mentioned the issue of taxation for the big corporations and for the mega rich. i think in many ways devil styles represent what people find surface writing about capitalism which of these very cozy relationships between big business and big government and the seeking of special supporters and special bailouts in their times of need while the rest of society loses out i do question whether or not there are taxation is really the case here we already have an extremely progressive taxation system the top one percent of taxpayers in the u.k. pay about 29 percent of all income tax in the us it's even higher the top one percent of income earners pay about 40 percent of all income tax i'm not sure that it's possible to make taxation systems more progressive in and to really try to take wealth from the rich much more without it really hurting our overall levels of growth the overall levels of prosperity and i think that makes people much worse off i think we spend enough time talking about how terrible the rich are and how awful they are despite the fact that of course

the rich always get rich at the expense of everybody else. and there's i think she's wrong and in a true capitalistic society every trade that takes place should be mutually advantageous advantageously we can all make wealth together and a cooperative yeah but yeah go that way yeah ok but that large made us perspective on why i lived in communist eastern europe in the 1980 s. nobody has to tell me about communism in marxist theory i lived through it ok and it is a dead end full stop ok ok pie a lot of inequality to write a lot of and there was an enormous amount of inequality and communism ok i absolutely had to be good see i want to keep that inequality going let me go to pile here but there's very but there's the perception i agree with ok jump in go ahead that's a point of program go ahead in a way yeah i i agree with i agree with jeffrey were guarding the earlier statement that he had made a couple of things involving the issue of sound money that he had referenced as well as what he just said as far as opportunity if you're lazy and you

mentioned the issue of taxation for the big corporations and for the mega rich. i think in many ways devil styles represent what people find surface writing about capitalism which of these very cozy relationships between big business and big government and the seeking of special supporters and special bailouts in their times of need while the rest of society loses out i do question whether or not there are taxation is really the case here we already have an extremely progressive taxation system the top one percent of taxpayers in the u.k. pay about 29 percent of all income tax in the u.s. it's even higher the top one percent of income earners pay about 40 percent of all income tax i'm not sure that it's possible to make taxation systems more progressive in and to really try to take wealth from the rich much more without it really hurting our overall levels of growth year over levels of prosperity and i think that makes people much worse off i think we spend enough time talking about how terrible the rich are and how awful they are despite the fact that of course

without remorse but really interested one want to see a movie about the rich or. poor. so i just thought that was an interesting way. oh my gosh. go ahead i tell you i don't i disagree with the last critic i thought that rich family it was free to be harmful just the way that they look down on people that the whole there's a part where he says that poor people smell differently i felt the pain that. song . character felt and like it's the kind of i mean the micrograms sion but it really is represents where there's you know there's there's a part where there's a flood and it's like they're like. mad to see nancy and you just going to just really anti a film that really oh i'm going to put you in the quiet room finale in the smallest attention and then talk to cayle and tell you you think all new ways of splitting the film is not entirely a split but they were between the rich family and the paul family one of the things that happens is that the poor family smell to think from the rich i mean and that's brought up in the film. yeah i think the film is wonderful for obviou

i want to be rich. but you going to be this is like the for 3 of them or 10 people. interested always in the waters of. course. and that's had to europe because it's a nice former interior minister that's. has been stripped of parliamentary immunity by the senate it means he could stop over his controversial decision to provide migrant rescue boats docking at autonomy and ports salvini who welcomed being taken to court claim that any trial will prove him right. i will go to call with my head held high in the name of the italian people if they arrest me they will have to find a prison big enough for all of us they must find a big enough court this will be a trial against the italian people the investigation into salvini will center around a coast guard ship carrying $131.00 rescued migrants which was prevented from docking in the italian port of will cost in 2018 they was eventually allowed to dock after a deal was struck with the e.u. but salvini could now face up to 15 years in jail for illegally detained in those markets. as the leader of the likud party salvini he

