k. mac cannot delineate something of the systematic corrosion well, few ma'am. as a by imperial forces, no wonder it comes endorsed by long term friends of going underground. joan pills, you know i'm john ski and julian hassan dramatic joins me now from london. now thanks so much for coming on. uh, i wanna book, uh the, the rackets is, uh, it's been a week where even major propaganda media like comcast sky news, warner brothers is cnn learned mouthpiece is like your or our v. c. i found it difficult to explain to their audiences, i think how it is that they support l guy to in syria. how does your book, the racket give us the dimension in which to understand why the bbc and john simpson people are on the well? well know these people, actually, no 1 may know what cnn is given by their viewing figures. but why the media are, is completely up to they, they want to support those links to the atrocities and $911.00. still what is interesting, isn't it? i think it goes to the halls, the messag

k. so normally, university by go good story when i was there, which got me into columbia by city. but i was extremely disappointed by the the cult and the level of journalism that was being to practice that of just one example is a henry kissinger who died recently. but is one of the most blood sites will criminals of the 20th century. he came to columbia university when i was there, and i found that he comes, came every year and that's the kind of speak can participate about politics and blah, blah blah. and he was accepted as a sort of a kind of a warm and cuddly statesman. and i, when i was in the room when, when are you speaking? and i put my hand up and i just said, how do you sleep at night? and the whole room just like you to go in order to goest and then everything inside him. and he said, do you think you a maurice superior to me? and that's an easy question to also when is henry kissinger you're asking you. so i said yes. and he said, and then he went okay, there was a bit of b

k. so normally do university by go good story when i was there, which got me into columbia by city. but i was extremely disappointed by the, the culture and the level of journalism that was being to practice the just one example is a henry kissinger who died recently. but is one of the most blood sites will criminals of the 20th century. he came to columbia university when i was there, and i found that he comes, came every year and that's kind of speaking, pontificate about the politics and blah, blah, blah. and he was accepted as a sort of a kind of a when cuddly statesman. and i was in the re way of winning a speaking, and i put my hand up and i just said, how do you sleep at night? and the whole room just like you to go in order to gauze and then everything inside him. and he said, do you think you are more, you superior to me? and that's an easy question to also when is henry kissinger you're asking you. so i said yes. and he said, and then he went okay, there was a bit of back and f

k. also for the sound workers party and doing all those minutes through rates in northern syria and finding documents of the p k k. and the p k. k leaders, p k k flags in those why pj yourselves on chemist took us says it's is definitely an extension of the, of the p k. k. why pj, it is not a regular or normal syrian curtis reval group. that's why any samuel turned on those or to non was any independent region or comp tony led by the y p g. a long trick is border with syria is impossible for the turkish government. that's why they are fighting the group inside to get outside to get, including northern iraq and northern syria. they'll preparations, targeting the y p g n, as in syria is conducted by the syrian national army turkish back serial position fighters that when formerly known as the free syrian army, but apparently 2 ts 4 believes that currently the stability and safety in syria is very important for the millions of syrian refugees who, who are destined to go back to their countr

rick hess: in k-12 federal government picks up $.12 on the dollar. in higher ed is the lion's share so it's a much bigger financial play for higher ed and because of the financial role in the way the laws are written it has a more direct relationship. looking at i believe institutions they get billions each year in federal research funds and the students collect billions in student loans. it's money that taxpayers pay. when you get to school districts the federal government can play a large role in the way ginny is talking about, guidance relating to things like student privacy, title ix, k-12 sports participation, school discipline. i think you will see a trump administration sharply change direction but ultimately it has a much bigger footprint than it does of higher ed. heather harding: i think if we are looking at common ground places it seems important to me that if there is going to be more action at the higher level we bring together the federal agencies that focus on workforce and higher ed and create better pathways. if we are concerned what

k, it was prompted by the u. k. 's, denial of treatment to a 4 year old palestinian voice, lost both his legs in and is rarely attack. british hospitals have treated children from ukraine. so why not? because this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm adrian. instead of getting children have been the majority of victims in israel is war on guns with thousands killed named or injured guns. us health care system has collapsed with its hospitals bombed a medical stuff shot dead. the lack of basic medicine has seen many evil methods used to empty tray limbs with wounds treated with sugar instead of drugs. the u. k has been one of israel storms just allies supplying weapons, used to kill or injure thousands of palestinians. get a full year old boy from garza who lost his legs. most of his family was denied treatment in the u. k. unlike children from ukraine, 50 british and fees are now demanding that the government allow children from casa to receive cash in the u. k. but why was this denied? and what ab

