new one here ok ok mark. let me go to marcus here because you know it's very interesting because our history get our history straight ok let me finish wasting when you made your point it's russia's fault markets that i go to london it's one of the obviously things it's russia so ukraine break down the euro when the ukrainian said no the elected legitimate government of ukraine said no to the association agreement what happened let's remind our viewers russia stepped in and said hey why don't we have a tri lateral discussion here where everyone can be a winner here let's give me i'll give you a good example canada is a nafta candidate has an association agreement with the european union why can't you can have work with the eurasian union and work with the european union but no i guess there's an exception here ukraine doesn't get that privilege marcus go ahead . well what are you with said just now that russia could russia's actions could result in the breakup of ukraine is absolute utter nonsense victoria nul

i'll bring you into the government ok then just recently an amnesty ok what else do you want we want to overthrown i have to agree with you i would say i will say that five billion dollars and that's a real number here it's not when it's the number of where this money from the american taxpayers to overthrow this government but this being asked me you add me . you asked me how we can stop this nonsense right so i'll tell you how we can stop it first of all let's not make things up the west will never support the neo nazis the west the united states did not give five billion because we don't have five billion i wish it did it's in latvia and i wish we didn't have five billion to give to the great i don't condemn the s. ok writes every year in the politics states today why doesn't american people who are talking about ukraine. that we see every given estonia and latvia well hang on hang on why don't they condemn that if they if they know nothing don't object to the kill a fetus asked me to question and try to reconstruct and so i think he should have. said what i think we should have a

corruption problems they have in your opinion used to restore democracy and the country's ok. how do you hear the point across league i mean there's i mean one of the people there is one of the major criticisms i'm sorry one of the major criticisms is that there's a democracy deficit in the european union as john pointed out it's an unelected government bureaucracy in brussels and it's time and again that stone against the european union how do you react to that in light of this report. well there is certainly a democratic deficit but you find also democratic deficits international systems and there's always room for improvement because we never get the real thing and that's why it's so important to have reports like that who name and blame problems and then member states are put in the limelight to change this but it shouldn't be done in a socialist centralized manner where a powerful institution in brussels should also surround that's why the report is a great contribution and member states with the democratically elected governments and institutions should trust the problem

all by life ok i've been robbed three times in a by why i can tell you day ok so you're saying that there's a legitimate basis i don't know why that evil operator black you know i'm not i'm not saying it's a little bit of base i'm saying that when you're walking down the street whether be a man woman wherever anybody can do anything to you it doesn't matter what skin color they are ok that's like saying that every woman should feel like me because ninety percent rate this is a ninety percent of rapes are down the list yet no that's not what i'm saying what i'm saying is that well actually we have to a certain set i mean there are i think most women have been in circumstances where i would tell you the story of having been in circumstances where they fell worried about being with a man or the possibility of ok still in flipside so regardless of race also the flip side it all but but my question is is it ok to have a law that says you you can assert that you are afraid of this person because of their race and therefore you can see no end to the law does not say that this law says is you would

can we do you do it for toothpaste ok. well nobody has to taste ok we'll keep that in mind here leigh i know it was good to go to you and watch in a day or so ago in the british media in the in the mail online there was an article by a gentleman dominic sandbrook and the stupidly title of the article is really quite long and it's quite astounding the gangster's games by endorsing putin's murderous in corrupt regime the olympic movement has allowed itself to be hijacked by evil as it was once was by hitler this is extraordinary i have to disagree with john i have never heard anything even i'm a child of the cold war i never heard that during the cold war when we're looking at olympic games ok we're not looking about conflict or or proxy conflict in the third world we're talking about a sporting event i've never heard the level of or the low level of journalism described in a sporting event i find it astounding. i was just going to say we love to compare things they had learned i think miley cyrus was compared to them recent

certain businesses and so on ok david the report does talk about perceptions but it seems the perception is that business and politicians they've institutionalized their cozy relationship at the cost of an estimation again of one hundred twenty billion euros a year that's quite a staggering number. well there are under twenty billion a year i think has sort of disappeared into the you get somewhere there's a heck of a lot i think the the budget is three hundred fifty three million so something in the question is something like a third of the budgets go walkies that is really not good enough and the european union itself as i said before is a corrupt institution every failed politician or businessman ends up in the european commission or whatever and. they are setting the example for the rest of europe one can only be surprised. i don't see why we should continue to put money at least a great britain should put money into this corrupt system is in deadly corrupt system let me go ahead john you want to jump in go ahead yeah for fairness sake where the report is done by the commission but t

