working teeth have to work for us for the unemployed and the pensioners it all falls on us and we work poor jobs we want to fight against it. too it is of dated terms a service sale no be able to put limits on content raising fears the social platform could apply so-called shadow that effectively means suppressing publicly posted content without the user's knowledge that the posts are not visible to followers it's not his ation to his face before but if he goes down off reports it could become the norm for next year. twitter is coming out of the shadows remember all these media figures accusing these social platform of sneakily hiding their posts from their followers feeds what big brother hides from us what is referred to as shadow banding maybe even more pernicious if you're on the left maybe you're ok with this but if you're not on the left or even if you are and you revere the 1st amendment you should be concerned that's actually been well substantiated vice news which is not a right wing outlet says that this is happening on our own team basis to a lot of folks on the right side of the aisl

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head or your chest opposite of insult or more 00 offered alternative is that evolution is full of poor. job i could talk more on this. simple soaking wisconsin office with. daveed and the other yellow vests have always insisted they are a social movement desperate to get their voices heard but france's president stayed silent when they 1st took to the streets and when he finally spoke it was in order to justify the use of full state force to crush them on the design mr boies i know so between they don't get in addition to the fear issue that the new regime in order to reach even got a bill to finish on the side of the mississippi. almost a year of confrontations have caused some soul searching. the right to protest is taken very seriously here in france and in the wake of the yellow vests protest there are growing concerns that it's being threatened the ferocity of the police response the weapons use and the detentions of protests there's always serious questions about tactics used by the french police. burgundy fronds. many of the protesters come from the country's neglected rural regions.

destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation he's arabian can a poor jobs or eve dismiss that kind of support saying that it was the u.s. sanctions that caused so much suffering to his people. a regime that byron's food and medicine for ordinary people including elderly and sick iranians by economic terrorism can never show its disgraceful support for the iranian people despise and the other year under serious pressure life here in tehran continues the internet is back online with all major social networks available and i checked that myself but hardly anyone in iran has any ads out with an adversary like washington they're in for still more thrilling moments in the coming year ramon koester of r.t. terror on. wiki leaks founder julian assange claims he slowly dying in a u.k. jail as he's regularly tranquilized news kept in solitary confinement 23 hours a day in a phone call to his friend vaughan smith on christmas eve the jailed publisher made them to stepping revelations. julian rang me because he spent christmas with me and my family in 2010 while on bai

and we work poor jobs we want to fight against it oh. well the government would say it's necessary to reform the system to make it fairer more just but that's not how many people here on the streets feel while there is common paris the moment though there are protests where they have been massive tensions in other parts of the country with projectiles thrown by the protesters towards the police until at last being deployed in response that to try and contain the crowds to give you a sense of what the security situation is here today we've got in the 6000. police offices that have been deployed in the parish to try and control it and in fact the area we're in which is plaster hope publique pretty much all of the exits around this area are at the moment stationed by the police as you can hear people are throwing noise project is going to aides into the we have seen some projectiles thrown towards the police but for the moment in paris it is calm as i mentioned this strike is about the pensions but there is a general malaise here malays we'

destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation he's arabian can a poor jobs or eve dismiss that kind of support saying that it was the u.s. sanctions that caused so much suffering to his people. a regime that bans food and medicine for ordinary people including elderly and sick iranians by economic terrorism can never show its disgraceful support for the iranian people despise and the other year under serious pressure life here in tehran continues the internet is back online with all major social networks available and i checked that myself but hardly anyone in iran has any ads out with an adversary like washington they're in for still more thrilling moments in the coming year. ramon cost of r.t. to iran. russia's federal security service has released a video showing the arrest of 2 terror suspects accused of plotting a petersburg on new year's eve they were seized after a tip off from u.s. intelligence or putin personally for donald trump for a vote in a telephone call picking up the story. russia's federal security service that is the f.s.b. announced on fr

