k. long with delegates from assay on nations. the british foreign secretary is called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china, where we challenge more with more from liberal lives truss who's hosting this event is very much seeing this as a kind of meeting of the free world. as he puts there and of like minded countries, and that such like monte countries have duty to be united in their, in their perspective on threats that the free, well does, she might say is under now those threats, of course, in the moment, primarily coven, 19 with omicron, the new variance spreading around the world. they have much to talk about on that front. talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal continue for another day in vienna. according to state television, iran president abraham rice, c. a said to her on a serious about the negotiations and world pounds, a willing to remove sanction in an agreement can be reached. palestinians in the elk by west bank of voting and local elections. the 1st polls in 2 years. how

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k. m. a kron cases are now doubling every 2 days. and with more than 200000 possibly infected every day, the number could pass a 1000000 within a week, long queues again at vaccinations, centers up and down the u. k. as the government's booster jap program continues apace with the dilemma facing the politicians on that side of the river is whether the jobs alone will be enough to slow the progress of the on a cron variance. scientists have never seen. never seen a coven 19 very capable of spreading so rapidly. so we have to look at what we can do to slow only cons. advance down. that level of alarm was reinforced in testimony to a u. k. parliamentary committee. we are concerned with the large volume of individuals who are being infected every day in the population. that we're going to have a very difficult for weeks ahead with cases in the community, which will of course cause individuals to need to still work in school. and then for those cases to transfer into mrs. thomas, the world health organization has again raised the issue of vaccine hoarding and warned the world's wealthy nations that giving boosters to low risk groups while othe

k. and before long, it will account for the vast majority of the diagnoses we're making. what is the appropriate response when there is this slight delay in receiving the data? and particularly when you look at the, the rate at which this very interest spreading. can we be sure, i mean, testing capacity can't keep up with the spread. well, that the testing past is pretty good. i mean, if you think a year and a half ago, we were struggling to do numbers of testing that thousands. now we're doing numbers of tests in the millions, but really we, we treat patients not numbers in the health service, and it's really important that we don't focus so much on the cases as on the consequences. and this is the big unknown. this remains the elephant in the room. it's what we don't know is going to happen. and this is the big question. will those people who catch this translate into severe disease? and if so, what fraction of them will that happen to? or will the vaccine status we already have and the enhance vaccination, delivering that today, nearly 3 quarters of a 1000000 booster d

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k. foreign minister, he mentioned there hasn't been on the job terribly long if i'm not mistaken. she was talking recently about where she think the so call free world has gone wrong, which is a pretty big thought to have take us through that. yeah . so she, she has this view that essentially, since the end of the cold war, there's been a period of drift in as cheap as the after the free world. and these countries are taken there off the ball. they spend too much time introspective about the guilt of the past, imperialism, etc. and that they've been adopting bad practices and bad ideas. bad ideas, being too much relativism. postmodernism the, the kind of assumption that there is no such thing as object to objective truth. bad policies be well reducing military spending defense spending and an over reliance on russian gas and chinese development finance. she wants to offer a kind of rallying cry for the free. well, the she puts it. it's interesting to think about what her audience intended audience might be for that. or is it the, the foreign minister she's meeting today, or is it

k. have also been a long heads too. in a post breaks this meet over fishing rights, some of johnson's that a party and piece of rally due to his defense. they were in to pantomime season, not we. and as the french election coming isn't pretty on out for word. because the prime ministers in the town is elected prime minister of this country with a very big mandate leading this country through the pandemic. i'm surprised to hear that and, and disappointed and openly am. i'm sure that we can continue to try and work together to tackle this unconscious that we will. i will hope that we will get a formal response back at the house in former british m p. george galloway says, world leaders shouldn't make such bitter comments about one another in public on the old fashioned. but i don't think that head george state and heads of government should be publicly talking to each other and about each other in this way. it is indeed a toxic on tong corby all the we have now. but if borrows johnson is the circus clown, i'm afraid the e

