for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual for him is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. florey used to be a professional hockey player won a stanley cup and the moment the girl who was living the dream but who sits in a dark side. time i was fourteen to sixteen i was raped one hundred fifty times by a coal mine i was more us in a dark room and so you know every time i close my eyes. i can sleep after many years of silence he speaks up and unites without a thing so you are going on trial. walking in from now or walking to the victor walk it's to create awareness and promote healing around the subject child sexual abuse this type of behavior is absolutely example because of the sentences that are handed down to the justice system. we have video from well i'm to introduce to you today we have the owner of talking to nicolas maduro the president of venezuela mr president thank you for coming venezuela is going through a very tough time right now

manitoba ministrations has slapped fresh sanctions on iran today. this just one day after that the trumpet ministration said tehran was complying with the terms of the nuclear deal at least sixteen individuals and entities. are being targeted over alleged links to terrorism and to iran's ballistic missile program. during his campaign trump promise to scrap the nuclear deal with iran altogether and analysts say today's move. is about showing that he still planning to be tough on tehran letter expect to raise a scion in tehran and he said iran's leaders. who finding washington's position ambiguous? the reaction is the people you're not surprise maybe they're a little disappointed certainly been used as. what it comes the mixed messages coming from washington you can't get me more makes them this yesterday? out washington the truck but ministrations to certify the nuclear deal. aside back in two thousand fifteen essentially saying anyone is abiding by the terms. you're dealing today to turn around. and impose new sanctions if this and it's this kind of

militarism as some of trump's more naive supporters were hoping i see in that trumpet ministration has has seen ramped up aggression and hostility to every one of russia's allies it's seen in scene the open targeting of pro-government forces in syria something which even a bomber never stoop to has seen in korea the tearing up of the reproach more with iran and paving the way for more belligerent attitude us attitude towards iran it's seen the increased naval and circumvent of china and in each case frankly the russian response has been minimal so i hope this marks an end to this as as the russians themselves said in their statement endless tolerance of u.s. hostility and aggression and i hope the vote in congress last night demonstrates once and for all that the russians will get nothing from trump other than increased isolation and encirclement themselves and especially if they do not massively increase their pushback against us a u.s. aggression which they have been as as they noted have a to. inexplicably tolerant of that so you don't know who is this a change in approach so you do

and really took off under clinton i think one of the untold stories of the clip ministration is that reaganomics basically went went off the rails in one thousand nine hundred seven with the stock market crash we had a long recession in the united states and clinton basically softened and revived reaganomics and completed the reaganomics revolution in many ways and one of the ways that he did it was by kind of working hand in glove with consumer debt providers to flood the zone was dead and create a rationale to sustain a mark a market idea that was already in decline and i think this gaming system this this gulag casino model that you're talking about in canada i really think it's the same thing with universal basic income it's a band-aid it's a way of trying to ameliorate a problem as opposed to facing the fact that we may actually be in the middle of a wholesale transformation of the way. developed societies organize themselves because you know one of the reasons why investors love getting into these emerging markets is because they haven't been saturated with consumer products ye

preventing the worst abuses of the trumpet ministration that's that's the first thing in the course of that building up a social movement that can make positive demands not likely to be achieved in the near term with this congress and this president. because you know for as important as all the institutions are all the guarantees are all the rights that we went over time are the most important thing is whether we have a powerful movement rising up from the bottom to make demands on power and it's the only hope we have to reversing things. the movements cancer stem cells forever so they have to win victories that result in laws that create institutions that guarantee rights and safeguards for us but the only way to get there is by building . a real movement speaking of movements and protests you want tell us what happened when you guys went to the trumpets held last night to protest this fundraiser but we were outside right in front of the hotel we had some of the three hundred people attending the event walk by us you know get dropped off in a fancy car and walk in. most of them found

since president trumps administration, the ministration has called on venezuela's medora regime to respect venezuela's constitution, respect the role authorities of the constitutional national assembly, hold free and fair elections, address the humanitarian needs of the venezuelan people, release political prisoners, and stop oppressing its great people. the regime has refused to heed this call. in recent actions culminating in yesterday's outrageous seizure of absolute power through the sham election of the national constituent assembly represent the very serious blow to democracy in our hemisphere. maduro is not just a bad leader, he is now a dictator. the united states stands with the people of venezuela in the face of this oppression. we will work with our partners to hold accountable all those responsible for the escalating violence and ongoing human rights violations. the president promised strong and swift actions if the regime went forward with imposing the national constituent assembly on

