so, it is clear, he's rich, but _ to be rich. so, it is clear, he's rich, but not _ to be rich.ear, he's rich, but not to be _ to be rich. so, it is clear, he's rich, but not to be a _ to be rich. so, it is clear, he's rich, but not to be a the - to be rich. so, it is clear, he's rich, but not to be a the poor. let's go back to the speech you made that too few people understand what it is like. you, clearly, given your background, do understand what it is like. i was reading something you wrote about your mum, who of course had mental health problems as well as being in poverty. yes. coming home with a ting of dog food was, thinking she was bringing a treat. my thinking she was bringing a treat. my mum can't read or write, still can't, so she used to look at the pictures when she was to go around the supermarket, and she once came home with about 15 tins of processed peas because they were in the reduced ireland didn't have prepper on them. she thought the dog stew was steak —— she thought the dog food was stew. because of her inability to read and write, she never went to schoo

rich: and i'm rich edson.s comes as the midterms are just over three weeks away with races heating up across the nation. democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel walker faced off last night in their closely-watched race. we have jonathan serrie in atlanta, but we'll start off with dan springer in portland, oregon. dan. >> reporter: yeah. hey, rich. as you know, very few democrats have chosen to campaign with president biden this year, but when he asked if he could come out to oregon and help with the run for governor, tina said come on out. biden's three-state western spring began in colorado where he appeared with senator michael bennett who looks to be pretty safe there. he attended fundraisers in california and now he finishes up in portland. he gives a speech on lowering cost for american families. cotech is locked in a three-person race, and it's been locked up for months. betsy thompson, most believe is taking more support from the democrat than from the republican. she attacks cotech relentlessl

rich: and i'm rich edson.re just over three weeks away with races heating up across the nation. democrat raphael warnock and republican herschel walker faced off last night in their closely-watched race. we have jonathan serrie in atlanta, but we'll start off with dan springer in portland,

i'm rich edson in for bret baier. breaking tonight, president biden is sounding open mystic about his party's chances of hanging on to congressional control after the november mid-terms. the president spoke today at an event touting his plan to cancel hundreds of billions in student loan debt. peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. >> good evening. three weekends to go before the mid-terms. president biden is not spending this one boosting democrats on the campaign trail. instead, he's trying to get in on the as a little closer to home. >> i will not yield. >> president biden field testing a new nickname for the republican platform. >> it's megamaga trickle down. >> president biden is celebrating that his plan to forgive or cancel some student loan debt is surviving court challenges. >> just yesterday, state court and the supreme court said no, we're on biden's side. >> and he's chastising critics. >> ted cruz, the great senator from texas, he said it's for slackers that don't deserve relief. >> who i

don't let the super rich get so rich in the 1st place. the problems of capitalism are beyond the scope of this video, but even hardcore ideologues admit the ultra rich, often avoid taxes and exploit loopholes in the system to grow even richer. by raising taxes, closing legal loopholes and cracking down on tax havens policy makers can make it more costly for the wealthy to pollute. and in doing so, they'd raise money to invest in clean energy infrastructure. but bear in mind it's not just the ultra rich who emit way too much. the best example of this is flying. if you've set foot on a plane this year, you belong to the elite 2 to 4 percent of the population that flies in a given year. and if you fly more than once a year, your carbon footprint is pretty much guaranteed to be incompatible with doing your fair share for a stable climate. one way to solve this is a carbon tax raise the cost of flying to reflect the damage it does to the planet. and a lot more people will holiday closer to home. sound simple, but it also makes flying the thing

and i understand, and that this government is governance of the rich by the rich for the rich. and we need to bells and working class movements, and they can stand up to them. when you, thanks for keeping company here on our t international. as always you can find plenty more of the latest news stories on our website, r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on our telegram channels too. mm. ah, ah ah . ah . nato faces a dilemma member. countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries walk membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining brushing with ministry from historic and just look up for literally a muscle around noon. she doesn't being in the green shield on a nurse to me as possible. mama cook girls gosh, 6 grade to summer tamika. but i put his ashley. uh, this is one of the pieces i was about to come here from one to 330 cool position did. did you bring out an up of the key for the chino, i'm in middle for furnished.

