dinosaurs and facebook is coming under increasing scrutiny and it's not only in the united states steve malzberg joins us to discuss plus we take a longer look at privacy issues around the world with international regulatory attorney miles and later host of the big picture right here in r.t. america holland joins us to talk about generations z. and tells us about their decidedly different spending habits all that straight ahead but first we had a few headlines. big four accounting firm k p m g is the first of the four to say they will abandon client work which creates conflicts of interest for the company according to k. p. m. g. executive decision is an effort to remove even the perception of a possible conflict of interests k p m g has been particularly pronounced big blip on the regulatory radar in connection to their client giant u.k. construction perm karelian which collapsed due to what members of parliament called reckless behavior made possible in part due to accounting failures k p m g s move comes as regulators in the u.k. have been considering banning the big four from doing work both

and radio commentator steve malzberg thank you steve thank you bart. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us if you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com boom bust r.t. so long for now. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no lawyer i mean your list put video of. you scrolling needle the ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen . of those who took part in it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. state . while give easy vasan this us. and. the unions at once like. the rational. desires of the needy thief. is a small. fortune for the outnumbered lot of. more than a natural. headlines today's case of picture perfect as locals one small english town are outraged that this streets of paris. against the u.s. democrats ahead of the midterms. come.

technology and we love nothing more than sharing that conversation with conservative commentator steve malzberg welcome steve to be here for so we want to talk about facebook today facebook has been in the news a lot lately of course are always in the news and recently not in a good way but now they're in some hot water over seas what do we know they are ok mark zuckerberg of facebook feeling the heat and once again at the international community specifically five countries want him to attend an international conference and talk about hate speech privacy issues and the usual crimes at the international community another everybody thinks that they're committing. said no the countries involved are the u.k. ireland canada australia and argentina now earlier the u.k. had just invited him separately to come before their parliament and discuss these issues and he said no so you know zuckerberg is digging in deeper and deeper here they're feeling he's not cooperating by refusing to show up to this conference later in the month now the e.u. in april as we know and we've talked about past regulations on

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and radio commentator steve malzberg thank you steve thank you bart. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch boom bust on you tube dot com boom bust r.t. so long for now. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you the. relationship experts recommend trouble couples to keep talking to each other. this advice would also apply to president putin and president trump on the eve of the second meeting is it enough to pull the u.s. russia relationship out of crisis. because as i live the good. fight. we have. this is you know. why some peoples also take our things all the power just for themselves. and twenty forty you know bloody revolution to quit the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know here i mean your list put. you pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four . those who took pa

and next we go to our friend an expert on so many things steve malzberg steve we appreciate you being here you know we've talked about this offline and online a few times but these sanctions that were announced today mainly target iran's oil industry which is already taken a hit thanks to u.s. pressure but they also go after things like banking in the shipping industry as well and hundreds of individuals explain for our viewers and go over you know why is the u.s. doing this especially since so much of the world isn't in on the game. well thanks for having me again bart the fact is of course that many of these sanctions were already in effect until barack obama cut them off the pres of the united states signing on to that iranian nuclear deal cut off these sanctions stop the sanctions as part of the deal and donald trump ran on a platform of getting out of the deal he did get out of the deal so this was just a bound to happen now in august he started this very slowly by putting some sanctions on precious metals and gold of the out of a motive industry now the reason for this as stated

what's the new congress might or might not be able to accomplish with conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve thank you for looking at this i know you were up late last night watching the results and we appreciated that i enjoyed watching you but let me ask you nancy pelosi tweeted the current minority leader and potential speaker of the house in the next car and she said it deserved to be voted as a speaker once again when they they offered that president trump said she deserved to be sworn in as speaker of the house and he may be doing that tongue in cheek but can you see the two of these folks working together. i could see it under the correct circumstances by the way of trump perked up later in the press conference believe me but i could see it under the right circumstances however trump also said at his press conference today that if they investigate me then there's going to be no deals i'm not going to work with a congress that's investigating me now does that mean impeachment does that mean it investigating a possible ties to financial firms or whatever does it mean any inves

host and political commentator steve malzberg joining us live from new york steve good to see you on this late night and i was off the one of the morning for your trouble already calling the result a tremendous success is that what you would call it. well we have to put it in historical perspective usually when the president has his first midterm election and that's what this is for donald trump two years into his first term he loses badly for instance barack obama in his first midterm election lost sixty three house seats and six senate seats bill clinton in one thousand nine hundred two his for first midterm loss fifty four house seats and nine senate seats so the fact that donald trump lost about thirty five house seats and gained at least four senate seats and by the way only three times this is the fourth time in history that a president's party has gained senate seats in the first term election so if you look at it in historical context yes it's a victory steve let's talk about the media coverage here how balanced do you think the media coverage has been in the run up to this d

