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experts have made the k k k k kk complex their highest priority.ot fire fighting teams have been flown out. the park was closed this weekend and the superintendent said set airplanes -- had said that airplanes are painting the mountains red with retardant. >> we have two fires threatening groves that we have not been able to treat. the risk is still there. reggie: the giant forest is home to 2000 large sequoias,udingheeg thing on earth. what a treasure. mike: the good news on the others is that the sequoias are the most fire retardant of any tree so they have the best chance of surviving because of their bark and higher canopies. at least we will try to end on some good news, hopefully that bears out. the air condition around three rivers and long pine is bad because of the fires and in the northern sacramento valley. we still have that air quality because of those fires. we are good to moderate and as we had throughout today, tomorrow and wednesday plenty of haze in the sky. moderate hair -- moderate air quality which is healthy. a west wind at 11

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also by definition a traitor to his country who even in the wake of the war, condoned the click, the k k. k. on, on, on the campus of what became washington and lee university. he was a white supremacy to the core. the civil war was not, as is often been said by someone i admire like the bunkie shelby foot speaking to ken burns. in that famous civil war series. it was never about states, rights was always and exclusively, essentially about slavery. and so this is, this is sort of, you know, a kurtz. i mean, just before he died, martin luther king wrote a beautiful piece about canada because he was given some lectures here and he said, you know, canada was the north star, our negro spirituals, road encoded messages on how you could actually get north on the railroad to freedom in canada, canada is a perfect place in terms of race and certainly in terms of our history, with indigenous people, the 1st nations, but we never were a society built on slavery. and that is, in some sense the inherent contradiction of the american experience, the country, the birth freedom and democracy through the l

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k v remains long term issue in the u. k, the government has revoked plans to introduce vaccine passports to and to night clubs and mass gatherings in england after the initiative was slammed by protesters and some politicians. the requirement was to come into force at the end of this month, but has been put on hold for the time be we've looked at it properly and once we should keep it in reserve as a potential option, i'm pleased to say that we will not be going ahead with plans for vaccine passports, these extraordinary times required necessary but intrusive measures, but i'm determined to get rid of any powers we no longer need because of our vaccine defenses. while the decision was made despite a recent rise and u. k. k b cases which followed a short term decline in scotland. plans are still a foot day to make vaccine passports obligatory from october. while people continue to protest against the introduction of such measures across the united kingdom. the the when i was for new york time restrictions the 30 still promise not to re introduce them in the near future, the forest johnson is to soon and i. and so when to plan speeding up the pace or fax, the nation, and introducing emergency measures if needed, senior clinical lecture, we spoke to earlier said that the vaccine passports on their own on to enough and should be complimented with other measures. a passport is only one thing, it is a piece of paper that you have been fully immunized. no more, no less a fully in the united person can nevertheless be infected and be infectious to other people. that's not the way to infection control. a better way to infection control is to do some assessments. are you infected? are you infectious? rather th

y p g is a non affiliate group with the p k k. it's on the title of this, all of the yes and the european union, but now mostly they are getting a protection for them. russia and turkey is very much stated by did protection. so add one is going to put in also to help turkey to remove y, p g medicines and on groups on man stuff from far away from the turkish border. also, i've got to say was going to be on the agenda and definitely libya is going to be on the agenda as the company set to hold an election in october. but the side so far could not agree on was legal framework with russia and target having the significant presence in libya, they both supported different sides. but have an influence definitely to, to, to get this part is together to, to how a, an agreement or the legal framework or the was so. but on the other hand, russia is asking turkey to, to, to convince, be on groups in nor to sit in it live, to lay down their arms. and that says that turkey has agreed to, to, to, to take responsibility during the such agreement

k. it's now 12 k, 14 k, 16 k. that's a massive change. lisa: they are grappling with that and trying to figure out how much they could pass on to consumers and how much they could suck up. cosco said we are not that noble. we can't be a. we are a business and we have to pass it to you. so how much do consumers absorb? jonathan: and a well-known brace of things to worry about near-term could prove positive for the market. it john is joining us now. we have been talking about a range of issues, points of tension. you think they are turning positive, why? >> thank you for having me. a few things you have to consider, this is not a typical coming out of a crisis -- a typical coming out of the crisis. the main point is, are these going to be addressed? business people tend to address them, and rather quickly the aid of technology, and the process of competition bound to resume at pre-pandemic levels probably over the course of the next quarter or two quarters. so we are positive on equities. but i think the question and investor has to ask the

