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r t as well as estate television and radio company v g t r k. could potentially have their assets frozen while rossier one and ran t v along with other channels, could reportedly lose their broadcasting licenses over $100.00 media personalities, including popular tv prisoners could also be blacklisted. legal and media analysts line all told us that media outlets often get accused of bias without an explanation as to how or why is fascinating to me that the reason why you are not going to be allowed to speak or to. oh, pine is because you were biased, that you are not able to give an opinion because of a bias. does anybody understand what that means? can anybody define what bias is? where are the journalists around the world? where do people, where are they when they hear this, what does this mean to tell somebody we are worried? you are a priori. limit your ability to speak because of your bias without explaining what this even means. can you explain it? have you heard a definition? 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cold, cool that they just allegedly thwarted, they honestly want people to believe the 25 individuals wanted to restore to monarchy that's been gone for over a century. and then they are, they're somehow a threat. this is literally just, you know, throwing the people a curve ball and expecting them to, to be distracted by it. look, i've been in, in this business for very many years, and i've seen all sorts of propaganda and i've never seen it never thinks seen things that this bad and this censorious and this repressive, not even in the ninety's with, with the given is ation of the serbs and lobby that that was, that was child's play compared to this and my own, the only explanation, it makes any sort of sense is that these western governments, whether it's the americans or german, french with british, especially the british, they're afraid the, their entire structure of power rests on this notion that they get the media monopoly, they get the monopoly on the truth. and clearly the fact that they are contemplating this type of mass span and black listing of people. and you've got these fake and g o saying all, well, you're not a non biased journalist. we can't protect you. this is proves that they never believed in free speech. they believe in power, and they feel it slipping away. and this is why they're trying to band, anybody who might be a challenge, and the harder to squeeze, the more people will slip through their grasp and with other censorship, they even officials are also worried about the popularity of so called russian propaganda. there's also been much of a discussion about the apparent threats that such propaganda poses. what kind of threats do you think they're talking about? exactly. so here's the thing, every single social protest in europe, both your, especially this year, but even previously has you've, you've had these unscrupulous politicians basically saying, oh, this is russian propaganda. this is your, by this information, you know, macro, and famously blamed the yellow vests on, you know, russia. you've obviously had, you know, in the americans for the past 5 years, blamed everything on russia. you had the check prime minister who saw this massive st purchased in prague saying, oh, these are all russian ages are motivated by russian propagate, essentially blaming russia. is this get out of jail free card for every single european technocrat who was not at all responsible to their own people? you had the german 4 mister literally say at a conference. i don't care what my german voters think or what i am committed to ukraine, for example. and so here are these people who have nothing but contempt for their own citizens. and they're using this bug beer of russian propaganda as a ready made excuse to shut down any dissented hold. it's purely political, it's purely more motivated at domestic repression. they're trying to basically silence their own people more so more so than any russian journalists really. but i mean, this is overly aimed at russia journalist, but the target or the germans, the checks the french, the brits and so on who are actually being condemned to sit down, shut up and do what they're told. and you know, come election time to have a choice between this and coke and pepsi across across different flavors of the same oppression. right? it seems like russia is a scapegoat for right full criticism. now, according to recent german media investigation, russian linked outlets are spreading information about protests over the economic crisis in europe. so it's freedom of press coverage is so pivotal for the blog. why aren't you repeat media reporting more extensively on the protest themselves? so people don't want to have to turn to russian sources of information. because again, freedom of press isn't a fundamental value of the you. their charter of human rights says, you know, we believe in free speech bought and then lists all sorts of conditions which are so vague that, that the european bureaucrats basically get to interpret them as, as long as you don't say anything. we object to that disagrees with us, that contradicts our beliefs that offends people that we take orders from its own and so forth. we don't believe in st. louis in free speech, even in america, we're free speech is defined, a mental pillar of the constitution. they don't believe in free speech in practice, and they keep making up these pretext like misinformation or incitement of violence . basically creating these exceptions that enable them to drive the 6th fleet through when they want to fly to route. it's manifestly true that you will not see media report on things