fight climate change stockholm school of economics professor of course and researcher magnus soder lund reportedly said he believes eating human meat derive from dead bodies might be able to help save the human race if only a world society were to quote awaken to the idea so this is capitalism presented by an economist who believes they eating humans might solve the problem of the meat and emissions from and just roll farming of course this has already been tried in history in papa new guinea and those people went mad because of the prions that. gave them the equivalent of mad cow disease for human spiritual sways famously inhale cow flatulence. as a condiment to their smoke tearing i heard from a guy named steven pelley and oh yeah accountable as i'm is definitely the donner party as a service accountable those of us in service brought to you by steve gates in sweden get a nobel prize for that i'm sure you know he believes that. conservative taboos against cannibalism can change over time that there's thing senator here by the way is a cow actually fluctuating at the moment so the swai

the 1st refugees lund. gratian interior minister was just his job as the prime minister sealed up with the that's our next story on r.t. international. you know world of big. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the world is driven by a dream shaped by our own personal. thinks . we fear to ask. 17 minutes into the program welcome back italy has allowed migrants to disembark from a rescue vessel onto its territory for the 1st time this year signaling a break from the tougher my country policies imposed on her the i stayed former interior minister matteo salvini the move comes as the prime minister promises to overhaul italy's immigration policies shona dubin schemes across the story. a radical shift in pol

that desk is also chairman of byron lund one of the biggest producers of dairy products in germany he takes a skeptical view of investments in environmental protection. to describe. i find arguments calling for the farming sector to become more environmental misled even when the it's ok if we said that from now on 20 percent of the land should be used environmentally if you forgive you that would result in production being relocated to farming areas around the world for the. death says that if more german land is used in a way that benefits the environment major producers will inevitably go elsewhere he wants the status quo maintained under which funding is awarded on a per hectare basis desk has offices around the corner from that of social democrat maria noise she takes exception to taxpayers money being allocated according to land area finish that is the big question is which pharmacy receives support and then the answer for me is the public funding should be for services in the public interest you should get money is not simply for owning land but depending on what you do with it

lund, could you just show us the project you had. >> i'm sorry. so this is the front, 33 capra, this is the rear yard. >> i would generally be supportive of the project as proposed, besides the roof deck is offered in west or -- in what mr. lum showed us. we would have to take d.r. and approve with those changes, but that is where i would go. >> does that also apply to the possible elimination of the penthouse? >> if it is feasible to eliminate, you can go forward. >> it could be contingent upon building department allowing that. >> so we would acknowledge the pursuit of that penthouse being removed. we can't dictate it given tbi's concerns, but -- >> is uncertain at this point whether it is allowed by d.b.i. i think this is where mr. lum was trying to finish his thought if it could be done, it doesn't need to be considered in your decision because it is reductive from what was originally noted. >> i move to take d.r., reduce the roof deck as proposed by the project sponsor, if we can have the appropriate plantings there and encourage the project

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so this dni, cory lunds, they need to be held accountable. our country doesn't work if the congress doesn't have the ability to do oversight of the executive branch. my republican friends need to remember there will be a democratic president someday, and they will rue the day they supported a republican president in thumbing their nose at the congress of the united states. >> yeah. i mean whoever is in power, we have checks and balances for a reason. and clearly this seems to be a breakdown, at the very least, not only in whistle-blower protections but in checks and balances whatever the complaint may be. congressman himes, appreciate it. we'll learn more hopefully tomorrow. i want to get some perspective from all of this from cnn chief analyst jeffrey toobin and asha rangappa, also a former fbi special agent. jeff, obviously, look, democrats were hearing from adam schiff, eric swalwell, congressman himes there. they are raising alarm bells about this. the bottom line is we have no idea if this is a legitimate complaint. we have no idea what

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beth lund runs this part of the national wildfire center out of boise. and beth says, well, we just have a network of people that we have prepositioned to deal with this. fema should have the same kind of thing. i'm not sure they do to quite the same degree. >> the i want to encourage people to start thinking about your questions now so we can incorporate them into the discussion. but i just -- there's clearly a lot of stories that come out of era. i just wonder if there are any key successes or challenges we haven't touched on yet that you would like to talk about in terms of the coordination, having the principals involved, sort of problem-solving. >> i will say the success, the fact that congress was -- and the president were able to get a bill passed as quickly as they did and we were actually able to get the first money by april, that was a significant accomplishment. and just to give you a sense, we got -- minnesota got $4.7 billion -- million, not billion. $4.7 -- no, it is billion. $4.7 billion. by august we had already received $800 million. so,