and i understand and that this government to governments of the rich by the rich whole the rich and that we need to bells and where i can class movements. and they're going to stand up to them. environmental activists from green piece disrupted a speech by prime minister trust at a conservative party conference. they unfurled a banner questioning the government's reversal of the fracking ban before trust to ask security to quote and get them removed. you can find the full video and more on our tea india's telegram channel. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, ah ah . mm hm. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk a crate will never be a victory for russia. ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the u

and i understand, and that this government is governance of the rich by the rich for the rich, and that we need to bells and working class movements. and they can stand up to them. when you, thanks for keeping us company here on our tea international as always you can find plenty more of the latest news stories on our website r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on our telegram channels too. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah ah ah, the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon. cancel culture. daily data will sheffield my life, so when will you get just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly for us to counseling russian culture yet them know what secrets of she was because it's convenient, my sure which will be all there is children that go with that most of the summer h m e w. what russia is created over the past 1500 years? there's no question. partially condemned, reviled and rejected. a bill of bramble, there's a lot closer on a whole bunch. anytime i guess it'll show all the list. joining total cond

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and i understand, and that this government is a governance of the rich by the rich for the rich, and that we need to bells and working class movements. and they're going to stand up to them. when you, thanks for keeping us company here on our tea international. as always, you can find plenty more on the latest news stories on our website, r t dot com and don't forget to follow us on our telegram channels. mm. ah . nato faces a dilemma member. countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries want membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining russian polymer does not bother with this with you. with you. i am with full credit is going to be out of wood from beach. gotta go to still easy for this patient with me. ah, lisa. so the russian state co narrative as tight as on the most landscape div, asking him the knocking them up for a coup in 55. we did. okay, so mine is 25 and speaking with we will van in the european union the kremlin.

to be filthy rich?ng to be filthy, i wouldn't use that term, but people who are going to have great wealth, it is about showing that wealth and understanding when that wealth comes from. so you won't attack rishi sunakfor being rich? i won't attack and for being rich but i will attack him if he doesn't use the wealth in a way that is responsible, we talk about rich people paying a bit more and try to push the burden of what was a couple of weeks ago and a budget that absolutely decimated our economy and now there is a black hole, do not make working people who are already paying more through their mortgages and through the cost of living, pay for that mistake. it is about what he prioritises as a prime minister and shows that he understands what it is like for other people. i don't expect him not to be rich. so, it's clear, he's rich, but not to be targeting the poor. let's go back to the speech you made that too few people understand what it is like. you, clearly, given your background, do understand w

and the rich. the finance mystery came up with the tax reform that limited the tax paid by the wealthiest introducing a tax cap said at 50 percent of their income. i pulled a look more, there shows just image that origin klemmer's i forced into of systematically raising taxes is a bad solution with a finance minister must find other ways to pack them up properly to do so. you must be able to generate enough political strengths to avoid an excess of public love your missile and allow the country to take another pas. democracy must be efficient with the citizens. money for come from your household, pays to much tax minute. the not money does not flow until the private sector. the money then does not benefit the economy and does not enable wealth to increase john to be passed on to one's children. individuals can no longer freely dispose of the money that i have, i believe are fonder don't fraud than a roar. can i give you? this tax cat went hand in hand with the reduction in social spending prescribe

and what people are rich, rich, but they were serious businessmen.eneration of a dynasty, or in great britain, a sunnyk family. well , it's simple, well, having a certain fortune gave their son an education, that's how he earned it. he's rich enough by himself . seven billionaires there she is i was born with a gold-plated spoon in my mouth. and vilozhi - no, well. but for an american, a dream in russian means one ruble to you. you carry briefcases behind a sobchak. you have a rubber butt, and suddenly you get into matches. well, you can kill and cut there . you also have a billion, you see. well, it’s understandable. well, a poor person who makes an immoral choice can become a lot. the question is always that in the civilized world, those people who got rich due to moral choices are respected. and you who got rich due to immoral choices the elections are chasing them, they are trying to put them in prison, they are trying to deprive them of their wealth, as it always happens with mafiosi, this is not a simple struggle of the state with these people,

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so you won't attack rishi sunak for being rich then? i won't attack him for being rich.ttack him for is if he doesn't use that wealth in a way that is responsible. and we talk about people with the broadest shoulders paying a little bit more. and he tries to push the burden of what was a couple of weeks ago a mini budget that absolutely decimated our economy and now there's a black hole. do not make working people who are already paying more through their mortgages and through the cost of living pay for that mistake. it's about what he prioritises as a prime minister and shows that he understands what it's like for other people. i don't expect him not to be rich. so it's clear you're happy if he's rich, but not if he's then targeting the poor. let's go back to that speech that he gave the too few people understand what it's like. you clearly, given your background, dd you understand what it's like? i was reading something you wrote about your mum, who of course, had mental health problems as well as being in poverty. coming out with a tin of dog food once. yes. thinking

