well welcome to sophie and co-op sophie shevardnadze and today i woke up lots to talk about in our program and. good luck little. sophie and kill him sophie shevardnadze the wall has looked its destruction in the eyes seventy three years ago one american nuclear bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki today can humanity count to gether and prevent the catastrophe from ever happening again i ask nuclear weapons to them and activist hiroshima bombing survivor. one bomb one blast and the whole cities leveled in seconds living fire and radiation in its wake the atomic bombing of hiroshima in one thousand nine hundred forty five still serves as a reminder of the horrors of war especially one coming from the survivors of the explosion what was it like to live through a nuclear attack on the stories of i wouldn't change the way we see nuclear weapons today and will humanity ever. sets go thurlow survivor of the nuclear bombing of hiroshima welcome it's really great to have you with us. you where and hiroshima in august of forty five when their nuclear bomb was dropped on the city when now we

is a feminist religion denmark's first female i think so and she's talking to sophie shevardnadze say next. p.j.'s national camera. roughly once the showed so much pain for them. to joan cool videos and so mom with the broccoli string up after. falling down more on string i don't rightly don't t.v. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it's meaningless in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we more executing innocent people is terrifying those just know it hasn't been that we're even many of victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished recently at the capitol here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. welcome to the m.k. on sophie shevardnadze islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority accused of

welcome to sofia killing sophie shevardnadze dollar trial has locked horns with his own intelligence and law enforcement how damaging can the rift between the white house and the american intelligence get why. i asked him a decade ca veteran groff larsen. points to the american spy agencies and in a public scandalous political struggle with the investigation of president trump putting the spotlight but his national. agency. professionals at the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore radically change the situation in the country. we're all from out larson former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' the politicians use it to justify iraq now the agencies are again the world in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i mean that

on sophie shevardnadze islam in europe has long been viewed with suspicion by the majority of not representing european values is that really true and can it be changed well i asked shereen han khan denmark's first female. islam in europe is a magnet for controversy used by the right wing to starve fear of feared by the people in the wake of center attacks and the refugee crisis with the extremists inside the muslim community resisting integration mistrust come to vicious circle in hatred. is there a way to measure europe's ultimate liberalism and the ancient traditions of this land and how for me is the past. denmark's first female in mom welcome it's really great to have you with us and for a excited to ask you all the questions that i want now you call yourself an islamic seven ist being denmark's first female among do using a woman could ever lead a mixed mosque in prayer in islam not just female only and would you like that to happen actually i had the vision of a mosque with female humam so many years ago back in one thousand nine hundred nine i was inspired when i did my thesis in syria

welcome to sophie and kill him sophie shevardnadze the wall has looked its destruction in the eyes seventy three years ago when american nuclear bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki today can humanity count to gather and prevent the catastrophe from ever happening again i ask nuclear weapons disarmament activists hiroshima bombing survivor. one bomb one blast and the whole city's leveled inside. living fire and radiation in its wake the tonic bombing of hiroshima in one nine hundred forty five still serves as a reminder of the horrors of war especially when coming from the survivors of the explosion what was it like to live through a nuclear attack can the stories of eyewitnesses change the way we see nuclear weapons today and will humanity ever get of them. said scott thurlow survivor of the nuclear bombing of hiroshima welcome it's really great to have you with us. you where in hiroshima in august of forty five one thousand nuclear bomb was dropped on the city when now we know that a nuclear bomb kills not only at the moment of explosion but for many years after you weren't from our f

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welcome to sophie shevardnadze haiti better by natural disasters is reeling from a scandal around the revelations of abuse by international aid workers how will it affect the humanitarian efforts of n.g.o.s and the u.n. in the country well i ask. human rights lawyer. haiti a country that is still recovering from earthquakes and hurricanes while coping with rampant poverty and a drastic lack of infrastructure destroyed sympathy from across the globe with n.g.o.s and u.n. agencies rushing to help the better nation but with relations of corruption and abuse by u.n. and aid workers has the image of a charitable organizations been tainted for good. government expelled groups from the country altogether and can in turn those problems all alone if they need them to haitian human rights lawyer welcome it's really great to have you on our program lots to talk about now the latest scandal in haiti's over oxfam employees saying aging sexual exploitation is in the country the haitian government has suspended the work of the u.k. . charity awesome has apologized charge investigation and fired thos

oh i'm just so sophie shevardnadze that digital currency bitcoin once a toy for computer nerds is now storing and prized triggering a new gold rush is it just another bubble or the glimpse of their radically new financial future i ask rick. because in cash and founder of the swedish pirate party. the new bitcoin craze is making people rush into cryptocurrency investment with the digital money skyrocketing value putting it into the spotlight but aside from causing a new gold rush bitcoin is promising to completely transform the way we use money what will peer to peer money exchange do to the global banking system what role will the world's governments be left with when bitcoin goes global and can overcome its unstable nature to bring about a radical financial revolution. yeah welcome to the show it's really great to have you on our program now you predicted bitcoins thousand fold increase back in two thousand and eleven and indeed from one dollar in february twentieth i would hit a record high of almost seven thousand eight hundred eighty dollars last week that had a plunge and it's ba