k. is experiencing a major fuel crisis because of a lack of truck drivers. meanwhile, from says the u. k is refusal to let thousands of french fishing vessels across british territorial waters in unacceptable london and the channel island of jazzy had rejected license applications saying the fisherman couldn't prove they'd fished in those waters before france is threatening to retaliate. european union court voided to trade deals that allowed morocco to export phone fish products to the e. u. the court of justice rule that the moroccan tre deals had been signed without the consent of the people of western sahara. as seen. the american diplomat said the country plans to appeal against the verdict and hopes to continue bilateral trade and ukraine's president has marked the 80th anniversary of one of the largest math merges of jews during the holocaust. for me is lensky who is of jewish descent, visited the site of the massacre outside kiev. in 1941 more than 33000 jews, were killed in 2 days at the bobby ravine. it was the size of mass executions by nazi germany's forces until 943. now peo

k was one of the biggest defense providers and they were trying to think of a way for the e, u and u. k. to continue to work together. but because of what just happened, it's clear that the u. k is working far more closely with the u. s. and australia. so i think that was kind of reeling from that as well. and today at the much touted europeans in the. busy pacific strategy, all of the questions, all of them were about the new strategic julia, u. k. u. s. so it seems that they're pick me that on the international stage when it comes to defense issue turns i do want to dig into some of the pacific stuff and just a moment as plenty to discuss that. but nicholas, i want to bring you in here because we're talking about you political well, not just in terms of finding the money to do all of this, but also in terms of spending it on the right things and also dealing with the whole nature issue. so in your mind, nicholas, what's actually holding the thought on there are a couple of things. one of them is be mentioned by both my colleagues already, which is the fear of duplication between the resort, where to go into a show the results of my go into the you. i'm a little bit skeptica

you see human islam, not from it k k in judy and she has the migrants managed to get in touch with it. with a buddhist closed lauren with a great deal of suffering and sacrifice. it's a treacherous trip across that desert here into chile. we are right now in a camp, any kiki, where some of the, these migrants have managed to make the trip 300 kilometers from the border to the city. but they're still absolutely living from hand to mouth is no water here. there's no food. the government is not providing any services whatsoever. we're seeing a lot of children begging on the street trying to get as just a little bit of money so that they can eat. so it's a difficult situation. the border itself is a very, very long. and so the police are unable to patrol, it is always a way to get around the police patrols. but even once these, my goods get here, their troubles are far from over me every single day and night they cross into chile, through one of the most inhospitable environments imaginable. it's well below freezing at nearly 40000 meters above sea level. when we find a new group of 10 me

