betty: i think there is some critique you could call it about the neo council and these neo coins.does not control the market, but how much does the neo council own? give us more explanation, because it does seem quite opaque. da hongfei: it is completely transparent. 50%, or half the total supply of neo tokens. we are using these tokens to foster the ecosystem. we are paying developers, organizing events with bit tokens to do good things to the product -- project. we are not controlling everything. we're just using the tokens. yvonne: you say you can build a better blockchain than ethereum with a these so-called smart contracts. what is the ultimate goal here? da hongfei: the ultimate goal with our logo is a new, smart economy. it is an open network of a public blockchain for a smart economy. i imagine in the future the economy will be smart. cost is so, the high. we are paying lawyers, governments, different professionals to build trust between trading parties. blockchaineve with technologies and neo, in the future, the cost of transfer will be minimized. yvonne: just with the na

promoting us neo nazis retreating british new fascists peddling conspiracy theories and brazen lies defending an alleged child sex abuser and threatening a nuclear war with north korea there has never been a president of the united states quite like donald trump so how do you cover president trump and how is he survived his first year in office against all odds in this up from special i'm joined from chicago by gwenda blair a longtime trump biographer from milwaukee by charles sykes a former conservative radio talk show host and author of how the right lost its mind and here in the studio by jane coast and senior politics reporter at vox and daniel dale washington bureau chief for the toronto star who famously keeps a running tally of all trump's lives done neal that is a task i do not envy and thank you all for joining me on up front daniel as a political journalist in your view what makes this moment to this era we're living through so unique what makes trump and covering trump so different to any president or national leader that's come before him in your view well let's start with the dis

kruger it tells the story of a woman whose husband and son are killed in a bombing and she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast to film the so-called and as you would tax which show in germany in recent years tell us more about this ok so this is a very personal film for. people here in germany obviously this film speaks very deeply to them because of the recent scandals of alleged neo nazi attacks in germany the so-called n.s.u. scandal and that's a trial actually the only remaining orchestrator that is ongoing at the moment in germany. so it's a really scathing commentary of on the justice system in germany and what it can actually provide and it's very gratifying that this is actually getting striking such a chord with foreign audiences as well it's also in the running to become nominated for the oscars so we're keeping our fingers crossed for that it was the role of a lifetime for diane kruger who despite her german heritage this is actually her first completely german language film she's worked in germany before with quentin tarantino and sort of interesting roles where she's h

if you attack a neo nazi terrorist cell that. germany in the present years there's still a lot of fallout from the german director there taking home work for best foreign language film production tell us a little bit about in the fade as the film is called briefly an incredibly intense story and a very very strong story that sort of sort of takes a kind of an element of this kind of a situation that you just mentioned with the end as you scandal and i was thinking very deeply to german audiences because of that we are still in the midst of the trial of the only surviving and as you orchestrator and it's been over four hundred days and it's going on costing all kinds of money to taxpayers so very personal film for such a team and for a very stephen conroy terry on the justice system. so it's very gratifying that it's striking such a chord with foreign audiences and the role of a lifetime diane kruger very already took best actress that you kind of time for diane kruger and of course other films and it notable films you want to men

and also that the neo cons have won the won the day at least in the policy formulation arena i think that this is. this is their comfort zone they've been this was the this is what the intelligence community and the defense department did for more than fifty years that's what they're most content with i think it's going to be a diversion. of resources. to continue watching terrorism i think that remains a major major threat and yet the neo cons want to single out russia and china as the main adversaries and again i think that this is meant to and the timing is not is not coincidental maddest the secretary is really appealing to the n.s.c. quit seaquest ration of defense funds and boost military spending very very high at a time when the government u.s. government's about rate is shut down and there's major major differences between the republican and democratic parties over increased defense spending so this is really going to be a major tug of war internally but i think it's also a signal that politically. they want to mix to extend a cold war mentality that's really dangerous and v