k. now is difficult as if left it very long was you stop, see the peak of these cases now use irma chrome or if it is actually the horses bolted. so even though you impose restrictions, now, there are a lot of viruses, lot people out there who are seeing the on con, though very, and across the population. knuckles, delta hasn't gone away either. the restrictions will reduce both the variance, answers of infections and death and hospitalization. and death, hopefully, but now it's very late on to do this. and when christmas new year already upon us, this as low as asians now will have increased even as we speak. you know, even behind closed doors, we've seen in recent days that countries like the netherlands returning to locked down. do you think leisure is? that's rector. a potential lockdown are coming in the u. k. so from a purely virus point of view, i think that's probably what's needed if they wanted to achieve that goal of actually reducing the spread of omicron and not just for 2 weeks or so i've said already, i think for at least 4 to 6, we're gonna have to use that kind of measure

nick jam bruno to the show for this christmas week. special nick was at k c research for a long time, but he started his own company focused on helping people to see the big economic and geopolitical picture to survive and thrive. the changes ahead, stacy? right. nick jam burnout. welcome to the kaiser report. it's almost new years eve and we're looking ahead to 22002 year. this is your business. this is what you do. you look at the geo politics and geo economics of the world and you plan ahead, right. you make sure that you're, you're not caught up in the whirlwind of chaos and disaster and currency crisis. so, you know, hemingway, oh is, and he was the one that coined the phrase that, you know, how did you go bankrupt slowly and then suddenly. so in terms of the last time you interviewed with macs, you mentioned that yes, the u. s. is going to go bankrupt. so is, are we almost a met? sudden period of the us going bankruptcy because we've seen people like michael berry, we've seen people like, you know, major big hedge funds are predicting the same thing happening. do you see that ha

team to leave before more strikes were cooled in these attacks shattered a long standing sea spot between the regime and the k. i knew ah, since the kid, the regime has also rounded up and arrested dozens of democratically elected politicians. susanna lala, so was a national lake for democracy, m p and young gone. she's now living in hiding esl candidate. the military tried to arrest me. and so they came to my place, broke the door. so i have to flee from the back door. i even don't have my shoes. i have to flee. and, and are some of our friends, they rescue me from that area. and then the next day i travel to ethnic area. ah, and i escape so that the experience is so bad. and when, if i got arrested on i do know my future. yeah. i my god be kill our torture. ah. in april a group of politicians launched the national unity government as an alternative to the military genta. formerly a medical doctor, doctor saw is their spokesman on international affairs. but like most national unity, government ministers, he's been forced into hiding in fear for his life. i believe the change was seen in the country ease. rea

around the close on out is there is a guest with with how long has m c. k and know how the headlines on al jazeera, leftist gabriel burridge has one chillies, presidential election. he defeated his right wing opponent, jose antonio cast by 11 percent. a larger margin than was expected for which is promising to be a leader for all chileans. and must oh yeah, no. our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are.

ready how long has m c. k in the, how would the top stories on the world's worst affected nation has now seen more than 800000 deaths from co? 19 members of the u. s. congress held a moment of silence on the steps of the capital to honor those americans who died during the pandemic. the world health organization says the code 19 m. a cron variant is spreading faster than any other strain in the united kingdom. infections on now doubling every 2 days for brennan reports from london in europe. the jobs are going into people's arms.

i guess is it ah, ah, ah, how long has m c. k in doha, the headlines on al jazeera left is gabriel. burridge has one chillies, presidential election. he defeated his right wing opponent, jose antonio cast by 11 percent a larger margin than was expected for which is promising to be a leader for all chileans and not. oh yeah, no. our government has the conviction to look forward to the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all the, our courses sufficient for all chileans and we can achieve a wonderful life. but hundreds of thousands of protesters in sudan have march to the presidential palace. demonstrators are demanding the military stay out of the transition to democracy. security forces fire t, guess at them after attempting to block bridges. the death toll from typhoon ride in the philippines has risen to more than 200. rescue teams are s