that are inconvenient for the establishment, not the government, not specific parties and power because that happens all the time. it's part and parcel of the scheming, but the political establishment, if something is threatening the political establishment, then it gets suppressed and still because the current orthodoxy imposed for brussels is that however difficult may get. it's worth it because ukraine, if you criticize it, if you report it, if you dare mention that you wrote a medically declared a russian age, that's how it works. so we've seen the mass demonstrations in the u, again, sanctions against russia. we've seen them against nato. do you think that the people in the you are actually choosing to get their information from russian media and why do you think that is clearly a lot of people have been lied to by a lot of media for a lot for the past several years, especially during the pandemic, but even before and the panoramic, i think in particular, woke up a lot of people to the fact that they've been lied to and deceived. and so they seek out information. if you know, if you're, if you having something i, or there's an anecdote i remember for the bosnian war, somebody was criticized propagated and set the government central saying, well, you know, we have to do this. look, if a tankless sitting outside my house and you're telling me there is no take, i'm going to check the media out. what that tells me there is a pink because i want to know what's going on. and so that's, that's basically what's happening. people are looking for sources of information that will tell them what's going on and that their eyes, kids, and they won't go to places that will tell them that what they're seeing is, is, doesn't exist. this is how you lose trust. and with the censorship of people who do confirm with people's i see you lose even more trust. this is why the sensor strategy works for a little while, but eventually fails. and this is what you're regrets. don't understand. and that was, what was your knowledge survey are american journalists. thank you. the c e o of f t x exchange has been arrested in the bahamas at the request of us prosecutors in connection with one of the biggest fraud cases in us history. however, some us lawmakers are questioning the timing of his detention. he was scheduled to testify under oath before this committee today. unfortunately, the timing of his wrist denies the public opportunity to get the answers they deserve. house g o p was ready to grill him 6 ways to sunday. why not allow him to 1st testify tomorrow and answer are many questions. same bank min freeze arrest comes just a day before he was set to testify before us congress to explain the circumstances around the f t x exchange collapse which led to billions of dollars and losses for creditors. his appearance will now be cancelled due to his detention f t. x founded and run by bank men. fried was one of the world's largest crypto currency exchange platforms. it went bankrupt in november of this year, leaving potentially over a 1000000 creditors with missing money. us prosecutors are pursuing a charges against bank men freed, including conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering. he so far denies any wrong doing t v. host and political commentator, steve malls berg, believe the arrest doesn't give the prosecution a chance to use anything. bakeman freed could have said in congress, in their case, southern district of new york usually takes a lot of time before they know they've got to investigate a case and then they eventually make an arrest. this was done like that. that's number one number to think about this year. and if he had testified before congress on tuesday in washington, the way he was supposed to have testified, everything he said would have been under oath to he would have been under oath. and all of that could have been used in a case by the prosecution, by the people who arrested him on, in a case against him for a show. the prosecution stop 20 the defendant. the suspect that the purpose of the person they have under, under an arrest from incriminating himself. usually that's what the defense team would do. if he's sitting there and testifying, and a republican asked him, i want you to name all the congress people that you contributed to. all the recall, the democrats and republicans. i think that what would have happened all hell would have brought broke loose to arrest him on a day before they could have waited another day on a day before they would have given him up themselves so much ammunition to proceed with the prosecution in a court of law, all of that they could have used that they had none of it. why and now to the don bass were the head of the daniel republic says the region is being shelled with unprecedented ferocity. ukrainian forces have targeted 3 cities in the don. yes. republic on tuesday, that's according to local officials, around 40 residential buildings and 8 objects of civilian infrastructure were damaged by ukrainian attacks. over the past few days, our correspondent igor stuff reports from the frontline getting to rushes. frontline positions is to day a challenge in itself. only a fraction of civilian vehicles are capable of winning the struggle against these muddy country roads. with, from this sport is only about 3 kilometers of sludgy to rain and patches of pine trees between russian and ukrainian troops. popella upon whom 1st mm deal as it has been good. i did. one thing that the 2 armies have in common here is having to facilitate this survival, amid mud, under a mutual hail of bombs, or p, jeez hand military optics. they neighbor here with simple stoves like this one. they provide the much needed warm