parties sitting down with broadcaster and best selling author laura flanders laura thank you very much for joining us tonight to be with you let's get right into it my first question to you is about.

are two sitting down with broadcaster and best selling author laura flanders laura thank you very much for joining us tonight to be with you let's get right into it my first question to you is about it being over two years since barack obama has been elected as president and through your eyes which of his very ambitious promises.

parties sitting down with a broadcaster and best selling author laura flanders laura thank you very much for joining us tonight to be with you let's get right into it my first question to you is about it being over two years since barack obama has been elected as president and through your eyes which of his very ambitious promises hasn't kept well i mean i think he's kept the one which was he's going to try and i think that he has been trying but the change that he promised the hope that people had i think it's living on life support at this point because he started on such a high pedestal what do you think it means for him in the next presidential election i mean one of the challenges this administration has and this president has is to keep in gauged space because it's only because of grassroots organizing the obama presidency ever came about so his biggest challenge i think these next two years is to try to keep them in some way engaged when he sold out most of the signature pledges that he made to them in two thousand and eight why is that is it because there were too many challenges

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the latest charging documents released for whistle blowing web site wiki leaks continues author laura flanders told r.t. and the leaks highlight the power america wields comes at a price. it's been very interesting in the wiki leaks documents that have been released over the last few weeks as we've seen the american power is evident not just in how many weapons this country has but in the pressure it's able to bear on just about every embassy around the world to do its bidding the u.s. arms race to become by far the most weaponized its nation on earth is an asset when it comes to the state department bullying other countries and undermining their democracy to get what they want you've seen tremendous power come to the united states but you've come to see i think the cost as our economy. and you can watch that full interview in just over an hour's time here in r.t. . a group of iranian lawmakers who voted for diplomatic ties to the u.k. to be severed the move comes off the british ambassador to the islamic republic criticizes its washington right special. relationship here to go rounds play bri

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branded him a high tech terrorist for leaking sensitive diplomatic cables author and journalist laura flanders told r.t. that disclosures have revealed the extent to which the us has the power to bully other nations. very interesting in the wiki leaks documents that have been released over the last few weeks as we've seen merican power is evident not just in how many weapons this country has but in the pressure it's able to bear on just about every embassy around the world. to do its bidding the u.s. arms race to become by far the most weaponized its nation on earth is an asset when it comes to the state department bullying other countries and undermining their democracy to get what they want you've seen tremendous power come to the united states but you've come to see i think the cost as our economy probables. you can watch that full interview here on our team in just over an hour's time. a monument to soldiers who gave their lives fighting fascism in world war two has been on veiled in moscow the project was conceived after georgia blew up a war memorial in the country's western city of kuta

they never had in the kind of one most on the liberal side that used to used to be more fight laura flanders thank you very much for your time and. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. will. remind you the latest science and technology from. the future covered. it's the secret incursion into the country. it's the invasion. by means of. tradition language or you so this is the best deal could be. the thing is. to have the dems are still unaware of what's going on in their mind that is still asking them i've no idea about. like. i don't know anybody. on our team. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. boosting defense ties under business corp as the russian president meets his indian counterparts in new delhi deals worth billions of dollars are expected to be sorry for. the severe crackdown on opposition protesters and better news comes on the far right hundreds would be to underestimate often company president is u

they never had in the kind of what most on the liberal side that used to used to be more fight laura flanders thank you very much for your time. that are killing innocent. allies of. course and that's never a. sharper image called believe me i think that every day. the flyers trouble the memories. are so much so that one time. i was. i was ashamed that i. i was. there. and don't be a knob out of or to the. believe what i was going on once or i think. that i was a good soldier. but now most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just not good. morning news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets and canada. china operations are today. russia and india secure multi-billion dollar deals on a trip to new delhi by president medvedev as two of the so-called break nations cement relations nuclear power trade and investment were just some of the agreements they sealed. prime minister putin urges football fans to be on the lookout for extremists saying russia can't eliminate radicalism without their help it was the death of a supp

may know your sister, laura flanders. what's the relationship, age, who's older? >> she is seven years older, although i get rather disconcerted. people do ask me, i like to think it's clear but i'm afraid it's getting less and less clear. we've had a trans atlantic time of it as sisters. she went to america for six months off. then was going to come back to college here in the u.k. but she fell in love with new york and stayed there ever since. that was in the early 1980's. so we've always had the time going back and forth. i was in the u.k. system, i went through u.k. high school and i went to, ford university. and then on a scholarship went to harvard. i've always spent a lot of time going back and forth. my mother was american although living in the u.k. so i've always felt a pretty close connection. and laura has always been a very activist journalist, and you'll know her for very activist work and there's been a fine line between her reporting, and her wanting to change the world, which she's tried to do in a lot of different ways. i always felt i was rather

may know your sister, laura flanders. what's the relationship to age? who is older?>> she is seven years older the although i get rather disconcerted, sometimes people do ask me. i like to think it's clear, but i'm afraid it's getting less and less clear over the years. but we've had a sort of transatlantic time of it as sisters, because she went to america originally for six months. she was going to have six months in new york when she was 18, when she just left high school here in the u.k., and then was going to come back to college here in the u.k. but she fell in love with new york and has stayed there ever since. that was in the early 1980's. so we always had a time of going back and fort. i was in the u.k. system. i went through u.k.'s high school and oxford university and then on a scholarship went to harvard as a graduate student. but you've always spent a lot of time going back and forlt. my family were there. my mother was american, although living in the u.k. so i've always felt a pretty close connection. and laura has always been a very activist journalis

may know your sister, laura flanders, wlarings the relationship age? who's older? >> she's 7 years older. i and get discon srted. people ask me, i like to think it's clear but less and less clear over the years. but we've had a sort of trans-atlantic time of it as sisters. because she went to america originally just for six months off. she was going to have six months in new york when she was 18, when she just left high school here in the u.k. and then was going to come back to college here in the u.k. but she fell in love with new york. and stayed there ever since. that was in the early 1980's. so we always have a time of going back and forth. i was in the u.k. system. i went through u.k. high school and i went to oxford university and then on a scholarship went to harvard as a graduate student. but i've always spent a lot of time going back and forth, my family were there, my mother was american, although living in the u.k. so i've always felt a pretty close connection and laura is -- has always been a very activist journalist. and you'll remember, a very activis

flanders' story. those people may know your sister laura. >> she is seven years older. people do ask me, i like to think it's clear but getting less and less clear over the years, but we have had a transatlantic time of it as sisters because she went to america originalsly for six months. six months in new york when she was 18 when she left high school here in the u.k. and was going to come become to college here in the u.k. but fell in love with new york and stayed there ever since. we have a time of going back and forth. i was in the u.k. system. i went through u.k. high school and objectionford high school and harvard as a graduate student but spent a lot of time going back and forth, my mother was american living in the u.k. and laura has been an activist journalist and very activist work and fine line between her reporting and her wanting to change the world, which she has tried to do. i felt like i was the boring member of the family and working my way on the inside, although we are interested in the same issues. >> she is known as a leftey. >> i think we would sa