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the libertarian party is accused political elite of a moral behavior activist, say the f, b i n c i a are ignoring the rights of mine. it has long been hypothesized that epstein was an intelligence asset. but we have moved far past the point where it requires more faith to assume he wasn't supported by our government. the f b i is halting investigations on child sexual abuse cases. and the cia has a long history of using children as bargaining chips. the picture paints itself, there is no limit on the elite and morality in their pursuit of political dominance . let's look at movies on, on this now of course live areas right. there are teaser correspondent caleb wolfen . good to see you caleb. so the epsky scandal, it just refuses to go away. can you take us through the latest, please? sure. are wall among the new revelations? one that has raised many eyebrows is the fact that jeffrey epstein had meetings with cia director william burns. now that has caused many people who long speculated their epstein had intelligence connections to say they've got a smoking gun. now here was the resp

the libertarian party accusing political elite sofa, a moral behavior activists say the f b i n c. i have ignored the rights of my it has long been hypothesized that epstein was an intelligence asset. but we have moved far past the point where it requires more faith to assume he wasn't supported by our government. the f b i is halting investigations on child sexual abuse cases. and the cia has a long history of using children as bargaining chips. the picture paints itself, there is no limit on the elite and morality in their pursuit of political dominance . well, this new round of revelations about who jeffrey epstein associated with and had meetings with as many asking questions with long been speculated that there was some kind of intelligence connection on the part of jeffrey epstein. and now we have confirmation that after his conviction, 2008, he had met with prominent individuals, said william burns prominent banker, ronnie de ross child as well as white house council, catherine rambler. and at this point, we have a very not. busy so convincing response from the cia spokeswom

now this has been going on for a long time now since 2014, that has been talks about the n t l g, b, c building uganda. but at the time it was much less restrictive. and uh, it was never passed after the was, has been threatening the country of suspending the a, but it gets to it as well as putting restrictions on visas that they give out to your guns and citizens. so he's back in africa. rushes for administer, touching down in kenya on the 1st step of good, essentially another diplomatic tour of the continent. so get off or off discussing a number of june for that because any comic issues with canyon officials and notate the need to reform the un security council to ensure that hope why the representation. and i think i said it was no bus, little africa quite reasonably presents its intentions to become a real, full fledged center of the emerging multi polar world order. the reform of the un security council should be a step in this direction with the problem of the security council, as we have said more than once is the excessive representation of western states. out of the 15 curren

now this has been going on for a long time now since 2014, that has been talks about n t o g, b, c building uganda. but at the time it was much less restrictive. and uh, it was never passed after the was, has been threatened in the country of suspending the a, but it gets to it as well as putting restrictions on visas that they give out to you guns and citizens when he's back in africa or again, russia's foreign minister, touching down in kenya on the 1st off of yes, another diplomatic tour of the confidence are so good. i for off discussing a number of geo political and economic issues with canyon officials and taking it by with a note the need for the reformation of the un security council in order to ensure that a wider representation a seeker. absolutely no, but some of them have pretty good, quite reasonably presents its intentions to become a real, full fledged center of the emerging multi polar world order. the reform of the un security council should be a step in this direction. the problem of the security council, as we have said more than once, is accessing representation of weste

now this has been going on for a long time now since 2014, that has been talks about an n t l g, b, c building uganda. but at the time, it was much less restrictive, and it was never passed after the west has been threatened in the country of suspending the aid, but it gets to it as well as put in restrictions on visas that they give out to you . guns and citizens. well, he's back in africa again. a rush as foreign minister has touched down in 10 years . the 1st stop of another diplomatic tour of the continent together with canyon leaders. so get off or off discuss the number of geo political and economic issues . we also know that the need to reform the un security council to ensure that of why the representation and i'll take the bus move that pretty good, quite reasonably presents its intentions to become a real full fledged center of the emerging multi polar world order. the reform of the un security council should be a step in this direction. the problem of the security council, as we have said more than once, is the excessive representation of western states. out of the 15 curre