and the hint at comfort, amid the very difficult conditions here, basically, temperatures, they drop into freezing territories. regularly, interchanging with down pose. all of that adds as yet another item on the already very long list of hardships. the most mundane of tasks like keeping clothes, clean and dry, turn into a gamble with death at the front line. now whatever dangers there were, they have increased by an order of magnitude. the kitchen vehicle changed its route and went to collect the injured from another position after the shelling the roads in trenches or muddy, the weather changes, sometimes it rains and then it's freezing. we have to fix them all the time, some fight as he learned the ropes of life and the war soon as they go. crane soldiers have been shuffled here with those who have been recently mobilized. in spite of all peril and hardship, though few of them regret trading the comfort of civilian life. for this critique, our task is to protect the homeland. i packed my things and went to the front line though i could have stayed just like many of us could have bought, but were there with winter being only into its 1st month, no one here, harbours the illusion. conditions will improve any time soon. it will get worse before it gets better, and whoever adapt best will have the upper hand and combat over the enemy. survival of the fittest has never been more real amish. dawn of reporting from the dorm bass . r t. the u. s. department of defense is malling over whether to send more troops . ukraine, to track the vast amount of weapons provided to cab that's according to n b. c. news. washington says a small number of soldiers are already assigned to making sure weapons reach their intended recipient. however, they're only said to have visited, 2 locations outside have to track the supplies. officials are said to be eager to pick up the piece, the pace of the checks before january, when there will be more pressure for accountability from house republicans. meanwhile, a new visual graphic has been published by an independent american data scientist showing washington's 8 to you brain, with each dot representing $100000.00. as you can see, the red dots represent military aid, blue dots show assistance for the kiosk government, and the yellow dots represent humanitarian aid. the total sum total more than $100000000000.00. the original video depicting the flow of 8 is more than 2 minutes long. fo

r t as one state television and radio company v g t r k, which could potentially have that assets frozen in e u countries. while we're see one that ren tv and other channels could lose their broadcast licenses over $100.00 russian media personalities, including popular tv present, it could also be sanctioned. meanwhile, the committee to protect journalists continues actively supporting global pro western media outlets. early this month that demanded a band be lifted on us funded broadcast at radio free europe radio liberty, and i've gone a stone last month. the group demanded access be restored to the western board. cause podcast is website for care gets down for the committee's failure to live up to its international promise comes as a member of germany's main opposition party attempts to start her own campaign against russian media. christine social union representative andre lyn holds has proposed the creation of a committee to control the spread of russian media influence the danger of russian propaganda and does information in germany should not be underestimated, especially now when everything is getting more expensive, there is a risk that people will become more receptive to pro russian fakes. according to some media reports our taste german language channel uses 3rd party outlets and youtube channel sport information. journalists who publish so called pro russian information said to be connected to moscow affiliated media. i spoke with independent dutch journalists, sonya vandals, and he say, some european states are trying to distract their own public from problems at home by focusing on russian media outlets. i think apparently it's fucking down on freedom of speech. this is what a western countries are doing since it started off the military special military operation. even before that, even before the syrian war was in iraq, afghanistan, livia. but now it intensifies a lot and we see every day new things coming out. and they clearly want to control the media is what they do already and everything. what is. busy said in favor of russia or just neutral being about russia is straightaway bennett bents, everywhere. and so it's control, it's her freedom of speech is really gone in especially germany, but also my country, the netherlands. so it's horrible. oh, shut this that this proposal to create offices on dis, information go ahead is it's not going to come for free as a given that the present economic upheaval, people are struggling across the, the e you. is this an expense that your average german would see worth it every monday night there? so call it walking on the streets everywhere in the big cities, especially in the eastern part of germany. so i think now because the gas price is so high and the electricity bills that have to pay, it's huge people cannot make and smooth anymore. so i think i hope that they will protest more because, you know, this is the next part. freedom of speech is gone, so what is left then they have no life. i mean they have no, they cannot pay their normal bills anymore. they can not say what they want. so i think it's really, yeah it's, it's a total dictatorship. but you have the, this is what they don't want, they preach democracy and freedom, and they do the opposite. so, and people in the west are to