k. no, a hopeful that its long eruption could be declared over just in time for christmas . children from a local school have been doing cheerful holiday cards, featuring images of the volcano. woollen 2900 buildings have been destroyed since the okay. no fust erupted in september. no seismic activities been registered since monday. so there's optimism that perhaps the worst is over or you lemme, lemme which on a more, more jeff way i send you a lot of encouragement, a lot of strength, a lot of calm and strength to get out of all of this work and to regain the peace of mind that even though the volcano took things away from us, when we will rebuild soon, it will gone. ah, a quick look at the main stories before we go. and there's been a dramatic rise in corona virus cases link to the army kron variant. in european countries and netherlands government has announced it will impose a tough lock down from sunday onwards with non essential stores, bars, restaurants, as well as other public places closing until january 14th. at the earliest an angel salmon thought summarized in one sentence, th

historian side to margaret thatcher as a significant figure in helping to end the decades long conflict. the u. k. p. m. was also infamous with ronald reagan for chicago school privatization that would metastasized around the world. the legacy would be continued by successive tory liberal and labor politicians. and this christmas, 4000000 u. k. children will be in poverty. while tonight, 40000000 in the usa cannot eat without food stamps. so as lennon said, what is to be done? joining me now from boston is i one who thinks he has the answer. economist michael albert, author of the new book, no boss is a new economy for a better world. michael, welcome to going under ground right at the top of the new book. and we come to perhaps do justice to the complexities and arguments in, in the book. but right of the, at the top performer, greek finance, where it says marks famously vague about what follows revolution up to capitalism. tell me about a new economy for a better world and how you, how you decided to write about what comes afterwards. well, i did the original work with robin hood now, friend of

ten-year cost of it how you are adding things up, that he would like to see plans like universal pre k he's longoffer he put to the biden administration, money for climate change and some other issues that they want to put in that again, he didn't want to see anything partially funded. i don't think he's a fan of the parent funding that would go out. he doesn't think it's necessarily spent on kids. so we'll see how that continues to go. >> he also, they're going to great lengths to say the relationship between they were senators together for a long time. >> decades >> that's intact and there was some things about the staff and the white house staff, i don't know i didn't think the sake, who wrote that, if that's the way you want to get the guy, sort of mend fences, that wasn't the way that you do it until you want -- mcconnell said, hey, c'mon over, if that's what your end goal is to drive the guy right to an independent or they could be an independent like bernie. some independent that said, moving to the right -- bernie, he needs his own lane i think. the latest covid outbreak is starting to s

long-term incentives here. two congressing at es at the h the ways and means committee could lead to a lucrative career in washington on kreet. he is giving up long-term, money-making opportunities. by that, the next five years, by taking this gig. it does tell us, i think, something about the gop culture in the trump era and where the incentives are. >> the "it's more fun" explanation. >> there's something to it. >> it's more fun. let's take an eye, if we can, and put it on texas. because you have the department of justice now, you know, looking at gerrymandering when it comes to texas. and this isn't the first time that we're seeing the doj really be at odds with texas, which is texas republicans. >> right. it does show that this administration is willing to confront some of the states who are, obviously, taking this to an extreme, the reapportionment. that gives democrats, progressives especially, some heart. you hear of the grumbling all the time on the left. the biden administration is not aggressive enough to step in and stop what they believe are these anti-democratic, small-d efforts. from a doj, yes, we are will

k. lois difficult as they've left it very long was he stop see the peak of these cases now. she's erma crohn, the if it is actually the horses bolted. so even though you impose restrictions, now, there are lot of viruses to lock people out there who was seating the own con, no very across the population lockers. delta hasn't gone away either. that the restrictions will reduce both the variance in terms of infections and death. and hospitalizations and death, hopefully. but now it's very late on to do this with christmas new year. already upon us, the says lies, asians now will have increased even as we speak in a even behind closed doors. we've seen in recent days that countries like the netherlands returning to lock down. do you think leisure is that's director a potential lockdown are coming in the u. k. circle a purely various point of view. i think that's probably what's needed if they wanted to achieve that goal of actually reducing was fro, omicron, and not just for 2 weeks. as some of said already, i think for at least 4 to 6 weeks to go out to use that kind of measur

