i've long been a fan of people like jeremy corbin and more alice and bolivia that i went and interviewed he was the victim. i think what is happening is left and right categories in the united states are eroding very rapidly. the idea of opposing the war in ukraine is the idea of opposing gigantic big tech monopolies and the left-wing or right-wing idea. it's more difficult to place people in these categories and it should be hard and i'm glad it is. >> this is your seventh book? >> sixth book. >> where can people read you now that you are no longer with -- >> mentioning the big tech censorship there arere areas devoted to free speech. on the social media it's an obligation and at various conferences like these there's youtube shows and podcasts like joe rogan as well, so i get around. >> the most recent book is "securing democracy my flight from press freedom and justice in brazil. thanks for joining us here on booktv.

this is the person -- this is the person who in 2019 told the bbc, and i quote, i do think that jeremy corbin make a great prime minister. ben: his judgment on climate change is under scrutiny. number 10 said he was too busy dealing with economic problems here to attend the koppe climate summit in egypt next week. but today he changed his mine. prime minister sanuk: there is no long-term prosperity on action without climate change and that's why i will attend cop-27 next week to deliver -- to deliver, mr. speaker, on glasgow's legacy on a clean, sustainable future. >> it's quite extraordinary he didn't recognize the seriousness of this climate meetingight at the start. i think it is that he has been shamed into doing it by so many people saying that it's the wrong decision. ben: fixing an economic crisis is one of the challenges rishi sunak faces but he's already making decisio that will define what sort of prime minister he intends to be. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. karin: russia has agreed to rejoin the black sea grain export deal three days after it pulled out over an attack on its

i've been a fan of people like jeremy corbin, eva more alice in bolivia, after he was the victim of aup, i think what is happening is left right categories in the united states are eroding rapidly. the idea of opposing nato and us involvement in the war in ukraine a left or right wing idea? the idea of opposing gigantic big tech monopolies a left-wing or right-wing idea, it is more difficult to place people in these categories, for journalist in particular it should be hard and it is. >> host: this is your seventh book? >> guest: my sixth book. >> host: where can people read you today now that you are no longer with the inner circle? >> host: >> guest: a sector of the media devoted to free speech, that is where i gravitate, i do my writing in a place that guarantees free speech, i do video journalism on are youtube competitor called rumble. sort of an obligation if you have a platform including twitter and various programs, lots of left-wing youtube shows, so i get around. >> host: your most recent book "securing democracy: my fight for press freedom and justice in bolsonaro's brazil"

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