believe that it's actually about ukraine because russia in faded ukraine. so this is the terrible part. that's why russia is very bad and what this is, they don't want to let this come out, but surely, but surely it will come out of course, because people are awake of it now. but this is what they want to. heights was actually and also the grades. we said plants that at the guess actually the problem with the guess is they don't want fossil fuels anymore. so blame it on russia that we don't a guess anymore. but actually, it's their plan and it's nothing to do with russia. several us lawmakers of announced bipartisan legislation to been a chinese on social media platform. take talk. the american politicians came, the app can be used to spy on us citizens. this isn't about creative videos. this is about an app that is collecting data on tens of millions of american children and adults every day. we know it's use to manipulate feeds and influence elections. we know it answers to the people's republic of china. tick tock is digital fentanyl. that's addicting. americans collecting troves of their data and censoring their news. the bipartisan anti social ccp act as a strong step in protecting our nation from the nefarious digital surveillance and influence operations of totalitarian regimes. well, it's very hilarious to listen to those words because what they're describing, how they're arguing about how tick tock seems to be operating, fits pretty closely with the details that are now emerging regarding how twitter and meta facebook and other outlets have interfered in us politics. take for example. busy the hunter biding laptop story, and this was a scandal regarding the son of the president of united states and his business deals and his relationships with his father. and. and we'll recall on how it's been admitted that us social media giants worked to suppress it in coordination with the f b i. here's what we heard from mark zuckerberg. the distribution on facebook was decreased, but people were still a to share it. so you could still share it, you could still consume it, but we weren't sort of as black and white about it as, as twitter, we just kind of thought, i look if the f, b i, which i still view is a legitimate institution in this country. it's so very professional lawn for spent, they come to us and tell us that we need to be on guard about something that i want to take that seriously. now a new poll shows that 71 percent of americans say that a truthful interpretation of the 100 biden laptop story may have changed their vote and could change the outcome of the elections in the united states. so the effort by facebook and twitter to suppress that story certainly had an impact. now, it's also interesting to hear the owners of tape talk accused of news suppression. let's not forget that social media outlets have dand r t. all throughout western europe, rti is being widely suppressed. it's been shut down from youtube, et cetera. and, and then you want to get into the other accusation that they make about data that look into the details. they've been revealed by edward snowden about how data collected by us social media outlets and tech companies get handed over to the f b i and how there is a coordination with the f b. i. and this information regarding users activities is provided to the american authorities without any warrant, no warrants or are needed. they simply go to the tech outlet and get the information. there's actually been a 260 percent increase in the providing of this data to us officials. and they've been getting it without war. and the amount of data that they've been acquiring on us individual has increasingly gone up. this is the information that's been revealed, and we also know what they can to use this information for david's description of what you can do with metadata. and quot

r t as well as state television and radio company v g t r k, which could potentially have their assets are frozen, and e u countries will receive one. the ren tv and other channels could lose their broadcast licenses over $100.00 russian media personalities, including popular tv present. it could also be functioned. meanwhile, the committee to protect journalists continues actively supporting global pro western media outlets. early this month they demand the band be lifted on us funded broadcast, the radio free europe, radio, liberty, and afghan stone. while last month the group demanded access be restored to the western world, tossed his website for care against them. the committees failure to live up to its international promise comes as a member of germany's main opposition policy attempts to start to have her own campaign against russian media. christine social union representative, andrea lyn told, has proposed the creation of a committee to control this by the russian media influence the danger of russian propaganda and his information in germany should not be underestimated. especially now when everything is getting more expensive, there is a risk that people will become more receptive to pro russian fakes. according to some media report thought his german language channel uses 3rd party outlets on future channels to spread information. journalists who publish so called pro russian information said to be connected to moscow affiliated media. well, let's discuss these developments with ortho, and we'll correspondent thomas roper now many things to do when he gets on the program. now what do you make of this proposal to create an office reporting on a ledge rushing this information? well, this is quite interesting. i'm that when we think we have some kind of a free speech or free media and germany them that when we now have a shell, become shell, have