k. for my undergraduate degree. i was contemplating coming back home for a long time because i was away for almost 8 years. i got the independence that i was looking for living abroad, going to school, figuring out life in who i am. but i got to a point where for me i just could never see myself living that long down. it never really felt like home. why for the long girls it's all started halfway through 2019. it was a lot to do with cost of menstrual products, even as university students living abroad. it was very expensive to buy material products and also the environmental impact that single use product tab. when the environment, when my sister and i 1st decided that this was what we're going to do, i was too scared to tell anybody. i didn't want people telling me no, don't do it. all people are going to say how you talking about period. my sister broke the news list. i gave it to her. after that it was a lot of support very quickly, especially because while the community people do not talk about periods, is a conversation that was not unfamiliar to people in my family. the only thing was my grandmother

driving a record number of infections in many countries around the world, france a band on long central travel from the u. k. in cases in africa have served by nearly 83 percent rescue operations are underway in parts of the philippines that have been hit by one of the most powerful storms in the world. the sphere officials say about 10000 villages or in the past that type food. at least one person has died in the u. s. as a new storm system sweeps across the midwest. extreme winds in the state of iowa, blue over a truck and trailer killing the driver. this follows last friday is devastating tornadoes in the region. us missionary group has confirmed the release of its american and canadian missionaries who were kidnapped in haiti. they were abducted just outside the capital porto prince. in october, several of the hostages were released in recent weeks from on this will spring and she returns from washington d. c. so she is not the end of their ordeal then it would appear. so we have no idea what condition they're in or where they are in previous hosted releases. from this group we have at least been told t

k c r testing. and now i'm believably long, and the delays in getting test results are getting to point with their unworkable. so if you've got people who are showing up who are unwell and people who are at high risk of serious illness, they're the ones you have to find early. a hospital pathology unit in sydney sent out a premature text, advising nearly 500 people. what they were negative for covered 19 when they were positive. it blamed the incident on a clinic clara. what's important is mistakes like that from the pathologist. don't care again. what's the good news is it was picked up and, and those people who were given that incorrect information have now been informed. and i know that you, southwell, south of brain in contact and made it very clear that there is like, that are on acceptable. that is, as well as government has put in place more. strict sions including manage re masks, to be worn in doors due to the surgeon cases. but it's rolled out. returning to a state wide lockdown. we would expect that pretty well. everybody in use of wiles, at some point we'll get on the chrome. we're all going to g

k. we were saying we must not destroy long term contracts, but no, said the european commission, we must use market terms. the market will regulate it. well, here's how it's regulated. we have 2000 dollars, 1000 cubic meters. you're welcome. the other thing that popped up here was us you of recent scandals and russia involving jails, prisons and the torture of suspected inmates by prison authorities at these were both, both incidents were, was shocking because there was graphic footage of it happening. there are more cases where we haven't seen footage, that is something that has been a sore point among russians for, for many years. and glad mir putin was asked. what is being done about this. he said that the, the russian government is taking action. there are number of criminal proceedings against her former prison institution, their staff members, as well as the fact that peter, this is a problem only in russia. this is a problem in even in developed countries, had it is very difficult to put an end to them. solution in this case is necessary festival, to rely on the data of the invest

that is me through it should be depletion bram suited to do with the and as long as you've got it d k, the way that i need to know why was vis or send that to re news to publish the devices. listen to me. ah ah, well, it shows the wrong one, i'll just don't move any world. yes to shape out. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh, driven by dreamer shapes bank, concur. some of those with dares sinks we dare to ask for what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very difficult time time to sit down and talk ah, working room or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas and we, we snuck up there was a good bye to another, shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an 8 or 15, semi automatic rifle. when t

