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r.t. america forced to register as a foreign agent or risk arrest and have all assets frozen in the united states it tells someone to register under a foreign agent requirement we don't see impacts or affect the ability of them to. report. news and information we just have the register it's as simple as that but soon after that we were stripped of our congressional press credentials precisely because of the foreign agent status and of course the state department dodged my questions when i asked them about it when our t. was forced to register as a foreign agent and you said that it would inhibit our ability to report however just a couple weeks ago our press credentials were revoked so doesn't this contradict your earlier statement i think press credentials may have been revoked by congress and not necessarily the members of congress but rather the association of reporters that handles who gets to come in and cover congress and last but not least the n d a or this year's defense bill which contains a provision that will allow cable networks to cancel contracts with any network quote owned

r.t. america which airs fridays at seven pm holland thanks for joining us you bet. i want to correct what i said earlier i said there are six hundred thousand wal-mart stores when in fact there are only six hundred there are six hundred wal-mart stores we have one on every couple of blocks apologize for that and before we go former vice president joe biden is at it again in response to an interview question about public service he said quote the younger generation tells me how tough things are give me a break no no i have no empathy for it give me a break now i really like the vice president a lot and his new book by the way promise me dad is inspiring i cried a little bit even not ashamed to say but i also like the vice president am a baby boomer and i'm afraid these remarks are a little bit of a disservice to the millennial and the young people out there millennialism the generations to follow are facing real challenges on every front most importantly on climate change it's a crisis that my generation our generation mr vice president has failed so far to solve but

r.t. america did a really interesting show on friday and i've asked him to give us the cliff notes version for you all who who missed it hala you make the point that nobody is getting any younger and that's one reason why the book baby boomers may be actually creating a lot of economic ingenuity in our in our economy explain all that part every day in the u.s. a ten thousand people turned sixty five and in the next two decades another sixty five million americans hit the big seven zero we baby boomers born one thousand nine hundred sixty one nine hundred sixty four were the biggest generation in history until those millennial scame along yet we outnumbered boomers remain the most consequential generation july one twenty sixteen something began and it will never end that day the oldest baby boomers turn seventy and a half the age at which by law they are required to begin withdrawing money from ira accounts this dough squirreled away for decades and earning interest is now flooding the retail economy. although we do occasionally ask a teenager for a tech assist boomers are tech savvy one re

r.t. america and we are here to bring you a perspective on the world economic forum that you won't find anywhere else our team will be connecting across continents to bring the speakers the leaders and the events that will be making and shaping the news we'll bring it right to you on the air and online and we've got a really special week of fascinating guests breaking news and as you can see beautiful scenery ahead of us and we're so glad to be making this trip with you but before we bring in the players let's set the stage for this forum the world economic forum was actually founded by a business professor klaus shaab in one nine hundred seventy one first as a european management symposium here in the alpine town it's the highest town by the way in europe and that annual gathering became a forum for business leaders to learn about politics but also to discuss issues like inflation and while embargoes that were roiling global markets and the global economy and later it became more of a political discussion with political leaders in two thousand and eighteen in davos it's really a combination of

r.t. america and we are here to bring you a perspective on the world economic forum that you won't find anywhere else our team will be connecting across continents to bring the speakers the leaders and the events that will be making and shaping the news we'll bring it right to you on the air and online and we've got a really special week of fascinating guests breaking news and as you can see beautiful scenery ahead of us and we're so glad to be making this trip with you but before we bring in the players let's set the stage for this forum the world economic forum was actually founded by a business professor klaus shaab in one nine hundred seventy one first as a european management symposium here in the alpine town it's the highest town by the way in europe and that annual gathering became a forum for business leaders to learn about politics but also to discuss issues like inflation and or oil embargoes that were roiling global markets and the global economy and later it became more of a political discussion with political leaders in two thousand and eighteen in davos it's really a combination of

r.t. america did a really interesting show on friday and i've asked him to give us the cliff notes version for you all who who missed it hala you make the point that nobody is getting any younger and that's one reason why the book baby boomers may be actually creating a lot of economic ingenuity in our in our economy explain all that part every day in the u.s. a ten thousand people turned sixty five and in the next two decades another sixty five million americans hit the big seven zero we baby boomers born in one nine hundred forty six to one nine hundred sixty four were the biggest generation in history until those millennial scame along yet we outnumbered boomers remain the most consequential generation on july one twenty sixteen something began and it will never end that day the oldest baby boomers turn seventy and a half the age at which by law they are required to begin withdrawing money from ira accounts this dough squirreled away for decades and earning interest is now flooding the retail economy. although we do occasionally ask a teenager for a tech assist boomers are tech savvy on