an office which registers lee or media or even users who just express, express another opinion that the government has the most interesting thing in this is in them, germany, article about it is that the reason why they want this is that the price is exploding in germany and people under these conditions might start protesting. so it means in fact, that everybody who and germany starts protesting or complaining about the explosion of prices, is somehow rational disinformation. but well, maybe the german government should solve the problems they didn't determine he, instead of hunting for other people with opinions it's, it's crazy. what's happening and what he make of the german government crackdown on the arts. he in the country and kidding the freezing of assets. yeah, well, let's start with this. you know, in germany we have one in the, in the constitution of germany, there's written that no censorship is happening in germany. it's written that are the fact that the, the european union with just some kind of decreed could, ah, or force germany into censorship. is already something very interesting that they are now also whatever freezing are cheese as the assets and so on is just the next step, but it doesn't have anything to do with what is called democracy or even freedom of speech. freedom of media. this is obvious. as you know, he's low guy, we say question more. we're known for giving you a blow to a view or take on events in ukraine. don't boss as well as the energy crisis and everything else in the u. s. so does it look like berlin is prepared to tolerate such a broad viewpoints? there's no tolerance anymore. this is the problem in the west. they have no tolerance on opinions or people or media who have another point or just ask questions. it is not a lot to ask questions. you have to believe the dresser is evil. you have to believe that ukraine is very democratic country and so on. if you don't believe it, you get it, you get problems and this is what's happening. so again, we can talk about about free speech or whatever in, under these conditions. the husband, some growing frustration in europe though, hasn't, there would be perceived failure of the western media to report more extensively on things like the protests, against the backlash of the sanctions against russia. well, she'll take or not criticism if it going to continue to grow, it, will it be silenced. but i think the criticism will grow that the problem is they have so many organizations already in the you and so on. what hunting for sole code are actually propaganda? disinformation so they will gone and criticizing the problem is they have no way back if somebody start to start censorship. this is the point that he has no arguments and this is the problem which we have. we are ready to discuss. i know from myself, i always offer that many german media already made tv reports or whatever. i wrote articles about me was that i knew best. perfect. i'm just i always say, hey, i'm ready to talk to you. let's make a live stream. let's discuss the topics they don't mind. so that's the point. and so now we have this talk of a creation of so called anti disinformation offices, which would of course neither come for free. they're going to come an expense. the repeating tax pay is already ready have an economic burden to deal with. is rush of media influence really that big of a deal in germany and other countries you countries that they would do that. that's the funny thing. after the censorship of russia today of r t and nick is not much left to look at germany. i'm the biggest, biggest website now who just, well 5th tells the rational arguments and the political arena. and what do i have? 30043 or 4000000 clicks a month in what? 18000000, you know, the german speed has 220000000 click. so we have very small and even an effect the don't these small media, like my website already fearing these people so much that they think they need to organize whatever offices. well i dish really seem to fear many thanks for talking to us today. we always appreciate you are in 5 thomas right off and we'll correspondent i have, i think, you know, several us lawmakers have announced bipartisan legislation for ban that chinese on social media platform. take talk, the american politicians claim the app can be used to spy on us citizens. this isn't about creative videos. this is about an app that is collecting data on tens of millions of american children and adults every day. we know it's used to manipulate feeds a

r t, as well as state television and radio company v g t r k, which could potentially have their assets frozen in countries. while rossi, a one run tv and other channels, could lose their broadcast licenses over $100.00 russian media personalities, including popular tv prisoners, could also be sanctioned. meanwhile, the committee to protect journalists continues actively supporting global pro western media outlets. earlier this month it demanded a band be lifted on us funded broadcast or radio, free europe, radio, liberty, and afghan. and then while last month, the group demanded access be restored to the western broadcasters website for ker gets, stand the committees failure to live up to its international promise comes as a member of germany's main opposition party attempts to start her own campaign against russian media. christians, social unit union representatives. andrew lind holds, has proposed the creation of a committee to control the spread of russia. media influence the danger of russian propaganda and as information in germany should not be underestimated, especially now when everything is getting more expensive, there is a risk that people will become more receptive to pro