k-12. as a matter of fact the state of texas not too long ago had high school history textbooks that referenced african slaves as guestworkers. we need to be teaching history as to what actually happened. i am well past 60, and what i learned in school and what i found out later on were quite different, and we should just be teaching -- teaching what actually happened. guest: let me find some commonality with the very last thing he said, let us have a real history that teaches about what happened. when i grew up i learned about civil rights and i learned about the history that led to our civil war and about our founding documents and what our country was built and intended for and the fact that it is the greatest country that the world has ever seen because of the freedom it was founded upon. i am all for teaching history and ensuring that our curriculum shows the strong points of our country and where we have struggled. and so i think that should be a part of the curriculum, and in the bills that have been moving in state legislatures have in fact allowed for that. all they are doing is prohib

germany, either claims it's not doing enough to combat extreme is content and k with conspiracy theories. but it wasn't all that long ago when jim and media was criticizing russia to trying to impose similar restrictions as moscow has been quick to point tact. when in 2018 russian court imposed restrictions on the telegram app and prevent attended messages, almost savagery, media outlets reported about that so called violation of the freedom of speech in russia that now that political campaign is heating up in germany. guess what they're targeted with restrictions? telegram, well, it is all rather simple and se telegram in a way it revolutionized messaging and it brought a lot of good to the word to the world and it has changed to things. and it has changed the ways we will text each other, i should say. but of course, a telegram being one of the least regulated and apps for messaging. there's also another side for this medal it has harboured and has become a haven for all sorts of fringe groups. and while some of those groups might be rather innocent, others are not others or rather harmful. there are all sorts of

k. now is difficult as if left it very long was you stop, see the peak of these cases. now use irma con, that if it essentially the horses bolted. so even though you impose restrictions now, there are a lot of viruses to lock people out there who are seeing the own con, no, very, and across the population lockers. delta hasn't gone away either. the restrictions will reduce both the variance in terms of infections and death and hospitalization and death, hopefully. but now it's very late on to do this and with christmas, new year already upon us, the says locations now will have increased even as we speak. you know, even behind closed doors, we've seen in recent days that countries like the netherlands returning to locked down. do you think leisure is? that's rector a potential lockdown are coming in the u. k. social a purely various point of view. i think that's probably what's needed if they wanted to achieve that goal of actually reducing was fro, omicron, and not just for 2 weeks. as some of said already, i think for at least 4 to 6, we're gonna have to use that kind

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k. now is difficult as if left it very long was you stop see the peak of these cases. now. she's erma crohn that if it is actually the horses bolted. so even though you impose restrictions, now, there are a lot of viruses to lot people out there who are seeing the on con, though very, and across the population. knuckles delta hasn't gone away either. the restrictions will reduce both the variance, answers of infections and death and hospitalization and death hopefully. but now it's very late on to do this. and when christmas new year already upon us, this as low as asians now will have increased even as we speak, you know, even behind closed doors, we've seen in recent days that countries like the netherlands returning to locked down. do you think leisure is? that's rector, a potential lockdown are coming in the u. k. so from a purely virus point of view, i think that's probably what's needed if they wanted to achieve that goal of actually reducing was fro, omicron, and not just for 2 weeks or so i've said already, i think for at least 4 to 6, we're gonna have to use that k

but it has been a lot of criticism for a long time about the u. s. u k. expiration process. i think this is another example of where, where it proved to be going to massively in favor of the u. s. yeah, as you're talking about a moment ago, of course, this is the day from the nobel committee is or what the peace prize to, to journalists for their fights for price freedom. part of this, if i understand correctly, as far as the julian funds case was concerned, was about his claim that he was acting as a journalist at the time the us maintaining that no, he wasn't, he was a private citizen. and again, this open this, this definition, if you like this, this choice of definition, interpretation of what a journalist actually is, is going to be key to this. but again, could set precedents for the future. nothing. that's right. it's i think ever we're looking it very closely to see you know, how this plays, not nate has he was in the threshold when it comes to actual trial. what do you think accused though they've gotten, we appreciate you joining us now does either. so thank you ve