it showed that massive nonviolent action was far more effective the bringing down western backed taters like like like those in . egypt and tunisia and yemen then was al qaida and their kind of apocalyptic idiology and genocidal tactics. but unfortunately the you know the way things have gone in in syria and libya and the and the struggles are consolidating democracy in egypt and yemen i think is has maybe given new life all right to the city especially here frustrated seems to me the stream that these the war on terror has nothing to do with. see in the world many thanks today to my guests in washington new york and in san francisco and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk rules. the interview. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on

wonderland obviously mother nature telling us that the clock is ticking and she's ready for all those but tater's as well as those sports men and women both paralympics as well as the olympics ready here to take part in those games. how the miss world beauty pageant has been bumped on. to bali because of security threats at the original venue. but as we're reporting along that might not help much because radical islamists there are targeting the bikini clad parade to turn the van into a nightmare for the rich and beautiful. and maybe tough for supermodels in indonesia but one of their counterparts in russia has been a very different kind of fashion shoot feeling bored she robbed a bank at gunpoint check out a video of that on our you tube channel. ukraine as i join deal with american energy giants in attempts to obtain cheaper gas and aids its dependence on russia by the supposed benefits from the proposal are leaving some in doubt as well as here chef skinner reports so the. courage that some way to introduce oneself not only did the new u.s. ambassador to ukraine congratulate ukrainians on thei

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deck taters are dictating over people that nancy pelosi's son doesn't care about at all. who are these celebrities? they are not good people. oh they can sing. they obviously developed morals along with their vocal capacity. they are who we should be looking to? why are they making a ton of money and not caring at people. why not give us the money? why did they keep the money? give me my money. why am i giving you money? are you rich. you are rich. >> celebrities should go to average people and demand they give their paycheck to charities immediately. >> that was an amazing j-lo impression. >> i have cds and albums and i get a penny when you listen. give me more money. buy it on itunes, buy it on amazon. give me the money. give me the money. >> one more give me the money. >> money. >> he just proved your earlier report. >> there is a bagel in the mouth or honey cake. >> andy you once appeared at a wal-mart to buy cat litter. >> do you feel bad about that now? >> not really. >> they sell everything in bulk. >> you can buy cat litter and a gun. just shoot your cat. >> this

all come taters -- cap comment s commenttaters are talking abouta political gain.he american people if they believe this is wrong, majority do believe this is wrong, we need to do all we can to stop it. and what we want is team to fulfill their promise, this is worth fighting for. government run health care, is going to change america as we know it. our economy, our culture, not just our health care system. so, we feel like it is worth going to the mat for. neil: it is the law, are you taking it away. >> neil, there are dozens of laws on the book that are never funded. this should not be funded, president is not treating it like it is a law, he gives congress waivers. and it is not being implemented in a fairway. >> thank you for joining us. jim i di demint. >> neil, what is the big deal if government shuts down? what if i told you, worse case, a bear market. worse, worse case a recession, worse, worse, worse, a depression? a top investor is next. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron,

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we need to send to syria and the world to difficult taters and terrorists, allies and civilians alike, the unmistakable message, that when the united states of america and the world say, never again, we don't mean sometimes, we don't mean somewhere. never means never. so this is a vote for accountability. norms and laws that keep the civilized world civil mean nothing if they're not enforced. as justice jackson said in his opening argument at the nuremberg trials, the ultimate step in avoiding periodic wars, which are inevitable in a system of international lawlessness, is to make statesmen responsible to the law. if the world's worst despots see they can flout with impunity prohibitions against the world's worst weapons, then those prohibitions are just pieces of paper. that is what we mean by accountability, and that is what we mean by, we cannot be silent. so, let me be clear. president obama is not asking america to go to war. and i say that sitting next to two men, secretary hagel and chairman dempsey, who know what war is, senator knows what war is, they know the difference betw

they did not describe themselves as a dig tater ship. -- dictatorship.mocracy is not just about voting. you cannot have elections and call it a democracy. the amount -- democracy must hold people accountable through the elect an independent judicial process. -- through the electoral process and the judicial process. it is not going to be easy. it was not easy in any of the countries that caller mentioned. we should not have any expectations that this will happen overnight. it is something worth investing in now. the situation on the ground is on acceptable from a moral perspective and from a humanitarian perspective and from the perspective of the international community and security across the world. , we willsel korkor conclude on that note. thank you for joining us from cleveland, ohio. we will have live coverage from thoseesident as he honors 12 employees killed six days ago at the washington navy yard, a short distance from capitol hill. and will be at 5:00 eastern at 2:00 p.m. on the west coast. " is everyn journal day at 7:00 a.m.. \ on theress ba

if they did not do that he would sign a private treaty just with the east german party boss in the tater and then after that the allies would have to get their rights from -- at that point they would no longer be able to fly in the quarters the way they have been flying. they would no longer be able to go back and forth to berlin on a special privilege. they would no longer be able to take their special trains. khrushchev had a menace and eisenhower warned kennedy that there were many signs that khrushchev would in fact act on it. i will not go into details of the whole story because it's in the book and i urge you of course to read it but i will talk here about four things. the vienna senate june third and fourth 1961 between khrushchev and kennedy checkpoint charlie confrontation october 1961 and the connection between the cuban missile crisis and berlin in october 1962. when kennedy became president january 20 the day after he met with eisenhower he stepped his white house with the people who everybody called the best and the brightest to george bundy who had in dean of faculty of har

we have cap taters in their positions for a long time. they kill their people with guns and bombs and that is ok, but all of a sudden it is not ok to gas them and we have to get involved in their civil war? i don't understand what the rush is. we don't even have all the information in. no one else in the world is backing us on this. we will hear from clearwater florida next. joe leal is on the line -- jalil is on the line. country is more dangerous to the united states, syria or iran? dangerous andore a greater threat for the national security of united states? host: will let you tend to the dog in the background. here is the president at the meeting in st. petersburg with president shinzo abe of japan. the -- nearly a week into the president's campaign to convince congress that air strikes against syria are necessary he has achieved little headway against a wall of skepticism on capitol hill. he has received virtually no support for an attack from constituents at home. now syria treated -- if you're voting yes on military action in syria

if they did not do that he would sign a private treaty just with the east german party boss in the tater and then after that the allies would have to get their rights from -- at that point they would no longer be able to fly in the quarters the way they have been flying. they would no longer be able to go back and forth to berlin on a special privilege. they would no longer be able to take their special trains. khrushchev had a menace and eisenhower warned kennedy that there were many signs that khrushchev would in fact act on it. i will not go into details of the whole story because it's in the book and i urge you of course to read it but i will talk here about four things. the vienna senate june third and fourth 1961 between khrushchev and kennedy checkpoint charlie confrontation october 1961 and the connection between the cuban missile crisis and berlin in october 1962. when kennedy became president january 20 the day after he met with eisenhower he stepped his white house with the people who everybody called the best and the brightest to george bundy who had in dean of faculty of har