turkey here how do we get through this here because it seems to me that every one has this kind of a neo ottoman view of the conflict he's digging in in northern syria and he plans to stay it looks like so much for the sovereignty of syria and it's from a country that is a member of nato go ahead. turkish foreign policy is complicated and if you do look at that an understatement. and if you do look at kind of. foreign policy over the last five years it has gone through so many different stages so we really cannot talk about a single turkish policy towards either us or see the over the last five years certainly in the first phase of the war it was all about us and if you cheer of see the without him but now it seems that the main the main turkish preoccupation these kind of it's all internal security dynamics as you know very well the turkish security establishment and political has been sometimes in violent and sometimes in nonviolent confrontation with we're talking about three four decades of confrontation and now d.c. they see this kind of year period gear which is into framework of h

and all our twitter accounts and it finds a rush of bots everywhere so you have collusion among the neo cons and the never trump hillary that's a perfect storm that's what's keeping this alive you know kevin and i haven't in sixty eight i'm sure is a big fan of this program i'm waiting for their their next scribe to write about. kevin you've been in government here i mean what is the possibility of correcting these wrongs and these are wrongs that we only know now it seems so much more could come out go ahead. well i'm really concerned that russian crocodile is going to get donald trump that just getting it in terms of the f.b.i. we know that over and over and over michael flynn is a good example but if the f.b.i. can't prove a charge like russia co collusion they'll drum up something else to their favorites are lying to investigators in the case of trump what mueller is starting to do is veer off to russia into obstruction of justice and try to get trump on an unrelated charge that's what they do they say they always get their man and they mean that even if it's an injustice to do that

it is made up of former neo-nazi -- it was founded by former neo-nazis. they got at her for countering violent extremism. they would be the only group under the obama administration that was getting funding that was focusing expressively -- explicitly unwed extremism while other groups were focused on preventing isis recruitment. when the trump administration came in, they reevaluated grants and pull their funding. that ended up being a boon for their fund raising, i think they are fun raise more and are a lot more high profile. it was an interesting example of what this up in a strange and's priorities lie. >> lee, you bring the legal expertise to this panel. you were speaking earlier about free speech, but also there is a question about when protected speech becomes an incitement to violence. we have obviously had some very serious violence after these protests. legally, other things we can watch for to see where something is moving from speech? >> absolutely. the biggest and most obvious point is that the second amendment is in a psychotic inflection p

krugman he's orthodox people like that's the mainstream media that's their opinion that's what the neo liberal economists think that's what you can get on the washington post new york times the n.b.c. you can get that opinion there we cover heterodox opinions and we've talked to this guy john mill ackerman who is heterodox thinker he doesn't think he thinks outside the mainstream the mainstream is of course neo liberal economics nafta and all that stuff is greed and everything's great for the mexican worker and he said a different opinion but just speaking to a different opinion who i don't even know while the candidates are in mexico how am i even like it like have any say on what's happening there there is a lot of news stories in mexico right now claiming that max kaiser the kaiser report is interfering with the mexican election and i can prove that propaganda and false very very simply not a single mexican journalist try to contact me for a comment i was recently in mexico city for the express purpose of talking to journalists about this allegation contacted me so this is pure. pro

with the election and had to die off and all the dr consumption fears america having to die off of neo liberals will go walk on our jobs this is america this is not the soviet union postal ups ok put out of your fridge employment smokable paul krugman who remembers all their wacko nut jobs at the new york times or like to be critical of this network would never mention me by name well that's a good point because of course they were the new york times are still very concerned about the die off that did happen in russia post collapse of the soviet union and they are seemingly more concerned about that and what is going on here but the number the data is remarkable in twenty ten just eighteen at every one hundred thousand americans died at the age twenty five to thirty four from overdose by twenty fourteen that rate rose to about twenty three and one hundred thousand then it really took off from two thousand and fourteen to twenty sixteen and spiked by almost fifty percent to almost thirty five the majority of this rise can be accounted for by an increase of deaths from heroin natural in

is that this whole idea of the loyal opposition is disappearing it's disappearing in the neo liberal world and that is the a huge threat to the system because if i dislike you then you're you know you lack morality so it's not that we disagree is that you're evil and this is you know having a loyal opposition is the key the foundation to political stability in the west it has been for. well that's disappearance degree dish no institutions their arm story it's a destruction of democracy because i remember very well despite all of the differences between say bush sr and clinton when clinton won the election bush said no we will all stand behind the president and that was normal but then somehow he and i can't even imagine a bomb of saying that and when he said something similar in the first three or four days after the election everyone understood he's going to say different thinks it will lead to. the election to inauguration the obama administration did everything in their power to trip up the incoming president let's change gears talk about north korea an interesting. set of events

