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p. m. s. g isn't only harvested in far away south america until relatively recently, the practice also existed in germany. mo, her and east and germany is europe's largest stud farm for having her horses. until 2021. blood was extracted regularly from pregnant mares here. unlike in argentina and uruguay, the horses here are at least used to humans. in december 2019, a television crew visited the farm and spoke to the manager. she showed them the equipment used to extract the blood and photos of the practice. this is denise wouldn't permit. do you have for extracting blood from the horses? cried none, but why not? because you don't need one. had said he can her good fortune. jasmine, actually i can well imagine that people at moira assumed they'd acted correctly because the authorities didn't intervene and haven't yet for this. but after the t v program, the state office responsible for consumer protection did get involved. it checked the conditions at the farm and then gave its approval. steph

they'd send suspended p. m sd deliveries to germany citing illegal. trespassing by n g o's and pending legal action back on the organic pig farm in germany. operations continue perfectly well without p. m. s g. these pickets are now old enough to thrive without milk from their mother's. in 6 weeks time, they'll be sent to another organic farm to be fattened up. mol, rounding them up the foam a. notice as that one of the pickets is much smaller than the others don't. yep. this one's very small. does. it was probably smaller than the others right from birth and then couldn't catch up. or does he want to pat as much milk from the mother as his siblings on? i'll put him back into the cycle with the sow that doesn't have so many pigments, not whether it's pigs giving birth early, all pickets who need to be suckled for longer. everything that is out of the normal rhythm ultimately adds to the price of the meat. but does our desire for cheap me justify the abuse suffered by the horses? long as this, i don't think al

saying the p m. s g that we use for our medicines is sourced from iceland. because p m. s g from south america now has a bad reputation. more and more pharmaceutical companies are turning to iceland for the whole men into it. also sources. it's p a mystery from iceland. but other mares they're better off rights activists. sabrina. good night and the team from animal wealthy foundation also shot footage of p m. s g collection in iceland 1st and 2019 and again in 2021. the mares here are semi wild taking blood from them as completely legal but even just capturing them is hugely stressful for the horses in these on somebody coming in iceland we saw one mayor struggling in the blood collection boxy up and trying to break free ice and most as a result, one of her legs got trapped in the side wall and thought she was stuck there like that for a number of minutes. and you are so kind enough to relish may i be can if i didn't, of course that can lead to serious injuries. caching, and she could also injure he

using p. m. s g, but decided to do without it. nadine and heinrich hank, his farm in western germany is not organic. they have 1250 pigs who produce 40000 pig. let's. e t n one is getting birthright. now nadine hanker is a trained veterinarian. she makes sure the pickets are looked after. 24617 and all nadine hanker used to work for a major veterinary practice in northern germany that specialized in pigs. many of her colleagues prescribed p. m. s g, but she never had a good feeling about it. as i have all fallen up and when i was practicing that i try to avoid p. m s g. because i was aware of how the mares were being treated in south america on and i know that you can manage without it. i want to get p. m s g is expensive. it costs around $9.00 euros for single dose on a big farm like this one, the costs would run to more than $20000.00 euros a year. the hank has stopped using p. m. s g 7 years ago. and even before that, i never used it on a grand scale up kind what i mean, i got a cookie, c, l,

of the p. m. s g guys, you know, in the heart of their income, you know, he owns. i feel that something that, as a veterinarian, you don't want to lose. he asked me counted off with the p. m. as g isn't only harvested in far away south america. until relatively recently, the practice also existed in germany. mo, her in east and germany is europe's largest stud farm for having her horses until 2021. blood was extracted regularly from pregnant mares here. unlike in argentina and uruguay, the horses here are at least used to humans. in december 2019 a television crew visited the farm and spoke to the manager. she showed them the equipment used to extract the blood and photos of the practice. they had gimme one permit. do you have for extracting blood from the horses? cried none. but why not by cut, because you don't need one that's out of country. good fortune. jasmine, actually i can well imagine that people at moira assumed they'd acted correctly because the authorities didn't intervene. have in th