to go below just the skin and help us progress out what's going on is conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve we pick the topics i'll tell you i mean this is a week we go from facebook to you know wal-mart to you know planning things under your skin what's going on in the u.k. and i know labor must be crazy about this seems justifiable to me but what's going on well you know i have a chip in my dog fourteen years ago had that put in when we got in case you've got lost but things have come a long way since then this is the chip so the size of a rice tell it and they go between the thumb and the forefinger and what's going on is that in the u.k. there's a company called biotech and as you mentioned that they put in one hundred thirty individuals and they shipped most of theirs overseas to spain to italy and france and japan and china but there's another swedish company known as bio hack. and they are in talks reportedly with some of the biggest law firms and financial firms in the u.k. to do this on a massive scale have chips implanted in the employees of these companies and now you h

world economy is down so that limits you know put demand for oil and russia can step in there too steve malzberg thank you so much steve sure appreciate your help and insight my pleasure bart. and time now to squeeze in a brief break but stay with us because when we return there is considerable and potentially consequential breck's at news the c.e.o. of strong mark hill report which is here with the latest and later r.t. correspondent to talk just tweet joins us to consider where all the garbage has gone it's a tawdry tale of trash which may shock you as we go to break here the numbers at the closing very closely bill back in a flash. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race he's scary dramatic and is. only so i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and tom. you know world's big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the

world economy is down so that limits you know put demand for oil and russia can step in there too steve malzberg thank you so much steve sure appreciate your help and insight my pleasure bart. and time now to squeeze in a brief break but stay with us because when we return there is considerable and potentially consequential brecht's at news the c.e.o. of strong mark hill report which is here with the latest and later r.t. correspondent to talk just tweet joins us to consider where all the garbage has gone it's hard to retail of trash which may shock you as we go to break here the numbers at the closing very close in belfast in a flash. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. this is neil barr can tell as. well all countries competing with all countries number of globalization no more central bank domination no more national monetary fund world bank united nations colluding in backrooms and damage to continue to corrupt the global. welcome back right hailing company is back in the headl

i discuss this further we're now joined by political commentator steve malzberg and rights activist anthony rogers right for reaction to this a gentleman this is always a minefield when we talk about this on t.v. especially three gentlemen discussing a transgender woman's rights here but. getting right into it let's start with steve . it's been found that transgender inmates are around ten times more likely to be sexually assaulted by fellow prisoners for whatever reason they are considered to be particularly vulnerable prisoners this can lead to self harm and suicide what should be done to protect these vulnerable inmates. well everything should be done to protect them i mean every inmate should be protected equally and the fact if in fact this this inmate is not being protected then. other steps have to be taken let me point out we're talking about about twenty transgender inmates in the entire prison system of illinois that's what we're talking about here now the trumpet ministration recently loosened and change regulations that came down under the obama administration they say that if y

parliament obtained copies of confidential internal papers conservative commentator steve malzberg joins us to take a look plus as bitcoin trades at just above thirty five hundred dollars about thirty seven hundred when we went to air is it point at a new bottom we'll ask taylor letterman's cryptocurrency analyst at simpler trading about that and more and later there's big business news and sports argues regina dam tells us about the new global player in sports programming all that directly ahead but first we get some headlines let's know it. a french fuel fight lead to our global report today as president mccrone prepares a nationwide address. over one hundred thousand protesters have marched against mr mccrone plan to increase fuel taxes this was the second weekend of actions by the protesters mary many wearing yellow best french voters to required to keep in their cars which have the media adopted them as are named the yellow vests a total of eight thousand people marched in paris with five thousand braving areas where police fired tear gas and broke up the demonstration french financ

topic we thank you all for joining us and we hope you'll come back to continue the conversation steve malzberg john greyson councilwoman we thank you so much for being with us. we now move to the business of the u.s. environmental protection agency which should be in the business of doing exactly what their title implies protecting the environment but the agency is face cando after scandal and specifically with some pronounced personnel problems as hard to report that continues ethics scandals cost former e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt his job now another trump appointed to the environmental protection agency's south east regency as been region has been indicted for violating state ethics charges in the state of alabama president trump. appointed trey glenn as regional administrator of the e.p.a. in august of last year despite a history of ethical issues ironically mr glenn's indictment may actually help alabama clean up some environmental messes molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer is here to explain molly welcome back what happened with mr glenn. trade glenn has been a center o

what's the new congress might or might not be able to accomplish with conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve thank you for looking at this i know you were up late last night watching the results and we appreciated that i enjoyed watching you but let me ask you nancy.