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze as former again money president killed by his once a country's civil war takes an unexpected turn. and that is while a saudi imposed book a threatens hundreds of thousands with starvation what is official hold for yemen well i asked karma on a famous yemeni political activist and nobel peace prize winner. the civil war and you see the new bloody twist with president saleh killed by his former allies the battle lines are being violently drawn once again what will bring to the ravaged country. an opening for peace. in the stalemate of war and the law and starving civilians have to wait before the guns fall silent. got among the many journalists an activist winner of the nobel peace prize welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. yemen's former president has been killed by his former allies they who face the alliance between them which fought a saudi led coalition is no more sallys death good for yemen or is it only going to make situation worse. first of all thank you so fans for r.t. for. inviting me to this program. it'

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his thoughts with r t is currently in russia on tour and spoke at length with our very own sophie shevardnadze. if there is a grassroots body called the way home it's of foreign tears. separate for the people who actually started to stumble it was it didn't start sooner it was started by an english ship soldier. in a stumble but if that body exists. and they and they go and help people. in a sad or the russians or somebody else is struck bob's of them then i support them whole heartedly with every fiber of my being put all the evidence points to the fact that that is not the reality i don't know if you did you did you see the the documentary that won the oscar. i mean have you ever seen anything so obviously scripted carefully shot that full interview of roger waters will be shown on sofia and co on september the seventh right here on r.t. . the president of france has described some of his own citizens as being stuck in the past and backwards in many micron's said so-called french goals were preventing positive change while praising the danish economic model on a visit to copenhagen. because

welcome to sophie and killing sophie shevardnadze don't trump has locked horns with his own intelligence and law enforcement how damaging can the rift between the white house and the american intelligence get well i asked him a decade ca veteran groff larsen. wants the american spy agencies are mired in a public scandalous political cycle with the investigation of president trump putting intense spotlight but his national fame. agency. the professionals at the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore a radically changed the situation in the country. we're all from out larson former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief along other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs to politicians use it to justify iraq now agencies are again the world in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze as former again money president salih killed by his once their country's civil war takes an unexpected turn. and that is while a saudi imposed book a threatens hundreds of thousands of starvation what is official hold for yemen well i asked about called karma a famous yemeni political activist and nobel peace prize winner. the civil war in yemen has seen a new bloody twist with president saleh killed by his former allies the battle lines are being violently withdrawn once again what will the new realignment bring to the ravaged country is some less an opening for peace or a new page in the stalemate of war and the laundry and starving civilians have to.

come to sophia and co i'm sophie shevardnadze as former get money president salih a killed by his once their country's civil war takes an unexpected turn. and that is while a saudi imposed book a threatens hundreds of thousands was starvation what is official hold for yemen well i asked about call karma on a famous yemeni political activist and nobel peace prize winner. the civil war in yemen has seen a new bloody twist with the ex president saleh killed by his former allies the battle lines are being violently drawn.

welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze as former gammoning president killed by his once a country's civil war takes an unexpected turn. and that is while a saudi imposed locate threatens hundreds of thousands with starvation what is official hold for yemen well i asked about cold car on a famous yemeni political activist and nobel peace prize winner. the civil war and you see the new bloody twist with president saleh killed by his former allies the battle lines are being violently drawn once again what will bring to the ravaged country. an opening for peace. in the stalemate of war and the law and starving civilians have to wait before the guns fall silent. got among the many journalists an activist winner of the nobel peace prize welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. yemen's former president has been killed by his former allies they who face the alliance between them which fought a saudi led coalition is no more sallys deaths good for yemen or is it only going to make situation.

he's currently in russia on tour and spoke at length to sophie shevardnadze. if there is a grassroots footy called the way home it's of volunteers. separate for the people who actually started to stumble it was it didn't start it was started by an english soldier. in istanbul if that body exists. and they and they go and help people. in the. door the russians or somebody else just drop observe them then i support them whole heartedly with every fiber of my being but. all the evidence points to the fact that that is not the reality i don't know if you did you did you see the the documentary that won the oscar. i mean have you ever seen anything so obviously scripted and carefully shot. now for this book and google when you choose but whatever the way that most people get their news and they use those. social media you know or in order to educate themselves or find out what's going on nothing but it's being it is being the content is being censored by the corporations that earn it so it's so so it it won't be free and it's not free now but it's and they're very