of course there is a government in the ukraine of course there is a conspiracy could i come in here ok you made your point alexander a fair time for everyone tyrus in new york please go ahead yes we have to we have to understand that in the context of any any any country giving financial assistance to another country there's no such thing as a free lunch when russia gave. its fifteen billion dollars financial assistance to president the on the court which are in november december of last year it also had a preference as to who it would like to stay in power in government and president ukraine similarly will it would be with less money higher and higher much higher star a star i'm sorry to interrupt you but i think we need to clarify something here that wasn't a preference for a government in ukraine it was to make sure you crane didn't go into default ok because it has very pressing financial needs right here it is on russia's border by the way so i think we should be very clear here and there also euro bonds ok they want their money back it's a little bit different than the five billi

assembly through to street demonstrations it turned violent it was regime change by any other name ok alexander how does this put the the opposition what kind of why do they in right now i mean are there bosses in washington i guess are not in the e.u. depending on if you interpret mr ms a newlands words and i won't repeat them here obviously. who is calling the shots right here i mean the opposition is portrayed in western media these really nice people that are nonviolent an eccentric setter this tape tells us something very different about the nature of the opposition they're waiting for orders i suppose. can i just make a point here this isn't just an attempt to overthrow the government it's an attempt to maneuver and manipulate various people within the opposition what ms nuland says is that mr should be brought into the government and mystically to go should be kept out of it mystically mr supposed to be allies here and we see that the united states is trying to move between them and decide which of them should be are and which of them should be done now it clearly in mind to mi

ok thompson look like you in new york you brought up the word bribery bride. earlier in the program i mean isn't this what the e.u. is doing right now they're saying you know we'll have a package for you but you have to do x. y. and z. and pull in the i.m.f. again which unico which dropped in two thousand and ten because it was very unpopular right here i mean it's about deal making at least the european union seems to be a little bit more transparent in what it's doing miss nuland seems to be very opaque and in listening to that telephone conversation she sounds like a mafia boss ordering ahead well first of all going back to the question of democracy. the two previous calls in london and washington failed to understand there is no democracy in ukraine black thursday sixteenth of january in the space of twenty one minutes the party region common is destroyed ukraine's democracy so what are we talking about a government which supposed to moccasin let's let's get real out of the wind why you're immediately into the why should the european union in washington ge

the sixty's and i thought there was people in the drawers and i was opening kitchen cabinets going ok i know you're in here so i can have that stuff all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today meatloaf the bradley award winning singer songwriter actor and broadway performer meatloaf's album that out of hell has sold over forty three million copies worldwide since its nineteen seventy seven release making one of the top five highest selling albums ever he's also known for roles in the rocky horror show picture shows and fight club as well as a broadway classics like hair and now meet is headed to the vegas stage in the second half of rock tells and cocktails presents meatloaf which opens on february thirteenth at the planet hollywood resort and casino great pleasure to welcome up to the first time i met and interviewed meatloaf you might not remember this bob costas used to do a show called later and we decided that he would get a guest for me i would get a guest for him we would know the guest was it was live you had to just come on cold i've. him govern america oh and

i mean it's like twenty fourteen ok ok clive i mean again this tagging thing really gets irritates me because i people want me to support it cause ok you know every single cause you can imagine they think that you know maybe i can help them out however to be fair remarkably enough facebook is turning into a unpaid producer of this program because there are people that write to me and asked me to appear on this program we don't have to look for them they come to us now again it's a tool i have really good things to say about it except for i get those notifications just way too often i'm going to turn it on after this program in a loose go one after another after another go ahead yeah i think i think the sort of social overload is the thing a lot of people deal with there's this current of engagement you know like when people are or were new to facebook or when they start into almost any new service whether it's you know you know twitter whatsapp whatever at first it's really exciting because it offers you this kind of new way of seeing the world seeing people around you and so people g

so important ok you're only on this i'm finished with this program is not known for much laughing ok clive if i could show it to you i think you know ed really brought up a point that i wanted to bring up anyway on this program is demographics and there's something that says there's something very much interesting about that because when i first got on iowa i decided it was for these kids you know and i resisted getting on in the beginning because i thought well this is for teenagers right and now i realize it's for baby boomers because it's baby boomers telling about their life in more and more so in that case now if we can take that if we take that premise that well we baby boomers well we're getting on a little bit ok so i mean how do you fit that into the business model. well the truth is i mean it's i'm not i'm jack i'm forty five and there's a ton of people in my cohort in there using facebook they find it useful for all sorts of things again it could be from a promotional like a like what you found for it could be just basically keeping in touch with a large amount of people i

