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formed a party to a spade voters that is a good idea.elegenic candidates, like this one, who is also on two wheels, percy she has much more backup on her party than future forward. but how do she feel campaigning fora coup future forward. but how do she feel campaigning for a coup leader?” like him in terms of being efficient andi like him in terms of being efficient and i feel that but that the he is not democratic, is he? it's the way you get to the power. he can do things a lot of government can do. efficiency and stability. that is the military party's core message. how well it plays with younger ties, we will find out this sunday. —— younger people in thailand. more on our top story now — eu leaders have agreed an extension to the brexit date until may 22, but only if uk prime minister theresa may's deal gets through the british parliament next week. if it doesn't, the cut off date will be april the 12. joining me to talk more on this now here in the studio is georgina wright. she is a senior researcher on the brexit team at the thi

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well yes i mean you know you can always rely on give all steps to call a spade a spade as as as as people say but it does demonstrate the gigantic frustration. that this felt across european capitals because they worked so hard to try to accommodate all the british requests from this thing about the backstop. that the european union has been trying to institute was britain's request in the first place and it ended up being some of the that the british government made it look like they're being dragged into by the europeans it was a british idea that the europeans trying to institute the british and actually we don't like it very much and so every single time the europeans have tried to accommodate the latest british thing there's been some faction or other inside palm of the said no sorry that's no good give us a different source of bricks instead and this is the problem they've got here at the moment is having rejected to resign may's plan they haven't got any of the plan that they can presents of the european union particularly before the european council next week and say look how abou

somebody has to call a spade a spade. what omar, tlaib and aoc are talking about are deeply un-american ideas whether domestic or foreign policy. this is another taggerringly stupid comment by aoc. it doesn't matter who started the fire on those trucks. the fact of the matter is the brutal dictator maduro is denying humanitarian aid to his starving people who are starving because of his awful socialist policies. with the aocs and omars and the bernie sanderses of the world who refuse condemn maduro, they refuse to condemn this behavior because they think if they do so it will undermine their arguments and ideology of socialism. but this is the end result of socialism. it destroys nations, it destroys people and it brings what the chaos your seeing in venezuela right now. trish: they are out there trying to protect socialism at the expense of people's lives. trish: i wants intend to go do this story on the "new york times" report because there are so many things to do in any given so on any given day. but what pushed me ov

the passages the tracking website flight radar twenty four says the plane had an unstable vertical spade in kenya as a transport secretary earlier gave a press conference on the crash let's take a listen to what he had to say. we don't have much in food information regarding this very regrettable. incident which happened. to this morning. you may be aware that there is a dent who placed a thirty foot eight thirty eight when their flight took off from bali international airport and six minutes later. it got lost in terms of the docks surveillance. on all parts is can you afford it is to be with you for more information to come from. a book. but in the meantime we have initiated the airports. you might consider sponsors to basically take care of all the actives and friends. who may be affected in the who. want to receive the passage us upon arrival tonight will be. the populace of this interest is to provide. developed of so we call me doesn't greet us. with information. as much as we have. at the same time to provide them with an element of privacy. because until we know what has happened

a spade here the impact on the u.k. economy is going to be so much larger. i mean, the european economy, the relative wide diversified and very large economic entity relative to the u.k., and the impact will be felt particularly in those countries that do the most trade with them the closest neighbors such as ireland or the netherlands by and larnl, i think the impact relatively speaking for gdp is going to be more manageable on the continent than it is in the u.k. >> the economics playing out peter, thank you very much for that update on the brexit negotiations and the economic impact >>> we are also following a very big developing story on facebook as well. the company reportedly facing a criminal investigation into a data share elizabeth joins us now with that story. a lot of details coming out now. tell us what you know. >> good morning. it's another day with facebook making headlines over its data sharing practices. facebook saying in a statement yesterday as we have said, we are cooperating with investigators and

