martin j. martin, do you think this is a trends here in, in the u. k, with groups becoming stirred up over crimes that are perceived to be committed by people of migrant or origin? and perhaps muslim the muslim religion, it will show a component of trends, but it's very wondering that it may well become one that they will be something the repeats itself. increasingly because we have a new level of government, 9 in the u. k which it showed quite quite clearly that it has no intention whatsoever of tossing immigration problem head. busy and rather prefers, in the case of severe salma to blame, right? when groups on the rights and the mean search and see what across the country girls . and actually, i'm talking the problem on the shoals of, of the south of really let me see folks of us on chic is coming of some friends and trying to gain access to the country. and so well for the system is the response from many of these uh, full white, disenfranchised people. uh right across the new england is, is, has one. yes. from the beginning, we can understand the result that you know, for years and years they have felt sidelines and my phone breaks. it's on the 2016, a message to the government to consider some time to do something about integration . nothing's don't watch sports. so that's a long time to now. so you know, the situation is become some want to out of control of martin these riots broke out after the war. it's like attack and murders of those 3 little girls that happened in the end of july. and the suspect originally it was rumored that he was a migrant. he was born in the u. k. of rwandan origin. do you think we would have a similar reaction if the suspects ethnic origin were not rwandan? so i think the issue is about racing is about a very, very strong sensibility in person, which is not necessary towards immigrants per se, most specifically towards mostly there isn't on too much in hatred in many of these communities. and that was the issue with, with the photos that were mothers, they've discovered later on the, as mrs. he also was about to try to go through these. his parents come to u k. um joined plugins and tony, but had this idea of the new multicultural person that went beyond the normal premises on world congress. and so that was right. but what happened was that's when the attack. huh. it dismissed reported to be a listen person. i think

martin j. martin. good to see you. thanks for your time today. so pablo draw off appears to be detained on a coat. faced serious charges. fronts appears on happy with the lock of control and wheels overtake around setting terrorism concerns and other risk. so is his arrest justified? you know, it's not i think i'm right. so i'm really touched on the points and other to the it's about how it's about ellipse panicking. i'm wondering whether they can lose that battle via a position groups and the 2 figures using the social media platforms to gain an edge. and i think that's really the heart of the match. i mean, i'm to very, very set date is there. i talked a full of wasting democracy because we've seen now that governments can go even lower, much, much low because of possibly mentioned in the last couple of weeks. we've seen people in the u. k. arrested for light came on on showing a man on social media that seemed to be absolutely extraordinary. we couldn't do much and a few years ago, but now we're heading in this direction where the leads are taking more power. and um, they've got the social media platforms of these messages, services, excuse me, in the slides. i'm personally very skeptical about this arrest in front. so i, i think we'll have more information the next few days, but i'm diverse skeptical about why do ralph would travel to france and wondering whether there was some discount. otherwise i will decide on the pilots because west and agencies have been trying for as long as they possibly could to bully him, to intimidate him, to plot spies and his network to do anything and everything they can to get it back to into telegram and he's fault this way, so i think he's made so of an international i come today if. if anybody below the age of 40 didn't know or didn't hear this guy's name today, you know, he's really going to be the coolest guy on the bottom. do you think the move to the teen him was solely initiated by french authorities? you know, the don't. i think uh, the french just for being a little different with lent home. um, quite heavily. uh by of course the americans a little so we shouldn't forget these railings, you know, just a few. a few weeks ago it was reported missing, you know, off the ground for some day. so some illegal day to the hackers at clyde, from israel, and put on the, on the mission to services because he hasn't responded to that. so we should not underestimate the power of use really low. be in this, i'm wondering whether that is real incident, was the final straw for macro, and to finally throw the leaves on and not be but as i said, i'm very, very skeptical about this, like iris. i really do wonder if there was a, there's a, there was another story that, yeah, it will, safety entails, emerge on that front. is telegrams reputation on the line here itself too, because many users choose to use it because of its security. seem to superior to what's up, for instance. so a lot at stake, martin is regard to a door off the sides to, to do, given our whole dod to know this. i mean, i originally wrote and been in place to the strategic strategic culture foundation, where i'll give you the freedom speech is not a toll free. it's actually incredibly expensive because it won't hold it on, you know, who is paying the price for that. now this young man, this incredibly clever young man who created this platform, you know, he has possibly weeks or months in jail now. and he must be wondering what credibility impact that has on telegraph now and, you know, people came to to the ground because it was federal. and i'm, i'm, you know, i'm checks unlimited. there's no regulation process. and you know, there's 2 sides of the one hand is very attractive and other people on the other hand that does also attract from these people who want to do is adopt. so i could talk with it's like, so it's sort of balancing act in a do you want? do you really want freedom of speech? most people must think

martin, i hope you can hear _ autumn months as well. martin, i hope you can hear me. _ autumn months as well. martin, i hope you can hear me. how - autumn months as well. martin, i jhear me. how much pressure isjerome powell, how much does he need to say to reassure markets? he does he need to say to reassure markets? . , , . . , markets? he has been under criticism for holdin: markets? he has been under criticism for holding rates _ markets? he has been under criticism for holding rates at _ markets? he has been under criticism for holding rates at such _ markets? he has been under criticism for holding rates at such an _ for holding rates at such an elevated level for such a long time. this is the longest space we have had between a rate decline in said history. there was expectation ahead ofjuly and he did not do it. he needs to clarify why the fed was holding these rates are 22 year highs and what he plans to do in the autumn months. as well he needs to reassure markets that the two portions of the federal reserve mandate as well as price stability are falling into line and that he is not going to be looking at one aspect over the other. that will be very impo

particular, its lands without losing a single sent by life not across live till martin j journalist in my grubby dot org editor martin i'm glad to have you drive me now. so michael is great, so s m p has downgraded to the crane to selective default. what does that mean for the country? a well impressed school terms. it means the country is broke is always nice. you know, and in the, the consequences, the implications of the downgrades means that it will be very, very hard for the premiums for the government does lensky to go to the international market, some borrowing money at normal rates, because now you've been downgraded to s t, which is one of the low jump pricing, so it's going to be very hard for the payments to move forward and got to the marketplace. now, i'm also very skeptical though about the timing of this somehow these agencies are taking so long to come to this. i mean, they, they really should have been the majority should have given you trying to di, rates and junk raising long time ago. so i think there is some politics supply here because the agencies tend to be in cahoots with west of the leads. a

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