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i go to you first day i think my introduction should be a little familiar to you because i stole it ok from an article that you wrote recently and i want to quote one of the sentences talking about the right wing right wing groups and parties in the west they put on smart suits stop using crude racist language and set out to gain respectability explain to our viewers what you mean. well i think that the lot of the parties across western europe especially in the u.k. in france in germany austria austria you know and specially in the netherlands what they're trying to do is realize that a lot of the language at the union of past which was sometimes very anti semitic you know very racist you know they realize that times of change and people have cheated views of those issues and so they can actually get respectability using that language in using those phrases so what they're trying to do is try to become a focus in arguments and make that much more about muslims have to make their arguments much more about just immigrants generally and played on existing worries that people have to use t

two of the most important opposition leaders mrs kohl and mystic political have ruled themselves out ok i'd like to turn to our against amanda in brussels how do you see things playing out in kiev right now because we've seen is that the opposition is having a very hard time finding some kind of unity how in the world if they can't find unity during a crisis situation that we have right now how can they reach out to the east that is watching this with a very wary eye well i would agree that historically. the opposition parties in ukraine have found it quite difficult to cooperate with each other but i still believe this time around we've seen a much greater degree of readiness to work together of course you could say the fact that they didn't agree this interim government it is would indicate divisions but i would also say that we need to be extremely careful in choosing the personalities who are going to be representative in this government because if we don't want a government that's filled with personalities from the past we need a new faces so i don't think we need to exaggerate the

ok because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not god. i thought. you guys took to the jokes will handle the mess that i have. i marinate join me. in part and. very conservative and much much. only on the bus and on. the. welcome back to cross talk we're all things we considered on peter lavelle remind you we're discussing nato expansion. ok i'd like to go to jonathan in london martin brought up the issue of iran which i think is very interesting is because this tells us how honest and legitimate the west particularly the united states is in dealing with iran because if they can get a deal then why do they need to expand ok anti-missile defense in all of this here but at the same time we hear that nato needs to have should be in. have a presence in ukraine i mean they're certainly contradictory there is certainly a two track here but i would i would disagree with martin is that if we have a nato ships controlling the black sea this is not in russia's geopolitical interest when we look at the middle east and beyond go ahead jonathan. no i

ok i'm all for the future hunter. between two and three hundred million guns united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. the causes. you know teaches them a lot of both ability and simply through the eyes of children if we can do it for our children our future. please speak your language. programs in documentaries in arabic in school here. reporting from the world talks about seventy odd p. interviews intriguing stories are you. been trying. to find out more visit. i don't see how european countries who are member of the european union can solve the problem without leaving the european union so it's all the countries like great britain or france you name friends especially with increasing poverty in my opinion they have a difficult they have a difficult time to solve these problems but i think at least they should rearrange the principle rules all free movement of persons and improve the system. well if you're coming along the hall of fame it's a. pleasure to have you with. a bette

ok. i've. got to stick to the jokes i will handle them except that i've got to. continuing our conversation with investor warren mozilla now we're going to segue into a discussion about the government's role within the broader economy and dive into the philosophical issues or the government's role in terms of taxes and coercion is it we want you or you know me let's find out. the fed says that low rates are helping the economy because in the debtor's they have lower interest rates you disagree and now you know i was going to say that proves that right now half its own kind of carry out and of question have no matter how much they also said this walk lines to the e.c.b. were fully secured so i added they you know it's not it's an honest opinion ok it's not dishonest for them to be saying it all depends on what they call the propensities to consume of income so no one's who gets help more the borrower or the saver if you're a borrower and it's one hundred dollars a month cheaper you more clothing to spend or if you're a saver and you get extra hundred dollars of in

