should back off it should not be trying to export its of a delay sions to ukraine which will damage their economy cost as much as twenty billion pounds a year it should be respecting self until you should know what you're getting a belief about and i believe the euro so you can get your numbers straight million twenty billion you have there was about one hundred series of you don't have as many sources in the service train on that would be the cost of the e.u. regulations on the ukrainian economy it's already been because you're restricting the amount of oil that is there i don't just say no it's not right and you just made it up it is understood look at the massive unemployment market in the market that exists. in the economy you're talking over each other that no one here is what you're saying are. good guys just you know it is really going to tell you we are only going by the year where conditions are very own in iraq really make it more transparent leave ok now i may go to market to have gotten more serious because he's listening ok marcus what is this going here because i don't see i

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when supervised theories are of the olympic event then use people will need a credit to sion or tickets to enter into such an area and naturally there will be checkpoints at the entrance to ensure security for. those procedures are similar to those they had in two thousand and ten and then. and in london in two thousand and twelve there will be nothing excessive war in a property about them. i think that is a way also the media has published guidelines for sports fans so firecrackers and weapons are prohibited right that's understandable let's deal with the ban on bicycles. well why would someone write a bicycle in a stadium during a sporting event but i think our reasons are obvious ensuring it convenient environment for athletes and spectators so what about the people who want to ride their bikes around. the city has a lot of bike lanes such he has undergone a great deal of transformation it has all kinds of facilities there are unique cycling routes on the embankment near the olympic orac that are available for public use so all those willing to enjoy a ride along the shore are welco

more traditional in terms of the intel protégé sion of gender roles they also tend to be far more conservativen the eligibility rides and i know that another area of your expertise is the study of liberalism versus conservatism and i think the at least the main point that i took from your research was that. liberalism and conservatism are you know they they they both serve. an important evolution their role it's not like one is good and one is bad you know they're centrally provide a system of checks and balances and i wonder if we if that conclusion those findings could be extrapolated to national and possibly. in the international levels oh why should all countries be the same i mean wouldn't we all benefit as a humanity if certain countries were allowed to be more conservative than others who that's a different one of use the we must allow different countries to organize things in their own way but. brutality and i have sort of executing people for their for their beliefs and unconventional behaviors and sun seems to be taking a little bit too far absolutely nobody is asking for that it see

that interest rates of stayed as low as they have for as long as they have but especially as in play sions by rockets in the wee years to come right now we have inflation in assets that's where all this money that's been printed by the central banks is going it's going into assets but the next step is it's going to go into consumer goods and when consumer inflation starts going up interest rates will inevitably follow and people forget that it was only in the early one nine hundred eighty s. that treasury securities were yielding twelve and fifteen and even eighteen percent we're going to go above that in this next like oh i think. and that was doug casey founder and chairman of casey research time now for today's big deal. though in today's big deal i'm joined by the one the only the return of the great edward harris and now we're going to talk about japan has japan's prime minister shinzo arrow missed the mark that's the question on jack i'm joined again by edward harrison to discuss none other than of a nomics in its attempts to overcome the country's economic woes now since the one nin

idea especially during the financial crisis in two thousand and eight so we need to read this guy sion of the fundamental economic all the cities regulate global and national policies. economic story and. article all can sadder than market needs of plays but the market needs to be kept in its blades what about these giant corporations that you're talking about i mean here we see advertising basically brainwashing everyone into consume consume consume what do we do how do we began to combat them and actually push the government when the center of the government's been used as a tool for the market right now. yes i think that we need a massive social walkmans that will create for healthy policies you because you feel that these corporations. themselves are we know all that for the families not profitable to produce healthy foods because actually to produce fast food and also processed braggarts is much more efficient and one economically sound so all you need to tolerate here to to fight is strength to want to relation and analyse crowther in terms of other ties you i think that. i think

declared that any decisions taken by this parliament now have been taken without the work to subpoena sion of the majority of the party of regions and communist delegates and that any of its decisions are invalid because they have been made under threats of violence and death by the mobs that were literally sieging the parliament and are now in physical control of it. so who do you think's in charge of the country now. that is the question. essentially no one person is in control of the country right now and we have seen quite clearly that klitschko yes. it's in your can john to block the three main opposition leaders they are not in control of what they have agreed to multiple times first the truce then this deal with the e.u. has been broken by the militants of the might not. last night klitschko went to a meeting of the my don he was booed whistled at and made to apologize when he was interrupted from the crowd that was upset that he would shake hands with the murderer yannick over. so he they are definitely not in control it is obvious of course that the president's victory yet a cover

services there are colibri change he really was doing this eight they are listening to all going to say sions they can if we create a network specific network in europe it will only be true that will be listened to by just services again this is really a political stance and not something that wants to protect the european citizens communications the only solution conceit of this mega one to protect the communications of european citizens would be to ask for less corroboration he said they say from their own services and say this is to protect our citizens and to project companies in europe from these. things. or top act or not international i'm making way for seventy seven out say so if a co welcoming a two time olympic ice hockey champion igor larionov that's a chat coming away. a pledge was a terrible mistake now i'm very sorry to say going to lead to get along here there's a lot that has sex with their lives let's get a little. lists of the i'm just some of the subject. of a.