for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual or is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. they have video from when i'm to introduce to you today we have the owner of talking to nicolas maduro the president of venezuela mr president thank you for coming venezuela is going through a very tough time right now in a few days the elections the national constitution assembly will take place it's polarized the country both politically and socially the election go ahead after all is there no going back so i mean that's not going to be an. since the adoption of the nine hundred ninety nine constitution convening a constitutional assembly has been the political rights of the venezuelan people it's not only a political rights it's a human right too. i called for a national constitutional assembly on may the first as it became clear that the right wing forces in venezuela didn't want dialogue they violated all of the agreements they signed up to last november

treasonous act and while the narrative is primarily driven by the democrats doesn't the trumpet ministration allow itself to be cowed by a well to discuss that i'm now joined by president transformer advisor and he's passionate advocate roach. still is this done it's great to have you on the show thank you very much for your time thank you so much for having me here now mr stone you've long denied having any contacts with the russians but now you are on the most good based network is that not enough to accuse you of subversion if not treason well sadly enough in washington that may be true on the other hand who would ever of thought that russian television would be less censored than american television and my previous experiences with r.t. i've been allowed to discuss any subject whatsoever without censorship that's not true of c.n.n. or c.b.s. or a.b.c. or the other major networks in the united states so i'm delighted to have this free exchange in completely uncensored dialogue well mr stone you know that russia has its own cold war hang ups and there is some degree of anti-american sentim

we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle for many particularly his critics to trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual for him is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. crosstalk in the trump presidency i'm joined by my guest james jatra in washington he's a former advisor to the u.s. senate republican leadership in williamsburg we have andrew langer he is president of the institute of liberty as well as host of the language house on network and in london we crossed to interject palmer he is a professor of international politics at city university of london all right gentlemen crosstalk rules and in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate jim let me go to you first in washington an article in politico a couple days ago caught my eye and it it really said a lot to me about the presidency donald trump good and bad and in between and the title is to america it looks like chaos for trump it's just tuesday i think that really kind of sums it up b

katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher of the nation what's your assessment of the trumpet ministrations reaction to north korea's launching of that i.c.b.m. . well there isn't it it's incoherent. i mean one thing that strikes me larry is how so much of our media lives in the eternal present there is a history to what we're witnessing and i think the trumpet ministration would be wise to reflect a little on that history it's a grave i mean it's a threat but one thousand nine hundred forty two thousand and two the clinton administration gauged in negotiations to freeze the plutonium program and to buy back medium and long term. missiles i'm not an expert but those involved in those negotiations robert gallucci former defense secretary william perry believe the only alternative to war larry is negotiations to an address the threat we face and i think it's irresponsible to even talk about war in the situation when you might have thousands and thousands of south korean civilian casualties you'd have a region and for all chaos which is what i think motivates china it's terrified of a region i

politics and the ultra right politicians nominated for key position is and the trumpet ministration as well as lobbyists the lobbyist and the ultra right are running the country together it's very dangerous for the entire world. you know i mean venezuela this means that the american leadership sees only one option and that is to destroy our country to try and wreck it so they can lay their hands on venezuela's vast resources which let's not forget that venezuela is proven oil reserves are officially recognized as the largest in the world we have enough oil for two hundred years. when israel has the fourth largest natural gas reserves and the largest reserves of gold in the world. we have big reserves of copper and diamonds so when it came to geopolitics in latin america venezuela raised the flag of resistance and stood its ground defending its independence and its successful model which is why the us ruling elite has been bullying others for eighteen years the ultra right in the us has tried to use violent means coups interventions and accusations against president putin. i spoke to hi

for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual for him is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. economic development is all about really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six point two. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think back that our c.e.o. might do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart is that. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. just a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. the part of the government tried to do. it might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is. hopelessly disastrously wrong you can see the border from the. steel. plate they said this is this is. and this is. you have every right to be here right to collec

the deputy chief of staff, the press secretary and national security adviser all leaving this ministration -- administration. can you talk about the turbulence? what is going on? press secretary sanders: we are continuing to focus on the president's agenda. we have staff changes. not the jobs in this building, the ones out there. we created over a million new jobs and he took office. the lowest unemployment in the last 16 years. consumer confidence is at an all-time high. we are creating a strong economy and jobs outside of this building. >> mick mulvaney said the white house does not want any boats -- votes in the senate. you guys are also pushing for the confirmation -- will the white house except senate voting on non-health-care things? press secretary sanders: we are looking for the repeal in relation of obamacare. we have not been shy about that. -- repeal and replacement of .bamacare we have not been shy about that. press secretary sanders: we will make sure to keep you guys posted on the president's travel in august. it is something the administration is very focused on, has been. w