r.t. america special report on president donald trump's first state of the union address president donald trump is preparing to give his first state of the union address to the nation after what has been a really divided political year the conservatives and supporters of the president's it has been a very good year a year of victories in fact mitch mcconnell said today it's been the best year for the conservatives in some thirty years a conservative has been placed on the united states supreme court along with a record setting number of judges appointed at the federal level the most significant tax reform has been put in place in some thirty years it has passed and the stock market who can argue with it it has reached record highs just today the dow stayed above twenty six thousand despite losses this week it's a big number no matter how you look at it now however for the democrats an investigation into alleged russian collusion remains thousands of immigrants face an uncertain future and millions of americans still struggle with the state of health care in this country and if the republi

r.t. america i was pleased to join him on occasion and last year i had the good fortune to meet lindsay france the former host of this show boom bust and enjoyed being her guest so thanks to lindsey france and especially thanks to ed schultz and to the experience an expert management here in america really pleased to host the program and now i get to question more and i can't think of a more important time in my life to be doing so there's more social economic and political turbulence and tumble even a little trouble than i've ever seen in my life my pledges to keep boom bust fun entertaining and lively but to ensure that we do what i've tried to do throughout my career and to let folks in on what's going on not just in washington and other capitals around the world but on wall street and in global financial centers the intersection between the washington's and wall street to the world have never impacted main street an average folks so heavily i've always had strong opinions on many matters but we want we will demand all sides here boom bust we won't be overly partisan or oppositional that ha

r.t. america. after traveling our planet and taking its temperature for several decades dr riess halter might introduce himself as an earth doctor a powerful voice for trees and sees to put a finer point on it and convey the urgency that his work recommends dr halter is technically an eco stressed physiology specializing in earth's life so. court systems he's the author of among other books save nature now and reese every time i have seen you on t.v. or read something you've written i come away less patient with the uninformed thank you for being here good to be with you all in a please clarify something which based on his tweets during this recent cold snap seems to have confused our president what's the difference between climate and weather right whether is what you see right now if you look through your window or if you're blessed and you're in southern california and you walk amongst our trees and yes we do have trees in so cal and climate is the weather over a long period thirty years or so w

r.t. america and we are here to bring you a perspective on the world economic forum that you won't find anywhere else our team will be connecting across continents to bring the speakers the leaders and the events that will be making and shaping the news we'll bring it right to you on the air and online and we've got a really special week of fascinating guests breaking news and as you can see beautiful scenery ahead of us and we're so glad to be making this trip with you but before we bring in the players let's set the stage for this forum the world economic forum was actually founded by a business professor klaus shaab in one nine hundred seventy one first as a european management symposium here in the alpine town it's the highest town by the way in europe and that annual gathering became a forum for business leaders to learn about politics but also to discuss issues like inflation and or oil embargoes that were roiling global markets and the global economy and later it became more of a political discussion with political leaders in two thousand and eighteen in davos it's really a combination of

r.t. america. and david joins us here on the talk about his report always a pleasure and you said they were the most americans come up for even a five hundred dollar medical bill let alone the price you talked about in that report. how are they just applying this allows this layer in a time they just buy it from the c.e.o. standpoint he says this is a science and revolutionary science and they're saying that the breakthrough is and a plain investment so we keep going with this gene therapy you know technology in that therapy so they're saying that you know these breakthroughs lead to investment in the costs of initially would go down eventually would go down now the other interesting play at this is also you know health insurance you know there used to kind of paying for medicine that happens over the course of a long period of time or a report patients entire life but this is basically a one time kind of american treatment how does this present a challenge to you know the health insurance is and t

r.t. . now america's national security agency has the power to identify people by this song and of their voice the n.s.a. is thought to be using technology much more advanced than say we're almost on that's according to a report based on documents leaked by the agency's former contractor edward snowden picking up the story this hour jack the into gaza. on the top of my voice there isn't much of my identity very compelling i'm female and people act like they're going through but i'm american i love. the n.s.a. however could do a lot more easily using my voice to identify who i am what language i'm speaking my gender and my dialect according to classified documents from the snowden archive the n.s.a. has been developing technology to identify a speaker using just their voice for years when sigyn to transcribers work the same target set for a long time they sometimes can identify a certain individual in recorded conversations just by the sound of his voice and by his unique way of speaking this process was traditionally known as voice identification now rapidly improving technology is available t