target of violence in the greek city of us those behind the attacks are believed to be members of the neo fascist political party golden dawn the group has grown in popularity over the years thanks to their rhetoric and their ability to use the national resentment over greece's financial crisis and twenty sixteen the government established an official office for complaints of fascism and violence but activists say there's been a little help so here to help us talk about this constantino he's an author and city counselor and the national coordinator of curve that's an anti-fascist organization dedicated to fighting racism you know suavemente he is the president of the greek forum on refugees. a human rights lawyer assistant coordinator at the racist violence recording network out in cyprus and told us us he's an associate professor of political science at the university of cypress it's also comedy working on a book about the rise of golden dawn it's good to see you everybody wish it was under better circumstances i want to show you a picture audience and get. this is ashfaq mahmoud he was

with the election and had to die off and all the dr consumption fears america having to die off of neo liberals would go whacko in new york times this is america this is not the soviet union postal ups ok put out of your friggin fiber smokable book are going to remember some of their wacko nut jobs at the new york times or like to be critical of this network would never mention me by name well that's a good point because of course they will the new york times are still very concerned about the die off that did happen in russia post collapse of the soviet union and they are seemingly more concerned about that and what is going on here but the number the data is remarkable in twenty ten just eighteen at every one hundred thousand americans died at the age twenty five to thirty four from overdose by twenty fourteen that rate rose to about twenty three and one hundred thousand then it really took off from twenty fourteen to twenty sixteen and spiked by almost fifty percent to almost thirty five the majority of this rise can be accounted for by an increase of deaths from heroin natural and

attacks here in germany as a neo nazi terrorist cell that shook germany in recent years. so current german director father king they're taking home the award for best foreign language film and he was thrilled obviously tell us more about the film itself it's called in the fade in the face i mean great news for german cinema first of all this is an incredibly strong story that speaks definitely very deeply to german audiences in the wake of this and as you can scandal and ongoing trial that you just mentioned there. so it's a very personal film for how to hakim who has turkish roots it's a scathing commentary on the justice system in germany and what it is able to provide so it's very gratifying i think for everybody involved that it is striking such a chord with foreign audiences it's the role of a lifetime for diane kruger who despite her job. and heritage is performing here in her very first fully german language film and she took best actress for this role already back in cannes last may so hats off to hottie i can for her seeing that potential in her for bringing her

well i think he's being hammered in by the neo cons who want to too. who are who are committed to regime change to to nation building and i think trump needs to go back to his original promise you during the campaign that he wouldn't do either one of those things and yet he's doing them today or attempting to or he's under pressure from a lot of the near constant in order for that that they can remain relevant in this town i think that he needs to. if he's going to look inward into the u.s. to rebuild infrastructure yes foreign policy in effect should become his domestic policy and i think that that that is where he needs to go and he needs to let the koreas work things out he's got to recognize that that if he takes. military action anywhere it's going to cost tremendous amounts and he's he's always thinking in dollar in terms of dollars so i think that that's going to be a major well you know out of the race i got it also means influence influence throughout the region it what do it what is the going to mean and i want to know what i want him to thin

then you went on to show neo-nazis with tiki torches. you show the klansmen. you refused, like every other news organizations, to show antifa destroy public property. you refused to show the communists carrying the red flag with a hammer and sickle. your thing on the introduction, the republican independents. it should read communists. that is the you've got running the democrat party. alex bolton on the fake news awards this week and what you're are hearing from news organizations around town, how much interest they will happen with the president has to say in whatever format this comes out on wednesday. guest: yes, i don't know whether people will see it as a badge of honor or as an embarrassment. i guess it depends the u.s.. i don't know how you are going to -- he is going to justify these things. "the failingalling new york times" fake news for a while, similar cnn and abc. he has been very critical with the press. it does not seem to have phased "the new york times" or "the washington post" or cnn. there was an interesting interview between cnn -- on cnn