k, k. i had a kurdish on in northern syria. so, and he also noted that turkey intended to buy a 2nd batch of $400.00 missile systems from russia right after this. this statement, the us senate committee on foreign relations, one turkey that purchase the russian made defense system means sanctions to turkey through the cuts low, which is designed to a to, to, to come through the adversaries, wholesale actions against the u. s. c. considering turkey and usa being the clothes need to allies, this is quite interesting and it doesn't happen so often. so present out of one within this, this particular environment is meeting president put in the switch today. and as we're speaking now, the meeting is on the way the top of that gender as syria and president are gone, is going to ask president, put it into how turkey to remove y, p g present, need to know 10, syria, which recently that has been attacked from white p u on the turkish military post, but also russia has increases that tax on it live recently on turkey is concerned that if collation goes up, that's cool to you. anyway, we'll strategies to turkey, which turkey already is seen more than 4000000 refugees there. so why really be? yeah, i've got to stand definitely the conclusion. also going to be on the agenda, but with most important topics or syria and the 400 miss system concern regarding the relations with uncut between could and washington as 400 new. so systems are quite important if present are the on believers on his statement that turkey might buy a 2nd batch of 400 miss our system from russia. that means turkish american relations also are going to be lying during this meeting with president a put in, and definitely russia think, dad, the building on this is worth candle because, you know, russia while turkey is benefiting from the relation with russia regarding the defense industry and also multiplying as options russia also as police that it can get one of the last just need to member further away from, from the usa and the western camp. well, there's probably going to be more coming out of that meeting between the target presidency is a type one and the russian president vladimir putin is. so we're going to come back to you when we know more about rational cetera in the sample. thank you very much. indeed, still ahead on, i'll just lying in wait, we're going to tell you how the pandemic is helping traffickers pray on india's children. i'm adam rainy on an olive farm and central italy, as hundreds of young environmentalists and international delegations gathered a conference in milan. we look at how italy is facing a changing climate. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. we are a typhoon to watch, as you know, type in mean dooley. its its way apparently northward towards japan and it's sort of engaging with what is the end of the plumb rains. the 2 are coming together, so friday is not looking a good day. but what's left behind a fairly dry picture for most of china attempts is coming down today where they should be still humid and sherry and hong kong. but what about this type of thing? well, let's look at the forecast tokyo, which brings the worst of it in on friday, but i've only written here, normally winds of gale force or even near the force with not going the full force of the time. it looks like it, stay on the water. you get edge effects. those still potentially was flooding or land slides for hung chute. there it is. the picture on friday, the heart of a long way show, but that orange, representing the heaviest of rain, navigate further west to little tropical depressions of both causing trouble in flooding called counter. and this thing with the answer be heard the remains of us circulations, ongoing to the west that flood warnings again for good europe and with good reason . this is a proper tropical cycling. the making is still drawing in warmth from the northern maybe and see the gulf of a man if you like. and it looks like the next 2 days it'll cause flooding in southern pakistan and then probably cross the border into iran. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021, which is a real world reveals dramatic pictures from gulf in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and if there is nowhere safe and god's account don't to his really missile the tax on for time of why we're tired to the families, businesses and media organizations simply blown up girls a 60 minute warning. oh no, just the arrows ah ah, the me, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top stories. this is use president, i say has appointed a new prime minister. he's tossed national board and donna was farming a government 1st woman to do so. the move comes out to for political parties fonda coalition to a post sand on tuesday lava from a volcanic eruption on the comma in the canary islands is sitting the atlantic ocean. a huge cloud of toxic gas is being shown up as a molten rock reaches the sea water. russian president vladimir, put in his hosting. his took his counter off, instill sheet as a tie up out on an president and expected to discuss the conflicts and syria and libya as well as possible. took a purchase of a 2nd bunch of russian air defense mis systems, japan's former foreign minister to become its next prime minister after winning a leadership election in the moving little democratic party for me because she will now and lead the party in a general election that has to be held by november, lawrence louis has more me o key she that is the new chief of japan, the governing liberal democratic party. he's also set to become prime minister as his party and coalition partner control the houses of parliament is the 2nd time the former foreign minister has run for the leadership after competing against outgoing premier yoshida to god last year. in his acceptance speech, he should have promised to lead the party to success in next month's general election. but that's why i want to firmly show a reborn, liberal democratic party to the japanese citizens and urge them to support us. from today i will deal with all my energy get straight to work, party members around the