be willing to accept a from the biological and multinational agencies such as you now school b, u, n, u s. c. drive in all the agencies that can come in and provide support to help you valued entry, but maybe they can, maybe they can have it compared as impressed frontier, send me the impression to in touch location and that the engine may generate jobs and how the economy syria was also affected by the earthquake and yet outreach to serial was less enthusiastic because of the western sanctions on the country. what do you make of this? do you think you military in a, during these times of price? it's a trump sanctions or no? definitely. definitely the political human, human life, your life in my life has the same value just because my country have sanctioned on it. that doesn't mean that my life is left by you or if not and what city all human be tried to fail. re she extending the code to see and be transferred to the same battery. if you didn't want to take it, we should do the same in q. and of course, i'm talking from a human and engineering perspective. i've talked to some of you know,

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is obviously a very close working relationship between google and a cia between facebook and the c i a n f b i on domestic security issues here in united states. and generally, with a lot of the high tech companies, including all the companies that provide cellphone communications, ah, the c i for a number of years has maintain a venture capital firm called in q, tell for wide seed money, venture capital funding for new technologies. now, these companies, ah, start up companies with new ideas and new um, new offerings. they're happy to get the cash, but what do they have to provide in return? while they have to provide the cia once they field these new technologies with the capability to use them or abuse them, a google started up with venture capital funds from the cia and do it from today till the end. the radical matea macanna a thing when we see the dc sold the f as you about a software, that is the we had it for you industries. so, but with the majority in this movement, that a yesterday steve cooling, majority space, tv, and they can order the software in the media. i mean, he can use

larger banks like give you more than buying up smaller banks, all the federal reserve, extending the b i. c. n bit. and essentially saying that all deposits are insured. this means that you have inefficiently as in the system and you're sensually delayed. actually attacking the problem. issue here is that if a bank is bully rodney should be allowed to fail to a certain extent. but that doesn't seem to me that the way that the federals i want to treat it to come back to original question. this is a classic case of interest rate is going bad. many of the smaller banks have very large one holdings, which would then use, you know, the, then deposits what they used to offer mortgages. what happened is that as interest rates find, the value of these bond holdings just became unsustainable. the balance sheets went on, i bought a deposit of them, started with drawing deposits, and frankly no bank is run, no bank across the way it is run in a manner that it can be back all the deposit on at the same time i can just spend the money, how? ok, well, so this collapses, 1st republic bank is a 2nd. it's, thi

all the b o position l i n c? can do that as a new president, and they would vote for him. also, we should keep in mind that their meal is of curtis of people living in siri, key under the turkish citizenship. and be opinion, paul said, major with 2 of them. go for kill montclair, said o at the new president. we're going to keep in mind that turkey, after the cries, interior receive millions of it's still m seekers. some of them somehow receive turkey citizenship. the number is about to a 100000 or because here you enter your citizens now and they open, you polls again. say that they would vote for president then incumbents. they just thought you better go on. so you talk to people and we were asking about their expectations from the outcomes of this election picture. now that may, up until now the government has had great policies and i believe off to today. it will result the few issues remaining. i for 1 am voting for mr. type the one between now, then i'm hoping for something new on the horizon. i support gemalto, is there a glue? i'll vote for him and only him. so they

n. c, l g b team bill, which has been passed in a country, came to promote traditional family values that come paula a slab. washington's move is nothing bolden political cherry pick to you guys or the visa never gives you a right for me. i have no problem with the way it got good money. it is definitely s with these people is see this hello. yeah. was cited by the president, the people who got mad and kinda breeches the guy who missed. i'm assuming, right after this bill was passed, parliamentary speaker, i need to among had her u. s. visa denied, and i think that it states has long been a warning uganda of economic repercussions in case it passes into l g b t bill. now, uh, same sex relations in both, you've done that and older. 34 african countries are illegal and has been for a very long time. but this new law goes even further and despite the west trying to sanction and condemn uganda for this, this is consider the one of the world's toughest and t l g b t bills, according to governmental officials. this is to preserve family values as well as your guns and values as a whole. now som