little bit silly they're not having a terrible terrible train views that are going to be remnants of a neo fascist movement because he leads in this country after this election this guy is a complete remember steve bannon that scary far right winger who is supposedly directing donald trump behind the scenes yeah he is not on good terms with the white house these days i think the president's statement is extremely clear what his position on mr bannon is pretty lengthly him pretty detailed and there's not really much of clarified if that's in reference to comments made by mr bean and i do for you back to the ones that he made previously on sixty minutes where he called the collusion with russia about this president a total farce we get to really on earth and address this thing called the deep state the shadow government and what's happening right now especially by what's been the victim indicated on online in the internet rooms like a chant with q. and a on this is going to be the most transformative president or presidency organised ever when. all of those things that he said he was going t

had no place suddenly here we have something going on i don't know what it is you know you mention neo liberalism but that's something that's been going on for the last twenty thirty years finally just a sign of people giving up hope but these are twenty five to thirty four year old so what you know what's going on it seems like it should occupy more of the time on m.s.n. b.c. which is supposed to be the progressive network for example so you would think like you know you would think that it would be the fox news source that would be like great this is creative destruction you need this sort of stuff m s n b c is the sort they're supposed to be that concerned about this so i would i'm just wondering why nobody mentions it is because just there to cause they can see it they can see the forest for the trees you know the expression i just learned that apparently during the night my eight on your shoes are mating. i don't know any of this was going on my way shatters mind what human doing at night what you call the thing people while they're sleeping at night and the eyelashes are made it

, so there's a lot of potential for neos to do quite well. i actually think the -- the easiest use case for cryptocurrencies is store value today which is bitcoin, but i think that financial corridors are obviously very obvious use cases and i think that's what these tokens are addressing. >> price target on bitcoin, tom lee? >> yes. we think it's going to reach at least 25,000 by the end of 2018. so it's more than a double from here. >> how do you goet to that it's pure supply/demand and scarcity >> you have virtual earnings on cryptocurrencies because there's rewards paid to miners and transaction fees. one of the things that cryptocurrencies don't have is cash flow and i think that's really what's tripping up a lot of investors. if you look at the vast majority of large cap tech stocks, they're not distributing that cash flow to shareholders in the same way the block chain is owned by everyone who owns the coins. if you accumulated all the bitcoin that's out there you actually own the block chain. it's not that different. it is a present v

krugman he's orthodox people like that's the mainstream media that's their opinion that's what the neo liberal economists think that's what you can get on the washington post new york times n.b.c. you can get that opinion there we cover heterodox opinions and we've talked to this guy john miller ackerman who is heterodox thinker he doesn't think he thinks outside the mainstream the mainstream is of course neo liberal economics and nafta and all that stuff is greed and everything's great for the mexican worker and he said a different opinion but it's just speaking to a different opinion who i don't even know while the candidates are in mexico how it might even like it have any say in what's happening there yeah there is a lot of news stories in mexico right now claiming that max kaiser the kaiser report is interfering with the mexican election and i can prove that propaganda and false very very simply not a single mexican journalist try to contact me for a comment i was recently in mexico city for the express purpose of talking to journalists about this allegation contacted me so this i

i'm after him we're going underground as the architects of neo liberalism in davos face the fact that forty two people have as much wealth as the world's three point seven billion poorest coming up in the show is britain enabling the world's worst humanitarian crisis is angular marco rules out selling german machines to kill children in yemen we ask labor m.p. lloyd russell boyle whether the u.k. is set to become the post-breakfast international weapons dealer of choice and unacceptable and unsustainable that's what u.k. and geopolitics found says about the global system it claims but eighty two percent of all global wealth in twenty seventeen into the hands of the richest one percent plus on the headlines how the grenfell towers like to see it go up in smoke and who's been whitewashing a blacklist all the more going up in today's going underground but first how disunited is nato today the usa is supporting the neo marxist white b.g. in syria its leader is a lot to learn and who and where is or chill are now de facto backed by donald trump's u.s. taxpayer dollars for almost fifteen ye