russian fakes. according to some media reports are teas, german language channel uses, 3rd party outlets and youtube channels to spread information. journalists who publish so called pro russian information are said to be connected to moscow affiliated media, international security research, or just the mohammed says berlin is trying to punish moscow admitted crap down on russian media. we could say is so punishment to russia. so i believe it's a matter of quality, got it. and i could say that it's mitchie that we are here in germany and europe. we saw that there is a sense of sure germany need to maybe to review attitude european abroad. and also they need to review the or attitude. it's a matter of freedom. and i believe in this case, i believe we lost, we lost 11 channel that we could get information from it. visiting us from 12 countries have taken part in the 13th asian conference of the val di, international discussion club. we spoke to gregory simmons, an independent expert, who says that the main point for the u. s. is to try to maintain it's, you know, polar and germany. the u. s. is his loss. it's uncontested, global hegemony. and now what it's trying to do is have a relative regional advantage over competitors, ukraine in this particular instance. it, it's not the main point of this conflict. i mean, the conflict itself is alva, a g o, economic and geopolitical nature. the, the u. s. of see the toy from the human wind condo, lisa rice was the secretary of state, and she said us openly. she said, it is the aim of the united states to my europe. less dependent on russian energy and more dependent on usa energy. because in this case, energy is the mains to influence. if we look at the sanctions, i mean, they never have been effective. otherwise, cuba would not be the country. it has now. now you're talking about russia, which is much bigger. and if we look at bank, when the sanctions were imposed as part of the global economy. so there i going to be costs for imposing. even evangeline, i'll be cheese even come to the conclusion. that is not good for europe because europe is acting as a vessel in this particular case. and doing what the us is dictating. the main point of this is for the u. s. to try and maintain its uni paula kid giovanni. because if anything else doesn't really matter. i mean, it's a means to an end that he and as maintaining law, he, germany and to brussels. now were several suspects have appeared in court for a close pre trial hearing over an unprecedented corruption scandal in the european parliament, which has already seen several high profile resignations and arrests. a number of e, emmy peas from the socialist block, have also asked been asked to step down amid be investigation r t contributor rachel mars then has more details. the bless radius of the scandals seems to be growing by the day. the belgian prosecutor's office treated the hollow grounds of the european parliament like a giant crime scene this week. seizing tech equipment ostensibly to prevent data from potentially vanishing. meanwhile, rightly politicians who have accused the e. u. in the past of using corruption allegations as a potential sledge hammer in an effort to marginalize them, are now having a pretty good laugh of all this and pointing out how it's directly touching darlings of the e establishment and not a bunch of fries. the european union loves to give lessons to the entire world. it would do much better to start cleaning its own house, the european parliament as not a transparent institution and support for socialists like eva, kylie exposes the values of the european parliament and ridicules the c u. institution bellville authorities are now talking about 20 separate searches and 75

r t as well as state television on radio company v g t r k, which could potentially how bad assets flows in in a countries. while we're c a one, ren tv, and other channels could lose that broadcast licenses over 100 russian media personalities, including popular tv present. this could also be sanctioned. meanwhile, the committee to protect journalists continues actively supporting global pro western media outlets. earlier this month it demanded a band be lifted on us from the broadcast radio free europe radio, liberty, enough gallons, dawn. well last month the group demanded access be restored to the western board. constance website for care gets them. now the committee is a failure to live up to its international problem. it comes as a member of germany's main opposition party attempts to sought her own campaign against russian media. christine social union representative. andrea lynn's holds, has proposed the creation of a committee to control the spread of russian media influence the danger of russian propaganda and does information in germany should not be underestimated, especially now when everything is getting more expensive, there is a risk that people will become more receptive to pro russian fakes. according to some media reports ortiz, german language channel uses 3rd party outlets on huge have channels to spread information. sure, let's see. publish so called pro russian information sets be connected to moscow affiliated media. let's discuss these developments with august. jesse mohammed has international security research at the university of bone many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. it's lovely to have you on. so i'd like to know your reaction to the refusal by the committee to protect journalists to stand up for the rights of russian media outlets. and journalists sure, i believe the decision at all were taken by zach the german commitee license a ban or russian r t in a don't. sure, virgin. i believe this is an unfair because they