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professor at keio university from canberra loren richardson director of studies that australian national university is asia pacific college diploma safe out also in tokyo is david lane a professor of japanese politics at western university thank you all for being with us to waco to go to let's start with you what's your reaction to our base resignation he was japan's longest serving prime minister but was he a good prime minister how will history judge him. history will judge him as someone. who has brought japan closer to countries such as australia india and perhaps you do ok and france and so on. someone who has been able to revisit japan's true self its identity that is japan's. dieties maritime democracy so doubts an external factor domestically long awaited was an element of hope without going to church any nation including japan could not grow for a wealthy and declining population countries such as japan what's most important is to hope for the best for the future specially for the young generations and she's oh i was right in the middle of rewriting its social contract by shifting the weig

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here's drjo lane, a research fellow and clinical psychologist at the australian national university.things like facial identity. we recognise people by their face and when we wear face mass everyone looks the same. facial expressions, we look at peoples faces to see their mood or how they are feeling. and we also look at faces to help with speech. we look at lips for lip—reading. so that is all different now that were wearing facemask. but there lots of things we can do. for identity, we can use other cues like their hair or their voice or i know some health care professionals are wearing name badges. and photographs on their gown just to see who they are. facial expressions, that's a little bit more complex. because we normally look at the whole face. unfortunately, we can only see the eyes. from the eyes we can work out where someone is looking and if they're engaged. but we need to be aware that some cultures find at eye contact offensive. the other thing we can look for around the eyes, when somebody is smiling and giving a genuine smile as opposed to a social or polite smile, bu

i is a physician and associate professor of medicine and infectious diseases at australian national university in canberra he says the long down hasn't yet had an impact on virus numbers. we certainly haven't seen a drop in that data case numbers now you could also argue that with a place like blue hand which had a really extensive lockdown it took 4 weeks to really see a drop in cases it's only been about 3 weeks here in victoria on stage 3 restrictions and probably just under 2 weeks with mandatory mask wearing in melbourne but there have been a lot riding that day a number of cases and i think there were concerns that things weren't coming under control so they had to do something more extensive throughout the world we've seen that complacency and i think that he has become an issue with co-creator that outbreak has dragged on and on australia has been no exception i guess a poignant example will be that a few days ago authorities knocked on the doors of people who had been diagnosed with car not clearly car really being diagnosed covert and they were meant to be self isolating and about a

mexico city for us now roll beneath his melt he is a political analyst and a professor at the national university of mexico. thank you for your time professor john made the very important point in that report that the video by itself doesn't prove anything yet but i guess for breath manuel lopez obrador he has to not only do the right thing he has to be seen to be doing the right thing yeah yeah well you have to take into account that mexico the 2nd to where the corrupt were not tried the biggest corruption is can only in america they are the black scandal and they will say that the relationship between the business companies the big weakness companies and the ormont he's very close. 15 pretty prescient in latin america are in jail early they have tried that in mexico all these not happened while the president is living in a big correction is kind of against the tree for a president who helped problems with corruption inside the mexican old company premix and because of this he is trying to show that he's a harness people really prosecuting these parents they. are a nice big. investigation on tha

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or mexico city role but it is not as a political writer and analyst also a professor at the national university of mexico who we spoke to he says the scandal is happening at a time when the president is trying to crack down on corruption more widely. the president is leaving a big question is can now against the 3 former president who have problems with corruption incite mexican always kompany premix and because of this and he is trying to show that he's a harness people he's prosecuting these bear stearns. organized a big really big you shall investigation on that but right now he he's suffering the same i think who would be the really there mounties a few armont compared with the biggest they are mounted in the millions of us dollars compared with all these companies what is important to say that this is an electoral this candle now the use of money against the law it with electoral porpoises by looks o'rorke 5 years ago turkey has announced its biggest natural gas discovery a 320000000000 cubic meter field and in the black same turkey currently depends on imports for most of its energy needs

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outset and his failure to test widely throughout the united states and his failure to set a national universal mask policy and his failure to help the states understand when they can open and also now this extends towards schools. there has really been no coordinated plan to put the virus down. it's been outsourced to the states and administration puts their head in the sand. we're desperately in need of coordination on the national level. some governors have picked up the slack which is great but it's been very uneven in the united states. >> andy, i want you to listen to what senator harris said earlier. >> while other countries were flattening the curve, he said the virus would poof go away. go ahead, like a miracle. so when other countries opened back up for business, what did we do? we had to shut down again. this sly rus hvirus has impacte every country but there is a reason it hit american worse than any other advanced nation. it's because of trump failure to take it seriously from the start. >> so andy, is she right? if the president addressed the realities of the virus instead of push