thing alan tonelson in just a moment and renowned physicist stephen hawking says that the trumpet ministration is pushing us past the point of no return on climate change why is the administration and really the entire republican party so willing to bring on the apocalypse just to help the fossil fuel oligarchy make a little more profit find out what's called a liberal run with julio rivera travels course. just minutes before leaving for europe where it will attend the g. twenty summit in germany donald trump doubled down on the kind of nationalists rhetoric that helped get him elected in the first place he tweeted the united states made some of the worst trade deals in world history why should we continue these deals with countries that do not help us coming as it did amid reports that he's considering to be. twenty percent tariff on steel and other imports trump's tweet got the media talking once again about the possibility of a trade war but what actually is a trade war and what a confrontation with say china over trade policy really be such a bad thing joining me now is alan tonelson econo

i want to ask about the ministration and then we will move on to healthcare. the president continued to attack the attorney general, jeff sessions. many asked whether he's going t keep sessions in the job or fir him, here's his answer. >> are very disappointed with the attorney general, but we will see what happens. time will tell. time will tell. >> does the president went sessions to continue with the attorney general or has been suggested, is he considering hi moving over to replace general kelly as the secretary secretar of homeland security. >> it's a personal question tha only the president can answer. on friday you had thursday and friday at attorney general sessions in el salvador and president trump on long island both working toward the same goal, which is to stop these vile groups who are murdering innocent americans and bringing drugs and violence and to our community. >> i understand that. >> at the same time, no, he's working. >> the question is as he considering them moving over at the immigration part of this is so important to beat the secreta

the current and former intelligence officials who are aware of what's going on and the trumpet ministration current and former intelligence officials are telling c.n.n. the russian spies the stepping up. in the u.s. pale action u.s. authorities have detected an uptick and suspected russian intelligence officers entering the u.s. going back to the actual g. twenty summit and i can tell you that all of the leaders are already inside the how messy that is the g. twenty venue there ready for the sessions for. a lot of old talks angle merkel has been welcoming all leaders personally with a handshake we saw her with can tell you that exchange was quite warm they had a shout out but twenty seconds there was smiles on their faces when she shook the hand of donald trump they were also smiling despite the controversies and some of the statements that were made by the leaders of germany and the u.s. when you talk to the journalists that is absolutely evident that they are waiting for this number one event of the g twenty summit. at the summit media center this is where all g twenty news reports are bu

late it began in the seventy's you see the first steps in the late carter ministration and then reagan and what were they doing what did you say well this is the so-called neo liberal shift to try to shift decisions from the public arena to what's called the market the market how do you define the a liberalism it's basically the idea is private is reduce the role of the public institutions to. deregulate to. permit to infect encourage the growth of financial institutions a. network of policies of this kind as the ideology claims it's increasing freedom so actually increasing tyranny it means that instead of decisions and choices being made in the public arena where the public in principle has something to rule the state to the degree that the state is democratic may be an actual rule shifting it to private tyrannies corporate sector mostly pretty highly made up was all the go up and that's when you get this imbalance between what you talk about the manufacturing sector and the financial sector you also have a normas growth of the financial sector so if you go to the. these and sixty's

i highly doubt that evidence will show collusion between the trumpet ministration. the administration of lot of mere putin but nonetheless if evidence emerges that russia did interfere on some level in the us election that i think that would be very significant for the future of the relations between the two nations and certainly would make intelligence cooperation very difficult benares twenty founder of the conservative think tank the bow group thank you very much. i know some of the largest energy companies in europe have sloman the american threats to impose new sanctions on russia let's bring in charles dubin ski for more on this from paris charlotte dying through the years there's always been that kind of simmering resentment from europe that america is seeing this things when it has no direct effect on americans but it has on europe and russia one of the latest details here and this one. well this is about a pipe that's due to be built from russia right the way through to europe ending in germany and supplying a lot of the energy needs to the e.u. countries a