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were fully secured so i added they you know it's not it's an honest opinion ok it's not dishonest for them to be saying it all depends on what they call the propensities to consume of income so no one's who gets help more the borrower or the saver if you're a borrower and it's one hundred dollars a month cheaper you were claiming to spend or if you're a saver and you get extra hundred dollars of interest into real you more inclined to spend it's hard to say right you have to look at the data so and then of course the savers outnumber the borrowers by seventeen trillion because the government is a net payer of interest on seventeen trillion of net in obligations to the economy net debt to the economy and so that the propensities that for the borrower have to way exceed the saver just to break even because of that you know seventeen trillion in balance the economy's a big net saver of seventeen trillion and so the fed is saying that they think that the borrowers are helped more than the savers to the even though there are seventeen trip there seventeen trillion more savings in there is

and so we really have ceased to be anything other than a tool kit in the american imperial mission ok riccardo that's a pretty strong statement there a part of the toolkit of american foreign policy after all i mean if you look at where it's been use its force its been outside of its area of sensitivity its original core than the north atlantic how do you respond to what jonathan just said well actually. i tend to agree with him with much of what he said. perhaps i wouldn't be so i wouldn't be so certain that nato has pursued the ninety russia agenda but certainly nato is a large ment's has not been brought forward according to a consistent principle and this principle is actually common sensical i mean my opinion not a should expand whenever that expansion around increases and hans has security when that is not the case that no other laws mention not take place so in my opinion the words are a good rationale to expand nato to eastern european countries in the ninety's as there is a good rationale to to do the same thing for the balkan countries but the offer to the office ukraine and

that's kind of that's one of the arguments about in favor of marriage is that you get to you know ok you know i'm married to louise she can make decisions for me if i can and that's how it should work then again that's. death penalty yesterday speaking of life and death issues federal prosecutors yesterday announced they're going to seek the death penalty for boston marathon bombing suspect. what's his name's. tourney general eric holder so the nature of the conduct at issue and the result in harm compels this decision this at a time when states are saying you know that the drug companies will no longer sell us drugs to kill people because the drug companies don't want to be complicit in state sanctioned murder and so they're having to come up with these weird cocktails that keep people alive for like twenty minutes. and so now they're saying well let's go back to firing squads or bring back old sparky you know just write some skin is the time to say enough is enough you know there's no science that indicates the death penalty discourages murder in fact if anything the opposite the s

comes to mind i mean this is it's its strategy its structure its mission i cannot fathom what it is ok why is nato being called upon to go to change regime in tripoli i mean that again has nothing to do with the origins of this alliance. no i agree with you and i think what you said about ukraine is really important i mean what is happening there is it's still part of this old drive to get ukraine into a military alliance with i mean just the other day at the munich security conference the secretary general of nato underscore grossman made the statement ukraine must be free to choose its own path without external pressure. what that meant was very very should be allowed to join nato without russia stopping it but the reality is that every single poll that's been taken in ukraine over the last decade has shown a majority of ukraine's against joining nato young occurred which came to power in twenty turn on a platform of keeping ukraine nonaligned the ukrainian parliament then subsequently adopted a resolution saying that ukraine's not national security strategy would not include no term

they have been ok my goodness ok what business is it of the european union to determine what political environment there is an. alexander if i go to you in london i mean it seems to me and i'll be very blunt this is just kind of a very imperialist legality today but it knows better for other people i do not see any scenario right now but there's a good outcome for ukraine if you're over the next few months or next few years i mean the country is going into bankruptcy and who's going to pay for it is of the european union going to pay for it no i doubt it let us look at it go ahead our entirely agree can i can i just say something which is this mystery on a code which we are all agreed was an awful leader he was due to face an election in march two thousand and two two thousand and fifteen which he would surely have lost if he had lost that election if that election as happened in a normal way whoever would have taken over would have taken over in a democratic way with a constitution and a government. works worked what we have now because of the way in which he was overthrown is an arty

democracy crap ok when you have so grasping the rule of law the rules of the senate the rules to sit in and now they're going to change them and now things are already changed you know now the senate flips back like there's predicted been twenty forty then the democrats need to also know we have to get back to constitutional no doubt that he didn't win the data may not know what democrats are not he could still have a kill list when the middle democracy is this playing victim stuff is that i let you know it's time i was not about the big bad or i'm only doing i'm only speaking the truth and call you know. the two things i put on the table where you know there were a can the can the can the president actually start appointing people who don't have to don't require a republican stamp of approval which means we get better judges and number two isn't this you mean like democrat but the point. like shockey should we do it do it do it never going to have historically been the party the people who. have already of the rich come to crack down every american knows every night mazes not just y