r.t. correspondent america has the latest details on the ongoing protests and international reaction to it. the u.s. has firmly voiced its support for the anti-government movement basser nikki haley has even called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss the ongoing situation and to courageously stand up for quote oppressed people rising up against their dictators even going on to praise the great bravery of the protesters the international community has a role to play going on this the freedoms that are enshrined in the united nations charter our nerves are under attack in iran if the iranians dictatorships history is any guide we can expect more outrageous abuses in the days to come the u.n. must speak out well to provide a bit of context iranians first took to the streets to express discontent over the country's economic situation and alleged corruption of the government and now it's nation wide with both anti-government factions and pro-government factions but hundreds of arrests have been made there have been violent clashes and even some deaths which has allo

america. so i welcome you watching the weekly here in r.t. international our look back at what's been happening over the last seven days. now on thursday ecuador announced it had granted wiki leaks founder julian assange citizenship he's been holed up in the country's london embassy for over five years now after seeking political asylum there but he's still unable to leave his the u.k. refuses to grant him to promote a community and says he must surrender and face justice nor smith recaps developments. billionaire sons posted a photograph of himself in an ecuadorian football shirt which gave rise to a lot of speculation about what that could mean he generally doesn't do things unless they mean something and then we saw reports surfacing from quito which said that he had received a national identity number so he's been entered into the tax register essentially which is something that will only happen to citizens of ecuador this follows a statement earlier this week from the foreign minister of ecuador saying that the situation of our son's liv

america's online army r.t. learns of pentagon plans to develop software to automatically post messages responses on social media. also for the last seven days trumps oval office outburst global backlash over the us president alleged group remarks about immigrants from africa and central america. by sunday afternoon here in moscow or no in that thanks for joining us live for it r.t. for the weekly around the big stories of the last seven days of which there were many starting this on thursday ecuador announced it has granted wiki leaks founder julian assange citizenship he's been holed up of course in the country's london embassy for over five years now after seeking political asylum there but he's still unable to leave as the u.k. refuses to grant him diplomatic immunity and says he must surrender and face justice laura smith recaps the week's developments. photograph of himself in an ecuadorian football shirt which gave rise to a lot of speculation about what that could mean he generally doesn't do things unle

r.t. international. if you decide to challenge america's experiment in democracy it's going to be your worst day those are the words of the u.s. defense secretary as the unveiled america's new defense strategy which will now primarily focus on deterring russia and china. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're engaged in today but great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of your security first and foremost this america's defense strategy so to speak is so much on the offensive side of the tracks it almost makes you think that someone copy and pasted the old name into the you know into the headline space so it's the first time since the cold war american military is focusing on this great competition of powers so this can really be seen as sort of a that sort of mentality making a comeback what it also means is the infamous war on terror is taking the backseat it is being put on the back burner so to speak instead washington is focusing on russia china iran and north korea but really the pentagon is singling out moscow and beijing have a listen we face

r.t. international the u.s. defense secretary has just announced america's new defense strategy saying it would focus on the terrets of perceived foreign threats like china and russia we cannot get more details on this from our correspondent start of a joint. in the studio you know what can you tell us excuse me well first and foremost it may sound like not that much of a big deal because russia and china have been on the u.s. defense radar for a while but they have never taken the first line they have never taken like the sort of the first prize this is the first time that the united states are focusing on an open confrontation on an open you know like power power. push push of shoulders you know like solar power power race since the times of the cold war they're doing this for the first time which means and they have been very explicit about this that the war on terror the infamous war on terror is now playing sort of a backdrop role they are moving down the list so it's not the top priority now and so why would the u.s. single out why are they singled out china and russia why do they want to target them well thi

r.t. international the war on terror is no longer america's top foreign policy priority instead the u.s. will focus on a global power play with russia and china which are its main threats on the world stage that's according to the secretary of defense james. is his second year in office the government is set to be shut down over a funding bill on the program we take a look back at the highs and the lows of the president's tenure so far. and a new red alert as a witch hunt against communism appears on the rise we told the story of a student who's been saying in the media that communism never actually. thanks for sharing your saturday with us here on r.t. international we come to you live from the russian capital with the latest world headlines. so you can just go ahead and forget about the war on terror it's russia and china that are now america's biggest threat that's what the u.s. defense secretary james mattis spelt out as he unveiled the country's new foreign policy priorities. picks up the story trump's new defense doctrine could probably be summed up in just three words bring it on