krugman he's orthodox people like that's the mainstream media that's their opinion that's what the neo liberal economists think that's what you can get on the washington post new york times the n.b.c. you can get that opinion there we cover heterodox opinions and we've talked to this guy john miller ackerman who is heterodox thinker he doesn't think he thinks outside the mainstream the mainstream is of course neo liberal economics and nafta and all that stuff is greed and everything's great for the mexican worker and he said a different opinion was just speaking to a different opinion who i don't even know while the candidates are in mexico how it might even like it have any say in what's happening there yeah there is a lot of news stories in mexico right now claiming that max kaiser the kaiser report is interfering with the mexican election and i can prove that propaganda is false very very simply not a single mexican journalist try to contact me for a comment i was recently in mexico city for the express purpose of talking to journalists about this allegation contacted me so this is

services and what they're doing essentially and what has been happening for decades we've heard of neo liberalism it's something that's afflicted new labor as well is the public services have been used as a cash cow to generate private profit and we're not getting value for money that's the point and i think what we're suggesting is that yes we need to invest more but we want to get more bang for the book as it were and have proper democratic oversight of the public services the way in which the private is make their margins is by screwing down the workforce that they employ cutting back on their terms and conditions and diminishing the quality of service to the general public and we see that with the crisis in the national health service which is apparently the next health service never been better prepared for the others. according to the prime minister but the reality is you know i'm going to stocking up any people are dying while they're waiting for an ambulance to arrive are people being treated on corydoras i mean it's an absolute appalling mess but is it not true that your party

but for decades the kkk and their neo-nazi buddies have used a property just outside of town for their rallies. and tonight the klan has invited me to witness an actual cross burning. yep. i'm a kkk vip. but first, let me talk to the locals. and see if they know that the ku klux klan is still in the hood. >> it's a good place to live, good place to raise kids. it's about as close to modern mayberry as you can get. >> modern mayberry. would you recommend a black guy like myself buy a house around here? >> sure. sure. you'd fit right in, i'm sure. >> right in? >> yeah. >> we have heard there's still like a klan presence, like a kkk presence. has that happened here? >> years ago dawson did have kind of a bad reputation. small town. it's just totally just disappeared. >> okay. >> now -- >> it's been over for years. >> do you see black people around here ever? >> whenever i was growing up there wasn't really a lot because the kkk's like headquarters are just right down the road. i see them around town when i work at dairy queen down there. >> it's funny because you're the youngest person we

in regards to charlottes ville, we have neo nazis marching by torchlight, saying that nazis will not replace us, venerating the most evil regime in all of human history and steve bannon's advice to the president of the united states is to go out and say, hey, there's good people on both sides. and one of steve bannon's enduring legacies is giving room for these extreme elements to surface to feel empowered and to feel legitimately part of the debate in american society around our politics. he main streamed nationalism, white nationalism, neo naziism as part of a coalition in support of the trump candidacy. it is an appalling and dubious and ignominius policy that he will leave behind. >> who is more responsible for killing the republican party that we once knew, steve bannon or donald trump? >> well, they both are nicole, but it's also the cowards in the congress who say behind the scenes that, hey, this is all wrong, but won't say it publicly, that's what killed the conservative movement and i think will do great damage to the republican party. >> all right, nobody is going anywhere

it tells the story of a woman whose husband and saw his son are killed in a bombing and she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast karen tell us more about this movie ok well this is an incredibly strong story that speaks very deeply to german audiences obviously because of the ongoing and as you scandal and trial dragging on here in germany very personal. and a very scathing commentary on the justice system and what it provides so it's very interesting and very gratifying that this is striking such a chord with foreign audiences. it's definitely the role of a lifetime for diane kruger and interestingly despite her german heritage this is for a very first german language film so this is this is a kind of a match made in heaven definitely for the german film industry shot four to five hundred for. for seeing that potential in her and of course you know that they're still running for a possible oscar nomination as well so hopefully hopefully we'll see a little bit more mileage out of that film and what other wins stood out to you from the golden globes well i thought it was interesting t

services and what they're doing essentially and what has been happening for decades we've heard of neo liberalism it's something that's afflicted new labor as well is the public services have been used as a cash cow to generate private profit and we're not getting value for money that's the point and i think what we're suggesting is that yes we need to invest more but we want to get more bang for the book as it were and have proper democratic oversight of the public services the way in which the private is make their margins is by screwing down the workforce that they employ cutting back on their terms and conditions and diminishing the quality of service to the general public and we see that with the crisis in the national health service which is apparently the not the health service never been better prepared for the others. according to the prime minister but the reality is you know i'm going to stocking up any people are dying while they're waiting for an ambulance to arrive are people being treated on corydoras i mean is that absolutely appalling mess but is it not true that your