more somehow want to be rich. but you'd like to be cross with the wife of a for 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my god. there should. be one else so small seemed wrong when old roles just don't call. me the old game yet to say proud disdain comes to educate and in games from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground the. thank you welcome back with britain finally said to quit the e.u. prime minister boris johnson's hunt for new trade partners has turned to africa but his past comments on the continent as well as double stoner's when it comes to commerce there are raising fresh questions. the reports prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish and boost post threats at business relations and his efforts to woo he's hosted the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts

the divide between the ridiculously rich and the rest of us is at a polling of levels a new report finds as the world's richest and most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum and this was found. and as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader american companies get an extension to trade with that as well oiled companies bypassing sanctions that are applied to others washington had imposed restrictions to put pressure on the current government in caracas but it seems it's business as usual for us while majors. watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 russia questions the published findings getting a backlash from western countries during the session a former o.p.c. specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings that a chemical attack even occurred there or. watch new. findings information. so testimony talks in order to study i

it's not unusual for the super rich to arrive somewhere by helicopter.this group of visitors is being flown to the yacht because it's tied up in a rather out of the white location just off the west coast of greenland near the city of italy set. below 0 thank you and there are 9 guests on board today. an experienced crew is here to look after them. the yours is owned by a man for track dutch boat builder who also owns a charter cruise company the ship is called the legit and is just under 78 meters long the legend is actually a converted icebreaker and yun supervise most of its. refitting work in self over a period of 2 and a half years the advantage of such an expedition yacht is that it allows access to hard to reach locations which a growing number of the ultra wealthy a seeking out the former icebreaker now looks like a 5 star hotel complete with a fireplace. the legend has 13 cabins timeless styling and beautiful furnishings create an elegant and comfortable atmosphere on board the yacht also features impressive leisure and entertainment facilities.

the chasm between rich and poor grows father skill that sounds the globe's wealthiest and most powerful got the 50th wild economic forum and the swiss alps. and as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader. american farms are getting yet to not the way down the sanctions that hit everyone else. it's 5 pm here in moscow this tuesday afternoon for myself and the whole team here at all th q a very warm welcome to the program. and starts us off this hour at the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the wall its chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of in 20 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during a session a former o.p.c. specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings a chemical tuck even a cut. there are many clear or new. findings perps information doctor or nurse s. . so. this has. resulted in a huge turnaround situation from our clothes. we're joined here over to you. tube let us be in no down there was this chemical weapons attack in june we have in

the divide between the ridiculously rich on the rest of us is out of warning labels a new report finds as the world's great system most powerful god but for the 50th economic forum and this was. not us secretary of state needs venezuela an opposition leader one quite so american farms get an extension to trade with the country by bypassing sanctions applied to other. 3 pm here in the russian capital wherever you are in the wild thanks for tuning in to international. and let's start with this story the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during a session of former specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings that a chemical attack even occurred there also to make clear new. findings for information notices. you know so. is. has. this fixed. resulted in a complex turnaround situation. we're joined here. you let us be in no down there was this chemical weapons attack in june we have

you're seeing is crony capitalism you're seeing the economic system getting tilted in favor of the rich this is where the rents take sectors are making huge profits at the expense of borden ordinary citizens. now we've also read this other disturbing statistic that says 9 people have more wealth than half of the population of india so about 650000000 people how did that situation develop isn't that's a result of for richt system a system which favors the super rich it favors the billionaires who concentrate more and more wealth in their hands and the poor continue to be poor and in fact become poorer because the commons the land water forests goes out of their hands and it gets concentrated again in the hands of the super rich so this is obscene and corti and this cannot continue in a country like india. based on everything that's happening so far would you say that the indian government is making gender equality a priority. let me talk about the inequality from a gendered lens this economic system is also rigged in favor of men it's a patriarchal economic system let me tell you a story

