i gan i mean kind of echoing when. michael is saying right here is that in a sense here by targeting specific companies they're actually spurring innovation in china itself go ahead john. well i guess you're talking about targeting while this is actually very true so far in china in the u.s. being you know working where well in terms of economic integration this you know post-race going on is also very large operation here in china representing something like 402500 1000000000 dollars of interest here so the success of global value chain that meaning global very chimp production across the pacific has been credible to successful but so far you know the chinese medicine learned that this is in danger now why always a prime example of that this motto is you know you can have blind faith is the motto and this actually drives corporate china further into self in the ovation self indigenous being self-reliant so i think this is a. very dangerous sign coming out that the global very choose stories in is in shambles right now

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i just mean we had on them i don't. disagree with you in this regard i disagree with you in this regard about impeachment yes the democrats picked up 5 seats in 1908 george w. bush won the presidency albeit with 500000 fewer votes by talking about restoring dignity and honor to the white house that argument would not have been won he could have made which was all about monica lewinsky and the impeachment effort against bill clinton you take that out of the mix al gore is the president in 2000 so this notion that somehow or other the democrats will suffer if they go down that path i think it's a myth being put out by the republicans to try to make democrats think twice about where they want to do this i think the record is otherwise jimmy carter won. in 76 thanks to nixon having been almost impeached and and bush won in 2000 i would say a large part because bill clinton was impeached ok danny i mean in the 2000 they're going to hang on to that 2000 election was determined by the u.s. supreme court let's not forget that g

they said oh mr zuckerberg would you like some tea cakes i mean it was pathetic how they were growing you know in front of facebook because what happens is they hire they hire these guys when they you know facebook hires x. politicians i forgot they hired nick clegg who was going to the liberal democrats in the united kingdom and he went to where i think it was facebook or whatever it was you're right a big payout at the end for being good little boys and censoring censoring people that are don't drink the kool-aid you know i mean this is part of the problem and the government needs to grow a set and rein in these guys and tell them if you're a platform for everybody and for free speech and for liberty then you let everybody talk that's what democracy is and that's not what we get you know who i just go back to your last answer i mean when you know the history of the government's place to do that oh well hang on here let's go get there that the thing is that said with this shadow banning indeed monetization is that the people that are on the short end of the stick it's never explained

i mean i agree with just about everything you just said i mean i i do love competition i do understand how big they are i just don't want the government in elizabeth warren dictating how things are going to run in a free market. the issue of. censorship by these companies i mean the there is no doubt that these large companies are very liberal in their politics and we have been able to see behind the curtain when it came to the 2016 election the kind of the thumb that they were putting on the scale or attempting to do that and i resent that bill as a conservative in public life i really resent the a little with my facebook page i have a channel on on you tube they fiddle with that is well and i never told why they just intervene and do it never an explanation they deem monetize things without an explanation here i don't think that what they're doing is they're pushing their values on the users ok that's and i didn't sign up for that and they were and they never told me they were going to do that so i resent that and i think it's a violation of freedom of speech at least as a as an amer

that is an absolutely ridiculous figure but you did receive some help from the county if we really i mean the i'll tell you what but how piracy because i paid my council tax info because i was always hopeless with that bill i would always pay in full at the start of every year because i paid it for when the credit crunch hit in 2000 and day i got a 50 pound refund and that 100 pounds. refund from the council and that was because i was someone who paid my council tax info people who actually were on council tax benefit other ones who should have got the 100 pound back i was working at the time much and bloody need it you know i had no need for it whatsoever and i did not get it someone who lives in knightsbridge you know was 100 pounds to someone up there is a little bit of extra kinlaw that day you know or maybe some organic orange juice it means nothing to people. thank you well we invited the lawyer very small response in davidson on the show but he didn't get back to us in time for this broadcast he has said in the past that mr morris grew up in the shadow of gran feel he is a very act