thought that this is broadcasting good may be supplanting the this information. as far as i know here we are in your mother all for democracy. i believe almost all the people they are not feel happy with the citizenship. so i believe it should be a broadcasting, but that matter that was all for the german mccormick. g. a license, they said it's not a politic attitude. this is in december 2021. but i believe that after december 20 2021, the decision was taken by foreigner ticket, not. busy by administration or leach timothy, they said that the rti it was and he just started in serbia and the, the r t, they should just are in, at berlin. so there is a, a kind of usually about a registration r t in germany. i think at the question on people's mind, is it what this particular case also say is about freedom of the press and the freedom of speech in general and the west. what are your thoughts? ah, when we talk about your

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r t as well as the state television and radio company v g t r k. could potentially have their assets are frozen. while we saw it one and run t, v, along with other channels, could reportedly loser broadcasting licenses over $100.00 media personalities, including popular tv prisoners could also be blacklisted. let's not go live to legal and media analyst, lionel. welcome, lionel. thank you. what do you make of the committee to protect journalists as response to our request for comment on the potential new sanctions on russian media? it is fascinating to me that the reason why you are not going to be allowed to speak are true o pine is because you were biased, that you are not able to give an opinion because of a bias. does anybody understand what that means? can anybody define what bias is? is it all bias? is it some forms of bias? is it some bias or some particular articles of, of interest that deal with particular subject matter? can you believe? 2 things? number one, what you're saying? but also, where are the journalists around the world? where do people, where are they when they hear this, what does this mean to tell somebody we are always, you are priori, limit your ability to speak, because if you're bias without explaining what this even means, can you explain it? have you heard a definition? right, and i mean, they talk about bias and we're talking about also the fact that western media is mostly what the directors board of the committee appears to represent. and we know western media has their bias. this the associated press, for instance, in the washington post are some of the examples of whom they represent. and given the make up of the board. is it surprising that they've taken up this position? no, nothing. listen, i've got to ask the question, if you didn't know anything and you were just a regular, just an ordinary, common sense person. what didn't you ask the question? why don't you want me to hear what somebody has to say, and isn't it interesting how certain people, certain countries, certain affiliate, certain groups, are they fall susceptible to this over here to be talked to china or britain or germany or any other country? do they not have bias news sources? you know, we're now weapon ising information to the point that the entire world is under a tremendous dis, this cloak, this dis yolk of censorship. and if ever there was, i know this sounds corny, it sound pollyanna ish but i'm going to see it anyway. if ever we needed to speak more to understand what everybody was saying, unfiltered it, now, that's the point i don't understand. if i tell you ahead of time, i don't want to hear what you're saying because you are prone to it issue the cycle misinformation and disinformation. what does that mean? what scares me even more is at the world and citizens around the world are becoming more and more use of this. we're having our social media platform centered. we're having our news center. we're having what we see centered. we're being shut up and shut down. and we're being shadow ban and we're moved out of the way at every conceivable level. and what we're doing is we're habituated to it. we're becoming used to it. we're becoming to the point right now. we're, we're asking ourselves, how is it that we do this? how is it that we see are, are, are, are so susceptible to this or we don't even challenge it any more and we're becoming basically indoctrinated and used to it. this is, i've never seen anything like that. listen, if you want to put all of warnings, warning, you know, the following may be biased, fine, let me hear it. but these terms misinformation, dis, information, bias is biased. did this, that me, oh, my favorite. how could i forget propaganda? this is propaganda. what is that mean? how does that fit in the hierarchy of true? is propaganda ever true? does it mean it's exaggerated truth? does that mean to be, i disagree with these terms? me nothing. but we are nodding our heads in this collective obeisance, and that frightens me even more. we're becoming condition. every word should just accept it. who was going to finally say enough. and when we're talking about propaganda and we're talking about this orwellian censorship, we can ignore the finances, the c p g earlier demanded. the unfreezes of the car gets san branch of radio, free europe, spank accounts, the outlet, we know it's financed by the us. why the contracting stances on the very media outlets without i'll let you use your skull dugger we on that one. it is a fascinating question. here is the next. the next thing i want to know, do you think there will ever be any kind of an international tribunal which will add which, which, which will throw into the mix of civil rights and human rights. the