basket of goods used to calculate that figure after reportedly heated talks within his own cabinet mr du tear today has removed all limits on rice imports and has revoked the authority to question his action by the national food authority mr du terra take took a political risk of angering struggling domestic farmers by removing the limits rice farmer rice farmers in vietnam and thailand the two biggest exports to the philippines are likely to reap a financial windfall from the move. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return there is more big media news as streaming services has just been announced plus newsweek the iconic magazine is involved in an alleged fraud veteran media consultant and host a big picture right here at r.t. america. helps us take it all in and shares the details plus we look at artificial intelligence and machine learning with rachel weissman of rebellion research love rebellion research as we go to break here are those numbers at the closing bell dastardly and down today we back in a flash. it's been too many times when i've seen you know.

troop would like a boy scale and that he's more kindred spirits with the leader of the philippines mr du territory. i think that the best comparison will be with detecting the philippines right now as it stands the executive branch's that week is a branch of the brazilian government that will put the judiciary first they let you say to a second and the executive third let's remember that scene's democracy came back to brazil to have presidents having beast so presidents tend to be weak in brazil however he's going to enjoy the support of two thirds of brazilian congress more days and that certainly lots of power to change laws to change the constitution let's hope he's going to be for the best i don't think that i don't think he will act on his misogynist and racial and and all they hate her speech but we know that speech can have consequences by itself as we have witnessed here in the united states you know if that is indeed the case on carlos' or dago latin american policy analyst at the cato institute joining us tonight from washington one cause we appreciate you taking the time to be

why du suppose it is difficult on a battlefield like this to really know exactly where something happened and why does all of this matter in the difference between mr. mastriano 's findings in your projects findings? why does it matter? if this battle that occurred anywhere else in the argonne, particularly further south committee would be virtually impossible to pinpoint it because the ground would be 1915 action that occurred in oregon. this was a rear area in 1915. there was never any sightings in this area. of course, there was a lot of shrapnel and that sort of stuff that was already there when the battle was fought. the artifacts we found from world war i were american german artifacts that were lost during this specific fight on eight october of 1918. the exact spot is important because if you go with the other version, it totally skews the interpretation or, say, a visitor there does not get the right interpretation of how that battle was fought. the relatives, for example, of some of the other members of the patrol, they are known as the other 16, it matters to them because when you go to a battlefield, where one of your wounded, was kille

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