to allegations against russia we continue to see mixed messages coming from within the trumpet ministration the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has claimed that everybody knows russia meddled in the u.s. presidential election appearing to contradict donald trump's view that no one is sure. i think it was russia but i think it was probably other people and or countries and i think she nothing wrong with that statement nobody really knows nobody really knows for sure everybody knows that russia meddled in our elections everybody knows that they're not just meddling in the united states elections they're doing this across multiple continents and they're doing this in a way that they're trying to cause chaos within the countries. so reflecting on last weekend's g. twenty summit the u.s. president tweeted that after brokering a significant deal on syria it's time to move forward and work with russia but with opposing views in his own team and constant criticism it's unclear if trump optimism over contacts with russia can last very long life for america's capital city or teach j

foreign ministry but i do think that what we've seen here is a situation in which the trumpet ministration had initially said it was going to try to improve relations with russia and the russians bought some time to see whether that would happen now that we seem to be moving toward new legislation that there's a host of new sanctions which there were failed conversations here a couple of weeks ago about the restoration of russia's two. homes here two houses that were from which russians were expel putin seems to have decided that he's no longer willing to exercise patience and now we are in this this tit for tat situation as i've said we've seen this before especially during the cold war but we are now heading to two in an increasing strain in the relationship between moscow and washington and it will probably mean that the reset that trump and putin had talked about and made maybe that they tried to put on the table in hamburg is really going to be on ice for now what steps do need to be taken to improve relations after all this do you think. you know i think that the. the core issues on

live will power to trump epic sketches and think that they're being so liberal that sacking curry ministration while at the same time serving the terrorists so those people who are in that nation should understand that they are terrorists. yet and it is important to note that. overturning of net neutrality is also coming at a time when the democratic party has a has basically turned to. you know they want this whole fake news thing they have decided that hillary lost not only because of russia but because a fake news and that the american people are too stupid and idiotic to know any better when reading fake news so we need facebook we need google and we need our friends to be in charge of the new algorithm to determine what is fake news so they're already there mindset is ready to accept the closing down of the net because now they're going to say well why do we want net neutrality because do we really want alex jones of info wars corrupting the minds of young americans or do we really want max and stacey or do we really want to intercept or do we really want jeremy scahill or you know all so

to it i think it's clear by now that general michael flynn who was allowed to go by the trumpet ministration over his illogic contacts with the russian ambassador didn't discuss anything reprehensible during those communications the same goes for attorney general jeff sessions don t. think that trump should be more resolute in standing up for his people. well i think he begin doing that this weekend when he made it clear that he believes and i believe that he was under surveillance by the federal government by the intelligence agencies while he was the republican nominee for president this is a scandal bigger than watergate richard nixon did not know about the watergate break in in advance but he bore ultimate responsibility if you look at the statement of president obama this weekend he said he didn't approve is dropping on candidate trouble he notice he didn't say it didn't happen only that he didn't approve it of course if the justice department did ask the face a court for permission to serve ale candidate trump in june and against again in october it is unlikely that they did so without

the future of the trumpet ministration and brags at both casting their shadows. the eurozone as a whole is expected to see a pick up in domestic demand and therefore expansion. with both spain and italy is projected gdp growth revised sharply upwards. the economic forecast for china and japan have also been raised with the downgrade of the world's largest economy has refocused attention on political developments in washington. as emerald maxwell explains. in sharp contrast to the rays economic growth for costs for the years are not asia. the imf has cut its outlook for the u. s. to two point one percent for this year and next. from an early prediction of two point three percent and twenty seventeen. unto point five percent and twenty eighteen. the imf said it's downgrade reflects uncertainty about fiscal policy changes on the donald trump. the american president has promised to restore growth to three percent a year. a figure economists say is unrealistic. even if the trumpet ministration manages to push through plans for deregulation tax cuts and infrastructure

that makes it sensible plausible unfortunately so far all we're hearing from the tron trumpet ministration is more threat more pressure more escalation that hasn't worked isn't likely to work and is dangerous we can question is what is the u.s. willing to do in fact so high a closed door in the past president trump has indicated a willingness to talk to north korea that's positive the fact that discussions are happening at the u.n. security council that's poz that that's the right place to have this discussion with the united states russia and china all at the table and able to have conversations behind closed doors for a new diplomatic initiative in the new diplomatic service you said yourself it seems like a pretty straightforward plan as mutual deescalation that what would be the greatest obstacle to such a deal at this point if it seems that i mean common sense almost. well there the or the trumpet ministration may have backed itself into a corner by suggesting that something can be accomplished only with threats fortunately or unfortunately in this case meaning fortunately trump has s