ability to speak, the ability to hear information, just like you would be able to drink and eat and breathe. when is somebody going to go a step further? when will the po for when will congress or when we're will the you when? when? well, journalists around the world, finally say that the dissemination and the exchange of information is a basic human right. whether on the individual level, the national level, the corporate level, this is something you know, we're missing because we're, we're finding out right now and i'm seeing it all here is that people are accepting the fact that if i say something, maybe it's about a war, maybe it's about a virus, maybe it's about cov, it, maybe it's about something, maybe it's about something that happened in history that you know, like my version of it. when i say something that is some way, apparently we're at post max of truth because you know the old expression, you only take flak when you're over the target bone. a say something that is piquant. i'm shut down. and i say again to the point of redundancy, i kind of understand what i don't understand how the world is. death is mum, is mute, is seen nothing because they're in your to this, they're there, they're indoctrinated to that. they're, they're becoming habituated to it. that scares me more than anything. well, let me ask you this line. we're seeing more outlets speak about julian assange, but we're also still seeing this attack, particularly on russia and irradiance, state media, a german boon. the staff members suggested creating an office reporting on russian . this information, emphasizing, of course, the work of r t n deutsch. what do you make of this development and why do you think so many journalists themselves are so silent? do, do you think they think they're immune from this sort of targeting? well, we could do a couple of things. first of all, there is this kind of this, this might, this, i was a mob mentality, dis, o'clock, receive. but there is this, this is kind of a movement, you know, the psychology of groups. but you mentioned julian, a sorry, this is the part that again, i'm doing nothing but exhibiting, being flabbergasted. this is the person who basically did exactly what our own daniel ellsberg did in the pentagon papers exactly the same day. he basically provided something that was taken by somebody else, and yet nobody understands the distinction between the 2. and as far as having an organization, i would love to read the manual to read the statute as to what determines for what is or is not miss or dis information. that's what i want to know. define this for me. is it a lie

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>> you know, what we have found in the community organizations we're bringing in to do this work is you can get 95% of the people housed. people will go. it takes a while, you have to do outreach. what the community programs do is they work with people who are formerly unhoused. people are united states housed for a variety of different reasons. some are profinedly mentally ill, some are profoundly addicted. you have to address the reasons why they ended up unhoused. so we'll have a program called inside safe, to address the people in the tents -- it won't address everything, but hopefully a significant number, but we'll put them in motels and hotels immediately. it's interesting. it's lessons learned from the pandemic. some community organizations have been trying to get the city to master lease out entire hotels and motels for years. >> are you going to allow lapd and san station officers to do they sweeps? >> no, these are not sweeps at all. this is getting people to move on their own. then after the person leaves, sanitation will absolutely have to be there. this is not coercing people, ticketing people. this is moving people from tents to hotels or motels. >> we know some of this is -- we floe that you run across a bit of mental health challenges here with the homeless population. mayor adams in new york city is talking about temporary institutions to help on those with mentality health problems. do you think we need to bring some institutions like that into play to help you in los angeles? >> well, let me just saying that one of our challenges in l.a. is the division between the city and the county. the county provides the services. we're doing this process jointly so we know the people on the street, again there's not enough services, but there will be some. in the that i have california, the legislature passed something, too, if somebody is profoundly mentally ill, they can be hospitalized. >> i'm curious, you talk about the issues you have with developers. the biggest issue the city sometimes has when it comes to tackling these housing issues are they homeowner associations. they're extraordinarily litigious and extraordinarily powerful. does your emergency declaration give you any more authority in dealing with these powerful institutions or not? >> well, it does give me more authority to do that, but i do think there's a way to get neighborhoods to cooperate. you know, this problem is so severe in our city. literally five people a day die on our streets. it's so severe that i think some of the resistance that we've experienced in the past i'm hoping will be softened. there's some neighborhoods that want buildings to be built in certain areas, but it is still within their general neighborhood. you cannot address 40,000 people without building housing everywhere. you can't bet it just in the loud-income areas that are already severely overcrowded. >> give me a metric which you should by judged in in four yours. is it number of people on the streets? 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