country and members of parliament, please work with me. a 1st round vote had failed to produce a majority winner, and to female contenders dropped out of the race in a run off. he should have faced tiro co, no and outspoken minister in charge of japan's cove at 19 vaccine rollout. who'd been ahead in the opinion polls but widely regarded as a safe pair of hands. kesha had the support of lawmakers and beat his rival by 257 votes to 170. analysts say he, she does rise to the premise ship is unlikely to affect defense and international relations. he supports close ties with western democracies to counter china as growing influence in the region on the economy. kisha has pledged to spend big on a stimulus package and emphasized the need to distribute more wealth to households . but 1st he faces a difficult challenge, a general election that has to be held by november. what i expect to see is something ambitious, like a very large stimulus package dedicated to pandemic management and the health system in general. although of course, nothing is really going to be implemented. this going to be no evidence of success in time to the election. so when allowed to a large extent key she does is going to be selling hope and asking the electorate trust him. rather than demonstrating any concrete results there. can she, there may be seen as a stable choice. but some analysts say his bland image may work against him in the upcoming polls. florence louis al jazeera for allegations that a number of civilians are being killed by a nigerian military air strike near lake chad residence and caught up on masada say a fighter jet, targeted the village on sunday morning. the military denies the claims and says $28.00 members of an armed group linked to iceland were killed. already drink has more from adobe its claims and counterclaims, but by both sides, civilians in quite on what to double must intellectual region, a remote community in the lecture region. and of course the response from the german military, especially the air force. now what the air force or the military in nigeria is saying, is they targeted a group of fighters belonging to quite a fraction that is allied with a nomic state known as the limit state in west africa province. and that they killed at least 28 people long with collaborators. they also insisted that fishing activity has been banned in that area. so the claimed by the community that they all fishermen, you know, since fishermen doesn't hold water. now the military uses system that has these area they've been bonded, it's not occupied or it's not a settlement, but an open space. why they notice the gathering of a large crowd of individuals. now this is not the 2nd, this is not the 1st incident this month. on 16th september, there was a military strike in the north east that killed at least 9 civilians. in the initial, the initial stage, the niger and air force insisted that they were pursuing members of the board function. i like to this nomic state in west africa province, and then days later after investigations and after evidences appeared very content, their story saying that it was a mistake. and i apologize for that. hundreds of young environmentalists are gathering this week in milan. it's in the lead up to the climate conference being held in november and gloves grants course on. the environment has become a defining issue for the challenges in recent years. is they increasingly feel the effects of climate change out on rainy reports? a typical italian olive farm struggling in a period of a typical weather. unpredictable and extreme weather is becoming more common, making it increasingly difficult for farmers like mario cas county in 2018. an exceptionally late frosts left him with little choice. the farm lost 40 percent of its trees that day. many others required drastic action, followed us, but the value of the armor. this is a clear example of the direct effect of climate change. that little tree we see there was the same size as the big tree next to it is up. and before we had to cut it back, because it was completely frozen, did be as big as the other tree. if that hadn't happened with newly re grown trees . give mario hope. still, earnings are down because they produce less oil. olives are one of italy's most iconic staples. the fact that there under threat has shown italians that climate change has arrived in full force here. as have repeated floods in places like venice, record, heat, wave raging wildfires and extended periods of drought. surrounded by warming seas and at growing risk of desert if occasion, italy now find itself on the front lines of climate change. heavily reliant on agriculture, italy is hoping to take the lead in, adapting to a change in climate. the government has launched a new ministry for ecological transition. and you're marked $80000000000.00 of e u. coven recovery funds to come up with solutions to live in a warming world. that has, it's been sally and they cost this environmental transition has significant cause dissension. that governments make direct commitments to help their citizens and business handily. italy has partnered with the u. k to host this years. you in climate summit cop 26, coming up in november in scotland. and this week milan is hosting 2 events ahead of those meetings. the youth for climate conference and the final ministerial meetings before cop 26 at 30 years old cuss connie could pick a different career. but he is drawn to the challenge ahead of me so long as he, what i meant to do, we need to be creative and open to adaptation. it's not easy, it's hard work. what i mean, the same time it can be fulfilling their, on the front lines, the desire to solve the problem is there, but will world leaders take the tough decisions to make that possible? adarine al jazeera, can nato italy. active as in india is the pandemic is pushed more families into poverty. and that's putting children at risk falling and comes and rising prices of lead to some parents, sending their children out to work. and human traffickers are waiting on the, on the streets for them. elizabeth put on a joint police on a rescue mission.