in spades.the voice of our current president. remember the count of monty cristo. he destroys himself trying to get revenge on his enemies. president trump is the count of mar-a-lago, don't you think? the count of monte cristo was a good guy but in reality he was destroying himself because he can't even get his own girlfriend backs because he's so vengeful he's not the same guy anymore. and he's still donald trump. >> he's always been donald trump and it worked well if you're speaking to a crowd of people screaming yelling at you. it works pretty well if you're going on tv and you're debating rosie o'donnell. it does not workual when nancy pelosi is speaker of the house. it did not work whel you have to deal with federal judges in kentucky that overturn your plans on medicaid. it doesn't work well when you have to deal with democratacy and that's what donald trump is so bad at. that's why he still can't figure out how john mccain was able to stop his efforts to kill obamacare and he has no clue

they refused to call a spade a spade?an bring this to the table because we do not hear enough from reformers. >> laura: muslim women have the power to take this whole thing back. i talk to so many friends -- some do. not linda sarsour. >> not linda sarsour. what's happened is the liberal democrats have decided they are the poster girl. >> laura: why do they -- why is linda sarsour delivering this new nirvana of feminism? and you complain that the people? >> they decided about a decade ago that they were going to become the victims. that's what happened the last couple of weeks. rashida tlaib went from being the bully to being the victim. they inserted the anti-muslim, you know, issue into this resolution when it was nothing about that. they made it number one. >> laura: i'd like to show some images here of what europe is dealing with. at the big carnival in belgium, this is on tuesday i believe, this is a parade float. okay? and belgium is now in many places majority muslim and there's a big islamist movement in belgium.

this is desperation by not calling a spade a spade, and they want us to believe that there is somethinging on here. >> jason: ali, i mean, the major democratic candidates continue to go further and further left. it's only march 1 of 2019. so why are they embracing socialism? >> they saw it worked for bernie sanders. sanders, for lack of a better germ, is an og democratic socialist. he got more votes from mel the millennials than trump did. they are latching on to democratic socialism because they think it's empathetic, compassionate, they can feel like heroes while still sitting on their couches. that was popular with bernie sanders. other candidates are saying, if we're going to get the millennial vote, which is a huge voting bloc, we've got to latch on to. this we see a lot of democratic candidates on the left trying to outflank each other in that. >> jason: let me bring buck in here. we have 20 seconds. you're surrounded by a large group, of very conservative young people. what's their attitude and approach towards socialism? >> i think they recognize that the fight that lies ahead i

he is having that in spades. we could easily get to a point where rates go back up again. maybe we should be watching these applications in the next few weeks to see if the rates of do stimulate consumer activity. jonathan: let's talk about the dilemma the market confronts. depending on your objective, let's say i am looking at two, and a build above fact. looking out to 10 year for a similar yield of a longer maturity. why would anyone want to take that for the same yield? luke: you wouldn't, and what we have, it is a bit of a pickup over the 10 year. you can slice and dice this up a little bit more and get a pickup in yields or go and chase yield and credit because that is much, much better trade than chasing around the treasury markets. jose: i would look at the belly of the curve. then two or three year duration and we are short because of what you mentioned, not getting paid, what about for britain credit, what about e.m.? -- corporate credit, what about e.m.? matt: you need to have a pessimistic view, and i think basically central banks around the world being easier

he has had that in spades. think we could easily get to the point later this year where rates go back up again. maybe we should be watching mortgage applications in the next few weeks to see if the rates do stimulate consumer activity. jonathan: let's talk about the dilemma that the bond market confronts. depending on your objective, let's just say i'm looking at two, with the yield of 232, and looking all the way out to 10 year for a similar yield of a longer maturity. why would anyone want to take that duration risk for the same yield? luke: you wouldn't, and in fact, the duration we've taken is more in the five-year space. you've got a little bit of a pickup over the 10 year. you can slice and dice this up a little bit more and get a pickup in yields or go and chase yield and credit because that's much, much better trade than chasing around the treasury markets. jonathan: what do you think, jose? jose: i think credit's a way to look. i'd also look at the belly of the curve. then two or three year duration an

