that all politicians have had with regards to islam or islam ism let's not confuse the 2 what mr might come said and what france needs to do is combat islam islam the radical islam which has got put a hold in france over the city and last 30 years could have seen but what is the past 30 years women wearing veils everywhere we've seen we see no patients refusing to be treated by a doctor of the opposite sex we have separates. our we have a radical islam that has infiltrated all corners of society and which is causing this problem only as a flame of unrest chris ever since the shirley abdul massacre in early 2015 france has been cracking down on islamic extremists judging by recent events do you think for all intents and purposes if eel well it's really part of all battle actually because there is such an easy movement across the continent from one continent to the other and this man just moves at the notice that has just come out recently the last few weeks so it's an impossible task to actually prevent these attacks but the sheer weight of numbers of that have got these extremist views. we also have know how much effect from the ramadan f

twisted his words over the last 2 months or so, suggesting that he was attacking islam in some way rather than islam. islam. and there's been a huge amount of fake news, too. surrounding the new which is to crack down on separatism here in france. but the reality is that many muslims here in france feel that they are being singled out. they are being targeted, not just by this law, but by the fallout for has happened since so many patti's murder. and it's likely that this is an issue that is going to rumble on for some time. football fans around the world have been mourning the death of football superstar diego maradona in the argentinian capital. emotions boiled over as thousands gathered to pay their respects. police reportedly used rubber bullets and tear gas against agitated fans who were demanding more time to say goodbye r t journalists covering the story were injured as well. one was hit by a stone and another by a rubber bullet. i keep my money back and the italian city of naples fans waved flags and sang club songs dedicated to the late start. the night sky was also turned bright red. a supporter

twisted his words over the last 2 months or so suggesting that he was attacking islam in some way rather than islam. islam. and there's been a huge amount of fake news, too surrounding the new which is to crackdown on separatism here in france, including some journalists from highbrow publications or who have said that, you know, this new law will see muslim children being given id numbers like jewis were during the 2nd world war that's not true or tour, and this new law to prevent children from missing out on the education, all children in france will be given this id. but the reality is that many muslims here in france feel that they are being singled out, they are being targeted, not just by this law, but by the fallout for it's happened since summit, patti's murder, and it's likely that this is an issue that is going to rumble on for some time. q. ok. thanks, charlotte. the charlotte been reporting for us that in paris. the pandemic is casting a grim shadow over the festive season, including in the united states, where the daily death rate is now higher than back in may. experts do say to that hospita

twisted his words over the last 2 months or so suggesting that he was attacking islam in some way rather than islam. islam, and there's been a huge amount of fake news, too surrounding the new which is to crack down on separatism here in france. but the reality is that many muslims here in france feel that they are being singled out. they are being targeted, not just by this law, but by the forelock force happened since summer, patti's murder, and it's likely that this is an issue that is going to rumble on for some time. for farms around the world are mourning the death of argentinean legend. do you go, margaret? although you pass the way out is home in buenos aires on wednesday after suffering a heart attack. you know what clashes have erupted in the argentine capital or thousands of people are being gathering to pay their respects to the world cup winner. police reportedly used rubber bullets tear us against who were demanding more time to say their for a wells to the legendary r t journalists covering the story were injured as well. one was hit by a stone, another i was a people have been mourning, no

past few weeks other measures to crack down on radical islam islam in france such as you know temporarily closing a mosque where he believes radical islam is preaching he also wants to better control hate speech and in that air he also wants to better cooperate with other european countries he wants to france now wants to train its own imaam is because many of them come from other countries such as turkey so france. really wants to keep a close eye on those who could be radicalized within france and incite others to commit terror attacks in the future is a louis in paris thank you. well a campaign to plant a wall of trees right across africa is the subject of a new documentary the great green wall the plantation is aimed at stopping the sahara desert from expanding and creating more stability for people living on its edges american director jared peace scott is behind the project that's also a musical journey across africa. africa a continent of diversity with the youngest population on the planet. but he exposed. the scene of conflict and crises brought on by climate change. 60000000 people are expected to leave by 25th. what else can