and i understand, and that this government to the governments of the rich by the rich for the rich and that we need to bells and working class movements. and they can stand up to them. many thanks for keeping us company here on our tea international. as always you can find plenty more on the latest news stories on our website r t dot com and, and forget to follow us on our telegram channels. ting ah, 3 little please. okay. with a deal with a, a, a, a, a, a, a, with a, with, with to day i'm authorizing the additional strong sanction foreign companies quitting russia. design soon. thank you. this licensing atm cause of blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system is optional. hoppey jermel donna and euro exchange rates followed minneapolis sellable up or nickle go more stuff. so carbon would know what are what the committee met, that he woke up. the pillow on the cell is the current. can you see what i'm not sure. see a material with almost volume and russian business overcome this song. see, near i bought it to the nazi to handle huge, tremendously. just me don't pre

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folks, i am constantly astounded by the super rich. take jeff bezos.is now so rich-- and this is true-- he bought a yacht so bigt he orders his yachts with a side of yacht. not only that, but just sinceth. billionaires saw their wealth surge by 62%, or $1.8 trillion." with that kind of money, they could literally build themselves a death star. with, of course, a little support death and i like to keep you up to speed on all the uber-wealthy's latest uber-doings, in my new segment... "rich, please!" >> see you at the revolution! >> stephen: thanks, cashy! but as differently as the rich live from the rest of us now, it seems that in the future, they want to live even more differently-er. for instance, they want to live. evidence of this was revealed in an article in the "guardian" by tech author douglas rushkoff. rushkoff was summoned to a private desert compound where he thought he was going to give a speech, but instead was met by "five super-wealthy guys-- yes, all men-- from the upper echelon of the tech investing and hedge-fund world." or, as that g

ok, thank ou for helping out rich people. ok, thank you for your— helping out rich people.the rest of your weekend, thank you. and thank you forjoining us for the papers this evening on bbc news. they will be back tomorrow. the papers will be back again tomorrow evening with shyama perera and anne ashworth. dojoin us then if you can. for now, good night. i do hope you enjoy that travel show. this week on the show: pulling down the past... i believe that the monuments would not give a tribute to the regime but they should preserve the history and the memory. it's a question of symbols and for our people it is a symbol of occupation, it is a symbol of soviet troops, and we want to the new page.

english pole tax of the middle ages, basically taking money from, from the poor and giving it to the rich. it was the opposite of robin hood. it was so obvious to people that they were gonna get enormous bills and and that's why the pose as moving took house off across the country and in many places since nobody, even instigating a be amazed people suddenly can say and they put aide what people do in those situations and have done so at history, again is not going to pay it, and the slogan became, am, can't pay, won't pay. ah, with no self proclaimed leader like today's yellow vests in france, the pole tax revolt by past party politics, massive demonstrations like the one in trafalgar square in march 1990 turned into riots. government realized belatedly, that they, they had taken a step too far and that they needed to kind of her back down. and of course, it also played into the whole politics within the conservative party about margaret thatcher, who sort of had outlived her purpose. i think the poll tax protest to succeeded with the trade unions had failed. in the end, they brought down

the modern city is rich in interesting monuments and sculptures. there are also hotels here. cafe restaurants and shopping centers. these circumstances. successfully complement the wonderful tourist atmosphere of the city and its architectural sights and make it a very attractive place for travelers and tourists. welcome to belarus for the last trip not only around the country, but also on the air of our tv channel. don't forget we broadcast for you 24/7 on on the territory of the russian federation, kazakhstan , uzbekistan, georgia, all projects of the tv channel are available not only on the air, but also on our youtube channel at a convenient time for you in the guide section, we will go to the capital of belarusian switzerland, to the city of lagoisk. let's get acquainted with the teacher of russian language and literature, who is truly proud of her profession. and we will prepare a juicy and incredibly tasty dish. stay with us it will be interesting. in the program polusha ki let's get acquainted with inna yakovchik, a teacher of russian language and literature. if at al

you've seen that explosion in wealth at the very top, across the rich world. so people are much, much better off at the very top. so i think span needs to be congratulated to thinking about, well, taxes is what does wind tax the opposite extreme. we have government here in the u . k, which seems to pitch the worst moment in history to give why enormous sums of money to the very rich. and i think that's suffering politically as a result. so yes, a huge variety across the continent for government and, you know, any quality is a poverty inequality. and poverty, our policy choice, you know, people are dying of code. that's a policy choice. it doesn't have to happen in europe this winter. but back when people are unhappy, they can express it through protests. they can reflect the ballot box if they get the opportunity. to what extent do you think europe is going to see the more extremist politicians in their political structures? capitalizing on this malays? we certainly see big political shifts and we certainly see voters pushing for change and looking for somethi