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let's just not talk about polls here i mean there's you can't i mean race rich or of these numbers about the economy and i think all of us believe you know at the end of the day people vote on these issues about where are you better off now than you were 4 years ago go ahead danny richard i don't think we want to start talking about polls 2016 proved that the polls have been wrong when it comes to donald trump every single time is donald trump winning i mean if you were to take a look at what winning looks like in the dictionary you would definitely see a picture of donald trump smiling right back at you he has knocked down every single target he set up for us he's the leader that we need right this 2nd and he's he's effective and i think that americans are sick of hearing people talk they want to see results they want to see an action and that's exactly what we're getting right this 2nd i think this upcoming election trump is going to absolutely destroy the competition because he's proven time and time again that he can deliver results and at the end of the day that's what america wants

because i mean. i don't know but it's one of the you know getting what i want but you know with a look though at the government. they were going to give a good god what good would a good guy you know have done to the you know the family they've got the monthly bill. i'm out of. congress i don't want it i want because. i want to be here i will. be. ok when. i. was. i had been. in the business name. it. was at. least that's the way it looked the same thing just something that was. ult what about all that 100 percent of the cut was going on tell you. ok. little. bit. now about something. lend . me money. lent. lend a little in love with. little in the way you can get a little. look at me look. at me just. then the on the phone manual and i was out i looked up and educate them what the. u.s. didn't understand what i'm here to. say but if you. do that and i think i mean i like it well yes i guess there's a place where they. the right number 2. 100. or. they did. try. to reverse the. terms. i know i mean i'

different terms for it ok but you know i mean i always pointing at china my why you know. i'll be all be i'll be very. controversial here. michael with a lot of people are just jealous of china's enormous success i mean it is it is the one of the most amazing economic miracles in such a short amount of time when i was a young man you know china you when you open up like a you know an atlas and you know the f.b.i. fact book you know like china was just not there to be the most populous country in the world that nobody ever really talked about it except for its godly there now we have to talk about it a lot and i've been to china it is a remarkable place to see now. a huge middle class but it's extraordinary i think you know. people are not really well informed what china is really all about except for it's the new adversary which is so boring go ahead michael well china has succeeded and gotten rich by following the same policy that america followed in the 19th century to get rich it has a mixed economy and it uses the public sector to subsidize the basic needs transportati

whether it's a plan or not a plan i just go for john let me go to glenn i mean john's absolutely right it's we're not we're still talking about donald trump and maybe that was going to divine was in the 1st place but i think you know the more serious here i think we have to remind our. viewers is that iran perceives all of this is the war is already started this maximum pressure is is hurting the economy it is hurting the middle class it is the economy is hurting ok and so iran sees this is just another step in america's war against the islamic republic. and i think for that reason it can be quite important for iran. to well to make sure that while they can read renegotiate this. thing tensions as well i'm not saying that this is initiative but i do think that they have something to gain by increasing tensions and get americans to sit down because quite accurately as john pointed out. there the seems to be some confusion about what the trump administration is doing and i think for trump he says his main objective is simply to put maximum pressure on all of america's adversaries to nego

oh absolutely i agree with you i mean i think that it has to be and has for i mean how else could there be an. absolute blackout on an all of the most important things going on in the world practically either either a blackout in the sense that it's not covered or in the sense that it's just distorted to such a great extent that people really have no idea what the what the reality of the situation is and most importantly for protest what the role of the united states government is and sowing discord and chaos and suffering all around the world whether that and yemen the invasion of libya and ongoing chaos in libya in syria in venezuela the suffering imposed by as a consequence of sanctions on iran i think that you know the mainstream media the corporate media had deserves much of the blame but i think it's facilitated by a shift in tactics that the pentagon war machine has undergone since the 2003 invasion of iraq which of course involved large numbers of troops on the ground quote unquote boots on the ground where hundreds of thousands of u.s. soldiers were stationed in iraq were occup

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jordan israel the palestinian lands i mean who's going to make those decisions i mean i seriously doubt it we know all due respect israel's going to want to see the palestinians spending $5050000000000.00 or any part of that ok i mean obviously it would seem like since it's coming from the questionnaire that he would want the israelis to be spending that money i mean how would it all these other. i want to get involved in something like that when it's unclear if it's going to be in their national interests go ahead you know c n n n i and. yes i agree with peter right now miri it's a nonstarter for a push for a diplomatic breakthrough it's even a funny kind of feel when being because the groom and the bride are not taking part in in their party he's rallies and police and palestinian leaders are absent from from the meeting in moderating. the a.b.m. maybe heads some sort of logic had it been preceded 1st afforded by. the political negotiations and then you could have come forward with an economic package now the idea of the economic package is not bad at all for itself. the idea is that