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so i think that one of the dangers of gerrymandering is that it has exacerbated minority rule k k. yeah. and i, i would just add to that that, you know, the foundation of a representative democracy is that the voters should be able to hold the government accountable. and when these lions are drawn in such a way that they are pre determining who is going to win and what party is going to win because they've looked at the math and they've seen ok, we're guaranteeing this many kind of voter that we want is here and this view number of voters are over here, then people can on the left, ineffective representative. or if a representative is going and trying to make sure that maybe there's somebody of the same party rang again. and they are looking at where the other house is of that competitor and drawing them out of the district. you're also having incumbents who are deciding that they want to rule regardless of how the voters feel, which is the complete opposite spirit of why we even have a democratic republic in this country. and let me look. yeah, let me say a word about polarization

k, the u. k. scene, a sharp drop in organ transplants since the covered pandemic took cold across the world will follow from it. according to a new study organ. transplants that were done around a quarter last year, which resulted in about $7000.00 people having to wait for an important operation of figure not seen for 9 years. around $500.00 patients died while waiting for a transplant that's 30 percent more than the previous year. we spoke to a policy director, kidney k, u k, who told us he believes is going to take years to catch up with pre pandemic numbers. what has been happening because of the pandemic? was that a lot of transplant systems across the whole world? how to stop? well, not completely stop, but how to partially stop. what not has meant is that there are now more people on the transplant waiting list, hoping to receive a transplant colleagues on the medical professionals think that it could take up to 3 years for the numbers to be able to fully catch up again. although many countries, the numbers are catching up slightly, you know, feel lead that will worldwide. the overall drop in transplant activity was 16 percent by the end of last year. research say they've been big concerns around exposing living donors to coven and all specials. but again, that representative saying they valuable lessons to be learned now from the pandemic in different ways, a different countries are doing best to bring their system's back up again and have in t

k battle it out." guest: my colleague highlights an important consideration, that there are no good options. if we let the taliban be and try to control isis-k by themselves, we have seen them engage with isis-k in traditional clashes, more conventional warfare were either groups -- where subgroups will go after isis-k when they have held positions in different areas in afghanistan. we have seen them do that, but we have not seen them secure and govern a city and pursue counterterrorism against another insurgent group in urban areas. we have not seen that yet. so their capacity to do that, we truly do not know what that is. that is a big unknown. and it has the risk of being incredibly dangerous. isis-k has a game plan to move through anti-research and consolidate territory and coerce populations and conduct of violence. and all the things it needs to do over the long run to establish that same caliphate we saw in iraq and syria, to establish a version of that in afghanistan. on the other side, what happens if over time -- let's look out a few months -- what happens over time if we are sharing intelligence with the afghan taliban, and they are sharing good intelligence or bad intelligence wit

k battle it out . >> my colleague highlights an important consideration which is that there are no good options. if we let the taliban control isis-k we've seen them engage in traditional classes, more conventional warfare where there are groups of afghan taliban will go after isis-k when they held defensive positions in various areas. we've seen them do that. we haven't seen them secure and govern a city and pursue in urban areas counterterrorism against another institution. we simply haven't seen it yet so there's capacity to do that we don't know. we truly do not know what their capacity is. that's a bigunknown and it has the risk of , it has the risk of being incredibly dangerous because they produce the same kind of strategy syrians have made. it has a game plan to move through this period and to research and consolidate territory and course populations and conduct violent attacks and all the things it needs to do over the long run to establish that same caliphate we saw in iraq and syria, to establish a version of that in afghanistan. on the other side what happens if overtime let's me look at for example a few months, even a few years. what happens over time if we're sharing intelligence with afghan, and they're sharing intelligence. and if overtime afghan

k u k, told us that it's going to take years to catch up with preteen pandemic numbers. what has been happening because of the pandemic? was that a lot of transplant systems across the whole world had to stop. well, not completely stop, but how to partially spelt and what not has meant is that there are now more people on the trans flush waiting list, hoping to receive a translator and colleagues in the medical professionals think that it could take up to 3 years for the numbers to be able to fully catch up again. although many countries, the numbers are catching up slightly. a worldwide, the overall drop in transplant activity was 16 percent by the end of last year. research say that there have been concerns around exposing living donors to cove. it in hospitals of care and allowed says the ra, valuable lessons to be learned from the pandemic in different ways. different countries are doing to bring the system's back up again and have in the u. k. i to say that the transplant teens have learned a lot from the to the panoramic and what we learned was things like if you care, if you are part of a transplant team, looking out somebody having a fence, just make up a single team rather than have more people carrying because that reduces the source of infection. and the other thing that, that i think is, is a company called to learn from is a possibility to move a patient and a donation organ. if one hospital is very busy and it's not able to carry out, no such, we moved to a different part of the countries to have that we saw that happening in a couple of places. and i think we'd like to see more of that kind of flexibility. that you'd use for now the next b, m, x biker, and now mtv hose, t j 11, is dennis minutes plus one in just a moment after which i'll have your next update from r t in moscow. the, the war on drugs noted as a way to combat a great problem. what's the wonder? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of

