like one nine hundred eighty four come to life but can't the government already get that access julian sanchez is going to break it down for us and our conservatives more susceptible to fear than liberals joshua holland is going to talk to us about some new research out there that suggests yes we're going to all of that have more freedom night including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at the main three media decided to miss. now if you watch our show regularly then you've heard a lot about the f. twenty two raptor and the numerous problems of the stealth jet his hat not only cost overruns which we'll get into in a minute but don't forget the entire fleet was grounded because of oxygen problems which were affecting pilots then the air force decided to let them fly again despite the fact that the problem had not been a result of this weekend sixty minutes actually got to air force pilots who have refused to continue flying the jets to sit down and talk with them about it. when i did make that decision to to pull the emergency action ring i couldn't find it i couldn't remember you know

saturday on his arrival from lebanon and now the arrest occurred just days before his appearance on julian sanchez program right here on our. post it on his twitter feed that he was going to be interviewed by the famous whistleblower. precisely what provoked his arrest on the show the wiki leaks quizzed him along with an egyptian activist over the revolutions in the arab states london based author and journalist should return see believes not be able to job and his fellow activists have a mountain of challenges to face in the future. there is no case against in the cases against the british and american and european governments that are backing bahrain i don't know how long it's been under house arrest here in this country without charge but they obviously seem to think that they can now arrest interviewees very disturbing what's happening to the president of the bahrain center for human rights it's not just him more worryingly of course is. no longer strike i understand his daughter who is also being in custody case not coming up till later in the week you know killing people fifty dead in a coun

detained late saturday on his arrival from lebannon it comes just days before his appearance on julian sanchez show here on our city where the whistleblower quizzed him and an egyptian activist over the revolutions in the arab states bennett has details. well the of origins of said is that now bill rand job is being suspected of committing a number of crimes punishable by law and he's now being held on charges of inciting and taking part in illegal demonstrations and it should be remembered though that now be all right jabs position has landed him in a number of made in the target even of the bahraini authorities before because he is a highly prominent activist there and also one of the most vocal outspoken critics of the country's ruling family and that's really what makes this next step so you enough time to show so significant because this is thought to be. last interview before his latest arrest now is considered one of the heroes of the first protests that took place in bahrain last february he's now got over one hundred forty thousand followers on twitter disease the head of the bahraini

was arrested just days after featuring on julian sanchez program here on our team in the show the whistleblower questioned him and an egyptian shimon rights activist about the origins on the future of the arab spring movement. has always openly criticized the bahraini ruling family and the state's western allies london based author journalist afshin rattansi believes that job and his fellow activists face a future of tough challenges. there is no case against in the case against the british and american and european governments that are backing bahrain i don't know i don't know how long julian assange has been under house arrest here in this country without charge but they obviously seem to think that they're going to arrest his interviewees very disturbing what's happened to the president of the bahrain center for human rights is not just him more worryingly of course is the. longest strike i understand his daughter who is also being in custody case not coming up. till later in the week you know killing people fifty dead in a country that small equates to a lot of people this is an apartheid s

one question people have raised flexible julian sanchez at the cato institute has raised repeatedly is to what degree the national establishment may be tracking cell phones and a large scale manner because for example if an individual dispose of their economy not be able to track that phone for a long period of time but if they move where they are at home and go to work and the entire pattern of their life you may be able to find another phone engaging in the same pattern and extrapolate that is the same person who has changed phones. so the situation is murky and we are left extrapolating about what has happened with unfortunately fell little insight into how that's affecting the privacy of ordinary americans. >> the original legislation and they've come out in support of the gps fact that's been introduced or proposed in the house and the senate. how would this not to clear of the murky and the you see in the situation? >> the gps location tracking the government needs a warrant to track location. it's not the only piece of legislation that's been introduced but would bring some clar