i hope so i mean the fact that trump says that i think is a good sign i mean you know and anyway to open up some dialogue here is a good sign i think that bolton wants to shut down any type of dialogue now is both going to become the fall guy let's hope that he does become the fall guy and let's just hope that it doesn't escalate because what i see going on here is we had an attack about a month ago about the same type of all tanker attack we have another one expected 3rd one peter and this is the pattern we've seen in syria with 3 chemical attacks we saw this with iraq w m d's we saw this in libya there's always that little escalation step by step incremental war it's incremental it's manufacturing consent and they do it piece by piece by piece until they get to the 3rd or 4th attack and then trumps hand is forced to do something exactly you know demon they may want. bolton in pompei and they want to have an international consensus against iran it's not working is it i mean of course the spineless brits in line immediately the the europeans are are showing a lot more skepticism for a ch

illegal migration you know i mean if a country i mean if we have to leave it doesn't. to make a decision how you would like to address. your challenges think that. is a bad answer. for 5 years under enormous pressure. to act according to our best friends and. people of. even the legally i think it's one thing to rail against the establishment it's another thing to offer an alternative to your party is now still a major voting bloc within the european parliament you are part of the establishment is that going to change after. there is a very serious debate. which is still forming the biggest group in. the status quo. it was enough leaders of the people's party and the socialist party came together behind closed doors and made some deals and. you were also part of. this is over because the. decrees in the way the. question of the rise which. biggest parties should. our position is. the very successful. political spectrum and. we'll see how this. plays. and we take part in the debate. which way the group should go in the future let us take a very short break now but to be

well, i mean, it's an interesting question, here. omes to mbs as a reformer, i think that reformer image is just done, it's gone. it's gone. i don't think anyone today accepts mbs as a liberal reformer. the only reason why he continues to wield this kind of... i mean, the only reason why this — he continues to be unaccountable, is because the administration in the world that is most capable of holding him to account continues to be his biggest enabler and of course, i mean, two personalities, two particular people — trump and more importantly jared kushner in the united states. why do you say jared kushner is more important? well, i believe jared kushner, of course he's mbs‘s whatsapp buddy. i believe he is the key enabler here, because he has this direct relationship and friendship with mbs, and i think he is the gatekeeper to trump in the end. you would like it, perhaps, to be personal and pin it on donald trump and jared kushner. but isn't it the truth that in the united states, and indeed in london and other western capitals, ther

i don't know or mean child on the other. it but i'm saying hey for a kid i jam every actor in every sector over a foot but i know there's a lot of them there you're not i mean you to be out or your bank is going to prison i mean ok i saw them around if i'm not on the whole know what i'm going to have answer for but that's when i hear their kids you know from there down the bored bored bored bored bored bored on the net for me yes indeed a case there but i don't get it but i see and i took a cigarette from me at home today that the chatter will count me out of the game matter won't be so free to say ok i'm not really going to guide you on because you know you're so mean to and they were never designed for them to be but if you don't really you know what ever going to learn from their trust you start going to them to gain knowledge gleaned from the very desperate. i was you got to be all you got money that you're going to get the most and the like but it's only be a point now where. i think people know that ok i cannot. be nast

you got i mean i thought i had my own and if you like as. well so i will not buy him if i work with apple did you know i thought the law was also my now and talk you know i'm not one of my domicile. it's. a model and that was. in those initial. in those initial sound of course i will make yeah. and who am i then got my. you know to be johnny go on that. he had. made. me laugh. when my shaft got revisit a santa was that bad about oil money. and. was a rebel in them. or lack. of know a young war. and then my mom will warm. was there more anger. why we. are more. remember. john. john warner. you know it's how we were standing around with a soft landing officer. thanks guys economies are taking driver's ed class money for science and. somehow the conversation got around a factor some rancher had donated some grass fed beef to them. and i was kind of surprised that interaction was having lukewarm you know me me me of that stuff and it didn't seem to really love it. so we asked him what he really like and it's an old variant good god yes i'm very