p. a mortgage, hey, spank y, the attorney general of the us virgin islands says the major bank should be held accountable for the monetary actions of jeffrey epstein. let's get started. ah well, it seems the drama and whether the power continues to spread. even after jeffrey, i've seen death 4 years ago. unfortunately, that doesn't necessarily mean justice or accountability for anyone who was involved does as well. never in modern day have you found a story which involves some of the most powerful people in the world, sex illegal activities and a whole laundry list of international crimes. get very little convictions and the legal system actually happening. despite revelation, after revelation, there is still a huge cloud of mystery regarding the inner workings of the epstein sex trafficking organization and the specific individuals involved the latest to come to light is the accusation against one of the world's largest banks. j. p. morgan chase bank regarding the actual financing of ab

p. morgan chase bank regarding the actual financing of absence various business ventures. joining us now discuss is a journalist marlyn at injure, who has recently written about the virgin islands attorney general, who aspired for pursuing a litigation against jeffrey epstein. thank you so much for joining me. hey, thanks for having me. yeah. like you said around the new year attorney general of the virgin islands. nice. george was relieved from her duties. is what the statement from the governor said, but the picture seems to be that she was let go because of tensions about this lawsuit that her office had filed against j. p. morgan chase. right before the year ended on december 27. what's the thing that's the latest development of, from everything that's going on to this attorney general to her actually who just secured. i mean, she just secured a $105000000.00 settlement from jeffrey. i've seen the state being dismissed by the governor, governor over the investigation. you said that y

p. morgan chase did in regards to the scene enterprises. the language they use is pretty unequivocal. they say j. p. morgan, unknown, sorry, tribune organ knowingly facilitated, sustained and concealed the human trafficking that were operated by jeffrey ups in from his home and base in the virgin islands. and the way they said that, jamie morgan chase did. that was not just one way. first, it was allowing him to withdraw so much cash from his accounts. and this goes back to 2000 when his relationship with jp morgan chase began. you know, at the peak of his enterprise, he was withdrawing around $200000.00 worth of cash from his j. p. morgan chase accounts and banks have obligations to make sure their customers aren't engaged in criminal activity. and that's a classic marker of criminal activity with drawing that much money from your account. so that goes back as far as 2000. and the reason he was withdrawn all this money was to pay off his victims. you would pay these women or, and also t

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p. morgan, j. p. morgan actually issue to stay with one of the they've issued a sort of boiler pick denial they or, or they haven't respond right. there shows that they think that possibly they had to know with jeffrey that they didn't want to address it. and i guess once again, craziness of all of 2009 that this, this class action suit says there was a lot of civil litigation to the criminal arrest of people. jeffrey, i'm going to lay maxwell through the class action was filed by edwards plotting. joe wrote a book for latin was pursue, he's in pursuing epstein for 2009. there was a lot of the civil litigation and they service of tina and j. p. morgan, in any of the civil litigation, and there was never any follow up to that. there was never any kept moving normal in a lawsuit. if someone does not respond, it's even more pressure from them to actually respond to the court. so there's all right. and then of course, be morgan chase of the monday rece. exactly on that side of it. so here's what this coul

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dow flat s&p is higher. the nasdaq is a bit higher this morning. barring a sharp move higher this morning, the dow and s&p are looking at the worst week since early march. we want to check the bond market yields on the bond market. 10-year treasury at 3.53 the inverted yield curve with the 2-year treasury at 4.12. 10 basis points from yesterday we are always watching the energy market. oil coming off another down day. the u.s. benchmark wti below $80 a barrel brent crude at $81 natural gas moving to the down side crypto is seeing a slide bitcoin at $28,000 down a .25%. ethereum is below $2,000 after the boost from the shanghai upgrade. you see it is down .30% this morning. >>> a very busy morning shaping up overseas and more unrest over french president emmanuel macron's sweeping retirement reforms. we have julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom with more on the international action julianna >> frank, good morning it is a busy morning here in the uk you would not necessarily know it looking at the headline markets. not a huge amount of movement.

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