the chasm between rich and poor grows the still that sounds the globe's wealthiest most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. also this hour as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan proposition. american farms get rejected not the wave on the sanctions that hit everyone else but. bringing you up to speed on the biggest events from around the world this is our international thanks for joining us all this changed. and that start with one of the biggest of out of the stories that's the fact that the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the walls chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of doom up in 2080 in russia has questions the published findings which has triggered a backlash from western countries during the session a former specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings a chemical attack even. the report makes clear what new. findings perp's information doctor or nurse s. you know sort of testimony. is. has. this fixed is. resulted in a complex turnaround situation from workers. where you are

the chasm between rich and poor grows father still that sounds the globe's wealthiest and most powerful data for the 50th so much for him and the swiss alps. and the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader one american farms to get gets a new knocked out waves out on the sanctions that hit everyone else. 247 live from the russian capital this is our international i'll be taking you through the biggest stories of the day so far starting with this one the u.n. security council has debated the investigation by the walls chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 20 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from western countries during the session of former o.p.c. w. specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings a chemical attack even occurred there are not many clear or new. findings or information. you know so. has. this fix. resulted in a complex turnaround situation from. where you are here to. let us be know down there was this chemical weapons attack in june we in 2 huge 15 witnesses so

the divide between the ridiculously rich on the rest of offices are appalling levels a new report finds as the world's richest the most powerful god of the 5th year while the number 4 and this was solid. as the u.s. secretary of state means venezuelan opposition need to why joe american farms get an extension to trade with the country bypassing sanctions all the. 2 pm here in moscow from myself and everyone here in the newsroom a very warm welcome to the program. and let's start with probably the biggest story developing overnight the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of doom up back in 28 teen russia has questioned the published findings triggering a backlash from the western countries during the session a former specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings that a chemical attack even occurred. there are many clear or new. findings perp's information doctor or nurse s. you know so. many terms of quality. care has. this fixed. resulted in a complex turnaround situation from one of those i

sema rich: easy charge t. himself was commanding iranian troops that were present in iraq. there no pushing needed. the shia who live in iraq are perfectly happy to be in bed with the iranians. the sunnis not so much. it is very deeply tied to the religious differenceetween those sects. judy: what about the role of congress in this? should congress be required to have an authorization, a sign off before the president takes this kind of military action in the future? se. rich: we have the war powers act and the president also has powers under article two of the constitution. this was not a political action but a military action the president took to protect american people and american interests. under the law, he is required to report to congress within 48 onhours of the ac he took and the basis for it. i have been assured in numerous calls including with the president himself this morning that the report will be this was a military action and not a legislative action. judy: and going forward? sen. rich: same

so one of the items would be to get the rich off the times national compromise or the domestic one yet in fact why you know any just like any other kind of higher but how likely would those be. it's kind of as if you were asking in the 16th century how likely is parliamentary democracy every issue that has ever been faced in human history whether it's slavery a civil rights women's rights. the popular democracy you pick it whatever it is you've got a struggle for you think it's something rich definitely will come it's just a question of the snow and i am not definitely at all you know what likely to come as a current tendencies continue is essentially the destruction of the possibilities for organized civilized life not enough for a future and there's still in all. these lasers were bringing in the need in this trade to chords when they're saying oh this one on it is a road that is sustainable very well that would then spend your time working to create that better organization maybe i should do this film and maybe you should do this in a good idea maybe i should ask you to participate

also this hour of the divide between the ridiculously rich and the rest of us is palling levels a new report finds as the world's richest and most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. and i asked the u.s. secretary of state to meet venezuelan opposition leader one why doe american companies get an extension to trade with venezuelan oil companies bypassing sanctions that are applied to others washington had imposed the restrictions to put pressure on the current government in caracas but it seems it's business as usual for u.s. oil majors. are watching our 2 international coming to you live in the russian capital where it's just turned 10 am the program. the un security council has witnessed heated exchanges over a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 the us on the u.k. defended the report despite leaks casting serious doubt on whether a chemical attack took place at all. let this be no down there was this chemical weapons attack. we must defend the credibility and the findings of the o.p.