he was just in charlotte or natural you know last week i mean and he was down in the south as well i mean bernie has got a great platform that other people are now picking and choosing what they want from his buffet of ideas right but i mean the number one issue here is if donald trump had run as a democrat he wouldn't be president because the democrats don't have winner take all primaries that's the whole issue here so on this side you know if you have so i just want to know what does that mean well i mean let's say you have 100 votes busy you know by argument and you know you run a max kaiser 2 gets 35 percent and then there's 23 other candidates behind you all the way down to one percent in a winner take all and if there were you know 10 electoral votes you'd get all 10 but in a proportional system you get point 35 times a tense you get 3 and a half so the way that i think that there diluting bernie's ability to win the primary is by adding candidates right so when they say they who are they i would say that powerful interests in this country that are fearful of some of the ideas t

so i need you in a day week these are needed if i mean yes see him through the. we have to be the best. i think i acknowledged that. this fight. it's an indication of how important most movements all. of us move towards we are definitely winning it because we had the people they had people in power but we are in the mud. paradise with. experimentation field cultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up that suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in day you have many of these people one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental research going on in hawaii whether these companies feel they can get away with this because the people have less political power. 10 minut

talk about on this program so we're going to pick it apart right now is an excellent answer only i mean one of the things that really bothers me is that it's almost like enforcing values their values on us and that's i didn't sign up for that ok and it seems to me that if you don't play by and in and out and i can perfectly accepted they have those values that's fine i'm i'm for the marketplace of ideas but they. seem to only want one set of values and given what you tube has been doing in the last few weeks they don't even really know what those values are or how to get there all they know is that when they hear something they don't like they shadow ban and who knows at one point they may start banning go ahead in new york. exactly i mean they're defining basically extremism as whatever they don't agree with and it's unfortunate because there's people that you know do this for a living you know you have it will put together a professional podcast they invest a lot of time and effort into this suddenly without warning arbitrarily you tube decides to d. monetize these people and it's rid

goods i think it's also important to remember that we buy we meaning the u.s. a lot more goods from china than they do from us so i have some point in time china will run out of terrorists to retaliate on and i and so they may resort to other measures of retaliation outside of tariffs same question to you michael in forest hills here i mean it really is about a paradigm shift one power not wanting that shift to occur and another one feels that it's finally reached its place on the global stage i mean the this is these are piers they are genuinely piers now economically but it's something the u.s. has never had to confront go ahead michael well that doesn't stop you needed. were economic surrender it was china and russia and other countries all could be dependent on united states information technology. dollar and finance. in their culture so that these countries do something america doesn't like it can impose sanctions on them that will hold whole apart all of the connections of their economy no other economy is going to go along. yes and china and any other economy is going to say we'd b

i mean, people are put in jail. my ex-boyfriend from high school, who is black,a arrested three times for marijuana, for having a dime bag this big. and i was with him every time, and i was let go. and then, he spent 14 years incarcerated. he had a full scholarship to unlv, and because he got on the wrong track and 'cause he got put into the system, then all eyes were ohim. so, his chance of having a real life were already quelled, you know? i mean, to fight -- they're looking for you to screw up. they saw me, they weren't looking for me to screw up, and theyet me go back to my white neighborhood. that is all you need to know. it's different. and you need to -- and we're doing a dissvice -- as long as you are receiving -- on the receiving end of privilege, then you're part of the problem and not the solution. and i want to be part of a solution. the disproportionate amount of people who are caught with this kind of thing, and we have companies now, coca-cola or pepsi, talking abt putting cannabis and cbd in drinks, i

friendly forces the united states are friendly to the united states i mean it's a country under siege i want to stay with my palm pale mohamed because he seems to have this kind of weird kind of psychological tic because when he hears iran he hears the echo of al qaeda after all these years he's still playing that that somehow there is a connection between iran and al qaida it's an extraordinary and very few in the media push back on it. yes and the fact is that there is a direct link between the united states and yeah right now in syria the last stronghold of al qaeda the united states is preventing the syrian government this. an armed forces from getting rid of this major occupation this occupation of this this horrific terrorist organization so it's ironic that after less than 2 day decades after september the 11th and subsequently this whole war on terrorism which was as a result of september the 11th since 2011 the united states has been supporting al qaeda and we have to remember that isis was al qaida us which broke away and became isis or or i yes so but in addition to that i'