the spade of freeway shootings began on highway 4 near concord saturday afternoon. the call came into dispatchers as a vehicle accident, but once chp officers arrived on scene they found a 25-year-old antioch woman dead from gunshot wounded. investigators believe it was gang-related. fast forward to sunday when one person was injured in a targeted road rage shooting at 580 eastbound near airway boulevard. the suspects drove off in a 2019 honda accord. and then this morning on eastbound 80 near macdonald boulevard in richmond another shooting, chp golden gate division is insisting that the roads are safe and this isn't random. >> all three of these shootings appear to be targeted. >> reporter: investigators are gathering information from the shot spotter systems on highway 4 and i-80 and say more cameras would help. >> it's definitely a conversation that's been had and we are seeing more camera systems that are out on the freeways and we'll see if the camera system in this case will help in investigating this incident. >> reporter: if you feel like there's been a lot

i think we're seeing that in spades with this issue. the question will become, you know, how much is the public health standard going to outweigh the needs and desiress of tfolks. there's no question that more oversight is necessary. >> the existing law did increase the vaccination rate to 95%, ich is really good. now they just have to kind of shore up this loophole. i thinkp.hat will h california is also one of three states that don't have religious exemptions, so that's one loophole that's not available. >> all right.ll thank youor being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> turning now to some of the bay area'sgh tst challenges. two polls released this week found 65% of the voters surveyed feel the quality of lifn i the region has gotten worse in the last five years. 44% are considering leaving the area in the nea future. among their top sources of frustration, homelessness, the high cost of living, and traffic congestion. but they're also willing to dig nto their wallets to help find solutions. joining me now to discuss what this

the spade of freeway shootings began on highway 4 near concord saturday afternoon. the call came in as a vehicle accident, but once chp officers arrived, they found a 25-year- old antioch woman dead from gunshot wounds. investigators believe it was gang related. fast forward to sunday. that's when one person was injured in a targeted road rage shooting at 580 eastbound near airway boulevard. the suspects drove off in a 2019 honda accord and then this morning on eastbound 80 near macdonald boulevard in richmond another shooting. chp golden gate division is insisting the roads are safe and this isn't random. >> all three shootings appear to be targeted. >> reporter: investigators are gathering information from the shot spotter systems on highway 4 and i-80 and say re came he. >> it's definitely a conversation that's been had and we are seeing more camera systems that are out on the freeways and we'll see if the camera system in this case will help in investigating this incident. >> reporter: if you feel like there's been a lot of shootings on bay area highways in the

misled the american people are going to turn against this these corrupt insiders and come out in spades in this two thousand and twenty election the whole russia gate narrative and all the different variations of it or sort of crumbling right now this is basically the deja vu moment of. the journalistic class. sort of perpetuate the same failure during the two thousand and sixteen elections boil down a lot of the real polling numbers misreported inflated exaggerated so they've been framed the president they framed his staff cabinet appointees associates and even his supporters of being russian agents this is the biggest political hoax in the history of the united states two and a half years of a complete fabricated political hoax i think the american people have not cared about the russian gay issue ever the polls show that this is been an issue that the media is care about that the democrats have cared about the democrats need to focus on bread and butter issues health care education homelessness infrastructure but they've decided time and again is some of the secondary issues. and if

out february i think it was two thousand and twelve within three months i got out of a macor five spades zero. i start my own business i got a vehicle had tags had a license and. an october that year i decided smoke some weed. i thought the worst case scenario if i go to the probation office is that i have to go to a program where i'd be urine test regularly or go to a meet well the reality fact is dirty urine is a violation and probation officer i had was new and she was a stickler for the law and she violated me their own spot i wept like a little child i couldn't believe i had all made all this work on my i have all this to show you look at all this i have i've done it she's that you've done a lot but you still using drugs and it's against the law. to get sentenced to four years for during your analysis. it's a lot watching your children grow up in issue in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of a business it is just it doesn't get easier you don't stand and as you get older you think you become more custom in this but it never under any circumstances gets easier. it is how y