and radio commentator steve malzberg thank you steve have a great weekend you too. before we get to our global market round up for the week we focus on more work that's the moscow's dark to do so we had to moscow in order to correspondent all your shop of all of the history of the moscow exchange formerly my sigs began with currency auctions that economic bank of the u.s. the son started back in the one nine hundred eighty nine that's when the market rate old the ruble against the dollar was established for the very first time the moscow exchange appeared as a result of a merger between russia's two biggest stock exchanges my six moscow into buying currency exchange and russian trading system in twenty eleven today the mo x. is the main exchange trading platform in russia it's a universal exchange which means it combines several markets a stock exchange for trading in stocks bonds units e.t.s. and depository receipts and futures markets a currency markets for deliverable transactions as well as a number of more specialized markets such as commodities and standardise

reaction from not only nations but businesses with steve malzberg and there's considerable and potentially consequential brecht's in the c.e.o. of straw market hillary ford which is here with the latest star to correspond the toughest sweet joins us to consider where all the garbage is gone this tawdry tale of trash may shock some of you all that directly has but first it's a mad line let's go. the u.s. supreme court will not second guess one of the trump of ministrations first regulatory rollbacks to limit so-called net neutrality which under former president barack obama sought to ensure all internet data be available to more people and to those particularly in rural locations the obamacare rules sought to ensure the internet was not discriminatory and outlawed such discriminatory efforts by providers of websites platforms apps or communications delivery the federal communications commission headed by hand selected trump appointee scaled back the consumer friendly rule on a boat of three to two party line last december and a lower federal court upheld the trumpet administration's positio

policy towards transgender people with rights activist and just rights and political commentator steve malzberg. trump administration recently loosened and change regulations that came down under the obama administration they say that if you're if you're judged on what you are based on your biological sex ok so this person that we're talking about in chicago in illinois though i would be judged a male under the trumpet ministration and the reason it was changed is because female prisoners in texas had a similar situation and they sued they didn't want a transgender male who said he was a woman coming to their prison they said it was an invasion of their property that you keep everybody safe but you don't start making accommodations special accommodations to gender dysphoria is accepted by the american medical association in american psychological association as distress from gender assignment at birth so this isn't just something that people are doing for fun this is a recognized medical condition based on science based on research and decent study so it's very very important that we train thes

question more about apple's competition antitrust attorney andre barlow and conservative commentator steve malzberg will be with us and later we'll take a look at global oil with our t.v. producer so i had to have been here all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go.

parliament obtained copies of confidential internal papers conservative commentator steve malzberg joins us to take a look plus as bitcoin trades at just above thirty five hundred dollars about thirty seven hundred when we went to air is it point at a new bottom we'll ask taylor letterman cryptocurrency analyst at simpler trading about that and more and later there's big business news and sports argues regina dam tells us about the new global player in sports programming all that directly ahead but first we get some headlines let's now it. a french fuel fight lead to our global report today as president mccrone prepares a nationwide address over one hundred thousand protesters have marched against mr mccrone plan to increase fuel taxes this was the second weekend of actions by the protest.

world economy is down so that limits you know put demand for oil and russia can step in there too steve malzberg thank you so much steve sure appreciate your help and insight my pleasure bart. and time now to squeeze in a brief break but stay with us because when we return there is considerable and potentially consequential breck's at news the c.e.o. of strong mark hill report which is here with the latest and later r.t. correspondent to talk just tweet joins us to consider where all the garbage has gone it's a hard retail of trash which may shock you as we go to break here the numbers at the closing very closely bill back in a flash. banker's survival guide stacey you want to start. this is it. this is a repatriation look at the present seven the. military price report. welcome back right ailing company goober is back in the headlines again and this time it's expanding the service is looking to add a new top tier subscription style model for those who are unaware how the app works prices of rides fluctuate given upon the amount of users trying to order at any given time so if a dozen of people

and radio commentator steve malzberg told auntie's boom bust program it was clear from the start the u.s. wanted to impose sanctions. many of these sanctions were already in effect until barack obama cut them off the pres of the united states signing on to that iranian nuclear deal cut off these sanctions stop the sanctions as part of the deal and donald trump ran on a platform of getting out of the deal he did get out of the deal so this was just a bound to happen now the united states doesn't care that the rest of the world is still signed on to that nuclear agreement and is against these sanctions what about the company that ensures the cargo that goes from iran to the country i mean they also do business with the united states and the united states will accuse them or could very well of secondary sanctions violations here of all put secondary sanctions on them for violating the sanctions and these countries that do business with iran all do business with the u.s. and they're just not going to risk it right we're talking protests in paris after the break. what politicians do somet

more about apple's competition antitrust attorney andre barlow and conservative commentators steve malzberg will be with us and later we'll take a look at global oil with our t.v. producer so i had to have been here all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines let's go. unexpected news on trade and tariffs leads our global report today as the eyes of the world begin turning toward an anticipated meeting between chinese president xi jinping and u.s. president donald trump at the g. twenty summit beginning friday in borno sorry's argentina behind the bluster of mr trump's tirades against china the trump commerce department has given all most listen to this three thousand waivers from u.s. tariffs to u.s. based companies seeking to continue using imported chinese metals and metals products blade manufacture greenfield industries which is based in south carolina owned by company a chinese.

recent saudi vote and here in the us and beyond us conservative commentator and show favorite steve malzberg he didn't say if thank you guys for having me of good things he's doing you know i mean you may not see eye to eye on a lot of things politically but the saudi u.s. kind of fighter manager relationship going on in regards to yemen is something i think that we can both agree needs to be reevaluated especially given the human catastrophe we're seeing inside the middle east porous country i can we agree than that but at least we need to step back and re-evaluate that relationship well i don't.