european allies and. in other news this hour saudi arabia admits the dissident journalist was murdered in the kingdom's consciousness in istanbu

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and all that i mean i most consultants a gad been involved in their stuff for over ten years so i mean i'm very thoroughly aware of what's going on right to gold and i trust action committee and i mention that because a link to this will get another ten thousand views anyway but with big oil. that is not the case because really this work to make it short selling a huge way because the high dollar last result has control of the private number one so that you could on mass take delivery of those keys you can't do in goal because it's cash livery and nobody has the answers and it's so much more expensive i mean look at germany when germany decided that they wanted to be a hardware of last resort and said give us eight hundred tonnes of physical gold how much how much did it cost to move all of that to transport it to verify the quantity and the quality of it every day twenty billion dollars plus a big gets melted down and recast into new you t.x. those verifying the quantity and the quality with one hundred percent on every transaction you can move one hundred million dollars a big one fo

so tell us a bit more about that i mean what if you experience directly. in frankly what has been called islam a phobia and the spreading of that mentality. well. in the end part of the party here. there's a couple organizations i don't want to name names because i don't want to give them any publicity but they have been worked very hard to try to silence my voice in fact my campaign in my district was sabotaged by this group to try to make sure that i did not win the seat in my district i didn't make it past the primary. but these people they know the truth i have actually given the. historical evidence as well as verses in the qur'an the counter dicked some of their or their hatred and their misinformation that they continue to go ahead and spread misinformation and hate across members of the party for their own personal gain. to my understanding some of the refugees that had come over from the civil war in syria that the tourists lee had you know support for some of the various groups that are operating against the assad government coming from you know t

me know i mean because i think. that is what. when the whole make this manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. to ignore middle of the room six. million real new. world. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be no and the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying news just no really hasn't been that we hear even many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want to that's going to give them peace it's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracies it's ti

do not represent the majority of people in north and in fact they represent a minority of people i mean we feel alone with all their parties are absolutely and the majority with regards to you. and i think that's a fairly important point because you could be agreement as i was clear and all of its commitments in the monsour with regards to moving forward with the. stuff we're here at. and i think it's very dangerous for these agents and thought was you know the do pieces it's for the millions that voted for brics it but you must be aware that even in northern irish media little in the republic that some people say. saying that it looks like there could be a big irony here that english nationalism not irish nationalism may bring about a united front do you guys are just smile as you read those stories or do you sense the real being with them that you go elysian strew in the sense of anybody's going to bring back the reunification of our country is going to be republicans on the end of it is it really got me how would you i mean she has failed to unite. united ireland and do you see which

what i. mean again i probably. get that working with a good team but you can either get it by give it up about it i get it you know you . give it won't you. love me but i'm not running the thank you. again or any can follow me look you know. go when you've got a note in another life i don't know how many. times you think it and this was. emily ticket on the whole. bunch of what they're going to be at. in the end they got. him going. they're going to be a lot. i mean. you go into a really. nice. to have marketed. ok if they. want to get. into. a state. with. a while in the. morning. and not. but i now wonder why us in that. gap in the p two time is. doing now a difference in opinion pookie start being a package when why you. were going. to evolve. again definity where we are where system shut down plus. not a lot of strong c s cure. came in beneath you be afraid to even if you say you are fair or did more people precaution. to get middleware fish out more good news you have. to please please see our album i didn't s

yeah i mean i again i'd have to read the full article to have a way to speak on it but. but yeah i mean as far as tribalism goes i mean i do think we're in an age of alter tribalism on all sides of the aisle on the establishment side and then over on the right as well and then and then some on the left to sell and as a result it seems like we're kind of in a we're kind of stuck in neutral as a country ok kathy i don't think so i don't think the word neutral has approved i think it's deadlock and it's getting worse and worse kathy you want to jump in there as a whole point of the program go ahead as i did because i think the agree that's not a bad article yesterday in every single sentence was inflammatory and racist i talk about it intolerant of the tolerant quote unquote left but you know if i recall correctly he even went on to say bad. that trying to equate am was awfully accused of rape is not a quibble and a woman who is actually being raped or wanting to lose that alleging that she's been raped what kind of universe is that was. created that is not being falsely ac

