in russia monsanto with victoria nuland in her husband is a lobbyist for monsanto states who in ukraine it's all about the rich for. ukraine is to that area of the world what kansas is to america it's the bread basket of central europe social euro eurasia and so there's a big battle who's waging this battle fricken months sat there and you know i was doing battle of intimate domestic and foreign enemies yet i'm mistaken for enemies where is the cia where is the n.s.a. where is the f.b.i. these people are acting against ukraine are entirely right behind that it's worse for you to say no you know i mean that's the thing it's also with everything so. algorithms and the fact that men santo and bear and du pont all these guys know to is second in exactly where all their seeds are they know exactly what your profit is to the penny and they can make sure it like in this sort of big economy that these farmers only eke out the littlest of existence any time prices might go up and their profits might be rising they'll like grab it and like increase their seed costs or whatever that because they h

and her husband is a lobbyist for monsanto states who in ukraine it's all about their rich farmland ukraine is to that area of the world what kansas is to america it's the bread basket of central europe social euro eurasia and so there's a big battle who's waging this battle fricken months out there and you know i was doing battle of intimate domestic and foreign enemies yet i'm mistaken for enemies where is the cia where is the n.s.a. where is the f.b.i. these people are acting against ukraine are entirely right behind you know you know i mean that's the thing is also with everything so. algorithms and the fact that men santo and bear and du pont all these guys know to is second in exactly where all their seeds are they know exactly what your profit is to the penny and they can make sure it like in this sort of big economy that these farmers only eke out the littlest of existence any time prices might go up and their profits might be rising they'll like grab it and like increase their seed costs or whatever that because they have the monopoly pricing and they can grab they're not going to

and her husband is a lobbyist for monsanto states who in ukraine it's all about their rich farmland ukraine is to that area of the world what kansas is to america it's the bread basket of central europe social euro eurasia and so there's a big battle who's waging this battle fricken months out there and you know he's doing battle of intimate domestic and foreign enemies yet to mistook him for enemies whereas the cia or the n.s.a. where is the f.b.i. these people are acting against ukraine are entirely right behind you know you know i mean that's the thing is also with everything so. algorithms and the fact that men santo and bear and du pont all these guys no two is second in exactly where all their seeds are they know exactly what your profit is to the penny and they can make sure it like in this sort of big economy that these farmers only eke out the littlest of existence any time prices might go up and their profits might be rising like grab it and like increase their seed costs or whatever that because they have the monopoly pricing and they can grab they're not going to want you to be

and her husband is a lobbyist for monsanto states who in ukraine it's all about their rich farmland ukraine is to that area of the world what kansas is to america it's the bread basket of central europe social euro eurasia and so there's a big battle who's waging this battle fricken months sat there and you know i was doing battle of intimate domestic and foreign enemies yet i mistook him for enemies whereas the cia was the n.s.a. whereas the f.b.i. these people are acting against ukraine are entirely right behind you know you know i mean that's the thing is also with everything so. algorithms and the fact that men santo and bear and dupont all these guys know to his second in exactly where all their seeds are they know exactly what your profit is to the penny and they can make sure it like in this sort of big economy that these farmers only eke out the littlest of existence any time prices might go up and their profits might be rising they'll like grab it and like increase their seed costs or whatever that because they have the monopoly pricing and they can grab they're not going to want y

then there's iowa states well there's no relationship there between the two except for the one monsanto brags about all there are some right. or the one that iowa state brags about on there are. they established a month santo faculty chair for god's sakes which is like a regular chair except it gives you ask cancer. and there and there's been many articles written on how corporate funding dollars corrupt university research but late that is not the only study that says it is not cancerous the e.p.a. says it's fine funny you should mention that the natural research defense council said the e.p.a. was actually split on the decision and they found serious problems with how monsanto scientists and the e.p.a. tried to prove the herbicide was not cancerous then just last week newly released docs show monsanto executives colluding with corrupted e.p.a. officials to manipulate scientific data robert f. kennedy jr lawyer and son of. i can remember ok. i think it might be elvis. robert kennedy jr said is this troll shows monsanto executives colluding with corrupted e.p.a. officials to manipulate