the borders of for kenya faso in the share where government troops are struggling to rout and islamic islamic insurgency. women's groups in poland have protested for a 12th straight day over a constitutional court ruling banning abortions in the case of fetal defects that was one of the last legal grounds to and a pregnancy in the staunchly catholic country the protests have given voice to broader anger at poland's conservative government and the car along and 100 us have been evacuating citizens as hurricane at bears to how their atlantic coast forecasters warn of massive flooding and landslides across a vulnerable region they say the category 4 storm packing winds of more than 240 kilometers per hour could unleash waves of more than 5 meters high. mexico's day of the dead festival has drawn to a close and this year's celebrations were unusually muted due to the pen demick normally family members gathered to remember and those who have died with 90000 mexicans dead from cova 19 many parades were canceled some cemeteries were closed to visits because of fears of spreading the coronavirus. of

islam of separatism shutting down dozens and dozens of muslim charities and organizations and has unveiled a plan to domesticate is lot. of our citizens of the islamic faith must be protected against the evil of radical islam i say it here because the will of the islamists of it's ideologues is precisely at the heart of our citizens leveling against the republic using their religion and we cannot let that happen you know macro's platen involves forbidding french moms from training overseas restricting foreign funding for religious organizations giving the government control over religious subsidies and you loon you get money if you sign a contract saying you respect french values he even has a name for this new french islam the islam of enlightenment or everyone is challenged about macros little cult and specifically his cracked out on muslim charities and and geos government still goes on to divide us it will create separate groups in society and it is not the solution. maybe some people will come in but not everybody. does their religion is they want . government to calm the tensions down today we have to be careful not developing and then to muslim hatred it still sounds and it is dangerous it is incred

islam and islam association although some of the communities now in the last few weeks he's stood up controversy after defending freedom of expression and the right to publish cartoons that is seen by many muslims as being blasphemous these are the controversial cartoons which show the moods lim prophet mohammed now present my point has been defiant about the right to publish those although he has said he doesn't necessarily support that but this is the right in france and that is that this and french sentiment in many muslim majority countries now peter mentioned what president my friend said in regards to what's happening in vienna but he to link that to the situation here in france let's have a look at what he tweeted we the french people share the shark in grief of the austrian people shocked this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital vienna after france a friend of ours is attacked this is our europe our enemies must know who they are dealing with we won't surrender to anything now the key words in that tweet. our europe when we will not retreat in what he's talking about there is that defense of freedom of speech freedom to be able to worship and practice one's religion and these are freedoms that many feel are under attack by terran networks like islamic state and have been under attack the some years now this wave of terrorism that we've seen since 2015 but in the last few weeks in the wake of those publications of those controversial cartoons we have seen a new spate of attacks in france attacks that present back on himself as described as islam is terror attacks including most recently those brutal murders at a church in nice let's take a look back now at how things have panned out the last few weeks it. can't. you get my. thank. you. thank you for france was already at a high terror alert that's now been moved up in the last few days to a maximum terror alert and thousands of additional security personnel have been deployed across the country particularly around sites of worship which are said to be under threat at the moment and now it seems that vienna too is on the alert following this attack there and it means that the austrian capital now joins other european capitals and the european cities as being the victim of an islamist

obviously not wanting to equate radical political islam with religious islam. finally, i'd just like to ask you, my hope michael has said that france will not back down on the issue on the caricature as those controversial cartoons. where do you stand on this and what role might culture play in healing divisions? does he make or prove of the cage that you know? i think you just say they should be allowed to do to exist and to be published in the newspaper. i think that much more than cartoons themselves, which offends of the radical muslims, is a french way of life. and it is a possibility given to every friendship, just a miss, you more not muslim to believe or not to believe and to choose indifference in meds or religion and ses this is a real danger for the fundamentalists. ok, thank you. and covert lockdowns, obviously aggravating things even more as so much of culture and public life is silenced by these pandemic restrictions. matthew, thank you for your insights. and for joining us today. i think what matters? well, there have of course, been the big winn

to one of the muslim guards, told us how important it was to understand the difference between islam and islamism terrorism is a worldwide problem and this is not the 1st year. this is a new means of terror, was between nations are a thing of the past. now more and more often with face with single actions. it's sad to talk about it, but unfortunately in france were already used to such actions. you probably find me naive, but i believe that in france, people still know how to distinguish real muslims from terrorists. however, some groups still try to incite hatred between peoples. i think the important thing is that the system is changing, and citizens are taking the initiative. people no longer believe in those who lead us, but we need to be very careful about what is happening in recent years in the world on the one hand, if people are too susceptible to conspiracy theories and on the other to naive people, you need to avoid both of them to find a middle ground and it is necessary to reason give reasons is the fruit of spontaneous civic initiative. its goal is to change the situation in fran