also this are the divide between the wind dick you'll see rich and the rest of us get out of polling levels a new report finds as the world's richest and most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum in the swiss alps. and as the u.s. secretary of state as well the opposition leader won by no american firms given the extension to trade with the country of bypassing sanctions applied to other. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. the u.n. security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of dumont back in 2018 russia questions the published findings getting a backlash from the western countries during the session a former specialist said the fact finding team had serious misgivings that a chemical attack even occurred. there of course to make clear what new. findings perps information doctor or nurses. fields of testimony toxicology studies chemical analysis. and all of this fix is. resulted in a complex turnaround situation from one o

also this hour the divide between the would definitely rich and the breast of us as out telling the levels a new report finds as the world's richest and most powerful gather for the 50th world economic forum and weeks west alps. and as the u.s. secretary of state meets venezuelan opposition leader american companies get an extension to trade with venezuelan oil companies bypassing sanctions that are applied to others washington had imposed restrictions to put pressure on the current government in caracas but it seems it's business as usual for us all majors . a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. here and security council has debated a probe by the global chemical weapons watchdog into an incident in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 russia questions they publish findings getting a backlash from the u.s. during the session a former o.p.c. specialist out of the fact finding team had serious misgivings about a chemical attack had even occurred. there are of course not make clear what new. findings perp's inform

it always seems castro's daughters really rich, maduro's daughters really rich, they seem to enrich themselves. >> you attack the notion that socialism is attainable by saying in the book that every economy in the world will distribute resources unequally. there is no opportunity for equal distribution of resources so in a world of unequal distribution of resources you prefer merit over cronyism. do we follow summers in the united states congress of leaning into those elements of crony capitalism and does that take us on the slow march to these? >> guest: i think so. the whole idea of how things are distributed and the quality of it being a goal, if things were equally distributed the problem is you would like incentive. you want to increase your share of the pie so getting rid of the incentives was always a problem. do we fall into the trap here? yes because sometimes in order to get the things we want by reducing taxes on the economy, taking people off at the lower end who pay no taxes, we have a tax system that is different than scandinavia. instead of everybody paying we are more tipped to

am has proposed an additional point 5 percent tax on the ultra rich to level the playing field a bit it could be a good solution in a world where the rich actually pay their taxes $1.00 of the world's biggest companies for example amazon didn't pay a dime of u.s. corporate taxes on its $11200000000.00 worth of profits in 2018 in a system where there's different rules for the commoners and the captains of industry it's no wonder people across the globe think capitalism has done more 'd harm than good in the past i think we're coming to of a point in human history in wish we are beginning to see the end of capitalism now it has produced. a situation where it is both of global system but it has produced results that are simply unacceptable and you see millions and i think bill use of the americans and people around the world simply saying this system doesn't perform in the way we want and that kind of feeling reflected in polls everywhere is usually the beginning of the inequality has been there since the beginning of time why should you even bother while the problem is if the current l

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it's of no use to the very rich so therefore there's a concerted attempt to destroy it. one of the ways is defunding it you want to destroy some system 1st the fund. then it will work people be angry they want something else that's a standard technique for. private eyes exam system. we see it in the attack on public schools and public schools are based on the principle of solidarity. i no longer have children in school they're grown up but the principle of solidarity says i happily pay taxes so that the kid across the street can go to school that's normal human emotion and it drives it out of people's heads i don't have kids in school why should i pay taxes privatized it so on. the public education system all the way from kindergarten to higher education is under severe attack i mean that's one of the jewels of american society. you go back to the golden age again the great growth period fifty's and sixty's a lot of that is based on free public education. and one of the results of the 2nd world war was the g.i. bill right which enabled veterans remember that's a large pa