not the companies it's about the farmers after arkansas initially banned cameras use in that state monsanto made a statement as if this is if they wanted to comply is this is that they plan to go along with the demands of this of this we've seen this month said it was notorious about saying one thing or doing another we see it with roundup we've seen it time and from again with g.m.o. it's just there it is there in low to try to put everybody's gee whiz we're going to solve the problem is just work with us and then nothing is really solved don't you already see that happening in here because i think the documents in this case are going to be overwhelming where the company has known about these from for quite a while what's your take. i believe you're exactly right the documents are going to be key and in fact we just had a scheduling conference with the court yesterday and the batter taze and so that case is we've got a scheduling letter for that now we've got a trial date for that that's going to be april nineteenth of two thousand one hundred and so when discovery starts we are going to s

curtain monsanto has deliberately been stopping studies ghost reading literature and engaging in corporate malfeasance in the world health organization labeled ron dollops main ingredient full state as potentially carcinogenic to humans on the animals last month health officials in california also said it could cause cancer monsanto's promos though paint a different picture but what about the main active ingredient. is it harmful regulatory agencies in more than one hundred sixty countries have approved place the state based products like the state is applied to once absorbed it travels to the roots blocks a specific enzyme found in plants not animals or humans precise effective and proven. the newly revealed documents which surfaced during a court case against monsanto show that concerns among staff about the product safety go back many years here is some all of them monsanto back in two thousand and three a scientist for the organization told a colleague that quote you can not say roundup is not a carcinogen because the necessary to carry died two years before another route of serious concerns about testing the weed killer the months on to e-mails all sort of feel contact with

monsanto is wrecking havoc once again with one of the herbicides died kamba hundreds of farmers in arkansas filed complaints about campbell well states like missouri were forced to temporarily banned its use with tennessee also banning it shortly thereafter joining me now is attorney bevel randall's what is diet camp and why exactly was it being used in the first place and so it almost sounds like a bit like story to me when i think back on that disaster by thing dupont was manufacture of that but what's your take on this overall. well the camp is on its own herbicide it's been around actually in use since about the late one nine hundred sixty s. but it was for use in very very small amounts on not very much of the acreage nationally anyway and but monsanto decided about ten years ago that they wanted to make monsoon make their herbicide so that the premier this diet campbell herbicide and so they marketed they produce a market what are called the extra sticks and system is called the extended system and what it is is the seed and then the corresponding herbicide to be used with it is that camp but the problem with the camera is that

monsanto iota plan to spend one point six billion dollars to jointly build an automatic factory facility in the united states the plant will have an annual production capacity of around three hundred thousand because. the japanese car makers say the site will hire some four thousand workers when the plant begins operations in twenty twenty one. and education group pierce and has announced its slashing three thousand jobs this is the company undertakes a three hundred million pound restructuring program. pierce said first announced plans to cut costs back in twenty thirteen when it laid off seven thousand workers. by twenty twenty to poop plans to have reduced its workforce by ten thousand providing it savings of one billion pounds. ireland's new prime minister was in northern ireland this friday leo varadkar says his government wants to build bridges not borders with ireland's neighbor to the north and dispose brags tha. the prime minister said he wanted britain to remain part of the eu single market but if not he's calling for the establishment of a free trade agreement. challenge for our generation is pric

battle against monsanto there's one of its herbicides has midwest farmers complaining that it's destroying their land so don't go anywhere america's lower starts now. for. most. united states tend to believe that we're ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to the rights of our citizens we criticize them publicly admonish other countries when they violate the civil rights of their people but we often turn a blind eye to the abuses kirit it right here on our own soil there is no shortage of oppressed groups here in the us the list seemingly is inless of different groups that have been attacked by the government the media law enforcement agencies but one group that's often overlooked in in these discussions is the oppression of the native american population since the very first days of our republic native americans have been pushed aside quite literally to make way for wealthy white landowners we strip them of their.