their rich culture.ture. i know what and their rich culture. i know what a friendly city _ and their rich culture. i know what a friendly city liverpool _ and their rich culture. i know what a friendly city liverpool is - and their rich culture. i know what a friendly city liverpool is and - a friendly city liverpool is and glasgow as well, adam. obviously, sam ryder did an amazing job in this year's contacts. is there a chance do you think the uk could put on another really strong showing in next year's another really strong showing in next yea r�*s event? another really strong showing in next year's event?— another really strong showing in next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction _ next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction out — next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction out of— next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction out of that _ next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction out of that uk - next year's event? yes. i'll put a prediction out of that uk will. next year's event? yes. i

and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with basically the rich kids. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captains of the football team and hang out with the head cheerleader who is marie antoinette. he's really not quite able to do it. when he gets drunk he gets falling down drunk when he becomes the butt of people's jokes. there's definitely a moment and then reported from a couple sources redoes a dance with marie antoinette from a subset or feed couple times and she's laughing at him. becomes this awkward laughingstock in the set of people. super rich, superpowerful teenagers they are kind the same wherever you find them. the meanness that goes along with that gossip and trying to take him down all of that existed around him. it's part of what moves him out of that scene. it's very strange it's in some he as a person already feels comfortable in the littering and literally the most comfortable place on earth. he did not like it

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i'm very aware of how culturally rich it is a.— culturally rich it is a.it's a fabulous city. i used - culturally rich it is a. i know it's a fabulous city. i used to - culturally rich it is a. i know it's a fabulous city. i used to live i a fabulous city. i used to live there. congratulations to you. glad you managed to get a hotel room. thanks a lot. coming up shortly, the latest from my ron on the women's right to protest. we'll find out how all the stories we're covering are being handled in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm in the papers. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. the weather's been very changeable through the week, but this weekend, for many of us, it's looking fine. lots of sunshine on the way. rain clears the south—east this evening. that's the weather front that swept across the country today and brought some very heavy rain and gusty winds. by the end of the night, it's clear in most places. however, a few showers and a brisk wind still affect western parts of the country. five degrees in many towns and cities fi

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people likely died for this precious metal destined for the rich world's finest juries. the democratic republic of the congo has some of the purest gold in the world. but experts say almost all of it smuggled out of the country illegally. that often means links to armed groups and human rights abuses. it all starts here in suffocating lea, hot tunnels that head up to 40 degrees celsius. young man scrape out the gold bearing rock there earn barely enough to survive on the for fear of reprisals. this man wants to remain anonymous when you go to work. he just pray to god because we're feeling like it's a death sentence. oh, often it is when the minds cave in 6 years ago, more than 20 people were buried alive. would it grandma? i was there with my 3 brothers and other miners, lusaka. all of them were trapped inside the mind. now being, you know, it even now their bodies are still inside a william. when i was sad bows really down and it was nice, but i can't be sad for long. i have to earn a living. i then it was nice and i do new my eyes and stuff with them. and on top of th

that's mon, the rich after july. those fish's debt clock is more of a symbol of the importance of balancing economic performance for a tax burden of citizens sampling. and the behavior of society were food stamp and the dead clock is based on the idea that you shouldn't get into excessive debt. that's money that you always have to make sure that i can repay the debt you take on monday. ok, the demon, can these read numbers symbolize the, the political action is implemented in financial or leasing as political gazette student. above all the clocks symbolizes the german tax credo of the last decade, which you spending at all costs in france. nicholas suckers, these government chose not to focus on reducing debt, deciding instead to bail out the banks and the rich. the finance mystery came up with the tax reform that limited the tax paid by the wealthiest introducing a tax cap said at 50 percent of their income. i pulled a look mortishaw just imaging that wouldn't come of it falls into of systematically raising taxes is

this dilemma, folks, is kind of monday boggling, cash-rich consumers, do you know anybody who is cash-rich risch? by the way he shared a quote from esther george, the kansas city fed president, the household buffers may allow them to spend in a way that keeps demand strong. again, a little frustrating because, she is talking about this sort of excess savings, right? the problem though, is society at large is going to pay a heavy price because the fed says there is too much money out there. we know already that there are parents who are skipping meals to so the children can eat. savings rate was down, over 20% not long ago. excess savings, folk, this is the way it is broken down, top half of quartiles, 50% of households look how much they have. look at the bottom half. to say you want to crush this, that means these folks have not chance at all. i will go deeper than that, because i want to take a look how do you get excess savings, right? according to the federal reserve the top quartile, the richest folks, you know how they got it reduction of outlays. simply means they saved money. go to