people stick it to the rich people, that is a lie. >> is it a zero-sum because that is the argument they make as the rich get richer it comes up someone else's expense and i think you use a variety of examples to go through certain circumstances where it's actually capitalism. >> we look at that as income equality being bandied about by the left and it's a terrible thing and we actually look at thitinto the interesting thing s that they say one of the jobs pakistan and ethiopia has less income inequality than us and if i can move there you think it's going to be great. it really isn't about how close you are to each other it's about what your level is. income inequality one of the offers we quoted is that it's sort of like a jealousy trope. it's about me carrying how much money and in reality that is almost a vice. if i get some you're getting the last. the truth of the matter is that statistics are overwhelming on this with economics getting bigger and bigger and there's less poverty. there is one that we quoted called human progress.org and they are associatetheir associae statist

family to sort of split them but maybe the rich families actually split the poor family very interesting complex movie that's also a huge amount of fun korea for me has been the most exciting place for cinema for maybe the last 10 years and it's really great to see that the oscars are finally acknowledging it and who knows maybe there's a chance at the top prize that would be so excite. now of course to finish off it was a big day for netflix which got over 20 nominations i believe it's been scratching the doors of the oscars for some time is this the year that streaming service can possibly take the big prize it might might be i mean it's got $24.00 nominations i got 2 huge films going up which are nominee for best picture and marriage story and those 2 look at those 2 films as interesting as they really show the ambition that netflix has is a very different movies i mean the irishman big gangster epic from martin scorsese shows him at his at his peak joe passes for normal in the film marriage story completely different it's. a more intimate stale divorce and it. stars sort of handsome

hope you doing good welcome to the program she is africa's riches woman but how did. the daughter of angola's former president really make her fortune and universities in alleges she became rich by stealing from the state the sun the dismissed claims she says she's a victim of witch hunt the international consortium of investigative journalist which published the new allegations on sunday see we have evidence of massive wrongdoing by the former 1st daughter. with me in the studio is. a journalist who's lived in writing about angola for many years welcome special they can right now tell us more about the main allegations against isabel discounters well essentially it's 2 questions one is about legality and one is about huge flows of wealth offshore from angola and i think the big story here is that large amounts of money have gone out of angola money that could have been used for angola and development one of the one of africa's poorest countries but instead it's gone into a well a well to remains of offshore companies and real estate and normal companies all around th

then refused to fall prey for the rich and powerful. and to build solidarity to incorporate from the star and not as an afterthought. so thinking about communities that also means thinking differently about immigration to create opportunities for national service to all different geographies. and i talk about in half the book and that i talk about these in more detail in the q&a. and that is distributed economic power. and then expanded opportunity for everyone and everywhere in america. and the antimonopoly policies to regulate. to think about tax policy and you think about the public provision of services with broadband internet things that are important for modern life. and how we can support that engine of growth and opportunity right here. and then to claim that and then to ensure at the same time everyone participates in our democracy. and gerrymandering but if you think very differently about congress in an area that is a considerable influence in the lack of resources to think about challenging questions of technology. and then

in other words, fire the cops and let the rich get richer.he rich get richer and more powerful and somehow that was going to make the rest of the economy work. you know what happened, it worked perfectly fine. 1980 to 2017, gdp in america does this. goes down through the crash of 2008 but it does this. corporate profits, the dow jones, right. we're creating in this country, enormous new wealth every year. new income every year. you want to know how much of that new income from 1980, almost 40 years now, how much of that new income went to the 90% of america. answer, zero. 99.6% of all new income generated at this country sucked up to the top. what was the first response of the trump administration when they got in. tax cuts for those at the top cause they aren't rich enough yet. they were pretty open about it. they said, our do nonors have b giving us this money and if we don't show a real pay off, they're going to stop giving us money. they just said it. i hope everybody in this room the next time anyone tells you the problem in washington i