zero zero zero zero zero welcome to sophie and co-op sophie shevardnadze and today we're got lots totalk about in our program and our guest is. little rock little. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle is the corporate mainstream media fuel america's cultural wars do they magnify political differences it would seem so how else could it be if the only topic that is discussed and argued over is donald trump or journalist infected with trump arrangement syndrome. cross talking trumped arrangement syndrome i'm joined by my guest rob talban new york he's a political pundit and journalist contributing to the huffington post also in new york we have lionel he's a legal analyst and a news decoder at lionel media dot com and in plymouth we cross to patrick endings and he is a journalist and writer and founder of the news website twenty first century wire dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rolls in effect means you can jump in anytime you want lionel let me go to you you're also referred to on this program as fella my first question is here does the do t

to welcome to the end cone sophie shevardnadze he won oscars stalled in globe space films are cult classics part of american consciousness now all over a stone's latest project was to film an extensive series of interviews with russia's vladimir putin. i caught up with the director himself to talk about the experience i over sounds great to have you with us today i hope you're having a great trip in moscow yes just got here so your book companion sure extensive interviews with spain published by you called the good and interviews for day to day shows climax to my strange life as an american filmmaker climax your career is the best thing you've ever done. you know i have to take the point of view that it could be the last film too you never know time is seems more precious when you get a little bit older and as a filmmaker it's a very young profession you know and very few and america especially it kind of goes fast you don't get off in another chance so i felt like this was a kind of a climax not that it's a feature film but that it's the most safe at this time in history the most forbiddin

oh i'm just so sophie shevardnadze the digital currency bitcoin once a toy for computer nerds is now storing and prized triggering a new gold rush is it just another bubble or the glimpse of their radically new financial future i ask rick. because in cash and founder of the swedish pirate party. the new big cool increase is making people rush into cryptocurrency investment with the digital money skyrocketing value putting it into the spotlight but aside from causing a new gold rush.

sophie shevardnadze and the full interview airs here on september the seventh here's some of what to expect. if there is a grassroots body called the way home ads of volunteers. separate for the people who actually started in istanbul it was that it didn't start serious but if that body exists and they go and help people. in a salad or the russians or somebody else to stop bob's of them then i support them whole heartedly with every fiber of my being put all the evidence points to the fact that that is not the reality i don't know if you did you did you see the the documentary that won the oscar. i mean have you ever seen anything so obviously scripted and carefully shot and. now for this book and google when you choose but whatever the way that most people get their news and they use those. social media in order to educate themselves or find out what's going on nothing but it's being the content is being censored by the corporations that earn it so it's it won't be free and it's not free now but it's and they're very are targeting. i wouldn't be surprised if i disappear because i'm

welcome to sophie shevardnadze haiti better by natural disasters is reeling from a scandal around the revelations of abuse by international aid workers how will it affect the humanitarian efforts of n.g.o.s and the u.n. in the country well i ask. human rights lawyer. a country that is still recovering from earthquakes and hurricanes while coping with rampant poverty and a drastic lack of infrastructure destroyed sympathy from across the globe with n.g.o.s and u.n. agencies rushing to help the better nation but with revelations of corruption and abuse by u.n. and aid workers has the image of the charitable organizations been tainted for good . government expelled the good from the country altogether and turning around those problems all alone is only down to haitian human rights lawyer welcome it's really great to have you on our program lots to talk about now the latest scandal in haiti's over oxon employees saying aging sexual exploitation is in the country the haitian government has suspended the work of the u.k. charity also. i'm has apologized started investigation and fired those

welcome to sophie and sophie shevardnadze the digital currency bitcoin once a toy for computer nerds is now storing and prized triggering a new gold rush is it just another bubble or the glimpse of the radically new financial future i ask rick. because in cash and founder of the swedish pirate party. the new craze is making people rush into cryptocurrency investment with the digital money skyrocketing putting it into the spotlight. but aside from causing a new gold rush big calling is promising to completely transform the way we use money what will peer to peer money exchange do to the global banking system what role will the world's governments be left with when bitcoin goes global and can overcome.

sophie shevardnadze haiti a battered by natural disasters is reeling from a scandal around the revelations of abuse by international aid workers how will it affect the humanitarian efforts of n.g.o.s and the u.n. in the country well i ask. human rights lawyer. a country that is still recovering from earthquakes and hurricanes while coping with rampant poverty and a drastic lack of infrastructure a strong sympathy from across the globe with n.g.o.s and u.n. rushing to help the better. but relations of corruption and abuse by u.n. and aid workers has the image of a charitable organizations been tainted for good. government expelled the good from the country altogether and current problems all along is only down to haitian human rights lawyer welcome it's really great to have you on our program lots to talk about now the latest scandal in haiti's over ochs some employees saying aging sexual exploitation is in the country the haitian government has suspended the work of the u.k. charity awesome has apologized started investigation and fired those as false or responsible what more could they do