working youth have to work for us for the unemployed and the pensioners it all falls on us and we work poor jobs we want to fight against it. russia has flatly rejected germany's claims that it's not been cooperating with the investigation into the murder of a georgian national in berlin in august russian foreign minister sergei lavrov told r.t. on thursday that it appears moscow will again be blamed for a crime that it was not involved in with the story has more if and often are. relations between moscow and bearly now going drastically downhill germany's unexpected decision to expel 2 russian embassy staffers on wednesday has left more scope fuming angela merkel complained russia didn't do enough to have ceased tame the investigation into the murder of a georgia national back in august and now barely says there is real and sufficient indication that russia was behind it i asked russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov for his response in the city is going over russia and germany have special channels set up to tackle issues such as violations of the law we should use them they said we did not c

destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation he's arabian can a poor jobs or eve dismiss that kind of support saying that it was the u.s. sanctions that caused so much suffering to his people. a regime that bans food and medicine for ordinary people including elderly and sick iranians by economic terrorism can never show its disgraceful support for the iranian people despise and the other year on their serious pressure life here in tehran continues the internet is back online with all major social networks available and i checked that myself but hardly anyone in iran has any ads out with an adversary like washington they are in for still more thrilling moments in the coming year ramon koester of artsy terror on and still ahead we continue our if you will do you ever look at some of the key events including the unrest in the last numeric and us to come to stuff the price. you know world a big part of the new lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we n

destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation he's arabian can a poor jobs or eve dismiss that kind of support saying that it was the u.s. sanctions that caused so much suffering to his people. a regime that byron's food and medicine for ordinary people including elderly and sick iranians by economic terrorism can never show its disgraceful support for the iranian people despise and the other year under serious pressure life here in tehran continues the internet is back online with all major social networks available and i checked that myself but hardly anyone in iran has any ads out with an adversary like washington they're in for still more thrilling moments in the coming year. cost of artsy terror on. hundreds of people have taken potter 19 a gratian running richer in montana it follows a stabbing there on christmas eve according to reports that incident happened after migrants stormed a christmas party at a local church one person was seriously injured 5 years after i still see refugees it seems that chimneys and i longer as welcoming as it used to be to

destabilizing foreign policy in the region and behave simply like a normal nation he's arabian can a poor jobs or eve dismiss that kind of support saying that it was the u.s. sanctions that caused so much suffering to his people. a regime that bans food and medicine for ordinary people including elderly and sick iranians by economic terrorism can never show it's disgraceful support for the iranian people despise and the other year under serious pressure life here in tehran continues the internet is back online with all major social networks available and i checked that myself but hardly anyone in iran has any doubt with an adversary like washington they're in for still more thrilling moments in the coming year. r.t. tear on. the german army is given further hope to scots wanting to rejoin the european union after bragg's it by noting brussels reenter procedure would be quicker than for outside candidate countries the admission procedure would probably be shorter than for a country that has to gradually move closer to the e.u. in legal economic and political terms i'm already being contacted by

incredibly done a credibly poor job of doing adverse journalism during these wars as michael said all this information has been known for years now but the importance of it is that we do have documents that show that a 100 so i mean this report is not about a few people it's about hundreds of people who just sat systemically and continually lied about the war to the congress to the media to the american public as a matter of fact because that was it that was the way these institutions are the lying within the u.s. government the u.s. military has become institutionalized and for so for i think the veterans and for their families i think the idea must be in so many had to certainly in my head and i work with a group called veterans for peace and we just put out a statement about this that there needs to be some accountability ok if we know these people lied then what are we going to do about it you know there is a saying that went around for a while about how you know if a private in the army or the marine corps loses his weapon he is punished much more severely than the general who lo

and we work poor jobs we want to fight against. tensions rising here in paris you might be able to hear is a tear gas that's being let off that's because just down the street you can see that there is a. fire taking place here the tear gas has been disposed to try and move protesters away of that fire it's unclear exactly what isn't fire but you can see the thick blotter plume of smoke just rising into the air people are trying to move away as that tear gas is being dispersed but this is an indication of just how i agree people are here in paris this is part nationwide strikes taking place across from today these strikes are expected to be much you can see there more tear gas down into the protesters try and move people away from the barriers so that point crews can get on with their job which is to try and put out that fire tension rising between the protesters and the police maces one of the round $250.00 strikes taking place across france today in relation to those changes that the french government wants to make to people's pen