r.t. international our top story u.s. vice president. america's embassy in israel will move to jerusalem next year. president trump has directed the state department to immediately begin preparations to move the united states embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and that united states embassy will open before the end of next year well this announcement by the american vice president is hugely controversial and no doubt will be met with the same kind of backlash that met the announcement by the american president donald trump last month when he stated that is the capital of israel now they were protests that were held as the american vice president landed in his well yesterday there were posters with his face on that were trampled on and thrown about at the same time a day of rage has been called for tomorrow tuesday in the palestinian territories the palestinian leadership is boycotting this visit by the american vice president now that protest actually moved inside the israeli parliament today just as paris was about to start his speech members of

r.t. international the war on terror is no longer america's top foreign policy priority instead of the u.s. . power play with russia and china which are its main threats on the world stage. year in office the government is said to be shot down over a funding bill there on the program we take a look back at. the president's tenure so far. as a witch hunt against communism appears on the rise tell the story of a. saying in the media that communism never fails. morning. you are watching our international and from all of us here welcome to your news. so you can forget the whole war on terror it's russia and china that are now america's biggest threats that's what the u.s. defense secretary james. as he unveiled the country's new foreign policy priorities . picks up the story. trump's new defense doctrine can probably be summed up in just three words bring it on if you challenge it will be your longest and your worst day the war on terror is now secondary the priority is the new great game of good lobel proportions great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of u.s. national

r.t. . now president of turkey has lashed out at america apparently threatening to drop bilateral agreements. the united states should excuse us but the laws in our bilateral ties and the bilateral accords between us are losing their validity i'm saddened to say this but this is how from now on when the statement was made after a turkish bank was convicted in the us. how can a tiller was who is a deputy director of a turkish state owned bank could now be facing up to thirty years in prison he was found guilty of making a billion dollar deal with iran despite u.s. sanctions turkey however insists the case is purely political and that the evidence was fabricated ok we're joined now by again he's a member of turkey's ruling party going to talk to us about this good afternoon thanks for coming on what do you make then of the president's statement can we expect a change in u.s. turkey relations do you think. the u.s. district court decision was. almost sick. of the g. eight and. does the. united states. we will try hard to try hard to. review the development. why does turkey believe that this cas

r.t. . looks at how the alliance between turkey and america seems to be crumbling. unbelievable is this real a nato member telling daddy you know i mean i mean come on behave yourself oral point a gun at you am i exaggerating a bit mr aired on didn't say that these exact words but turkey's got a prime minister who pretty much did anyone who gives logistical support to the white b.g. is turkey's target for the record the white b.g. equals the kurdish army and for all these years who's been giving the kurds all kinds of support right. the kurds were extended in all of branch that's what ankara calls its military op the but where does that wipe e.g. get its guns. tapered on couldn't care less why washington's been helping the kurds to destroy eisel for this man the kurdish militias are no better than terrorists that explains his latest messages to america the us is in the process of creating a terror army on our border what we have to do is nip this terror army in the bud america do not encroach on our borders do not provoke us or we will run out of patience does anyon

r.t. international the war on terror is no longer america's top foreign policy priority instead the u.s. will focus on a global power play with russia and china which are its main threats on the world stage that it's according to the secretary of defense james mattis. this is second year in office the government is said to be shut down over a funding bill to take a look back at the highs and lows of the president's tenure so far. on the war. as a witch hunt against communism appears on the rise tell the story of a student who's been bashed for saying in the media that communism never actually failed. time just turning eight am on saturday here in moscow you're watching r.t. international from all of us here a very warm welcome to you. if you challenge us it will be your longest and worst day those were the words of the u.s. defense secretary james mattis as he unveiled america's new foreign policy priorities shifting from fighting terror to deterring russia and china. picks up the story trump's new defense doctrine could probably be summed up in just three words bring it on if you challe

r.t. international now there's been a fiery exchange between russia and america at the u.n. over how chemical attacks in syria should be investigated russia wants to ensure all future probes require experts to visit the sites of alleged incidents however that proposal was strongly rejected by the u.s. . russia is complicit in the assad regime's atrocities you are acting as judge and prosecutor russia is running from the facts your behavior exposes your true motives russia has the audacity to lecture this security council this is a long political spectacle for not going to accept any russian proposal that undermines our ability to get to the truth we should at least have taken a look at the draft before rejecting it russia all on its own killed the mechanism we had specifically tasked to identify those responsible q what do you need an investigative mechanism for before an investigation you haven't cuse the syrian government of using chemical weapons. well that came during a debate on how to tweak the so-called joint investigative mechanism a system used to assess chemical at