islam and this fight that i've been waging has been translated as my fight against islam but no on the contrary france is a country where the religion of several 1000000 of our fellow citizens is islamic we are not going to fight them they're fully fledged citizens and they want to live in peace and we have friendly countries everywhere whose main religion is islam but today in the name of islam and thus distorting it violent extremists are carrying out the worst acts and they're not terrorists what are they up to then they take children out of school a minute doctrine ate them and they justify violence they're active on our territory in france and linked with groups abroad and so what we've been very forcibly grappling with for the last 3 years is trying to reduce their grip on to protect our people and by the same token protect the muslim french because they stealthily feed into a feeling which is harmful to them friendship between religion and noise and this is down to misunderstanding and so what i reaffirmed during the demi moore a speech i gave the beginning of october was my determination through a bill of law which is in the pipeline which was dubbed separatist but i remove th

is in or exactly adopted secularism, obviously not wanting to equate radical political islam with religious islam. finally, i'd just like to ask you, my hope michael has said that france will not back down on the issue on the caricature as those controversial cartoons. where do you stand on this and what role might culture play in healing these divisions? i don't see michael or prove of the cage that you know, i think you just say they should be allowed to do to exist and to be published in the newspaper. i think that much more than cartoons themselves, which offends of the radical muslims, is a french way of life. and it is a possibility given to every french it is a must see modern up a scheme to believe or not to believe and to choose indifference in matter religion and space. she's a real danger for the fundamentalists. ok, thank you and covert lockdowns, obviously aggravating things even more as so much of culture and public life is silenced by these pandemic restrictions. math people who thank you for your insights and for joining us. now to do well, there have of course, been the big winne

for existence when the soviet union went out of existence suddenly they have a new enemy, islamic extremism, islamic terrorists and they basically receive the levers of power and push the war in afghanistan which was a consensus for but more controversially to the war in iraq which wasn't necessary and ill-advised and something who knows if we shot him full of truth serum but something he will probably wish he didn't get into. >> host: so that brings us to the end of the second bush presidency and two gigantic things happened. one is the biggest economic crisis since the great depression and all of the disruption that brings into people's lives and second that election of the democratic president and one who has a rigorous agenda starting with healthcare so how does that set the stage for donald trump? >> guest: the republicans nominate someone wh who's a wonderful american and hero equipped for all kinds of things but not to handle a crisis and that is john mccain and in the 2008 campaign he doesn't really have an answer to what just happened which is the financial industry meltdown and barack obam

communists went into history as reagan predicted it would, suddenly they had a new reason, islamic extremism, islamic terrorists. and they basically see used the levers of power in many ways in the bush administration and pushed towards the war in afghanistan which that was a consensus. but more controversially and fatally for george w. bush to the war in iraq, which was not necessarily and clearly ill advised and something i'm sure, who knows george w. bush would tell you if we shot him full of truth serum but something he will wish he didn't get into. >> this brings us to the end of the bush presidency, the second bush presidency and two gigantic things happen. i mean,, one is the biggest economic crisis since the great depression, and all the disruption that that brings into people's lives. and the second is the election of the democratic president, the first african-american one which has underlying racial tension, and one who has a very, very vigorous agenda starting with healthcare. so, how does that really set the stage for donald trump? >> the first thing that happens is the republicans nomin

iran and horses are competing for the crown of militant islam one calls itself the islamic republic the other calls itself the islamicstate both want to impose a militant islamic empire 1st on the region and then on the entire world they just disagree among themselves who will be the ruler of that in for. in this deadly game of thrones there's no place for america or for israel. today after 2 years of negotiations the united states together or international partners has achieved something that decades of animosity has not a comprehensive long term deal with iran that will prevent it from obtaining a nuclear weapon this was a very difficult negotiations and part of it is because of this trench and compounded mistrust that we have built between ourselves mutually for the last 34 decades but i'm happy that the reason people diplomacy pretty great people exercise great deal of restraint and patience and reason and we are where we are and i hope this will be a good beginning. as this nuclear deal goes through we're still dealing with the problem that the states of this region are collapsing and they're void that they will