its main interest is to betel the kurds in order for the p k. k. and it is the p k. k that is fighting in these not to reach and an autonomy or even an independent state. they are not producer, it was very key and, and on the beginning this end and it says a lot about the way we receives the kurds. there's often a leftist romanticize view of the kurds in the cafeteria and grass roots and arcus boot and then they operate under the moniker, siri and democratic forces. this is that the reality was if the issue believes that in that a democracy can be ruled by the single party. if you believe that the gd are the soviet union board democracies, then you might believe that the p k. k is a democratic move. it's simply, it's a single party. it's an all tory terry and party, which of course, propose as an ideology that is somewhat known to many leftist in the west. and that is where the sympathies come from. but still, it is also a terrier. and the p. k. k is on the european, the john and the american terrorism list. for the reasons you sent me because of the violence that is

k. and they are filled with the ranks of people from to care your on your lot and some european countries. they are listed as international instead of as fighters and how it but unfortunately our west of friends, they turn blind on to this fact. that's right. your life you'd use unaccessible case. in fact, the us secretary of defense, i should call to in 2016, a confess to congress that there is a link the way he put it, i think was that the y p g is aligned with the p k. and of course the u. s considers the p k k to be a terrace group. do you then call upon us to stop that backing for vs the f, the main component of which is the y p g? well, we've been calling upon them for some time. what response do you guys suppose? i think it all started during the time of the president obama. that explanation to us then was this was going to be a temporary arrangement, but that one's really not the case. no, definitely not the case. it turned out to be the very last one started one of the last year

s. considers the p k k to be a terrace group. do you then call upon the us to stop that backing for vs the f, the main component of which is the y p g? well, we've been calling upon them for some time. what response do you guys suppose? i think it all started during the time of the president obama. that explanation to us then was this was going to be a temporary arrangement, but that one's really not the case. know necessarily not the case. it turned out to be the very last one started one of the last year, we've started having some discussions with the american administration on how to address this issue. because this is clearly threatening kentucky national interests . but we don't want to disrupt sorts and bonuses invasion, but we have to keep our national intent us to be opposite and say, so we are talking to them for view is listening to your on. so then this define minister does that mean the pets to the kid is getting ready to launch a major offensive? what the source is, a talking about is uniform. took is come on those g

a both took it and syria starting with iso and the p k. k. as i said off of the cabinet meeting, the old conditions are impossible to separate the mattress. it will either bid farewell to the weapons or they will be buried in syrian lands along with the weapons. because they slide, syrian democratic forces. i'm not part of the country's national army under a new ministry of defense. seriously that the shut off as an agreement has been reach with several of the countries. um factions, they will this spend and unify to one on me for the city and administration is grappling with continued is really incursions at least 4 people that's being wounded off to his right. the forces open fire on demonstrates as in the area of come nights off. that's in the south west of syria coat. this is that they gathered to the mom, the withdrawal of israeli forces from the area that we have our correspondence covering all developments. and of course, all those on stand by and the stumble, that 1st that's crossover, life passion and bottle. he joins us from the syr

k. so for trick here, the why pj it is it cool to the p ticket? that's why it has to be cleared out from the p k. k. and to kim believes that the p k. k factions, operating inside the y p g are considered as foreign fighters because most of the very ranks of the organization are from to k e. ron or even from some western countries and they should be as they should be sent outside officer q and took yeah . and use that is the reason why the us use so for to the y p g, which is equal to the peachcare for to kids is the fight against iso. but the defense minister argues that for the last 2 or 3 years, there is no, there isn't any in any action taken by the i so said and the i so prisoners are caps and camps entered to can get support for that. so since the threat of iso is down to 0, then there is no need to cooperate with a service organization to, to keep the prisoners safe. this is what took care of is that true? kid believes that. now since there was a new administration in syria, it wa

