so thankfully the d o j is stepping in because otherwise you're window would be left with no recourse. so debris true here, here is the control. like i said, it's not about a debate about abortion stuff, that's a whole nother tire show on its own. this is more about the d o j and the actual president, you know, are you worried that this says the president to further weaponized the justices and to do the bidding of the opinions of those empower versus the law? the actual law there is on the books you have we ever seen this before? do you feel like scottie? first of all, thank you so much for having me on such a honor. and the last time i check, we have checks and balances, and that's the executive branch, their legislative branch, and the judicial branch. they're not supposed to be serving in terms of overreach, eat but to check into balance. and the supreme court of united states ruled that the texas law was constitutional, therefore, in it's a breach in overreach, of government, for the department of justice to be interfering with tasks. it also, it just, it sat me to feed the, the l

o j's new involvement on the issue. we bring in rece everson attorney and founder of the blush project. and demetrius, minor, author, preacher and political commentator, thank you so much for joining me on this issue. it's become very heated over social media watch. i know this past week, even i'm reading it going. okay. people are obviously very engage in this on both sides. the aisle reese, i want to start with you. why do you feel the d o j is actually getting involved in this issue? well, interestingly enough, as you may know, mary carley was actually slated to be one of the supreme court justices who would be deciding that obama nomination has gone through. but i believe that the and so unfortunately he's not in position right now as a supreme court justice to defend it. but he's able to do it from his position as attorney with attorney general. and thank goodness for that. because at this time, women and taxes literally have no recourse, you have women who have a constitutional right and they're literally being bl

now ben, let's start with this new lawsuit on its way from the d o j. what do we expect it to cover? yeah, we're not exactly sure what it's gonna cover other than the fact that in general, as you just laid out, it's going to cover google's ad practices and what it's been up to. now there's a couple of things that we can take from what's already happened in the last few months to kind of gain some insight into that. as you know, started with a company ministration under attorney general bill bar. there was a lawsuit filed by the d. o j against google over its ad practices essentially saying it was anti competitive. but what that did not match up with was the list of lawsuits that came from state attorneys general, in which a number of states attorneys general file lawsuit against google. because they said they worked a secret deal with facebook that allowed them to really not compete with each other that they were paying facebook to not take away a lot of their ad market and ad share. and facebook stayed on the sidelines more because of money being paid

so google could dominate that area in terms of the previous lawsuit by the d o. j that was over the search engine and search results. so this lawsuit what we don't know exactly what it may include, or if it even gets filed, may include more about that relationship with facebook and partners like apple. google has paid those companies in order to protect them and give them search dominance, as well as ad market dom somehow that seems even worse than just regular monopolistic practices to pay off your competitors. now google's also appealing that record setting $591000000.00 fine. impose by francis anti trust watchdog in july over a dispute with local media about paying for news content. why is google, why is google claiming the find is unfair? yeah, they say it's unfair because they say they have been working with these different news media outlets across france and they've been doing their best to include them and create a new system that's more transparent and therefore they shouldn't have to pay $591000000.00, right. of course, anyone's going to say that the inte

the d o j says it's putting the nearly $15000000000.00 deal on hold over national security concert. this is just one of the investigations, the us government is pursuing against zoom over what it claims are substantial operations in china. the company that went viral last year for making it possible for many americans to work from home and also go to school from home. is now the subject of federal investigations in both new york and california over the way it stores data and it's interactions with the chinese government zoom has cooperated with the investigations while also noting that its company is based here in the us . and seo is a us citizen, for now, it remains unclear what will be the result of the investigation as the d o j looks to challenge this deal with $59.00. and it's interesting, i mean, this is something similar, obviously why way was a chinese company, but it's like if you have operations in china, you are going to face government scrutiny here in the united states. that way, at least it appears in recent years, yet it is, and you're seeing when they talk about the