welcome to national university. apply for your scholarship today at nu.edu ♪ ♪ ♪.me back, these two crucially important subjects, our electoral system and science in our healthcare. this is what happens when free speech is attacked, when the cancel culture, and who and what is responsible for this, it's an ideology. it is marxism, call it democratic socialism, call it statism, call it progressive, call it whatever you want. those few of you that watch the democratic national convention, you heard it constantly. you're free speech is so we have ideas and you can compare things and there's competition and we can figure out what to do and what's right, but mormor that doesn't exist. try speaking out in favor of the president in the classroom on civics, on any college campus. try inviting a conservative or a non- left us to speak at a graduation ceremony. go to your local school board and see what they think when you say all lives matter. just try it. look at what's happening to our media, the new york times, the washington post, cnn, msnbc, vacate any media platform o

welcome to national university. ply for your scholarship today at nu.edu ♪ >>> we are half way lou the republican national convention with the conclusion of night two, let's discuss now, the white house reporter for the washington post, ron brown, senior is editor at the atlantic and republican strategist and harvard institute, excuse me, harvard institute of politics, fellow alice stewart. i am sorry, i have to say it right. harvard. >> you got it just right. thank you, don. >> is that right? harvard. hi, welcome one and all. so, i will start with you, there's the president trump that we have seen over the last three plus years. that's willing to gas peaceful protesters for a photo op, push dangerous coronavirus claims, and the whitewashing that we saw tonight about his record. how do you see the two? how do you square that circle? >> well, it's very clear thepresident wants to tout parts of his record and shade other parts of his record to cover up for the things he has done that is not popular with the american pe

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welcome to national university. apply for your scholarship today at nu.edu >>> michelle bachelet, the former president of chile, and current u.n. high commissioner for human rights, to produce a report on systemic racism and violations of international human rights law against africans and people of african dissent i dby law enforcement agencies. i wanted to see how the high commissioner sees america's racial problems to date. michelle bachelet, particular to have you on. >> happy to be with you, to have this opportunity fareed to talk to you. >> you spoke out on the issue of george floyd's murder. and you talked about how it was important that the united states takes serious action to address that kind of police brutality toward black people. do you think this tarnished america's image in the world? >> well, first of all, i have to say there is no country who is free of human rights violations. every country has problems. and some countries do have sometim sometimes institutionalized racism or xenophobia or others.

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and death from covid-19, as you can see, dana, this disease is causing major problems as the nation's universities colleges try to resume physical in class learning. back to you. >> dana: thank you so much. let's bring in dr. jerome adams, surgeon general of the united states. sir, can i get you to speak for a moment to the college students of america. maybe they are not watching this but their parents are. it's difficult to stay at home and i know they want to get their lives underway. if they are putting themselves or others at risk, is there anything we can do? >> i think it's important for the young people in particular to understand that if we want to have spring break next year, if we want to have in person graduation, if you want to have some semblance of a normal college year, then we all need to do our part. we need to follow basic public health measures. i know people are worried about when does it end? i talked to tony fauci almost daily. he still believe strongly that we are going to have a vaccine by the end of this year beginning of next year. we've got to get through the end of this

in ourort to fully win nation universal health care to make health care a right for every person into win a system where we would publicly fund it so we would remove that economic barriers to getting care and make certain that everyone could get care, regardless of ability to pay, and that's the effort now that i'm working on. there is a bill in congress 676, sponsored by john theers, who also introduced martin luther king holiday bail -- bill. introduced the shorter workweek, which we work with him it while back, decades ago. he has introduced this bill, ,hich would remove the private for-profit insurance industry from our health care system and remove the for-profit hospitals so that it -- you couldn't property or in health care, you could earn a living if you worked, but you couldn't make profit from denying care in that is the system that we have now. i'm hopeful that the issue of ,ealth care unites people because it touches all of us in that it may be a place where we can break through and, once again, learn how to make -- do big, important things instead of just talking as thoug

the world health organization's global outbreak lit response network and professional at the national university of singapore. appreciate your time, doctor. let's talk about global concerns. what areas are you most worried about, at the moment, in a global sense? >> thanks, michael. the -- there's turmoil in every country, really. it's -- we could go through every region and every country. there's, obviously, many countries with fragile health systems and -- and -- and vulnerable economies. but we, also, know some of the wealthiest countries have managed the outbreak quite poorly. really, whether you're in africa, south america, the middle east, there's -- there's plenty of issues. europe's trying to live with the virus, and -- and -- and i find that pleasing. opening up their borders and trying to have a new normal. but i do worry that they might have gone a bit fast. >> yeah. sorry. sorry. i didn't mean to interrupt. little bit of a delay there. i did want to ask how well-positioned the w.h.o. is to assist in a global sense? and i guess, you know, how has the u.s. criticism and, in fact, the u