euros a year according to a french study but details on the shadowy cash in the unions is the two sions are left out of the report. america's secretary of state admits that white house diplomacy has failed in syria and suggest more weapons are the answer to a report from the word zone on how the already deadly fighting is affecting the country's youngest citizens. so she's set out for sports but what about the gay propaganda boy called battle we talked to the city's l g b t community about what life's really like and how they are affected by the anger directed at russia. which you are here to national coming to you live from moscow armory and josh welcome to the program. a whopping one hundred twenty billion euros each year succumbs to corruption in the european union member countries the figure compares to the blocks entire annual budget brussels home affairs commissioner cecilia malmstrom told the stand of the problem breast taking our europe correspondent here oliver has the details. over half of the people in the european union half of the over half of those who were surveyed have s

return to the point that was raised earlier about how we should have waited until the president elect sions next year i mean quite frankly i don't think there's any doubt that these elections were not likely to to have been free and fair i mean the last parliamentary elections and in ukraine and we know that they were far from being free and fair this was widely reported so quite frankly the chances of presidential elections being free and fair was not very likely i mean mr yanukovych which is rule for democracy going downhill very quickly in ukraine you know you say where you live in new orleans mission to save democracy and in ukraine can you answer that question why is it your responsibility i mean let's look at it from the other way it's not the european union that's a demander here it's the it's the ukraine that is demanded from the european union for many years a closer relationship both politically and economically i mean the european union does not go around looking for countries to save the request came from ukrainian political elites from civil society from france from society as

than two thousand opposition activists have been the rusted in clashes with police there one stray sions mark the third anniversary of an uprising that sought to get equal rights for shia muslims from listening ruling party. violent storms northwest france killing one man and live in leaving one hundred thousand homes without electricity the elderly victim slept on board a cruise liner been buffeted by gusts of up to one hundred fifty kilometers an hour off the coast of perth time six regions across the northwest have been placed on high alert. scuffles have broken out in athens between police and public sector workers angry at pay freezes and layoffs officers push protesters from the ministry of administrative reform as they tried to get into the building security in groups has been stepped up after radical leftist groups fired shots at the german embassy and attacked the quarters of mercedes-benz last week. and now for the latest for you in the game that we've been following of course the united states has just triumphed in the verses america men's ice hockey match after a bitterly con

services there are color breaching he really was doing to say they are listening to all going to say sions if we create a network specific network in europe it will only be true that will be listened to by those services again this is really a political stance and not something that won't to protect the european cities and communications the only solution conceit of this mega one to protect the communications of european citizens would be to ask for less corroboration he said they say from their own services and ask their services to protect our citizens and to project companies in europe these. things. still to come in the program the swiss vote to curb immigration sparks a heated debate across the e.u. . people are coming not from to you or to come from your home i know i don't that's your problem you guys are brochures control your goals as we have the details of the showdown between brussels and member states over immigration rules ahead of the european parliamentary elections that's after the break on our to international. well in the new world the market like the policies i think i b

allay western fears it's not building bombs countries already hold at its most sensitive nuclear for a sions under a preliminary agreement which when it some relief from sanctions. well we're coming to you live from moscow it's the international law researcher stepping aside here comes max kaiser. the first recreational marijuana shops are now open in colorado finally the question of what effect legal marijuana will have on the american public can be answered with real world experience you know there are a lot of people out there with strong arguments as to why we should legalize this controversial planet firstly there are plenty of things just as bad for us as marijuana or worse like beer cigarettes antidepressants and mystery fast food meats which are totally legal secondly young men are often thrown in jail for the absolutely victimless crime of smoking marijuana i could see punishing someone for drugs like crystal meth which can and do turn people into maniacs but have any of you out there ever heard of someone breaking into people's houses on a we ramp age no no you haven't the downside

standing against radical islamic terrorism that we step up and stand with them i you could reserve sions i concerned about american citizens attending. i'm not concerned about it because i do believe that there. i do believe that the russian government has done everything that they can possibly do to secure that area and now it's right near daga stan and down in the caucus areas so there is a inherent danger that exists there however the russians have decided president putin has decided that he is going to make this happen and it's going to be safe and they have expended their enormous resources in order to secure the olympics and people asked me whether they should go and i have recommended to friends that they attend the olympics if they if that's the thing they like to do because i believe that they will be relatively safe there what worries you the most what worries me the most is that you might have some radical islamic terrorists who. will try to down an american plane whether a an airplane or something like that or blow up a people on their way in or out of the olympics and. that'