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i mean, these are like when i was in my teens. >> really? >> yeah. like at wheeler? >> oh, i really loved it. really most wonderful art department that the let me go and work off-hours, and a wonderful art teacher. i was just very, very happy there. and this was when i first started really, you know, having more a sense of myself. >> so these are letters from -- >> yes. the interesting ones are t ones -- interesting to me -- when i was in california and had gone out to stay with my mother for two weeks with a chaperone called constance. >> mrs. vanderbilt and i have just finished. we're concluding our trip now. we're in hollywood. and i want to thank everyone for being so very nice. ♪ >> i was so movie-struck growing up, from the time i was 9. and suddenly errol flynn was dating me. >> really? >> and ray milland, who was married. >> so you were dating errol flynn? >> yes! >> how old are you? >> 17. and i was just goggle-eyed because i thought, wow! >> you were still in high school. >> i had another year at wheeler, i hadn't finished high school. >> a

have to be something very significant taking place in the united kingdom and by very significant i mean a call before the 31st of october either for a 2nd referendum all for a general election for the e.u. to allow for a 2nd postponement of the deadline i think unless something so dramatic happens i think even in a no deal outcome the rest of you the 27 will see the u.k. out so i i actually think that with treason may out of the picture with a radicalization within the conservative party in the united kingdom this is actually increased the chances of a no deal i guess it. really has been saying that bracks said in no way heard stay you actually going to hurt the u.k. it's going to be isolated now but i still wonder how is it not hurting you because it is like a strong military power within the you 2nd largest economy within the you how can it possibly not affect the well i think that the main way in which it does affect you has already happened so the big blow for that you actually took place in 2016 with the with the referendum and that was the moment in which you know the rest of the

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this they're outcome of regime change they will up the ante here let me go to robert here robert i mean i suppose all of this watching this unfold here is that there is such a possibility of miscalculation in misinterpretation they could bring a conflict to fruition which are both governments say they don't want but the actions of one government seems to be pushing towards a conflict looking for some kind of tripping point tipping point to make the react that's what it looks like it looks like taunting to me go ahead robert. yes i agree with you to some extent i think myself that count 3 is our odds and our mistake was each other to have a lot of miscommunication and i believe that the u.s. administration has pursued to a great extent not transparent and. incoherent the. you're on and these are the the region and this is an account of this clip and the administration between the. president and walton and portray your words what happened on sort of the at 730 eastern time in united states where iran shut down drone now this is a very serious story. that has been taken by the iranians tha

or you know a green new deal or pushing what they think is too close to democratic socialism i mean if you go to a rally you're going to get counter protesters like i saw in charlotte and i want to talk to these guys and you know and they're already jumping on the idea of it socialism without actually understanding that democratic socialism or what these ideas in the platform are not the same as you know what happened in venezuela for instance but that's the that's what's being connected for them right now certainly the mainstream media c.n.n. m s n b say they seem to favor biden. for obvious reasons because they have a war agenda and biden is a war president so. how do you get around the fact that there's no free speech in america really when it comes to political speech in sa being managed by the war party well it's all being managed it's all manufactured consent i mean that's what's really cool when i'm on your party you get mad if you ask your guests at any community that outcomes and you can is all kinds of techniques to manipulate people into doing stuff that might be against the

no wonder they charged her with an american activity and had her terminated from her post i mean what's next dr who are you going to recommend that on july 4th i don't consume a burnt hot dog hamburger grilled with a baseball on a deep fried bald eagle eye you can and they. probably will you a car separated last year. yeah i might be baseball intolerant. what evidence do they have against her with it listen to this she violated ethics policies by sharing grand proposals with us colleagues to get help with her workload that's it that's not evidence of spying you're right but good guys don't get caught you know i probably shouldn't have told you i was a mole. i'm not a mole don't don't get scientists collaborate the best science is still one wants it in cricket i mean more like i want to and croak. they want to nobel prize because they still the double helix idea from rosalind franklin and she probably still that idea from the proteins and limpid she was studying in the laboratory who speaks for the lifted. very noble of you forget the forget the nobel prize all right advancements in scie