r.t. dot com or you can stay with us because if you decide to challenge america's experiment in democracy it is going to be your worst day those were the words from the american defense secretary as he unveiled america's new defense strategy which now primarily focuses on deterring russia and china. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're engaged in today but great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of us now thoughts to cure it. he has done a far correspondent joins me in a studio you've been following this closely more closely may that's for sure. but he's talking about a great power competition what did he mean well and they all first and foremost this america's defense strategy so to speak is so much on the offensive side of the tracks that it almost makes you think that someone copy and pasted the old name into the you know into the headline space so it's the first time since the cold war american military is focusing on this great competition of powers so this can really be seen as sort of a sort of mentality making a comeback w

r.t. international chinese media outlets could suffer the same fate as altie america and be forced to read just a foreign agents go the details for you after this short break. is iran must going to fit in to steve jobs kids by coming up with innovative products you know the electronic gadgets market is a little bit different in the car business because the car business is you know you kind of bound by the highway system and you're bound by the whole infrastructure that is the automotive industry and the lobbying of the automotive industry so it's a bit difficult to be disruptive in that industry in a way he's going to open up his charging stations with one nine hundred fifty style burger and shake joints with servers on roller skates ok that's that's an idea that might take off that might be a new like starbucks like third place that people go to to have an experience that might work. welcome back chinese media could be made to register as foreign agents in america at least if u.s. senators go their way three months ago aussie americans suffer the same fate senators are now lobbying the de

r.t. so long now from switzerland see you next week from washington. is america as it actually is it a bomb it was a fantasy is reality and he's doing what you'd expect a seasoned businessman to do cut all the nonsense out of the mix bring jobs back. prescribe medication is widespread on the u.s. market and a frequent cause of death at that point in my life i just felt like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit some sight was all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was is completely alter what i did was done on a cocktail of legal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's saying here's what people have been saying about redacted in the sixty's full on awesome well the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than two thousand and six and see people you n

r.t. international with me and nikki erin and russia and china or rather the need to counter them dominates america's new defense strategy haven't been given more prominence then ever and then even the war on terror the strategy was unveiled by the u.s. defense secretary in the last few minutes. but we will continue to prosecute the campaign against terror that we're in. great power competition not terrorism is now the primary focus of your security are now joined in the studio by dan off to discuss this further igor thanks for coming in again so what exactly is this great power competition that matters is talking about well this great power competition is something that the united states have not focused their defense strategy in decades in fact last time they did this were the times of the cold war so this newly unveiled document or rather the summary of it because the full version is classified is something that is clearly a bit of a reminiscence to that of to the times of the cold war now russia and china as you've mentioned holding the top lines they are basically the key threats the u.s. has ou

r.t. paris. you know the least today the turkish president lashed out at america and there's apparently threatening to drop bilateral agreements now the united states should excuse us but the laws in our bilateral ties and the bilateral accords between us are losing their validity i'm saddened to say this but this is how it will be from now on turkish journalists a lot of killing more on relations between ankara washington. turkish and u.s. relations have been deteriorating again in the last incident just came after the conviction of a turkish banker and who is in the executive of a state owned turkish bank and it came after the testimony of the turkish iranian gold trader who is a convict in the united states for evading u.s. sanctions in iran now this whole trial may lead up to thirty years in prison for these comics lately president out of the one has yet again condemned these actions of the united states and if this is the u.s. understanding of justice then the world is doomed for one thing the u.s. should review its understanding of justice and at the same time strengthen it while the turkish

r.t. jacqueline berger reports from the. there and the results. one mistake america's future has never been brighter i will always put america first i believe in america to come to america where you can innovate create and build now that pretty much wraps up his whole speech which centered on progress that's been made in the u.s. in the presence of opinion since he came to the white house he touched specifically on the booming stock market on the recent tax reform that he signed and the progress against eisel he also went on to say that leaders should be cheerleaders for their own countries and that he's a cheerleader for the u.s. and that's easy for him because he loves the country so much now of course trump being trump he didn't forget to mention the media during his time on the stage let's take a quick listen as a businessman i was always treated really well by the press you know the numbers speak and things happen but i've really had a very good press and it was until i became a politician that i realized how nasty how mean how vicious and how fake the press can b

r.t. and if you see it somewhere else you can watch us all watch r t america on direct t.v. channel three two one thanks for watching and question more. all see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two the most qualified for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that waving spirit to the r.c.t. . recently had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best form since my last we'll call him the story. of the no zero zero zero zero russia. drive. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good. for the central bank especially there's the lender of last resort or to provide liquidity in case there's a credit freeze the fact that you have such a banks becoming the buyer of first order and that they're printing money to buy stocks is a complete inversion of what their role is supposed to be in the economy and they become a giant he