just read you'll find somebody number one place you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on that i needed to know the security dimension knows when to put your hand on that business models he was my american corporations. he's sold them to mental disease has he. seen. the solution. please all the dissociation. i knew going he saw it is just somebody he's of deleting. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. breaking news on r.t. international saudi arabia claims the journalist who went missing in. the russian woman is. allegedly trying to meddle in the upcoming midterm elections through social media. and the funerals. of the twenty people killed. yesterday seven. of them on the same.

europe to begin to buy this story as well so i have a list of excuses with here what do you think i mean it's really put trump into an mccrone as we saw the last few days but a lot of these european leaders and the american president turned into somewhat of a fix i would say. but i would agree with one there's a lot of people who would like to see him leave there are a lot of people like this to go away to write a lot of people like this to go away i think the crown prince is going to be staying in place the but it's very awkward if we look at everything oh it's possible that they were rogue attackers. oh i don't want to believe it if it's true right right oh man we have these hundreds of you know one hundred sixty billion dollars weapons deal with a lot of jobs that think we need to be careful on disrupting the region and of course we know saudi arabia is behind the. behind the oil dollar the petro dollar essentially and so it puts a lot of threats both from a arms sales perspective as well as. as well as those the stability of the dollar i would say reputation doesn't matter here. i sa

i mean china is in the software it's in the hardware as opposed to this so-called threat from russia where they're spreading means that influence people to vote against their better interest they put a meme of bernie sanders as a buff beach. body builder and this worked the mines of america to vote against their interest but china is actually infiltrating the hardware with actual chips trying this actually approaching the software with actual malicious software that's ok we're going to talk about that because actually to hillary's gonna be you know amusing because after all she can't possibly be held to account for catastrophic failure because her personality is one of that of steaming pile of nothingness i mean the total politics is mis directed away from a genuine threat vector that being fricken infiltration of the software on the hardware by the top computer in the global sheer well ok let's go into more specific because we don't know that this actually happened. something's going on but apple said this is their statement on this we can be very clear apple has never found maliciou

i mean, you worked on this for a year and a half. what surprised you the most in your investigation, sue? >> well, i guess what surprised us is first of all, it's the amount of money that the president received from his father. i mean, when you look at sort of what has been written and even if you're skeptical about his claims that he only got $1 million loan, he got more than $400 million that we could track and in addition, he got $60 million in loans from his father. and then the second leg of it is, he got not only did he get all that, but when you look at how it was swelled, it was through acts of tax evasion that we -- tax evasion, tax fraud that we came across in our reporting and it was incredible to see just -- that amount was increased greatly because of the tax fraud that was involved and the games that were played. >> yeah, i mean, the numbers, the dollar amounts we're talking about are really eye popping. when you are talking about the president of the united states. from your investigation, sue, who was the driving force

have all and that i mean i may you go either fest well. there there is a triangular relationship that's what we discuss in the report it's basically there there are political drivers that affect public opinion and hollywood is somewhere responding in between those two things now it's not that they make a lot of money off of this you saw the white washing of gods and whatever that recreate of moses story was that films in egypt gods in egypt bombs at the box office nobody wanted to see white folks continue to play characters from a region where we know there were people of color and also t.v. series called the brave i think this idea in this moment hollywood has this conception that ok we're going to move beyond the bad terrorists and give you the good muslim who is fighting on behalf of the state who is either a cia agent or an f.b.i. agent and we're going to watch them catch the terrorists or catch the other bad guy who is not the arab or not the black muslim and that hasn't panned well either the show the brave was cancelled after one se