k. were joined by louise calvary, the executive director of asylum rides, charge the asylum, maxes and ties is busher also be a syrian refugee? i'm human rights activist and in london is daniel. so have a specialist in the international rescue. g little i'm protection. welcome to old to inside story. daniel, i'll, i'll start with you this decision by many european countries to suspend the side and applications by syrians happen very quickly. why the haste? well, the highest is really based down to political. we said, cms dogs, if you look at that, there's a snowball effect of 1st one country that another very quickly one off to the other . but it's an attempt to force still some like link elements and on to you saw i'm not limits in the countries on a way to really it's a political pressure on them rather than looking at it from a practical or even legal standpoint. that's louise. what do you think is behind this, this, the speedy decision by these, your pin countries? i think that we ha

k. k. as i said off of the cabinet meeting, the old conditions are impossible. the separate matter isn't will either bid farewell to the weapons, or they will be buried and syrian land along with the weapons. because they slide, syrian democratic forces, i don't part of the country's national army under a new ministry of defense. i seriously doubt that a shot all. he says, an agreement has been raised for several of the countries. um factions they will spend and unifying to one on me, but the soon administration is grappling with continued his writing incursions. at least 4 people have been injured off to his ready forces, open fire on demonstrators in the area of cold nights at all. that's in southwest, syria, protest as a gather to them on the withdrawal of israeli forces from the area. we have our correspondence covering all develop months for us. tash, may i have the model of standing by in the syrian capital, but 1st let's cross over the soon cost of all the issues on stand by for u

k. do not want more with you. our government does not represent the vast majority of people who just want to live peaceful lives. you, the british prime minister need to get this sorted. the british people do not support this war. this comes as inquiry and has all ready for the storm shadows into russian territory along with us made a type them's also getting the go ahead from a number of western states. the russian president has been critical of the attacks on the west of the approval, vowing to retaliate us in response to the use of us and a british long range weapons, but only on november 20. first of this year, the russian army forces launched a combined strike on one of ukraine's defense industry facilities. we specialize in the combat conditions included a test of one of russia's newest, medium range missiles systems in this case showed up with a ballistic missile, with nuclear free of hypersonic equipment in the army. so all engineers named the duration would be with the test with

you don't have use as a security threats. jude with things with the p k. k b. a power quiz. don't come without risk to add one in. the longer term concord is not controlled. he is the most high apache i from, which is officially considers a terrorist. and it remains. i'm clear if to, if he wants to expand his insurance in the area now controlled by the extending influence over then you the culture. it's a tutor is watched for the boat, which is a huge city woods demands extension. it couldn't make an appointment to get the best investments from mike and turkey's best experience in managing areas under its desktop to control the northern syria as being a fraud. with the changes we see, feel we did locate this content and even violence exist. so now it looks like ad on has, has been strengthened twilight, ron and russia have lost regional insulins with their l. i a sub semis. but the political baffled to serious future has yet to be decided or forced by julia han there. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world on this day is really prime mi

we extension of the output, the sound worker's part the p k, k. and it, as it proves to get, has always said that the very ranks of the y p g r o, former p k k commanders, p k, k officers who have whom the turkish governments have full for more than a more than 4 decades. and that's why it took, it says badge we don't deal with a terrorist organization. that's why a ceasefire is not possible. and we are determined that no semi or fully autonomous kurdish and so to lead to by the y p j which is the p k. k for to care is possible by our border. this is the turkish stance at both from the foreign ministry side, and from the defense ministry and military side also, we have heard turkish for administer while he was speaking to us. um, is a down until to elda 0 saying that, uh, to get it right now. uh, there is a serious new administration in syria, and this is their issue. they should be dealing with this and luckily to kill will not feel any necessitate to militarily intervene in the fight against as a y p g, as the syrian mass, not army that were for

k. have targeted human with all they could to we can, their military infrastructure however, he sets, jenna will expand its capabilities and not hesitate to respond to publications by those countries. i would say despite the relentless assaults by the u. s. u k, and they're unable forces on human human remains committed to supporting post indians encountering the zionist regime. begin many people stand firm maintaining their anti israel stance and readiness to confront enemy incursions, including those from the us and the u. k. you said, you know, as you've been talking here, we've been showing some wild pictures of this escalation. and yet none of these massive american and western bombing campaigns. but it's also adding and building to the chaos in syria. any comments from ron that we heard of today? from i to the harmony, he emphasized that those who thought there was this, this access is weak or now falling from what happened. and sir, you are mistaken, said he also expressed confide