why did this half century of stability get ended with this dramatic increase in incarceration in spades from america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse once the federal government decided that we're going to have the war on drugs they were able to then take a lot of money from the federal budget and send it out to states of health i realized the need for money to deal with this problem and i am glad that in this administration we have increased the amount of money for handling the problem. it will be six hundred million dollars this year more money will be needed in the future and virtually everybody thought the drug war was the number one issue and so you had politicians in both parties and you know district attorneys and elected everybody wanted to get in to drug cases and get aggressive about new laws to punish them new agents to arrest the new prosecutors to convict them and new prisons to hold them. we move the train when i was very young we moved here we moved you know to below we used to always roll up and down the hallways of course it was the projects

the cia is behind a mysterious attack on the north korean embassy in spades according to local media . russia's nord stream two gas pipeline project is a tool to destroy liberty and freedom according to the u.s. secretary of state by pump a zero claims the american energy project saw a much better alternative. we need to continue to build our energy security and cars and partners to buy from us but a machine that actors. and a new documentary reveals that supporters of terror group islamic states have infiltrated a greek refugee camp where they rule with an iron fist we told the film's producer . there were reports of really quite disastrous things often there but we never ever expected to find out what we really found out. it. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nicky and now our top story a week of critical brags that decision's continues with the u.k. parliament having now ruled out a no deal scenario it means that on thursday british m.p.'s will return to westminster to decide whether to extend article fifty and seek further negotiations with the

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missing in the american people are going to turn against this these corrupt insiders and come out in spades in this two thousand and twenty election. made it pretty clear in his brief statement on these tweets of course it was trump ask his response but he also added something that gave a little bit more spice to it he said that this was an illegal takedown that failed and hopefully somebody is going to be looking at the other side what do you anticipate we'll see next week trump be looking for some kind of retaliation perhaps i'm going to investigate. well i think what's happened is in this country we short version we have braced this idea of globalism in one nine hundred eighty nine to one thousand nine hundred two what we were really embracing in america at the elitists was the idea of an unregulated system a go global on rail regulated system that flourished first under-aged w. bush then under clinton then under view then under obama and trump saw through that and there's a lot of rot in the justice department the state department the iras and it's going to take time to clean that rot o

invasion of iraq wrong and they said never again it'll never happen again well it's happened again in spades go ahead anthony well the media should apologize and say hey we're sorry we knew it pays two and a half years we've been saying that the ration is were involved in trump was involved with duration isn't there was collusion there was corruption they should apologize and they should move on to something else i'm not really sure what you're going to do talk about cooking recipes video games for as they pursue grades i'm not really sure but they can't go down his role although they're trying to manage n.s.a. people like alexander ovechkin from when the hockey team is in the white house is somehow a bad thing because he is a russian now they're devolved into a straight as you know phobia because their whole programs have been built on russia this russia they what did they do now i'm not really sure but it doesn't look too good right now. i mean they and this should really watch the initial reactions on you know particularly rachel maddow right now would you what is it fair to do to charact

have to radically change the approach here no can really meet our standards again your knee got a spade my garden if you dish out there let's step back again and ask our stance how we are complete in order to think generating to do a clean sweep make it your standpoint nonetheless there is a something that many people to be a lot like europe did none better at least germany received quite many they had fewer teachers just look at the numbers just how many if you place in found not to mention general. not done this in spite of the horrors of the ongoing. what about other companies you need to jump and did for me the other books and in if you didn't. and if you please read only people who have gotten peace and so on saudi arabia who why baccarat in and out gotta how many thank you g.-d. did they accept the sheep or not what is going beyond death and the same companies i don't proclaim euro forty two were sent very close up and so on and so book i'm really not sure how many refugees would like to be in those countries arguably but i'm going to finally i got to finish though with the title