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treaty absolutely i mean i think that we are in a situation now where so many of the institutions that have sate the post cold war era are being called into question and and there is a lot of concern all over the world i think about the framework that kind of kept nuclear weapons in tech being eroded and i recognize really clearly recognize that other that this treaty is outdated and needs to be updated because there are so many other players now that have developed these sort of shorter range and intermediate range missiles but we you know it doesn't seem like the right thing to be doing to be backing away from such an important treaty at least rosen give more to andre is saying is there and i don't mean this question from frivolously is it time now to start building bunkers in the governor's people not so long ago ones actually did or we are seeing in fact a return to some of the cold war dynamics to the cold war rhetoric on both sides of the of the atlantic and this is extremely worrying for us here in germany here in europe because we know that in the case of a military military co

because the compassion of the lebanese people is also getting less and less over time absolutely so i mean levanon small country with huge economic problems and the fact that they've taken that many syrian refugees means that they have become also the target of xenophobia blamed for the economic problem to a large extent scapegoated for the fact that lebanese people don't have jobs or that they're taking away their their study places at universities or schools some lebanese media media outlets have actually gone so far as to say that syrians have caused cancer in lebanon. and so the kind the way that they're scapegoated of course is a compounding effect on the kind of abuse of these children piers because on the streets you can tell from their acts and their syria and that of course affects how people treat them. we appreciate you talking with them bringing this story to our viewers thank you. if you want sushi you'll know the. fish market in tokyo was something of an institution in fact tourists were known to get there before sunrise to be first in line to taste the freshest so money can

ok yeah i mean at and you're entitled to your opinion and i love about coming out with you we could go back and forth and always be friends and shake hands but i disagree i think you're going to give an open door to iran that the biggest finances of terrorism around the world and you can't you can't let them play in that backyard or we will not even allow the bad you want this rule is greeted there's a grief steve with those one of the reasons i love her and thank you so much always steve moment of pleasure anything. before the iconic one small step for man there were hundreds if not thousands of steps both small and large to bring us to that one great moment for all mankind and one of the biggest steps in getting us there was the historic flight of apollo seven which celebrated its fiftieth anniversary this past october eleventh born from the tragedy of apollo one that saw four crew members killed after an electrical fire broke out during a rehearsal test apollo seven launch the first apollo mission crew in the space less than a year before the alarm stone took that famous first step

>> i mean, i might have been around the set.you. >> jimmy: i will say, i do enjoy kate, your character, is now singing in the show. >> she is. >> jimmy: which i love. >> she is. >> jimmy: and you did a a little -- [ cheers and applause ] you have a great voice. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: fantastic. you did an adele-gram. >> i mean -- >> jimmy: i mean, it's hilarious. >> can you take it? i can't take it. i was like -- >> jimmy: that guy in the scene that you did that with, is that true that's your friend? >> my best friend, donnie berry. donnie berry, folks. and everybody that follows me on instagram loves him. on my book tour, they were >> yes. so but listen, he earned it. there was no nepotism involved. i just said, "hey, dan, i think donnie is right." he went in for the audition. i drove him. he was late. i drove him. he was late to his audition. >> jimmy: because of you? >> because of me. his mom was like, "let me take you." and i said just tell them that i was the one who drove you and that's why you're late. he's like, "oh, g

in asia because i mean if you think about it right i mean what are u.s. troops what are you know what are all these warships doing in these seas in these waters that are you know quite far away from the united states the other thing i think is that you know north korea beat the united states in one thousand fifty three they force the united states to sign an armistice this tiny country. you know and you know the world's most powerful military and i think that that is i think that that is significant also i agree with all those points actually it was a great point. you know well educated. so i mean it really makes me wonder for peace and rebuilding on the korean peninsula you know what is what is the biggest roadblock at this point is a really just kind of u.s. involvement if we get out the way is that smoove cycling you know really says. yeah i mean you know i'm not to overstate it but i do think that's the case and to be a bit more specific i really think that. the sanctions regime against north korea is probably the single the single greatest obstacle a