k. have been talking things on the on out for 3 or. busy months as a response to the attacks of difficulties on the red sea about what happened, nothing. and now to go after the civilian targets that makes the case of difficulties more solid on the ground that they've been up attacked by his room. the enemy and back been been attacked by the us and u. k. and they love it. they know it's as if the opposite are all supposed to that now the r n a war for them, that's the, i guess i just try and, and do not states. and do you ok? so the, the case, but let's go to the cases law and the, the ethic of states is already in the last because what are the king are you want? do you want to punish the procedure or do up to punish the how many population? what has been done, is it, it's a punishment of the population that has no words or has no say and what the cost of doing, either against is or, or inside the country. so we do not think we cannot by any means, equate for the difficulties of doing an

k. and there naval forces on human human remains committed to supporting post indians encountering the zionist regime. begin many people stand firm maintaining their anti israel stance and readiness to confront enemy incursions, including those from the us and the u. k. of course, all since the onset of these ready war on gauze, on october last year, yemen, along with other resistance functions, joined the fight against as well in support of the people of palestine until his tried to stop as well from further attacking gods. and we simply 11 on and now even syria, and despite their long distance from the comfort zone, the whole seats have indeed proven to be a force to be reckoned with. the they began by closing the red sea on any ship and vessel destined for as well, which of course, the money invested or said has built a significant blow to these where he can nomics to ability. he's, they've also attacked more than 100 american british on his way the ships are saving there are confisca

k. this actually did not stop again. any attack on we've seen that there many now to conduct the attacks against is right on a daily basis. so just to be absolutely clear, you're talking about possible expansion of from the who c side, depending on what happens to be absolutely clear. if that was the spot tomorrow in gaza, would all of this stop would with the, with the who the stop olo veritax there and then to, to stop. but as they said here to the, to the bottom of the bed, it's the, the but the, because the, if the, if there is a ceasefire assigned in, in, in does the and how much would approve the ceasefire. this means that the money out of my head will stop the attack entirely, either that it's the or against design to state the way that i, you, you won't, you will a far to is that taking action on behalf of the people have gone so, but the consequences are really bad. are they not for the people that in the country, that's one of the ports in the region and has such a desperate hu

k. k. malicious living conditions, a different i think we are now heading towards freedom and democracy. and that's unity is crucial for peace in northern syria, but us and thirty's back quite as still competing for control. some of the driving down to the beach, syria for many syrians who have to flee to neighboring 30 year, now making their way back home, stephanie deckers at the circus syrian border. and has spoken to some of those making the journey. let's just quickly show you where we are. we are on that border . there are some people who are leaving. you can just see them behind these gates. these is, these are the people that are closing the chapter on their lives. in turkey, they will be taken to syria, now they'll be heading across the border, not to return because the issue and you're asking me about challenges here at the moment, is that those who want to have the option to simply head into syria? see what the situation is, what is the state of their homes? i cannot do that a

k. and the last of 50 years have a 2 tier cure certainly is not, is all you. we've got a petition launched in the u. k. 3000000 people basically hold them to get on his bike and take off. let's say what to do here is adamant that if you don't like what's going on and you would like to complain about it, that's if you're not in prison already for putting something on facebook or twitter . and you can just basically how to put it. oh yeah, golf on the video or you can if you don't like the changes that we've made, i say the tool is open and you can leave distraction from reality that this man is actually in charge of that country. it shows is shocked at both. turns out the british people actually listen to his words. and now we're just 1000000 years are leaving britain in there. 1000 schools is 21 percent of brits want to migrate you to they're going propose tax increases. and you know, we've got to do what to tell you, come to moscow, come on it's, it's a nice, nice time of the year. and

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k. have been talking things on the, on out for a few of. busy months as a response to the attacks of difficulties on the red sea. but what happened? nothing. and now to go after the civilian targets that makes the case of difficulties more solid on the ground that they've been attacked by his room the enemy. and they've been been attacked by the us a new case. and they love it. they love it as it be off to the are all supposed to that now the r n a war for them that zagging says child and do not states. and do you ok? so the, the case, the products go to the case of law and the, the ethic of states is already in the last because what the king are you want, do you want to punish the proceeds, or do you want to punish the many population? what has been done, is it, it's a punishment of the population that has no words or has no say and what the process of doing, either against is or, or inside the country. so we do not think we cannot by any means equate what's the process of doing and wha