the cia's behind a mysterious attack on the north korean embassy in spades according to local media . stream to the gas pipeline project is a tool to destroy liberty and freedom according to the u.s. secretary of state. says that american energy products are a much better alternative. we need to continue to build our energy security and encouraging partners to buy from us by. this new documentary reveals supporters of terrorism group islamic state infiltrated a greek refugee camp where they rule it said with an iron fist we speak a rule that said with an iron fist we'll be speaking to the film's producer. welcome this is r.t. international. a week of critical decisions continues with the u.k. parliament having now ruled out today no deal scenario it means that on thursday british m.p.'s will return to westminster to decide whether or not to extend the tickle fifteen seek further negotiations with the european union. has the latest. the good for the u.k. and. the u.k. will leave you without you do. something else is a greet the onus is now on every one of us in this house to find. this

michael covert a former diplomat and current asia advisor to a brussels based think tank and michael spade or a businessman based in china two canadians detained in china since december on monday for the first time china said the two men are being held because they are suspected of being spies but the arrest of the two men has been seen possibly as beijing's retaliation for china's arrest of a mangled one joe an executive at chinese technology company while away and daughter of the company's founder she was arrested on december first nine days later two canadians are arrested in china. since being released on bail has been required to stay in vancouver on sunday her lawyers filed a lawsuit against the canadian government after her high profile arrest saying she was interrogated before she was told she was even under arrest she was detained in canada at the request of washington allegedly she had broken american sanctions against iran yep a so it has severely strained relations between canada and china on monday canada's prime minister's scolded china for what he called arbitrary detentions

in league or as well and you'd have to put money on them to type the whole trophy all right yannick spade from d.w. sports thank you very much for analysis. all right coming up on did have you news asia the pakistani woman on a mission to vaccinate her country against the polio virus even though dozens of first fellow health workers have been murdered by militants. the fear is better she has that story coming right up on d.w. news asia stay with us now from. sarno just couldn't get this song out of his head. the colleges began searching for the captivating sound. deep in the forest in central africa and the look to the look was a bit less than the. money little. did by their culture the state. only a promise to his son made sarno leave the jungle and return to the concrete and glass jungle of work. the result reverse culture shock. was. the prize winning documentary song from the forest starts first on t.w. . the city in ruins are always. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population . as fighters occupied the city center seventeen president

the league or as well and you'd have to put money on them to type the whole trophy all right yannick spade from d.w. sports thank you very much for analysis but as we just heard a byron saffir means that for the first time in thirteen years a german club will not compete in the champions league quarter finals now the remaining eight teams will find out tomorrow what the next round holds for them within one's premier league the highest contributor four clubs one called each from italy spain the netherlands and portugal running off there at the quarter finalists . our minder now of our top story at this hour britain's parliament is due to vote today on whether to request an extension from the e.u. for the break that deadline just fifteen days away and voting last night lawmakers backed a motion to rule out a no deal breaks and. coming up conflict so attempts a bastion sits down with march and how my deputy chairman of the conservative people's party of estonia stay tuned for that. in the. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful my guest this week here in tallinn is martin helm.

spade police customs immigration and any other relevant government departments or agencies. the powerful u.s. gun lobby has been covertly recorded advising how to deal with public opinion following a mass shooting al-jazeera is an investigative unit filmed with hidden cameras as representatives from an australian political party received advice from the n.r.a. on how to promote gun ownership and deal with its critics peter charlie reports. on a visit to washington last attempt a team from pauline hanson's one nation party sold help from the n.r.a. in order to changes trillions strict gun control laws in the country where you live . in a series of meetings one nation was given advice on how best to prepare a stranger for a change to its laws i think. you are and take steps in the right direction to start providing protection cheer people up and again that helps us. get. a look at us. astray or severely restricted the sale of semiautomatic and automatic guns following a massacre in the tasmanian town of port arthur in one thousand nine hundred six. thirty five people were murd