net neutrality these companies dominate the telecom industry which is working with the trumpet ministration to unwind one of president barack obama's biggest accomplishments now this is happening as we speak right here the news in america if you tune in to m s n b c as we said in previous episodes they are allocating their air time to covering russia gate so you might not know that net neutrality is about to be overturned and you may have even forgotten what net neutrality is so i will remind you now in two thousand and fifteen the obama administration with great fanfare reclassified broadband services as a utility using title to the communications act and doing so the classification of voice court challenges paving the way for strong regulations that require internet service providers to treat all web traffic in the same way the principle is known as. net neutrality which advocates say is crucial for the internet remain open to the free flow of information and innovative services so internet speeds will be like first class economy class and carriage class on the airlines you know or they'l

korea's nuclear issues our teams alex a hell of a century last with more so alex what's the trump ministrations saying about china and also the situation on the north korean peninsula well we know just very recently there was delicious chocolate cake in mara largo with the president of china but now the tuna has changed all over north korea's rocket launch just this past friday it's unbelievable how quickly washington can change its ideas and we all heard the tweets that came out this week and let's start with nikki haley's two we know her as the ambassador of the united nations for the united states done talking about north korea china where they must act japan itself korea must increase pressure not only u.s. problem it will require an international solution so at least nikki haley's saying international solution president trump wasn't quite as international about his tweeting we have a couple of his tweets as well says i'm very disappointed in china are foolish past leaders of allow them to make hundreds of billions of dollars a year in trade yet they do nothing for us with north korea just

elected president nicolas maduro have stretched into their fourth straight month and as the trumpet ministration has begun ramping up the talk of regime change for more on the situation in venezuela and how it could be resolved peacefully i'm joined now by mark weisbrot co-founder and co-director of the center for economic and policy research president of just foreign policy and author of several books including the most recent failed what the experts got wrong about the global economy marc welcome back thanks how it's great to be here great always great having you with us so first of all can you provide some context for us the u.s. media tends to portray more duro as some evil communist toady. nation of chavez bloody bloody law and and the poor people are just trying to rise up against this crazed commie what's the real story well or is that the real story no i think that's is the exaggeration you know that you see that the whole country is against them in it's actually still a very polarized country so when there is approval rating is twenty percent of the economy is iraq. actually twenty that

your fool you emotionally if they see a fool with the help of ministration or would they have ministration but don't you think that your thesis is more in line with the so-called putin's doctrine. well just quickly to come back yes the us is going through a tough time politically and that's largely because of the deep polarization in american society and the degree to which a significant segment of the american electorate feels like it has not been the beneficiary of globalization and russia has not nothing to do with that nothing to do with it whatsoever russia has taken advantage of this by intervening trying to foster differences of opinion and polarization in the west and that's that's a separate issue so both both things are happening to your broader question i mean i'm someone who believes that the world is inevitably going to ward poly centrism i don't think it's a good thing from the perspective of stability it may be a good thing from the perspective of and a gallop tarion international order where different countries have their own say but managing a world where there are multipl

you know the truth of that ministrations of the policy towards israel or lack there of a lack of policy towards towards israel palestine has emboldened them and is forcing i think a very important conversation whether we are accepting an apartheid regime in all of palestine or we are going to strive for democracy doesn't sound like we're going to the u.s. is going to be reigning in your own anytime soon. i thank you so much for sharing your insights with us. israeli peace activist and author of the general. a seventeen year old boy has reportedly been killed in the fresh clashes that erupted between israeli police and muslim protesters on a so-called day of rage. the palestinian spiritual leader had warned the israeli government of the potential for an explosive situation our middle east correspondent policy clear has the latest on what's happening right now on the ground in jerusalem it comes as a week of protests over the israeli increased security measures around taking place if you remember last friday there were two israeli security officers who were killed and israel responded by

believe that high crimes and misdemeanors was in fact perpetrated by people within the trumpet ministration and that it is now incumbent on congress to act so you believe well let me ask you do you think this goes to the president are you thinking do you think i can do about this meeting i do i think that there has been a that the proof point in terms of the way that donald trump jr and jared kushner and donald trump sr have interacted together that there is very little light between them that they are all in this together ok really what do you make of that we've got to we've got an indictment right here on the program tonight well i certainly think it's the beginning of something i don't know that i agree that it's the beginning of the end i think that there's so much information out there that we don't necessarily know what to do with as of yet so i think it was great that trump jr released his e-mails he's trying to be transparent he's trying to be cooperated i think that that's more than we saw for example with the d.n.c. and some of the issues that they had with their e-mails and we ha