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n g. jeremy helps break this down with the c b course and welcome back to show, 1st of all, any surprises here with this rate hike? no, not really. i think it was clear that the should be want to slow down the other page and the size of rate hikes and what like that. because we have seen that the most aggressive monetary policy probably being in history is clearly leaving marked on the economy. all righty, so that was the time i'll just go things down for minus again, how are we seeing the effects of all these rate hikes to this point? now what we're seeing is, i know, as we saw, i see this week of the so called bank lending. survey, so we see that there is very little credit growth in the european economy. we see that banks record clear, drop and demand for new loans, both from household and from corporate, and normally at the end of the week, week or demands for loans. today is weaker investment and weaker spending tomorrow . so this is how we're seeing this. the impact of interest rate hikes so far we will also see is no, it is more complicated to to get a mortgage. it's more complicat

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no matter if it's the f, b i the c i a n s, a whistle, blowers are critical to bring these actions either mouth seasons or corruption or misconduct to light. so i'm delighted they're looking at some of these issues. yeah, there are a former c, i, a officers spread all over corporate america, usually in security, but oftentimes also in policy. this is especially prevalent in tech and in defense contractors. but now, thanks to the twitter files, we see that former c i a and former f b i. officers and officials were active in social media companies to and we see that they had influence over a corporate policy. is this more common than americans realize, or is this an outlier? and is it ever appropriate? and i think john, that is more common than the public realizes. and that's again, i'm going to say that's why whistle blowers are so important is to bring these situations to light. it should not be happening. what do you think should be done about it? and let me preface that by saying, you know, at the c, i a, they have a program called the scholar in residents program. and what they do is t

no matter if it's the f, b i, the c i a n s, a whistle, blowers are critical to bring these actual be their mouth seasons or corruption or misconduct to liked the, to, to africa. now in nigeria to us embassy staff, workers and 2 police officers had been killed in an attack on a diplomatic conroy, a local reporter gave us more details. well, we knew is that they were going through a local government area called old farm in a number of states, which is a south eastern part of nigeria where on nor have gone man, shops had them. and 4 persons died. the commission of police with that area of send to come on out to go and you know, get on top of the my tap and that's all that we know for now. also the us mission and non durable. so confirm that yes indeed. members of the mission went on, we attacked. now what we know is that either the where on humanitarian mission in that area and they were going full humanitarian mission. now we do not know if there were going to borrow a local government area for the humanitarian mission or the way going through our local government area. but what we kno

no matter if it's the f b i the c i a n s, a whistle, blowers are critical to bring these actual be their mouth seasons or corruption or misconduct to light. 2 the head of the south african economic freedom fighters, political party, how slow the international criminal court calling it's a biased instrument for global imperialism. he urged his country and other african states to abandon the organizational claiming of terms of buying di, to nato and us crimes. the i c c did not do anything against the former. you as president george bush for the was a rod and turned a blind. i went above obama and metal illegally invaded libya plus size need, but i need the mama that dies. so the, for the guy and all of the can, companies must withdrawal from the i, c c and the e. f. f will lead that effort. just a month ago, the south african president made a similar statements, lansing, the nation's potential withdrawal from the i. c. c. but his office denied the statement a few hours later. so i think an error during a press briefing, debate silver, the nations i. c. c. membership, helping heating up ev

no matter if it's the f, b i the c i a n s, a whistle, blowers are critical to bring these actions either mouth seasons or corruption or misconduct to light. 2 this china has criticized former u. k. prime minister lives for us is visit to taiwan as a political done that will do the u. k. no good. british politician list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. the chinese embassy strong words come as truss called on british prime minister richie soon enough to label china a threat to the country. as she made a reported personal informal visit to the island before trus, a stint as prime minister which lasted just $49.00 days. she made headlines, as for in secretary, for claiming russia had no authority over its own regions during a trip met to de escalate pensions between cab and moscow before the war. i believe let's cross live to ross, find gold, asia political risk analyst. welcome ross. so how would you assess the former british prime minis