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management has done a poor job forecasting the earnings expectations. there's a lot of things coming into play here. they are waiting for revenues to come into the network to pay for it. they did see about 60 million packages over the last weekend, so things are looking good. also, we all knew about the compressed time for thanksgiving and christmas, during the peak season. what really happened here was that the peak season was better than they thought. they delivered something like 37 million packages on cyber monday versus their expectations for 34 million, so that a higher cost per package and really weighed on their ground margins. at the end of the day, the company is making a lot of investments. we are relatively bullish on the long storm -- on the long-term story. as was noted a number of times, the industrial economy impacted tend2b deliveries, which to be more profitable for them. thank you very much. we rounded out here in d.c., where the house will debate for six hours before holding votes on two impeachment articles against president trump.

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all your life you've heard about sasquatch, and the media does a very poor job of covering sasquatch whole subject is taken as a joke instead of something out of paleontology. soon you see something that everyone else's telling you it isn't real you kinda question your own sanity and eyes. think that's what so earthshaking about it. kennedy: but we find hominids from millions of years ago throughout the old neanderthal valley and elsewhere, why have we only found john fragments and teeth? are sasquatch bones made of marshmallow? >> what we found a jaw fragments and teeth of dry can to pick think it's blackie we don't know if that sasquatch is or not. we know that's about the right size, the right place at the right time. but we don't really know if those are sasquatch is or not. although they are a contender for an ancestor. there are several others that might be equal contenders or some other unknown species that are yet to be uncovered. kennedy: are gigantic pit this is related to anyone else? kennedy: we now know the protein is directly related to orangutans as well as sheba pick

i think president trump's frustration is he sees what a poor job brennan and clapper and the rest of guise did about china. and the intelligence on china was terrible. that's why trump had to come in and stand up to them right away. we have been molly coddling china or decades. trish: the concern -- >> the focus has been centcom and other things, but it hasn't been on the central threat. part of this reaction and part of what is going on in ukraine is because of the call because of what happened early in the administration when the australian call and the mexican call with the heads of those two countries when the whole transcript was released. no whistleblower came forward then. both of those politicians turned on australia and the mexican president was out of office shortly thereafter. so the security apparatus to me has been -- i'm not a guy with the deep state -- the national security apparatus of the united states has essentially failed the united states. that's why donald trump had an america first policy. they can come at him any way they want. he's not going to back off this.

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the losers had poor job growth. carter and bush got blown out and they were below 1%. described as it's the economy, stupid, and that seems to be the case. >> and jobs and income numbers just went up and that helps the president as well. >> let's put this in context. the average yearly job growth in those final two years, the presidents who won reelection, 2.5% growth. the presidents who lost averaged 1% growth. where is trump? trump over the last year is right in the middle at 1.5%. >> he sells it as being the best ever. >> he sells a lot of things at being the best ever. sometimes he sells toilet pressure being the best ever. i think this is rather important is that growth is what's important. it's not the absolute levels. it's where you've grown. with the economy, we're running into a wall since we're near max employment. >> you think the democrats can use the economy against this president? >> i think that the economy is not the silver bullet that he necessarily thinks it is, although it's certainly really helpful because if you take a look here, we see trump's sta

preceding months and there really has been that since then, the company has done obviously a pretty poor job of setting expectations for the return to service, and that just looks like it's going to keep continuing. for us to be more constructive on it, we really need to see a clear timeline about the return to production, return to service. liz: look at the last point here, convince customers the plane is safe. i should just ask you, point blank as you sit right here, would you fly in a 737 max jet? >> i personally would but let me tell you, when i do a straw poll around my office, there are plenty of people who say they would not let their family fly. liz: our team is the same way. yeah. thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: good to see you. let's take a quick look at the markets right now. as we come to the end of the decade, we wanted to see which s&p 500 stocks were the top performers over the last ten years. taking the number one spot, netflix. up more than 3,000% since december 31st, 2009. if only we knew, right? next, market tech, an international financial tech firm -- market axes

he has done a very poor job. >> the ambassador has not served the uk well. i can tell you that.ot big fans of that man. corbyn would be so bad for your country. he'd be so bad. he'd take you into such bad places. boris johnson. good man. he's tough and he's smart. they're saying britain trump. >> anita kumar, politico white house correspondent associate editor and bobby ghosn. it looks like this guy, boris johnson, doesn't need trump, doesn't need him anywhere near him, in fact. >> well, yes. i think he's trying to create a bit of a distance between himself and president trump, knowing how unpopular trump has been here and every trip that trump has made to this country, this city, he has been greeted with protests, although he has been shielded from some of them. and let's not forget, this is where that famous balloon of the baby trump first made its appearance. so, johnson doesn't want to be seen anywhere near any of that, and that little radio clip you showed earlier of him saying we don't interfere in each other's politics is his own trial balloon if you like. president trump