monsanto. merger would create the world's largest integrated pesticides and seeds company. the commission raised concerns about reduce competition in season pesticides markets in europ. the united states treasury has announced new sanctions against russian and chinese and sees an individual's over north korea. treasury department said it would target ten entities then six individuals accused of helping north korea develop missiles and nuclear weapons. back in june the u. s. sanction the chinese bank of day dawned over accusations of helping him yanking the engine money laundering. prisons energy minister says the government is looking to sell part of the giant state owned power utility metrobu. it comes about growing budget deficit. result hopes to raise about six billion dollars in the partial soft. the governor would retain a golden share to exercise veto power. and australian mining company p. h. p. village and her bow to pressure from shareholders to get rid of it unprofitable us shale business. the company says it will put its you sf shale oil units up for sale. mode for sue's options to exit the busines. did you hear entered us shelton twenty eleven went well with a hundred doll

monsanto's promos though paint a very different picture what about their main active ingredient. is it harmful regulatory agencies and more than one hundred sixty countries have approved play for state based products like the state is applied to bleat once absorbed it travels to their roots blocks a specific enzyme found in plants not animals or humans precise effective and proven. the newly revealed documents which surfaced during a court case against monsanto show that concerns among staff about the product safety go back many years here are just some of them in two thousand and three a month sometimes scientist told a colleague that quote you cannot say roundup is not a cough nugent because the necessary tests haven't been carried out two years before that another wrote of serious concerns about testing the we kill or the monsanto e-mails also reveal called tom typed with a science consultancy firm called into tech about editing research with a monsanto scientist other e-mails show a writer from the business magazine forbes requesting a high quality draft for a month before outing an article on round up henry miller who was later fired for ghost writing to downplay the risks asso

monsanto's promos played a very different picture. what about their main active ingredient. is it harmful regulatory agencies in more than one hundred sixty countries have approved places sea based products like the state is applied to once absorbed it travels to the roots where plaques are specific enzyme found in plants not animals or humans precise active and proven well the newly revealed documents show that concerns among staff the product safety go back many years in fact but a two thousand and three of monsanto scientist told a colleague that quote you can't say run the prison not a carcinogen because the necessary to being carried out there was back then two years before that even another wrote of serious concerns about testing the weed killer to know the monsanto e-mails also reveal an exchange with science consultancy called into about editing research with monsanto scientists other e-mails show a writer from the business magazine forbes requesting a high quality draft from monsanto before writing up an article on round up info to henry miller was later fired for ghostwriting to play the risks associated with the product we'll harvey put the revelations to a one son two executive. an academic

monsanto's promos paint a different picture. what about their main active ingredient. is it harmful regulatory agencies in more than one hundred sixty countries have approved place the same base products place the state is applied to absorb it travels to the roots blocks a specific enzyme found in plants not animals or humans precise effective and proven the warm sun so emails also reveal an exchange with the science consultancy called into tech which discussed editing with scientists other e-mails show a writer from the business magazine forbes requesting a high quality draw from on sunday before writing an article on roundup every miller was later fired for getting involved in ghost writing articles to downplay the risks associated with the product we got in touch with monsanto to get the. an academic ken remailer asked monsanto to draft an article for him did the company draft an article for him or did it given any orders as what he needed to write no we didn't know orders whatsoever as to what he needed to write he asked for assistance with a draft and we provided assistance with a draft as you requested ok i just want to read out a quote from another research i can't be part of deceptive authors

monsanto knew that p.c. bees were toxic and it was like well obviously let's not worry about the health factor the moral factor of using p.c. b.s. and hopefully washington state sues and wins and then it allows other states to come forward and say you know what we're going to sue you guys for billions to clean up the consequence of these toxins that you released knowingly and you know i give a lot of credit to the activists who you know really i'm a journalist and investigative journalist and everybody is kind of been pushing the thing for quite some time. you know i really stepped up to kind of bring monsanto into the lexicon because i don't think otherwise we'd even be talking about it i mean clearly they they were in these you know they they were maybe they find out maybe they don't let's you know maybe we do nothing you know. but now everyone's talking about it now you say monsanto you do get a reaction from people by and large so it's a good thing i think at the end of the day all right as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics recover of facebook and twitter see our poll shows that r t v dot com coming up o

battle against monsanto as one of its herbicides has midwest farmers complaining that it's destroying their land so don't go anywhere america's lower starts now. or. most big. the united states tend to believe that we're ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to the rights of our citizens we criticize them publicly admonish other countries when they violate the civil rights of their people but we often turn a blind eye to the curate it right here on our own soil there is no shortage of oppressed groups here in the us the list seemingly is inless of different groups that have been attacked by the government the media law enforcement agencies but one group that's often overlooked in in these discussions is the oppression of the native american population since the very first days of our republic native americans have been pushed aside quite literally to make way for wealthy white landowners we stripped them of their land they lived on for centuries so we could.