do not rumsfeld john yu the dissendant of asian immigrants alberto gonzalez the dissendent. defense a we are the world moment. you got us to israel somehow again. >> you know what? to me this is the main issue of the world. we talk about global ismsand the world, you know. >> i believe in the right of every people on this planet to be free and independent and the globalists are basically trying to say that we must have this global empire this powerful -- who is it going to be run by? the international banks and boot the uppity governments controlled by the finances of these bangs and dictate to them >> en control the currency in their pocket. >> still ahead on "talk to al jazeera former clansman david duke shares his thoughts on today's america. kiesh arch this is talk toays. i am ray suarez. my guest is david duke who now heads the european american unity and rights organization a white nationalist group. >> if we look at the states of the old confederacy -- >> yeah. >> if we look at the states that were holdouts really opposed to brown versus the board of education, to the

do not rumsfeld, john yu, the dissendant of asian immigrants, alberto gonzalez, the dissendent. moment. again. >> you know what? to me, this is the main issue of the world. we talk about global ismsand the world, you know. >> i believe in the right of every people on this planet to be free and independent and the globalists are basically trying to say that we must have this global empire, this powerful -- who is it going to be run by? the international banks and boot the uppity governments controlled by the finances of these bangs and dictate to them >> en control the currency in their pocket. >> still ahead on "talk to al jazeera, former clansman, david duke shares his thoughts kiesh >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact. that make a difference. that open your world. >> this is what we do. >> america tonight. tuesday through friday. 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. arch this is talk toays. i am ray suarez. my guest is david duke who now heads the european american unity and rights organization, a white nationali

john vob lust, thank siropolous, thank you. >>> scierld hasl scott >> scott heidler has more on the funeral of lee kwan yu. >> tony felt it was important to bring his two granddaughters here. >> what he has done for us is such strong foundation, what's going to happen in the near future is not going to be bad. >> flags of the small nation were lowered to half mast to honor the passing of what many tell the was the father of modern singapore. without lee quan yu. after training as a lawyer in britain he became prime minister in 1959. a post he would hold for 31 years. under his leadership, singapore was transformed from a tiny impoverished island with no natural resources into a high-tech metropolis. political opponents often found themselves in court some ended up bankrupt. freedoms were micromanaged along with the economy but lee's public action party was returned to power again and again. >> if i won a western style democracy and took a straw poll and went according to the poll, we would have come to grief. >> while freedoms were sacrificed lee repaid his people with economic miracle. sealing a legacy as one of the 20th cen

john mcafee casually. >> there were guards at his house. we didn't know all that was going on. >> reporter: jeff speigel and his wife vivian yu say customerswalking to their restaurant just down the beach from mcafee's house had to first get past mcafee's dogs and guards. >> and if you're a tourist walking up and down the beach at night and somebody shines a maglight flashlight in your face, while shouldering a shotgun, it can be disconcerting. >> reporter: such a harsh vibe for such a peaceful place. not at all what greg faull expected when he moved to ambergris caye back in may of 2012. >> we got to know greg because after working for 12 hours a day, he would come up to our bar and hang out, talk, and close it down. >> reporter: and greg faull, said jeff, was right out of central casting. he'd made his money in the construction business in florida, and here in belize, he was living out a fantasy. >> greg had three birds, and the first time he walked up the bar with moe, you know, beach bar, a guy with a tommy bahama t-shirt, board shorts, and a parrot on his shoulder. and i turned him and said, "you realize, greg, that you've become that