we collected what they would do which was publicly available only live rich richer that month rich the fish north is known to breed the months very recent. particular fish should be awarded. to that month very dark fish believes all the fish really gets caught along with their fish. just as the moon by a resident who found out about the gallon a year ago and now strictly follows one cooking for her to. dig so you put on even though i really like i've stopped eating them for me to 3 months of the year because that's the time that they breed situation however this fish is something we can eat now. have also begun to follow the routine like the seafood restaurant in mumbai if we have different kinds of dishes on the menu then we would rather use a different fish for every preparation that is on the menu as opposed to those one fish on the end united must be on the entire menu and that cans and that kind of makes it cool for us makes it slightly challenging to come up with dishes in the sense and the challenge is something that we enjoy. the restaurant staff see there has been a remarkable

country and everybody wants to keep some kind of influence on these very rich resources indeed i can't really detect a real interest of having a 2nd syria that's certainly what the joint german foreign minister has warned could happen unless international powers back off out of libya that's to derby's chief political editor thank you so much michel. libya's u.n. backed government has accused have those forces of breaking a cease fire near the capital tripoli both sides have traded claims of breaches since the ceasefire came into effect a week ago in a country so deeply divided many are skeptical that today's summit can really bring about change. in libya's capital tripoli people await news of sunday's but then peace conference that expectations are low. regarding the bird in conference if it favors the libyan people libya will of course welcome it but if it pavers other matters then we won't be happy here. the truth is the conference of berlin is simply a trap to libya i don't think that any benefits will come out of it. there are currently 2 sides to libya the internationally recogniz

mark: it always seems like the rich find a way to stay ahead of the curve and continue to get rich noat the climate is. why will he be different this time? it isterms of policy, likely to stay the same, which will be the status of, or a shift less. if the democrats were to win in 2020, every democrat has proposed some kind of tax on the rich. in terms of the core economic fundamentals, the labor market wage growth growing slowly. corporate profits at the aggregate level have not increasing wide a while. joe: one area we have seen real change is immigration. you see a lot of handwringing among corporate republicans and ofocrats about the problems lower immigration. how will that affect the labor situation and some of the fruits of the last decade? the wealthy, one of the reasons they like immigration is it is workers for them. service labor in terms of line cooks and housekeepers and things like that. we have seen financial markets have made up for that. but if markets were two-state steady. will that move the needle? we know it has been muted and it will likely continue to be muted gi

another one is about riches. i'm notot so rich i never need o work again, not that i would ever be.ut i'm working hard at doing science and some are struggling they may be working hard and still unable. maybe they have jobs that don't pay enough. we are all less rich than someone at more than someone else salso be formed out of it. here's the one about white t won wear white women are privileged than white men but more privileged billeted to white womenen. i use these to empathize with toer people which brings me the conclusion that helps me with empathy. it might not be something you put in the same sentence with empathy at least not in a positive way. but i think this is an important partner of mathematical thinking actually come and i would like to conclude why talking about what i think intelligence is and how i think this could help us be intelligent, so i thought about this and i thought another diagram is interconnected, so i think that intelligence involves being reasonable, powerfully logical proposal being helpful so what does reasonable means of access means that you are

land can make you very rich, especially if your father is the president.und evidence that isabel dos santos was handed multi—million dollar deals by her dad. this is the outskirts of the angolan capital luanda. disease and death stalk these pathways. the people here live next to an open sewers. this is very upsetting, it is revolting. it smells and the water is filthy and it is right next door to where these people were forced to live. and, as the tide rises, the water just moves into where people are living their lives. imagine living here. translation: when we are eating the flies come out of the sewer and come in here for the food. we have outbreaks of diarrhoea, vomiting and other diseases like malaria. we live very poorly here. but this community of about 500 families hasn't always lived like this. they had to move after their land was marked for major development. these people used to live in a fishing village on that land over there, but they were removed by the police and they had to build a new home here. 0ur documents show isabel dos santos‘ comp