revealed some of the world's deepest secrets and he's ready to show even more episodes three of julian sanchez show premieres later today right here on r.t. his previous interviews with the head of hezbollah and two opponents of the streams of middle east politics at all cost quite a sensation and a media buzz this time though he's talking with the new president of tunisia. human rights advocate who came to power at the start of the arab spring so what challenges does he face and what are his views on human rights in tunisia you can watch the program in just over an hour's time here on r t but for now a quick preview. i just spent four months sort of three confinement so but i did early which is the prime minister in tunisia spent more than ten years in sort of confinement and i always admired him i never saw i live in the sudan how he could you know survive through this kind of experience but because after just four months i was just talking to myself you know i really got crazy i went crazy because you know when you have just to talk to yourself to be. to be alone with yourself all this time

and just to remind you again you got a chance to see julian sanchez exclusive interview with bill choose day two days ants here on r.t. . a speech to two leading revolutionaries one from bahrain where the revolution failed was that egypt where the revolution is now into the world what makes a revolution and where is the arab spring going to go. people are gathering in central moscow for a demonstration dubbed by russian opposition activists is the march of millions they are protesting against vladimir putin's return to the criminal leave. tomorrow with our correspondent in the midst of the missing now a high and. we will be watching for loss to us and so the pictures come in but from our cameras. we can see there's a crowd there at the march but is it a march of a million or somewhat less. certainly not a million people here in moscow or any in any cities across the country it was a nationwide movement calling millions of people onto the streets it began out in the far east and some fifty people according to officials numbers turned out but here there actually seems to be more people tha

the requests for mr sanchez extradition has been made and his appeal against extradition is accordingly dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange a step closer to being extradited to sweden on sex crime charges and lawyers say he can still fight the decision and avoid being handed over ultimately to the u.s. . guilt by default confusion and conflicting reports over the houla massacre proved no barrier to further demonizing assad with france now threatening military intervention in syria. allegations that saudi arabia is going well beyond the call of duty in its support for syrian militants with suicide bombers apparently being shouldn't go off to join the rebels. and speculation over reports washington parachuted into north korea incites a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the peninsula. is a pleasure to have you with us today here on r.t. . life in moscow the supreme court has dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange has appealed against extradition to sweden he's wanted for questioning of alleged sex crimes sara furthur was outside the courthouse in london. julian assange was in in court today when the judgment

the requests for mr sanchez extradition has been lawfully made and his appeal against extradition accordingly dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange is a step closer to going to sweden on sex crime charges but lawyers say he can still fight the decision and could reopen the case. guilt by default confusion and conflicting reports over the massacre prove no barrier to further demonizing us but france now threatening military intervention. allegations that saudi arabia is going well beyond the call of duty in its support for syrian militants with suicide bombers apparently being off to join the rebel ranks. and speculation over reports washington parachuted spies into north korea inside a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula. on air and online twenty four hours a day this is r.t. live from moscow with me wrong. the u.k. supreme court has dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange has appeal against extradition to sweden he's wanted for questioning over alleged sex crimes firth was outside the courthouse in london. julian assange was in in court today when the judgment was passed with jack saying his ap

became known that he was a hearing on sanchez so and that's what he elaborates on in this next episode when i see it in my twitter account that i'm going to meet julian assange and i'm going to speak to me t.v. program my house was surrounded by almost one hundred policemen and. machine guns and i do realize that i was not at home just. too timid to contradict particular today at four o'clock where i am here so the very day that he was summoned by the public prosecutor's office in bahrain he actually chose instead to appear on our senses talk show and and appear on the using the platform as an international platform even to criticize the regime in bahrain and it's for this reason that you know afghanistan think why he's being arrested basically by peering on this shows russia would indeed be risking a great deal but even so. he that he would be willing to pay any consequences that come of it because he says he would be fighting in the name of democracy is what he had to say it's no different. but this is the struggle this is the freedom disses democracy that we are fighting for as of course. we have to be a discourse and the course might be very expe