for now it remains unclear what will be the result of the investigation as the d o. j looks to challenge this deal with 59. and it's interesting, i mean, this is something similar, obviously why way was a chinese company, but it's like if you have the operations in china, you are going to face government scrutiny here in the united states. that way, at least it appears in recent years, yet it isn't your thing when they talk about the protection of our data, how they're kind of putting that magnifying glass when it comes to china. well, at the same time, not talking so much about all of the companies base here in the united states, but take our data and do what i was thinking. the same thing is when you look at all the burgers of acquisitions that happen, just united states companies, they rarely are concerned with the data. it's just about maybe monopolized stick traffic. absolutely. and time now for a quick break, but when we come back coin bases plan to submit a crypto exchange framework, the u. s. government in the coming week. but what can we expect will fill you i

they are james the o. j is going to keep a very watchful eye, which i think is kind of scary. it's kind of killing here. but if we look at the mechanics of it here, if the mechanics of 2020, or applied to 2024, is the outcome going to be any different. go ahead gen. well, that's why it's so important. that's why it's important for lawyers across the country who are working on behalf of the republican party and presumably on behalf of the trump team in america. first, that we make sure that the election laws go back to what they were used to, which is not allowing the election a to be 15 days in a row. and am until midnight in some cases. you know, this is an important part of the election integrity. this is where i think that the republican national committee actually did fail. they had advertised for 6 months leading up to the election that they were going to have lawyers on the ground. they were going to have, you know, a team fighting and making sure election integrity happened. and it didn't actually happen. so i think we need to go back to the drawing board of the republi

are this time in my secret what i want to cry, i take a look around, ama theda and o o, o, o, o, o, o, j, just come in. okay, i want to thank you for tuning into the show. so before i go or let you know that you show it will come in the morning. i believe whenever you go into don't worry. you somebody call your mom or tell you, let me tell her my function. and so ryan w, i, b one, a 7.5. last the battery naval will be right there with ready to walk. y'all, we don't go say oh and don't a ship documenting decade in one of the most embattled corners of the globe child that can stand 20 years of war. follow me from boyhood to manhood. a life that has no, no p shaped by hardship, resilience and adventure. the unique film that captures the conflict in a way it has never been seen before. witness on their news. news, news. news. news. it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021 in the capital of palo attempt has been on the high side of noble what seems to me for years to go off and dance very regularly, usually abo

c, b and the b o j the p b o c, and the bank of england, they're all the same on the same g. i let me ask for a 2nd. i've got to ask something because you're a smartphone. what is a reverse repo? okay, we got about 30 seconds just what is the reverse repo. you know, the point of, from the point of view of the fan based printed $1.00 trillion dollars every year for the past couple years. and a banking system is so flooded with money. the overnight inter bank lending rate is so flooded with money that it risks going below 0 percent, which is the bottom floor of their fed funds rate. so they have to the fed as the shell bond over a trillion dollars every night just to absorb the money in the fed funds market to take out all that extra wendy and raise the floor of the fed regatta kind of their job or for a 2nd segment, thanks to bring on the cause the report. thank you max, and that's going to do for this edition until next time by the me. ah, when i was shot same wrong when i was just don't the road. yes. to fill out the thing because the attitude and engagement equals the trail

your is in business of destroying your currency, but they're not different than e z b and the b o j the p b o z and the bank of england. they're all the same on the same gene. i let me out for a 2nd. i've got to ask you something because you're a smartphone. what is a reverse repo ok? we got about 30 seconds just what is the reverse repo those you know, the point of from a point of view of the fan based printed $1.00 trillion dollars every year for the past couple years. and the banking system is so flooded with money. the overnight inter bank lending rate is so flooded with money that it risks going below 0 percent, which is the bottom floor of their fed funds rate. so they have to the fed as the shell bond over a trillion dollars every night just to absorb the money in the fed funds market to take out all that extra money and raise the floor of the fed regatta. kind of pharaoh hold you over for a 2nd segment. thanks to bring the cars a report. thank you max. and i was going to do it for this edition. and till next time, by the me, the join me every 1st day on the alex summon show and