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he's rich enough on his own. lies no, well, that's it in american, a dream in russian means you haveou carry briefcases behind a dog , you have a rubber butt, and suddenly you get into matches. well, you can kill, kill, kill these neginats , and you also have a billion, you see. it ’s understandable. a poor person who makes an immoral choice can become a lot, the question is always that in the civilized world those people who got rich due to moral choices are respected. and you who got rich due to immoral choices are being persecuted, they are trying to put them in prison they are trying to deprive them of their wealth, as is always the case with the mafia, this is not a simple struggle of the state against these people, but we know there and you know about these purposes, the main airport in palermo is named after those police officers who died in the war with the mafia, not the mafia although the mobsters have a lot more money by several billions, well, the mobsters were still sent to prison, and this is clearly stated as a society , what does it treat, and in russia, putin, who is

for farming or mining or fishing is owned by the rich families or american investors. they make up 80% of the population and this 80% owned to present. things were going to combust and they did eventually. the negotiators agreed america would pay $15 million for those portions of arizona and new mexico. everybody shook hands on it then it went to be ratified and they said we are going to give $10 million mexican militants had a plan to cross the border and take over much of the land that had been part and every white man in america 16 or over would be murdered. they tried to do it and the mexican government was supporting a lot of this. there was that attention on both sides and this has gone on all these years. what happened these things take shape. maybe it happened 100 years ago but it's still resonates and affects us today we are all part of our history as much as we are in the present. we can't just say we are going to look at history and of the tf we like will be true and the things we wish hadn't happened didn't happen otherwise we are going to keep fighting the

yeah, i know he was a rich man. these really big issue that over the years he had to sell everything. he owned he and the reason they call it kit is the hanger. people got used to not having enough foods, going to bed hungry. it is incredible how they manage to adapt to this hostile environments. but of course it comes at a price low magnitude. so our village is in charge of the mon attrition unit for children at the hospital. the number one bit, she says, many children here are chronically ill. last month, 2 children came to late and died in this little girl is one of the 5 she is currently treating me that she thought this baby is 17 months old. and her arm circumference is very low, if it over and it's in the red part. net 98 millimeters. normally it should be 130 for her age. she don't be full of willingness. she still can't stand even with ari normally at this age, children already run and she can't even stand out a cousin b. oh, we don't have good food at home. sometimes we mix the nutrition aid that n g o is

>> we have breaking news the rich have a lot of money >> speaking of the rich, let's talk about vistagain, active in the public markets, third big buyout of the year remember, we talked about this a couple of weeks ago, because they had owned a stake in it then, they made a bid and it was made public as a result of the fact they -- >> you knew that after >> say again >> dead yid you know before or ? >> it's training to get employees of companies not to get phished. >> p.h people might think it's like getting hooked >> no, p-h, as in somebody stealing your information by way of email or text or more sophisticated moves. vista, you know, $4.6 billion deal you can see 44% premiums, what we're calling the unaffected stock price. obviously, up even over yesterday. and they are relying on direct lenders here i don't know how big the equity check is, but they're relying on direct lenders to finance these deals. they did it with a larger deal, and obviously, they were also part of the citrix deal, which has left a lot of the banks holding paper that they wouldn't necessarily want to hold or a

how rich your paw, our shop is rich usin in september 2018 museum-reserves zaslavl was opened a museum trading shop of the late 19th early 20th century at the end of the 19th century zaslavl was an ordinary place. uh, there were about 14-15 shops. all of them belonged to local jews. well, as usual, uh, part of the house and jewish. e, it was residential, and in the second half there was a shop. well, about uh, there was such an interior and uh, those items that we have today are presented here in the museum could be in any such small-town trading shop. what items e. well, if you take, uh, the analogy in the soviet era? uh, there were signs on convenience stores, but here in such an e-shop in a shtetl people could buy everything they needed, from groceries, sugar, salt, tea, essentials, matches, soap. well, and everything that was needed. these are the same samovars, also coasters and various kinds of utensils were presented and items were also necessary. eh, in any home. these are lighting fixtures. uh, lanterns, bat , tabletop, kerosene lamps, a also candlesticks rich people could aff

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