k to the united states, but the white house earlier today actually announced that there would allow starting in november the u. k. and you citizens who are fully vaccinated will be able to travel to the united states. how important is that? yeah, it was actually just the u. k. it wasn't to do with you. but yeah, it's very important. actually, brent, what a lot of people don't realize, you know, a more a 1000000 brits work in the u. k. you start a 1000000 bridge work in the u. s. a 1000000 americans work in the u. k. so you imagine there's at least 2000000 people who been kept away from their respective families during this whole cove, a devil. so that's been really bother a strain and then there are those of us who, having to check since we have relatives over and hoping our relatives can come over and vice versa. but it's more important in terms of an overall trade route. yes, an extensive amount of trade is done. this is viewed as a boost both to the u. k. economy and the u. s. economy. of course nancy pelosi is over the u. k. traffic house and she's been barking on about the fact that she's going to, obviously for the u. k. u. s. tre, deal in the northern protocol as hell too. but that's another issue. why i wanted to hit on that. why is that an issue t

k. at his diplomatic that seems to have escaped some censure from france. i was this playing out in the u. k. well, the u. k is not having its french ambassador recalled in the same way that the united states and the australians have done. but that doesn't mean that the french are happy with the role the united kingdom has played. and in this deal, they have essentially fed through the foreign ministry, the 3 for a minister that the u. k. is nothing more than i kind of vassal state of the united states as to how this is playing out in the u. k. i think this is being seen as perhaps the french being a little bit hysterical about things as throwing their toys out of the prime to a certain extent. but you have to acknowledge that france has been really, really thrown under the bus and this, and i think in the u. k, that view is not being ignored. they can see that this was a big deal for france. they can see that this is a humiliation for macro and, and they can see that this throws french strategy in the indo pacific region into disarray. so the rivalry between france, the united kingdom is long, it goes back

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k. ties. those i think are extremely strange. we've got to remember the concepts of the bilateral franco, u. k, u k. from the relationship, it was already once where there was really little trust because all partial government behavior on implementation regarding the protocol. and this is obviously fit into our context, you know, relations we're not starting from a blank sheet of paper. and then the last point i will be very briefly is i do believe we're moving to a situation that you can your, which will be a bit more tension, a bit more escalate tree. it's highly likely that they will spend the northern ireland protocol notified by the commitments they find 2 in 2019. but again, it's going to, i think, really. okay. and then how does those comments from, from boris johnson go down there in france when, when he told president micron to get a grip and give him a break? well, will nothing about that, you know, we consider as a region as a junior partner. and this is one of the reasons we did not call back katherine court and the french investor in london, london is just begging i am an agenda. and i

k. isis-k would -- wants to topple the taliban. there's no love lost between the two groups.ore confusing when you look at other groups, say, the remnants of al qaeda, or the haqqani network. the head of the haqqani network is actually a member of the government now. the taliban government in kabul. so, you know, it depends on what group you're targeting. some of them, taliban will cooperate and destroy. and others they won't. in terms of did this have to happen? i don't think so. you know, had we left a lot of troop presence in afghanistan with logistics and air power and so forth, we could have helped the afghan government and its military withstand the taliban assault. and at very low cost to the united states. we have had a troop death in 18 months or so. and, you know, the monetary cost was within -- clearly within a super power's budget. >> so, carl cedric leighton was with us this morning. he's getting kudos to general mckenzie for admitting error. accepting blame on this. historically is this unique for a military organization to do that? what is the take on that? >>

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k. u. k is mired in class war, you know, and that's and mistaken ball. and it's, it's pernicious and it's ugly and, and look, look at what they say on the news. the cable news is they're part of the top one percent. obviously rachel matto, for example, making 30000000 a year for one show a weak. right. so that puts you in the top one percent that they keep on saying is the fed needs to keep printing to help the poor to help support to help the poor. we doing it for you hurt us more than hurt to so that's that propaganda to continue this policy that the data shows is causing the stripe. exactly. well, we're going to take a break and when we come back, dr. michael hudson. doug, go what the me ah, i have often said transfer fee for the powerful receipt for the last bit cares about privacy. what people care about is power. juliana sons is become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on and a huge struggle with governments and corporations who want to keep information secret and others who democratic rights should be pu