calm to the situation the problem that i see in emerging within the trumpet ministration is that some neo cons want to bloody do a bloody nose approach yet and hit a. target just to show him that they mean business that could just absolutely ok i'm going to jump in here and that no gentleman might jump in here we're going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on the korean peninsula stay with r.t. . altie we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free float and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waving spirit to the r.c.t. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best full since my last will call on that. thousand zero zero zero zero zero. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good. everybody i'm steven both . hollywood guy suspects every proud american first of all i'm ju

i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground as the architects of neo liberalism in davos face the fact that forty two people have as much wealth as the world's three point seven billion poorest coming up on the show is britain enabling the world's worst humanitarian crisis is angular marco rules out selling german machines to kill children in yemen we ask labor m.p. lloyd russell boyle whether the u.k. set to become the post breaks it international weapons deal or of choice and unacceptable and unsustainable that's what u.k. and geopolitics found says about the global system it claims but eighty two percent of all global wealth in twenty seventeen into the hands of the richest one percent plus on the headlines how the grenfell towers legacy to go up in smoke and who's been whitewashing a blacklist all the more going up in today's going underground but first how disunited is nato today the usa is supporting the neo marxist white b.g. in syria its leader is a lot to learn and who and where is or chill are now de facto backed by donald trump's u.s. taxpayer dollars for almost fifteen year

well i think he's being hammered in by the neo cons who want to two. who are who are committed to regime change to to nation building and i think trump needs to go back to his original promise to you during the campaign that he wouldn't do either one of those things and yet he's doing them today or attempting to or he's under pressure from a lot of the near constant in order for that that they can remain relevant in this town i think that he needs to. if he's going to look inward into the u.s. to rebuild infrastructure yes foreign policy in effect should become his domestic policy and i think that that that is where he needs to go and he needs to let the koreas work things out he's got to recognize that that if he takes. military action anywhere it's going to cost tremendous amounts and he's he's always thinking in dollar in terms of dollars so i think that that's going to be a major well you know out of the race i get it also means influence influence throughout the region it what do it what is the it going to mean and i want and i want him to think a

i'm after him we're going underground is the architects of neo liberalism in davos face the fact the forty two people have as much wealth as the world's three point seven billion poorest coming up in the show is britain enabling the world's worst humanitarian crisis is angular marco rules out selling german machines to kill children in yemen we ask labor m.p. lloyd russell boyle whether the u.k. set to become the post breaks it international weapons deal or of choice and unacceptable and unsustainable that's what u.k. and geopolitics found says about the global system it claims but eighty two percent of all global wealth in twenty seventeen into the hands of the richest one percent plus on the headlines how the grenfell towers like to see it go up in smoke and who's been whitewashing a blacklist all the more going up and today's going underground but first how disunited is nato today the usa is supporting the neo marxist white b.g. in syria its leader is a lot to learn and who and where is or chill are now de facto backed by donald trump's u.s. taxpayer dollars for almost fifteen yea

exists because of the violent the violent overthrow led by neo nazi organizations i guess the former government of ukraine that's not the present government came into being all right richard becker you're someone who i want to hear from when it comes to situations like that from the antiwar answer coalition thanks for being with us here on our two international thank you. that does it for me i will be back in about thirty two minutes with a full look at your news you are watching arch international and we're glad to have you with us. as we will. be when you don't. seem. to be not true only ten space. left alone you. said. you know. that. if you speak french. here's what people have been saying about rejected and this is a full.