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many americans have poor quality jobs long-term trend. we don't have significant growth in wages in the middle and working class of the country we have an economy that knows how to generate large corporate profits. that does very well in the market share many average americans don't feel the return. are you looking for the best version of what we have or do you think that is feesable to create something new and what we saw in the 1960s and 1970s >> is the economy in a good position right now or do more americans feel marginalized he needs to convince americans not only are his policies good but this is a continuation of the obama years. not quite as good in those states i didn't get a sense of that last night >> thank you great discussion here. continues to the all-important election year in 2020. back to corporate news despite a top and bottom line beat highlighting around the jordan brand here is nike's chief financial officer on the call in the prior year, this may sound not that significant but it actually was. the shift of la brobron

it's his 1st day on the job poor guy. but he'll get used to it. almost all the shepherds who work for a key to are refugees zaccaria has lived in italy for nearly 4 years now an ngo connected him with a key to. me i really like this kind of work. and i not only like you i know you want to be new and i love what are you going to do my kids start working with animals at the age of 5 and boy it's not like here where kids go to school with the least to do. it i guess if we just. refugees are resilient people this work is physically demanding in the hours are long but they can handle it if you come even. on the other hand the italian young people who take an interest in this work are really enthusiastic at 1st they want to change their lives the natural surroundings and the goats are beautiful but that enthusiasm usually doesn't last long. really easier if you g.'s have made it through the desert and across the sea and that's made them tougher. and they want to make something of themselves as well upon my. disgust bobsy. the holiday mccain he has alway

and the republican party has just done a really poor job. we talk about it all the time.lked about it for years, of figuring out how to make the republican party an attractive party for those people, for hispanics and particularly african-americans. i had always believed that that was possible. i think we have had such a setback that it may be a generation before we have hope or republicans have a hope of winning back them if we can ever reconstitute republicanism, because we don't have republicanism anymore, we have trumpism. >>> after the break, the president's trade deal is expected to get passed in the senate after the holiday break. but how does it differ from nafta, which he has called the worst trade deal ever made? that's next on "kcdc." "kcdc. [sneeze and sniffles] are you ok? yah, it's just a cold. it's not just a cold if you have high blood pressure. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. coricidin hbp is the... ...#1 brand that gives... powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. we don't see who you're against, through or for,rs, whether

wise decision the powers that may be sorry have achieved such an ing credibly efficient hatchet job on the poor man over the last few years in but particularly over the last year that the chances of him have a doing anything really extremely slim because he has been smeared beyond all belief that it's becoming more and more apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing in our lives and the fact that the mainstream media is owned by very rich and powerful people and in consequence they may be that they coming closer and closer to controlling everything not just only elections but everything and obviously the elections they can't control they send in the troops you know and stop killing people what's what's interesting to me is that what 500 years since columbus and just now this is the only thing that makes me. that gives me the strength to carry on in this fight and as this 500 years later it seems that we the people are just beginning to rise up now against the settler colonial attitude ship the last 500 years and that gives me heart of course are now in the streets of new paths

wise decision the powers that may be sorry have achieved such an incredibly efficient hatchet job on the poor man over the last few years in but particularly over the last year the chances of him i've been doing anything really extremely slim because he has been smeared beyond all belief it's becoming more and more apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing in our lives in the fact that the mainstream media is owned by very rich and powerful people and in consequence they may be that they coming closer and closer to controlling everything not just only elections but everything and obviously the elections they can't control they send in the troops you know and stop killing people what's what's interesting to me is that who we are what 500 years since columbus and just now this is the only thing that makes me. that gives me the strength to carry on in this quite and it is this 500 years later it seems that we the people are just beginning to rise up now.