they then lives about their conduct to the d, o. j. now as was pointed out, a number of times, if you like the department of justice to the investigators, to the inspector general, anyone else would expect to be prosecuted. and yet the department of justice has declined to prosecute the f b i. agents involved in the cover up at the very least. and one of the survivors said, of the prescott shortly afterwards. well, you know about says, i've says basically the department, justice and child abuse is okay as far as they're concerned, it just, it's a part of a system which is simply not responsive to the issues that we're discussing at the moment. i mean, issues, obviously, that go beyond this case and go beyond the united states and this case has had worldwide attention get the sense of the athletes want accountability that goes well beyond the f b i i think you will also interesting was again towards the end of the hearing, we have a i'm just pulling pulling stories of abuse and misconduct and indifference. but then some of the survivors

j. c. p. o, a. the joint comprehensive plan of action for the iranian nuclear program, the iranians, among other things, are putting a question to the iranians. who can we sign in their way of battle is ation of actions under the plan. can we set out that the next to delegate, administration will respect what we are greeting upon. us has said no, we cannot do this because that's our system. there's international law and other systems. and that is the 2nd thing that by and said that the era of aggressive diplomacy is being ushered in. this probably means that they will use other means to attempt to, to, to, to, to determine the lives in other countries. the same colored a revolution is not a force, but is equally destructive force being is look at libya, consider iraq, consider syria and consider our neighbor ukraine, the more until it was. so we just wanted the us to take the next step and to comply with the application not to use force to, to gain in one up on others. not to do that, to acknowledge

still expecting some sort of information from some other pending investigations, even our federal b o. j has let families down investigating what happened in our nursing homes. andrew cuomo was initially barred from earning money from his book after an investigation fund that he'd use stuff on the state payroll to help ride it, or estate ethics panel as no rule that he can keep 5 point $1000000.00 from the seals. cuomo resigned as new york governor last august after a series of scandals including sexual harassment allegations. but the most severe claims against cuomo relate to his humbling of a covert. i break in nursing homes, which claimed 14000 lives his decision in march 2020, to allow cobit patients into care homes has been wrongly condemned. and he's still under investigation for an alleged cover up of the death tool. during the early stages of the pandemic, we heard from tracy l vino from a u. s. advocacy group for nursing home residents. she thinks for most book deal insult to injury. i have never in my life seen a larger of front to ethics than the new york state ethics commissi

o j inquiry into what are gone so wrong, they haven't been prosecuted to their conduct controversially. the department of justice refused to testify about why that was the case, but the survivors of the abuse. this is just the latest example of a broken system, not just of the f, b i and the department of justice, but also at usa gymnastics and the u. s, and then pick in parent, a big committees whom they said did everything they could to cover up the abuse building, prosecuting those involved and the cover up the survivors want a full, independent investigation. nothing should be off limits, it should go back decades and that has not been done. and it's been something that we've been asking for for years and years. and so i personally would like to see all 3 organizations completely investigated and the scope of it matters because until we know all the facts, it's just guesswork. also speaking of a hearing, the current director of the f b i. he wasn't in charge during the investigation into nasa. i'm sorry for what you and your families have been through the allegations raised by well

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased, this is now no longer all the docket. lays 3 people have been killed and trained around mentioned the us state of montana. many more people are engine. it happened in a remote part of the states as the amtrak train headed from chicago to seattle, at least for carriages came off. the track. still ahead on al jazeera will explore the possibility of a summit between the leaders of north and south korea and the painstaking work. it's trying to bring closure to families who lost loved ones in a decade long civil war. the hello there. you're headlines for the america right here. right now. we've got some wet weather coming across the sections of chile, but look at this. it's not going to make it into santiago, temperatures looking pretty good there. we do have cloud cover for bogus i high of 20 degrees. same goes for lea might 18 but or pulses of what weather moving into more central areas of brazil on sunday. here's the latest on hurri