back in one thousand so it is six years despite this latest molding lurks memory maiming going down sion third in group have well the russian champions keep it sure first place with a six and one record at the midway point in the campaign constantine by the argy. and next week cisco will host fellow russians i love the mighty who lost eighty two seventy nine but by and munich the visitors dominated the opening quarter and led the thirty nine twenty early in the second however in the third malcolm delaney lead the german side to come back by went on to claw route a three point win that put them joint fourth with la koch in group power and boost their playoff hopes. tennis and rafael nadal beat ukraine's alexander vulgar call of in straight sets to win the first ever reopen the world number one try and six three seven six to claim his sixty second career title and remain undefeated in brazil the twenty seven year old is now tied for seventh on the all time singles titles list but are still forty seven victories behind leader jimmy connors. while in women's tennis veteran venus williams won

some way culpable we have to step i think it's important to step back and realize that that is the to sion just like all police departments are founded on a double standard that say directors have the right to steal from people they say they protect and able to protect them they are taking the taxpayer money from people in the area so they're saying it's ok for us to do something that you can do we can steal from you to protect you so when you have an institution that set up with these perverse incentives it's not surprising that you see young comes late this right why do you want to turn to another story regarding miriam carey that's the woman who was killed after a car chase near the capital last year we're learning that her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the secret service and the u.s. capitol police the lawsuit is for seventy five million dollars now considering how the situation unfolded i don't know if you remember in detail what happened but do you think that she has a strong case here. well unfortunately what police stations have done to the court system here in

well the european union has been bullying the ukraine they've been having quote a strict sions on ukrainian exports to the european union which is hurting their economy the e.u. has not been a friend to ukraine the association agreement if it were to be signed it would mean the exporting of e.u. regulations to ukraine it would mean the closure of many businesses because it will mean higher regulation it will mean have to businesses have to me a use standards including environmental standards which aren't particularly in force in the ukraine at the moment it will mean job losses it was a very bad deal it's been estimated that exporting eve regulation so you're going here syndrome and your standards are you see billion pounds a year twenty billion euros a year other that's how much you would hurt the ukrainian economy it's not a good deal washoe says this data loss or so at least i've been seeing tragically alegria government of ukraine was a bad deal that's plain and simple for a gentleman we're going to go to a short break here set we're going to go to a short break here and after that shor

they understand that these are rev up the sions to ase and to polarize things hether it's gay marriage, abortion and some of the other social issues. the real issue for the permanent state is who gets what and how is the pie going to be cut up? there a point back some years ago where you just flipped republican party? something that pushed away from republican? journey. a gradual first three years of had gingrich's speakership a lot of people scratching their hands. was a ve -- whoever talked to his total had support. -- it was a sort of of tic time of a lot movement and not necessarily progress. his best to h did destroy the old committee system that lies in ise committees. e tried to centralize everything in the speaker's office. congress as down he did by abolishing the office assessment and cutting the -- at the time it was called the general office and now the officeent accountability these are support arms of intelligence give in both the factual and the cognitive sense. 1994 here's tom broke on newt gingrich becoming a speaker. >> election year politics now it when you thought c

someday,sion was that someone should help connect everyone in the world.eaching a billion people was a moment for us where we took a step back. what are we here to do? if we can help connect a billion people, are we going to spend the next few years getting to 1.2? we will do that. we will do that on the way to something else. other us to be something bigger. connectingvision of the world. i think we are probably going to lose money on this for quite a while, the different things we are doing. optimistic is, just like social networking, early on, the reason we did it, even though bloggers and folks are saying, this is just a fad, and it is never going to make about-- i never cared that. i believed it was this important thing. i could not connect all the dots, going forward. i did not know enough about the world or business to do so. i just felt it was an important thing. i still think it is good for the world. we will find a way to benefit in some way. with internet.org, there is no clear plan i can say today. is it going to be good for facebook? it is cle

with the olympic flame having been extinguished we look back at the competition this and say sions of the games as well as top notch support from the spectators. and in the other top stories ukraine edging closer towards splitting apart the opposition dominated parliament appointing its own ministers and president while the southeast refusing to bend with its head of state nowhere to be found. one am in moscow i match reza bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news the twenty second winter olympic games now officially over capped by a spectacular closing ceremony in fireworks that drew the all of all who watched organizers pledge to put on a show and they delivered even poking fun at themselves or that one last little olympic ring that wouldn't open during the opening the spectacle the i.o.c. president thanked russia for the games that he said lived up to expectations and more it was a memorable games with plenty of new records and celebrations and also some heartbreak hill graduations to all the winners and the participants especially the russian home team for t

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yesterday and that's what the president has taken a look at that entire tool kit and will make some of sionsbased on the kinds policies that would have the maximum effect. and again, the result that we're trying to get to here is an end to the violence on both sides, and conversations between the opposition and government about a unity government that could be formed, about a technical government that would reflect the will and aspirations of the ukrainian people. >> there were reports this morning vladimir putin wants to send an envoy to ukraine to participate in talks between the opposition government and how would they look upon that, favorably or unfavorably? >> i don't have the information from personnel being sent from the putin administration to the ukraine. the united states and russia do share a common interest in peace and stability in ukraine. that's certainly what the obama administration is advocating for and because it's in the clear interest of the russians, that putin -- >> wouldn't view that as meddlesome? >> i wouldn't have anything to say specifically about an emissary fro