ok well now we're joined in the studio by artie's worlds apart oksana boyko oksana we were hearing there that many parallels can be drawn between venezuela and other countries but in particular with libya i think one of its libra is the most appropriate because both are very oil rich countries the quality of their oil was also somewhat similar it's easily extractable have we all that's most in demand on the international markets and while i think the good after regime was a little bit more strategic the manure is government in terms of welcoming western companies trying to get into the was a good graces trying to repair its ties with western countries it certainly didn't help. the government then you know as i was watching you have to turn because reports right now you know a lot of memories from eight years ago when i was in bin ghazi covering that revolution and we heard this same rhetoric the same pledges the same calls and this same lack of consideration of what will come afterwards i mean it's not that you know once you deposed the regime you have to think about what will happen in

of before some were slapped with fines for market manipulation in the past and the german watched oksana she watched our bluff and is looking into that however this time it's not a small research firm it's the financial times it's usually pretty trusted source of this is a difficult situation to decide i mean seeing how heavy the stock tanked in the last week i mean you can you can feel the fear among investors they're do they actually believe what the executives of wire card are saying when they're denying these allegations. well this is pretty heavy stuff i mean this is a dax the company you know germany's blue chip and next index and this is pretty heavy stuff for for a company like this you mentioned the share price tanking after a statement on friday and now it looks like the share price is up a little but that might just be because people think wells drop so much now is a buying opportunity business is good at the company so that that is positive but trust will have to be reinstated progress or isn't frankford thank you. well you know how it is with the holidays there needs to be s

because of shank and oksana from the frankfurt zoological society are inspecting a field the farmer says a bare eight eighty years of corn in a single night. it's a real pain to have bears eating my corn. especially when they come back for more. they closed off early august is used to this problem but in the course of his life the raids by the animals have become less frequent. or used to have more bad coming to the fields and gobbling up everything. today i hardly ever see them. probably because there are a lot more people here now. and in the past some farmers took things into their own hands and killed the animals. conflicted with in conflicts with the bears or cat fairly often here at the edges of the national park especially in remote fields the damage can be tremendous and the band is seen as a real past but sometimes it's other animals that are causing the damage to the corn but the bands get blamed for it usually. rodents and birds are also partial to the corn. roxane out of us wants to know exactly who is feeding on the field. and her camera promptly catches this spectacle and h

the host of artie's worlds apart oksana boyko to join me earlier to discuss the parallels between the libyan conflict and the current situation in venezuela. one of the things that many people draw attention to was. easily extractable large reserves very easy to capitalize on baghdad if you remember the countries that pushed the most for that military intervention were the countries that benefited the most from the levy in all sectors was france and the united kingdom this time around to you see the trumpet ministration officials being pretty often about. all reserves and their eagerness to lay their hands on them so. there's more than just one parallel there but the one thing that absolutely amazes me is that there is absolutely it nor lack of consideration for the consequences neither now nor back then and one would think that the obama administration people in these two consider leave as one of their mistakes president obama was actually pretty honest in saying that. he's mean regrets was never thinking about day one in libya while we are not hearing anything from the obama adminis

be stopped oksana is asking those on more questions next on worlds apart as they will. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you there. when lawmakers manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round of lives only the one percent. nor middle of the room six. million real news. we came here where did you work before you came here when you live well death row in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend. yes waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families there are very much in favor of the death penalty there are some people because of what they do have given up the right to live among us somebody even proven innocent doctor years on to us through how many more it's all regimes is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. it. hello and welcome to the part of the world ca

backing of the opposition figure along why do what host of artie's worlds apart oksana bucko. presumably the united states always knows what's best for people in other countries and you know what's astounding in this whole debacle for me is that is not only the every successive american administration of falls for the same regime change operation irrespective of its ideological persuasions but also that it always does it in exactly the same way by pushing a very stark and very misguided choice on the people it supposedly wants to benefit because. it is a very legitimate conversation of whether president has been good or bad in handling or mishandling the economy in his country there are many critics of his economic policies within israel and outside the country but this very vocal and very unapologetic backing by the americans really frames the conversation from the substance of his economic policies into who has the right of appointing a leader in venezuela and when you still has a very very proud population they're very proud of their independence and this backing of why i a

alan dershowitz who happens to be the latest guest on artie's will to part show the host of which oksana boy joins me live now in the studio a funny good to see you now apparently this talk to have trump removed focus on the twenty fifth amendment did issue its comments on the legality of this yes absolutely we talked a lot about it this whole discussion was triggered by the latest revelations by former f.b.i. deputy chief and my cape who on record admitted the justice department officials indeed considered back in two thousand and seventeen invoking the twenty fifth amendment to remove donald trump from office now that amendment provides for a process of discharging a sitting president if he is mentally or physically incapacitated but according to alan dershowitz this by no means applies to trump because he's physically fit you're may disagree with his policies and a lot of people do but that is not the grounds for invoking this amendment according to some people in the trump side of was as close as the united states has ever come to an administrative who when a group of security offici

ok well in the studio with us now is worlds apart so oksana boy because he's closely following events to venezuela. we're hearing many people drawing parallels to past events particularly libya to you what are your thoughts on this because i know you've been looking at it closely i think those two countries are very very similar in their way of developing their ring the bell at least to me because i did cover the libyan there prizing from the very beginning and i remember the bag that. one of the things that many people draw attention to was. easily extractable large reserves very easy to capitalize on baghdad if you remember the countries that pushed the most for that military intervention were the countries that benefited the most from the levy in all sectors was france and the united kingdom this time around to you see the trump of ministration officials being really all been about. oil reserves and eagerness to lay their hands on them so. there's more than just one parallel there but the one thing that absolutely amazes me is that there is absolutely nor lack of consideration for

quotes the views of harvard law professor alan dershowitz who is the latest guest on worlds apart with oksana boyko and she joins me live now in the studio because have you here now exonerate perry this talk to have removed focused on the twenty fifth amendment did issue its comments from there like al gore because. the idea to involve the twenty fifth amendment against the sitting president of the united states first surfaced back in two thousand and seventeen and now with the former deputy director of the f.b.i. and you make a who was fired by trump admitted that. those discussions were indeed taken seriously by people in the justice different department they seriously considered invoking that amendment to. get trump removed from office and that set off a new storm a new discussion in the united states about the use of law or some would say the abuse of law for political and partisan this is exactly what we discussed with professor dershowitz who is a very very interesting character who identifies as a democrat he supported hillary clinton he contributed to his campaign he's been very criti

up a sense minutely solutions that i could buy days i bought so that is some truth many dss that oksana has to go more but not all of these. it comes out of the box that he controls i think the their way to deal with these google groups is that pakistan and india itself. begin a guy don't close as they get is to put more pressure on pakistan to seventy price to assign action to some of these strong but i think so because honestly after not take up thank you so much for joining us from new delhi appreciate it was a man a llama as a defense and security analyst based in islam abide shane denies pakistan's involvement and points to human rights abuses an indian administered kashmir. focused on the slog from being in this mess a good time to this attack i as a pakistani journalist as a pakistani the epicenter of condemned the setback and i agree with the families of the deceased but having said that india needs to introspect in itself in its own policies in the wall crimes it has been undertaking in indian occupied general and us need since nineteen ninety ever since the. special problems a