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased, this is now no longer on the docket. ah, ah, the poles in germany's election is sent open in a few hours time with voters selecting a new leader to succeed anglo marco who stepping down off to 16 years as chancellor . it's the closest race in more than 7 years in the country with pulsing more than a 3rd of germany. 60000000 votes as a still undecided step. vasa was at one leading candidates final rally and puts down on the edge of berlin. just a week ago, the whole show the central left candidate, all of shawls, could easily become the next chancellor. his s p, the party, germany, social democrats with comfort to be in the lead me, but the race has tightened shoals in the finance minister and america fights chancellor, if you would come the chancellor, how are you going to convince the world and europe that you can fill the medical, large shoes. germany is a big country in europe and the biggest cost for all of us would be that we

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased, this is now no longer all the docket. north korea may consider taking part of the summit with south korea, according to the north state news agency, the k c. n a. the agency was quoting kimmy o jong, the sister of north korea's leader, she suggested such a meeting could happen if mutual respect was guaranteed. well, came young, john is a member of the national security advisory board of the south korean president's office. he says that the u. s. is largely to blame for the stall talks. actually, north korea has one nearly and negotiation with us government. she and those quotes were in the 9090, but that she tricia was not very good because as you remember, the change over the us to let you in from clinton to george w bush and or so in the 998 family, she th, and she's not allowed the, any possible or negotiation between north korea and the us. so, i mean, it's not, you know, she has always one to have a secretive guarantee, espec

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased. this is now no longer on the docket. i'll just show returns the reporting life from washington. sure. how many? thanks dave crypt. currency markets have tumbled out the china widen. did span on transactions of digital assets, effectively outlawing or activity bitcoin has been among the hardest hit. it's finally fell by more than 8 percent of the news. china's cracked on digital assets also targets off shore exchange is making it increasingly difficult for its citizens to access crypto markets. chinese officials have cited links to fraud and money laundering. as reasons for the ban crackdown is also because of the huge amount of energy needed to create digital assets. what they doing is getting ready to roll out its own digital currency next year. one that's controlled by the central bank. let's bring in name slam. he's an expert on criptos and chief market analyst at a trade. he joins us now. live from much you my good to have wit

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased, this is now no longer all the docket. ah, ah, polls in germany's election opened in less than 12 hours time with a virtuous. selecting a new leader to succeed anglo marco who, stepping down after 16 years as chancellor marco's been actively involved on the final day of campaigning, appearing around with army lash at the candidate from her c. d. u party. and she received a special gift from the party, recognizing the end of an era of both his c view and germany. will an entire generation of young germans have only known marco, was the leader with poll suggesting a very tight race. over the 1st time voters could hold the balance on the abil. hamid has been to meet some of them in cologne. in the last election effort green party candidate. anna lynn, a bad book, tries to convince voters that she is best suited to become germany's leader, targeting many young people. i look as vital and guess who feel disgruntled by the status quo and

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased. this is now no longer all the docket with the news, our life from london coming up a bit later on. we're in port to better, you know, west frenzy x, but such identified disappeared. people in columbia and cemetery, lost in the decades long civil war. and later in support, majesty and i had missed the chance to rescue a point losing in the premier league for the 1st time this season ah, falls in germany's election opened in a few hours time with mo, to selecting a new leader to succeed anglo marco who stepping down after 16 years as chancellor . it's the closest race in more than 70 years. with pole sang more than a 3rd of germany. 60000000 voters, a still undecided. that voss was at one leading candidates final rally and put them on the edge of berlin. just a week ago, the whole show the central left candidate all actually could easily become the next chancellor is as b party germany, social democrats with comfort to be in the lea