actual bite and we might be seeing this in the case of the steel tariffs controversy since the ministration was due to come out with a report about the national security implications of america's steel trade patterns its rising imports its growing trade deficits in steel again that was supposed to come out last friday it was announced at the last minute that the release of this report which was going to precede the presumed the nouns mint of steel trade tariffs of some kind. that report was then pushed back its release until after this week's g. twenty meeting with the leaders of the world's other nineteen big big trade and economic powers so that's possibly one sign that either the administration is having second thoughts about the whole thing or that they're trying to figure out which countries get hit and which don't i would suspect the latter that's that's probably not a bad bet ok it's my understanding there's a big debate within the administration about the possibility of imposing tariffs and particularly on china right clearly players in this debate over their positions from what's r

senate new york times story trying to draw regular connections of collusion between the trumpet ministration and a senior at russian intelligence officers was largely not true in the main in the main archer we have had this. new york times and the associated press new york times in particular maggie haberman i'll withdraw this this close shade. simply false narrative of seventeen intelligence work let me even me the former director of national intelligence officer testified under oath to senator alfonse that has been repeated over and over on who is to program ok some of these intelligence agencies some of these intelligence agencies like that just but. they don't even deal with these kinds of assessments so when you're saying selling the coast guard i mean they had a big game the question is why they felt the need to keep saying this to try to buttress the cause if you meant to add me into it sounds nice and seasons but isn't . we've also we've also had. these repeated scandals at c.n.n. with editors being fired trying to draw trump business connections between russia and trump campaign tha

so we will see what happens whether this it ministration is any more successful than the others and i think you're quite right i think the russians are waiting to see you know peter that one of the things again you know i like to focus a lot in on language and you hear from members of congress particularly the more hawkish ones of course the the mainstream media that is an echo chamber for the deep state in the state department that russia must change its behavior but it's never seems to dawn on them that maybe they should change their behavior in some way shape or form that would be amenable to other countries in the world it's either you know our way or the highway go ahead peter. i'm often amused to watch the mainstream media in the united states the perception reception is that we should put sanctions we should punish russia for all the russia's transgressions and bad dealings in the world did you ever hear anybody on the mainstream media calling for the world to have sanctions against the united states when the united states invades iraq to everybody the mainstream media call for

betsy divide us saying no to this first and foremost i've always said on the show the trumpet ministrationthere was an example of it i believe two weeks ago when when we were talking of a different department they should not be delaying lawfully implemented either laws or regulations that were sort of on the train and you know already fully along the way of being implemented that shouldn't be you shouldn't slow it down if it was it was perfectly rightfully done within the administrative process the bigger point on for profit colleges is the their problem is that they weren't pete putting people on a track to actually. graduate that's the problem with the for profit college model is they never had a plan and that's where they're that's where the in my opinion the defrauding is coming from they need to get people even if it's for profit we need to get people a degree so that they can get into the labor market and pay off their student loans . this is the other part of the republican party the modern republican party so look at the disk race full speeches that are going on over here so that y

wavered from its interference and venezuela's internal political process this week the trumpet ministration announced new. sanctions against thirteen top government officials as a warning to the country to not continue with its constitutional procedure speaking to our team president nicolas maduro stood up to that escalation but the problem is way is ready for any scenario i think is insane for the extreme right in the us to be talking of a blockade against venezuela in fact they've already started an indirect blockade against the financial system this was the cause of the crisis over the past three years that we have economic strength in venezuela always pays what the owners and fulfills its responsibilities in two thousand and seventeen two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and nineteen our country will continue to fill them. meanwhile three people have died after the opposition called for a forty eight hour strike in protest of sunday's vote during which they blocked streets and set up barricades and blocking venezuelans from going to work even if they wanted to the death to bring t

ministration attacks or revolution and regrettably not they're not behave decently towards venezuela another major changes among those who are in town washington and he rightly going to change i don't know whether you've heard about this recently going to charge of coordinating going to cia but you're thor's he's a colombia in mexico to topple the government in venezuela and then pave the way for take its place when such confessions lead to much bloodshed and violence many people in latin america have died it is result of us you know directly intervening in the domestic affairs of venezuela we've come through difficult times i would say that the cia director pleaded guilty as lawyer will say the government of mexico and colombia had handed so it's a law for them but they tried to say it didn't happen in venezuela when want to run way of living we want to see the historic created by simone polyglot we are in a struggle to protect any pendants and with that import and we want to create a whole economic political and social model to defend our country's wealth as it belongs only to vene