t. r. big, exclusively spoke to spokesman for the taliban political office and katara. he says that washington miscalculated want to entered off kind of stone. unfortunately, the situation in the country is getting worse. if not for the occupation, the situation would not have worse than to that extent. they should have thought about that before invading and atlantic country like i've got to stand. and now the american president has announced that foreign american troops will finally leave our country. there is no need to lay foreign troops in the country. we want to solve problems through negotiation, and we have a maintaining such a position from the very beginning. but we will negotiate with james not as a representative of the people, but us with just one of the guns sides. we cannot recognize the regime which has appeared along with the occupants, which is completely corrupted. while still ahead, the president boynton comes under pressure to cover the use of drones outside are recognized, facile grounds. war and that story. i'm much more up to the break with the ah

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need the backseat and so you should be ok with the big stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekend r t. hello and welcome. devastating floods have left 180 people dead and counting across germany and neighboring countries. burst river banks and flash floods this week, destroyed entire homes and swept away roads and power lines. strong thunderstorms, by the way, if not the check republic, roads unreal ways were submerged and property damage. no casualties have been reported. there is yet fleming's not being seen in eastern germany. states of emergency has been declared in the south east states of barbara locals and emergency services came together to begin the clean up operation from austria and separate heavy flooding and subsidy as well. but it's western germany, that's where the brother, as a europe correspondence, peter oliver theory and of in the state of rhode island, to latin this one of the worst effected areas by the fluid you can see over to my left on the building where the water actually reached well above my own head. the job for people here right now is cleaning up followi

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r t hillcrest south africa, the most powerful woman in the u. s. congress, nancy pelosi has been caching in on investments in big tank the company. she's also busy regulating the revelation of a new investigation by journalists breaking down the story for his aunt easily. patricia, well, did you know that the top democrat in the house is also a top notch stock trader, a true talent together with her husband, a bit of pelosi math for you, her personal wealth. stand that nearly $100.00. 15000000, which is quite an increase from 41000000 in 2004. good for her. one very important disclaimer. i'm in no way of saying madam speaker is doing anything wrong or breaking the law. but i'll be moving on to a combined lesson of pelosi mass with the touch of pelosi ethics for that. let me refer to an investigation by journalist glen greenwald. much of their that below sees added wealth is due to extremely lucrative and lucky decisions about when to buy and sell stocks and options in the very industries and companies over which pelosi as how speaker exercises enormous and direct influence. oh, there's so much context to dig into. it turns out cl

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big talking point over the past few days. as we've just been hearing. you can read all about it's on r t dot com is here. and debates over actions of the gains didn't end. there are no german gymnast, have chosen to were full body unit charge. instead of the more traditional bikini leo towards the decision was made to protest, they supposed sexualization of athletes. and while some find the move an important step towards equality, others say it's just another case of trying to mix sport political. so what those are panel, think about the increasing attention being paid at the games to non sporting matters. this whole issue of uniform and the sexualization of women has to go quite soon and it can be so very simply, he just say, here are the uniformed men and women, no different. any sport that tries to segregate male and female on the basis of uniform is really back in the 20th century. one of the biggest things about the elliptic pattern and your scale, it doesn't actually, and that's what you're judging, not charging the uniform and what, what people don't realize of this explanation of women when they

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discussion on tech control, se r t the ah, the ah, ah, the well, what we've been reporting on for a few years, money printing leads to inflation. this is about becoming a big problem for central banks around the world. only one central bank on the world is actually taking it on board and proactively dealing with the issue. we'll get to that in mama ah, welcome back to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing tech control. mm. okay, go back to is i can san francisco. i've always wanted to ask people on the inside the following question effected. do they like playing god? yes. they feel like they're playing god and that can be their finger on the scale. and ah, yeah, and that's actually can the dividing line that i see between the people that are good in the people that are evil is that the people that are evil are sort of like atheists. and it kind of blew my mind once i realized this. and the people that wouldn't do such things. i have a belief in god and don't ask me why that is. it just is what it is. right? and same question to you. i mean to is, is this a, an ego trip? i mean, you know, they do it be

r t investigative journalist. now t has been sworn telling us he can't protect an image of his sources. it's a government can access his information. you know, i'm highly critical, big tech companies all the time. here's one area where i think they did the right thing by coming forward and saying, look at the abuse of this program and the abuse of these gag borders and the secrecy orders by the government. as a journalist, as an investigative journalist, i have many sources in the past that i've had to protect them. you don't want them to be disclosed, right? and when government has the ability to go in and they're able to access your information, they can access your cloud services. it puts those sources at risk. but what i would say to that is, i believe that the rights of a journalist stop at the same point, that the rights of any citizen stop. and that is journalists, we should not be a protected class and be treated differently just as i believe. and i agree with the idea that the government you'd have to make their case as to why they should be able to access my private records. they should have to make that case for every individual american fence. so i'm par

r t hey summer. a opening figure is now overwhelming. majority of american college graduates wish they'd been told more life skills. that's the findings of a new nation wide survey. big numbers us always seeing according to the poll for of every 5 recent graduates wish their education had given them a better chance that independent living while a quarter admitted to having almost no d i y skills whatsoever. other areas of concern were investing long term financial planning, managing student loans and budgeting, retired new york university professor. dr. michael rectinwald's feels today students aren't prepared for real life is a combination of administrators and faculty, the curriculum they're putting together and what they're teaching people outside of the sciences, which are also being affected by all this. they're not teaching anything of value. they're teaching, basically a gender ivy ology, but trans transgender, some, but also critical race theory. things that are effectively not validated by any evidence in allow you to critically analyze these, these assertions that are being made under the rubric of social justice. they are just accepted path, patently asked

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