o. j is proven in court but accepts no guilt and that's, that's the end of it. and it seems very much like the d. j is rather pleased. this is now no longer all the docket. were wondering, president polka gama says he's true, cannot remain in northern mozambique for ever made the comments while on a visit to mos and begs coverage of gal go province. a 1000 rwandan soldiers were deployed to the gas rich region in july to help local forces fight groups attacks in 2017 and killed more than 3000 people and displaced almost 750000 guy may attend to the military parade. with his most bacon count upon felipe a new use in the northern city of pembroke. welcome web found this report. 7 on. 7 the parade to commemorate mose, i'm big struggled against portuguese colonial rule that began nearly 60 years ago because of a conflict. it's still happening right now. the president told me everyone there is that he's most beacon county really pay. you see rwandan soldiers helping mozambique and forces to fight an armed group called our ship. bob had taken over towns and cab delgado

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why did the dear j, as i had not to prosecute these these, these offices, the d o j refuse to come to this hearing, to testify, to give their reasons without lack of accountability. but yes, accountability the f. b, i is being called for by the survivors and the senators, but also in the usa, gymnastics organization, i'm the u. s. l m pick empower and i'm pick committees because the picture that was, was drawn for the seventy's. and for us, from the 5 that before gymnast was off a concerted effort at cover up by all these, by all these agencies. and i think part of what was shocking was as, as i earlier as been, one of the olympians said, is that you're talking about reform and christopher res, currently the f. b i, a director general is a discussing before now. but you don't even know the extent of the problem and so that, so this wasn't just the parable counting of a pooling details of abuse and neglect. but it was very practical suggestions had been said, look, need an independent, full investigation, not just into the conduct of nasa and the f, b i as they were looking into master

j . c. t. o. by returning to strict compliance with jason, we're not at that point yet, but it's getting closer. and that's why we've been very clear that the ability to rejoin the j. c. p. o, a mutual return mutual compliance is not indefinite. broad valley is in the process as you noted, of consulting with, with russia and also with our, our european partners. and we're very much, very much focused on that right now. i can div position of denial. listen to this to that. yeah. or boy, i have taken out of the also new reports of the i a and unfortunately, it seems to be the case that this transitional period in which no negotiations have taken place at that iran who uses these the time to breach the agreement. and we are currently consulting with our partners under the agreement on how we will react. we still think it would be possible. i mean, negotiations have been taken taking place and we still think it is possible to conclude these negotiations. i had a phone call with my iranian colleague las

the servers that we've seen in the community and the surge we had last summer and- o. j he was summer twenty twenty when santa rita saw high of a hundred and ten inmates who tested positive it's been jumping cases are. makes me very concerned that it is spreading now throughout the jail attorney karen jensen who has sued the sheriff's office over jail conditions says the big challenge is encouraging inmates to get the vaccine we all know that vaccine hesitancy is a big issue. and that's no less true and job population if anything it sometimes even more true because people are inherently suspicious of the medical care offered at jail jensen says it's critical for nurses at the jail to keep offering the vaccine over and over even if inmates refuse. inmates with symptoms are treated by doctors and nurses and outpatient facility at the jail those without symptoms are quarantine and monitored we're confident that the people that are asymptomatic will be. read in recovery mode rather quickly there still a zero bail policy here at santa rita which means that most nonviolent off

the services that we've seen in the community and the surge we had last summer and- o. j we all know that vaccine hesitancy is a big. issue and that's no less true and job population if anything it sometimes even more true. because people are inherently suspicious. of the medical care offered at jail. attorney kerry jansen who has sued the sheriff's office over jail conditions says it is critical for nurses at the jail to repeatedly offered the vaccine. all incoming inmates are automatically put into a fourteen day quarantine and starting next month all jail inmates in sonoma county will have to be tested. for the coronavirus the county's health officer made that order yesterday inmates will be tested when they're booked into the facility regardless of vaccination status. and will have to isolate if they tes firs seeing a major increase in covid nineteen cases among children as the delta variant continues to spread. jonathan serrie reports this all comes as public health officials are monitoring another variant. the delta very and maintains its grip on the u. s. the rate