soldiers on the ground in any one place, the threat from terrorism around the world from islamic extremism, islamicism is real, doesn't just emanate from afghanistan. we have force posture right today, we will get our troops home when we can and do the things we need to do. you got a problem, we will crush them. if bin laden is a risk we will take him out. donald trump has been very clear we are going to protect, secure the homeland but we are not going to have our young men and women in our maps way when it doesn't deliver real security benefits for the united states and our allies. >> when you stood for that photo with the taliban in february and signed an accord and negotiations were still ongoing the deal was down to 4500, not 2500. was that somehow changed by the troop numbers the president put out and did it hurt the negotiations with the taliban? >> the deal we signed in february talked about getting down to 0 by may. that was what we agreed to. we made some progress, significant prisoner releases, violence levels that have reduced risks to americans significantly since february of last year

into history as reagan predicted it would suddenly they have any reason in a new enemy of islamic extremism, islamic terrorist and they basically seize the levers of power in many ways in the bush administration and they push towards war in afghanistan, that was a consensus were but more controversially and fatally for george w. bush to a war in iraq which is not necessary and clearly ill advised and something who knows what george w. bush would tell you if he was here but probably something he rather wish he did not get into. >> this brings us to the end of the bush presidency, the second bush presidency into gigantic things happen, one is the biggest economic crisis since the great depression and all of the disruption that that brings into people's lives in the second is the election of the democratic president, the first african-american one which fans underline racial tension in one was a very vigorous agenda starting with healthcare. how does that really set the stage for donald trump. >> the first thing that happens, the republicans nominate in 2008 somebody who is a wonderful american and equ

threats from terrorists around the world, islamic extremism, islamic terrorism, doesn't just emanaten. we have the posture right today, we will keep it right, get our troops home when we can come and we will do the things we need to do. if they are problems, we will stop them. president trump has been very cure. we will protect and secure the homeland, but we are not going to have our young men and women in harm's way when it does not deliver real security benefits for the united states and for our allies. >> i guess some people look at it when you stood for that photo with the taliban in february and the signed accord and the negotiations were still ongoing, the deal was down to 2400, not 2500. was that somehow changed by the troop numbers that the president put out, and did it hurt the negotiations with the taliban? >> bret, what we signed in february talked about getting down to zero by may based on a set of conditions on the ground. that is what we agreed to. we have made some progress, had significant prisoner releases. we have violence levels that have reduced risks to american

islam. it's a distortion of islam. it's criminal to want to kill people in the name of islam. when i hear schoolyards of playtime, children shouting, i have the impression that they are being killed this year. but also on the show, a more than 40 years ago, a football player named when cost of it became the 1st black german to represent the country in 1984. that was a global sensation, but it also him a cold reception from his countrymen. 'd i hear everything better of in my neighborhood in my comrades who were white. and if i made a mistake, everything was twice or 3 times as bad. with on the field, i could hear fans shout or take the black. welcome to the day paris has marked the 5th anniversary of its deadliest terror attack. salman is in the french capital, were said by the prime minister on the matter of paris, who paid tribute to the victims at sites around the city where the attacks took place. on the 13th of november 2015 suicide bombers and gunmen, inspired by the so-called islamic state, launched multiple attacks during a 4 hour rampage. 130 people were killed, and hu

islam. it's a distortion of islam. it's criminal to want to kill people in the name of islam. when i hear schoolyards of playtime, children shouting, i have the impression that they are being killed. also on the show a more than 40 years ago, a football player named in cost that i became the 1st black german to represent the country in 1984 that was a global sensation. but it also him a cold reception from his countrymen. 'd i hear everything better of in my neighborhood in my comrades who were white. and if i made a mistake, everything was twice or 3 times as bad. on the field, i could hear faint shout or take the black. welcome to the day paris has marked the 5th anniversary of its deadliest terror attack. salman is in the french capital word added by the prime minister on the matter of paris. paid tribute to the victims at sites around the city where the attacks took place. on the 13th of november 2015 suicide bombers and gunmen, inspired by the so-called islamic state, launched multiple attacks during a 4 hour rampage. $130.00 people were killed and hundreds more injured. t