players from south korea sweden and spain are all hard at work a very different kind of work to the psycho for players out on the pitch. in fact this game has nothing to do with soccer psycho for want to target new fan groups. people love our teams up league of legends it makes them want to become. in fact the 1st team to support a game with absolutely no connection to soccer many traditional sika fans couldn't understand why they do such a thing but success has confirmed their poll strategy league of legends connects gamers from all over the world and packs out entire venue's the psyche sports team now has a lot of fans who don't even know their core business. as a business the business behind it is almost the same as the sports business in soccer we get income from sponsors from the media and from t.v. marketing from merchandising and digital content these are all things we're accustomed to from soccer. so soccer and a very similar in terms of marketing but there really count as actual sports that's a hot topic of debate but is recognize the big sports federations have a hard time accept

ds from stockholm sweden, to seoul, south korea are leading strikes to call for climate action. justice by rejecting business as usual. we need to pass a green new deal. millions of good paying in union jobs building energy efficient schools. [cheers and applause] >> this is also a fight for justice because we stand in solidarity with the black and brown communities who are disproportionately affected by the climate and embrace anti-racist policies and restore justice in ethnic communities. and we are going to need enough courage to speak truth to power, enough solidarity to win every strike and vote to keep us going. this is an uprising. >> we wanted to both make an announcement on behalf of the international youth indenenous council and the national children's campaign, on behalf of those organizations. the politicians, baby boomers, -- we refusepeople to take that and refuse to be the last generation. we are not generation z. we are generation g.n.d., green new deal. we refuse to be the -- shoot, give me a secretary. we refuse to be the last generation to thrive. we are going

cost a ton of money more than you pay in washington, dc and he drank some in south korea and they were cheaper there than in sweden. and this big welfare state has dragged on sweden's growth and they're not as wealthy relative to the rest of the world as they used to about but still a prosperous place us because thee mostly cappist. venezuela is the other end of the spectrum. they're dead last in the economic freedom index. cuba and north korea are not ranked but we can get where they would be. but venezuela it's important to remember, this is not a flays that was always like that. he earlieree of the index in 170, venezuela is among the ten most economically free countries in the world. we saw over the long period of decline and economic freedom in venezuela after moving a. from capitalism in worse formings office interventionallism and they stagnated but in 1970 when they were capitalistes they were wealthy and wealthier per kappa income than spain itself. that not truth with 1998 when chavez comes to power but this would capital, prosperous economy and also -- don't have to go back far far to have people point

is close buy, cost a ton of money and we drank some in south korea on the other side of the world and they were cheaper there than they are in sweden, and the big welfare state has dragged on sweden's growth, not as wealthy relative to the rest of the world but they are prosperous place because they are mostly capitalist. venezuela the other end of the spectrum. venezuela is dead last in bob's economic freedom index, cuba and north korea are not ranked but we can guess where they'd be. venezuela is important to remember, this is not a place that was always like that, the earliest year of index in 1970's, what we saw was long period of decline in economic freedom in venezuela, move get away from capitalism into worse and worse form of interventionism, stagnated, back in 1970 when they were capitalists they were also wealthy, wealthier per capita incomes than spain itself, that's not true by 1998 when chÁvez comes to power, but this was a capitalist prosperous economy and also you don't have to go far very far to pointing successful democratic socialism, chÁvez unlike the other ones came to power in democratic election that internati