some neo-nazis paraded in skokie, illinois. you can go back read in the archives, theyey paraded -- at that time the president was richard nixon during the t time. it was unthinkable that the president would say anything that tried to make some moral equivalency with them. and that was in the early '70s and presidency of richard nixon. richard nixon wouldn't touch it. it was just unthinkable, that a president would have anything that could be read by, from any viewpoint, giving approval, or giving moral equivalency to those neo-nazis, deep anti-semites in skokie. now we go forward to 2018, to 2017 to the present year, and this, this is why we have to recognize as a people, whether we're republican, democrat, independent, mugwump, whatever we are, to send a very strong signal that with the president of the united states who is, remember, he is not just head of government, but under our system, he is also head of state. by the way this is going back to my saying to i have great respect forve the office of the presidency. i was we

he faced scrutiny when it was revealed that he had supported neo nazi groups this led to a boycott of ikea compromised later apologized. the archaea founder spent his last years in sweden after moving back home in twenty thirteen to be closer to his family. time now for some sports news in tennis roger federer has won the australian open after defeating lauren chillin in a five set thriller in melbourne the swiss they secure his twentieth grand slam singles title after a nail biting showdown with. fight back twice to even the score federer held his nerve in the decider and secured a comfortable six one final set when federer is the first man to win twenty grand slam titles. and then those early bundesliga game buyer leverkusen reclaim second place in the table by beating minds at home the young jamaican winger leon bailey open the scoring is the start of the second half with a supplier of a long range shot brazilian defender when del converted a penalty twenty minutes later to round out the two no scoreline. for got the better of hanover in saturday's late game the scores were level f

he faced scrutiny when it was revealed that he had supported neo nazi groups this led to a boycott of ikea come proud later apologized. the ikea founder spent his last years in sweden after moving back home in twenty thirteen to be closer to his family. but his forces before we go spain are the new european handball champions in the final in zagreb croatia the spaniards beat sweden by a score of twenty nine to twenty three scandinavians got off to a better start with the strong performance from goalkeeper make a couple grand and fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind it have time to experience bangers trying to match around the sharp passing attack and outstanding work from their keeper had stare but losing four previous finals spain finally the european champion. and that's state of the news at this hour you're up to date the bonus league is next was not her win stay tuned for all the sports action coming right up. but the way the contest notes that was kept filled the school at the get take a look you can. take this thr

he faced scrutiny when it was revealed that he had supported neo nazi groups this led to a boycott of ikea come proud later apologized. the ikea founder spent his last years in sweden after moving back home in twenty thirteen to be closer to his family. so sports news spain are the new european handball champions in the final in zagreb croatia the spaniards beat sweden by a score of twenty nine to twenty three scandinavians got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple grande and fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind at half time experience spent years in the match around with a sharp passing attack and outstanding work in their goalkeeper on pad stirabout after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. and that's it from my colleague matt herman will be out after the break with the lightest round of ball in this league a soccer action where liverpool isn't for hoping the solidify their grip on second place watch what happens next. when i'm trave

after neo—nazis clashed with antiracism protesters in charlottesville, antiracism protesters in cha rlottesvilleracism protesters in charlottesville, the president located on who was responsible. you had people who were very fine people on both sides. when black american footballers protested, this... get that son of a... off the field now! he described enemies of the people, he boasted that his button was bigger than kim jong—un‘s and declared himself a very stable genius. i think he is a buffoon. why? he doesn't seem to have a full grasp of world politics or a full grasp of world politics or a full grasp of world politics or a full grasp of how the government works. even though he says certain things i may not like he puts america first and that's what we need. the biggest threat to the president remains in the russian investigation and whether there was collusion in the trump campaign. is it fake news, as the president insists, or something more real? it is absolutely real. the economy and having russians in his office... there always seems to be something there that isn't coming out yet. the

these and this is a spasm an attempt to yourself it's past glories and it won't happen because the neo liberal model upon which us power rests is dead it's broken and us intentionally is a country an extreme crisis the pull a zeeshan between rich and poor between black brode and weight the lack of any social cohesion instability this is all feeding in to a general declaims a very dangerous period and i think the prerogative for the rest of world for countries such as russia and china and other countries who are interested in following an independent path it is to manage this they claim it's a very very serious but again washington is clearly intent on trying to yourself it has game any over the world and it does not is not prepared to accept that we know live in a multi poor reality a lot of talent has now started to john and the u.s. is there extending its reach in say it's space by calling for the militarization of space what space what do you make of that and what kind of dangers what that they involve. well i mean i think i think the star bushman. brains in washington have lost the