to sophie and killing sophie shevardnadze and dollar trump has locked horns with his own intelligence and law enforcement how damaging can the rift between the white house and the american intelligence get well i asked. ca veteran groff larsen . wants the american spy agencies are murdered in a public scandalous political story with the investigation of president trump putting the spotlight but his national. agency. fissions of the cia and f.b.i. escape the polarization of politics. public and will therefore radically change the situation in the country. were all from larsen former cia veteran who served as moscow section chief among other politicians welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. now wolf the american intelligence community has been accused of being politicized many times in a bush sheriffs' to politicians use it to justify iraq now the agencies are again in a political scandal i know you pride yourself on your colleagues for being patry arctic nonpolitical but can you really be about politics in this line of work i mean that sounds kind of like fairy tal

he is currently in russia on tour and spoke at length to sophie shevardnadze. if there is a gross roots. cool the way of. proof for the people who actually. didn't go to an english soldier. to vote but if that body exists. and they and they can help people. if the russians or somebody else has struck bob's of them then i support them whole heartedly with every fiber of my being but all the evidence points to the fact that that is not the reality i don't know if you did you could you see the the documentary that won the oscar. i mean have you ever seen anything so obviously scripted carefully shot. that for interview with roger waters will be shown on sophie and co on september seventh only right here on our two international. the president of france has described some of his own citizens as being stuck in the past and backwards. so-called french goals that were preventing positive change while praising the danish economic model on a visit to copenhagen to support. these looser and people who have lived through the transformations of recent years are not exactly

sophie and kill him sophie shevardnadze the wall has looked its destruction in the eyes seventy threeyears ago one american nuclear bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki today can humanity come to gether and prevent the catastrophe from ever happening again i ask nuclear weapons to them and activist hiroshima bombing survivor. one bomb one blast and the whole city's leveled in seconds. in its wake. nineteen forty five still serves as a reminder of the horrors of war especially one coming from the survivors of the explosion what was it like to live through a nuclear attack. i would change the way we see nuclear weapons today and will humanity ever. sets go thurlow survivor of the nuclear bombing of hiroshima welcome it's really great to have you with us. you were in hiroshima in august of forty five when the nuclear bomb was dropped on the city when now i know that a nuclear bomb kills not only at the moment of explosion but for many years after you weren't friar from epicenter of the explosion where you exposed to radiation did it make itself known later. anybody in the city wh

no welcome to go on sophie shevardnadze white supremacist movements are back in the headlines in the u.s. and my guest today knows all about it he founded a hate group into one of the biggest skinhead groups and the u.s. before renouncing the movement and now working to counter its message of hate how do you contain the appeal of right wing extreme well i ask our number kelis former skinhead author of my lies hate. the. political extremism the rise of the us the far right groups grow number removed and by the fiery compay rhetoric of president donald trump vogue is uncompromising reaction from the left with clashes between the two sides becoming ever more violent is radicalism threatening to split america into the message of hate groups be effectively countered or shouldn't just be banned for good. artemy caylus welcome to the show great to have you with us. art of the recent white lies matter rally in tennessee created a lot of hype police were on alert people braced for brawls bloodshed like the one in charlottesville back in august but why power protests were actually outnumbered

well welcome to self young girl i'm sophie shevardnadze a white supremacist movements are back in the headlines in the u.s. and my guest today knows all about it he founded a hate group into one of the biggest skin had cruised in the u.s. before renouncing the movement and now working to counter its message of hate how did. containing the appeal of right wing extreme well i ask our new callies former skinhead author of my life after. the political extremism the rise of the us the far right groups grow number removed and by the fiery campaign rhetoric of president donald trump vogue it is uncompromising reaction from the left with clashes between the two sides becoming ever more violent is radicalism threatening to split america into the message of hate groups be effectively countered or should it just be banned for good. artemy caylus welcome to the show great to have you with us. art of the recent white lies matter rally in tennessee created a lot of hype police were on alert people brace for brawls bloodshed like the one in charlottesville back in august but why power protests were

old palace room well welcome to sophie and co-op sophie shevardnadze and today we're got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. little rock little. that offend somebody. you. know. come across like we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing american exceptionalism. ok david you know ever since trump entered the the oval office a lot of it's been trying to understand if there's a rhyme or reason to his foreign policy and i think that even on this program it's kind of coming together it seems to me it's kind of like going back to the nineteenth century great powers competition without all the values that they were pushed since the second world war it just it's just really kind of brute power and advantage and looking for competitive advantage and it's very brusque and it seems to appeal just as interesting pointed out to us in the first part of the program it does appeal to his base go ahead david yeah i think you know it appears to be all donald trump but just as you know reagan and gorbachev came out of the meeting and were told by their