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what examined? because of a felony decay, they did show middle. now when i knew steve, if though this sophisticated network had managed to completely bypass italy's much vaunted food surveillance system, the gang imported rape seal oil most often from turkey to the nearest port and cona . usually the oil was passed its used by date. the network then took the rape seed oil to be transformed into fake olive oil in their own clandestine workshop. later, it was packaged and transported by road for sale to italian, swiss and german restaurants. some of them were famous establishment, one, even hosting the german chancellor and the italian president. while the quiz, stella go to work or placed a loss of crystal cafe, there was the quality, maddening thing. so for a venue, i'm east of boston. okay. gotcha. and dab i, lord, you're the same began so he's always with michael electric yard. you know, look with dp good. already had the heated to be with a lawyer for a, a gender vault, the beta carotene a seizure color that anchor devil 2. he said it before, i got a 30 sticker or gun only to go to jelena gate. chevy. she now symbol the low leader nan kilometer nan q and a path day j like gentle, better gentle. no, no k non color. sheila lever i'm going to with the criminals, could scarcely believe their luck. no sake, olive oil was surprisingly easy to produce and very profitable. what about him? 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so chelsea, susie, dr. morrison, the inside as group decided to conduct its own private investigation or short handle. so you called could your room? sucrose is walker in order to fulfill basically, or, you know, the dealers look super coffee to, to degree in golf course thought he defeated person shortly. one than 5 south law adjectives from you don't was i didn't put you in as external to place you on the shoe meal. or they could them to push was fat that they could visit him occupied the course of the one entire. investigators say this outlawed practice is still commonly seen in indonesia, vietnam and china pumping fish with water increases their weight and makes them more expensive. it's a frequent food fraud trick, but something even more serious was being done to tuna to make it look fresher than it was. some of the dissident group had started secretly filming during a visit to a spanish competitor. they noticed strange machinery through which its tuna was being cut. the machinery is sometimes controversially used in the meat industry to inject nitrate preservatives that give hams their pink color. juna turns a less appetizing brown when it's been oxidized frozen, and then thought the inside as realized that competitors were using the technique to turn that tuner a more attractive but fake break read rhetoric, but to produce a glucose tomato juice of it was a grill though. cdw brochure cd my own butcher. it all yourself would remodel. but gum to, to toss or mill, one of the woof. woof, woof, woof, woof, golden. we replicated the same chemical transformation in the laboratory for this film. injecting nitrate cause the oxidized brown tuna meat to regain its red tinge within a few hours. but tuna re color to look like fresh fish can be toxic and cause serious food poisoning. c. o miss what a mushy. the wonders he saw on problem. chill properties or go from a girl. it was a little new that was interested to see comparable, post assaulted and all into a clash, majestic control, emotion driven by fear of a huge scandal. the industry dissidence took their concerns to the european union earlier saturday. cuz if he left home, if it came off and was about to treat press, are you trying complex mit i saw you. in 2016 spanish police established that the whistle blowers fears were correct. they found tuna caught in el salvador and panama their brown flesh assigned. they should no longer be eaten role. they also found injection machines and high quantities of night traits all set up ready to go. the evidence was enough to force that particular operation to close. but elsewhere, the practice continued. in 2017, there were 454 cases of poisoning in europe, due to tuna spiked with nitrates, the european commission, and to react to prevent possible urge sick turkey fully says who suitable for it effected on 70 decker on ebay casino to marshall or beyond kitty affected beth's settled, nook ski, supersedes sick when i moved, this is ogazio said with he don't get door pulled. european is the pan european crime fighting organisation. it mobilized the police force as of 11 different countries. in 2018, the resulting investigation shut down a major food fraud operation and seized a 131 tons of contaminated or soon to be adulterated, tuna setting upon you could a boy shall show us j o p l ears. i. d r a fall succeed despite this junior spiked with nitrates is still on sale across europe to day. and he still seized on a regular basis. like all the other fake foods in this investigation. and many others we haven't mentioned. it offers frauds does profits that are easy to make, and hard to ignore. hosea, the manufacturer, say uncle of what altima yesterday, let them in your explanation is to the prison present your thought, rwanda, the salon, the dental plan. so what's the best way to combat this growing threat to what we eat? our world relies on the free movement of goods. but it also makes things easy for those who seek to abuse the system. and no matter how effective the regulators and investigators may be too many food frauds are still going undetected, produces manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and retailers, are all part of a system that supposed to help ensure the authenticity of what we consume. the problem is that although many of them take this seriously

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u. c. l. and what i've discovered in the last couple of years since doing this book is that that conversation doesn't even spell outside of the biology department at u. c. l. let alone into a broader society. i think that over all my senses, but to normalize these conversations is part of the social change. it requires a political movement and it requires, you know, revolutionary voices and conservative voices. but ultimately, you know, i do think the arc of, of history is towards progress. i think that is true. i think we're in a weird blip at the moment. i don't know what you mean. do you agree or disagree with us? i hope it said blair, by or so worry that we are, you know, regressing, i think we are a very worry in time if we're not gonna learn the lessons from cove id and we're not able to say, okay, yes, we truly are going to build back better we're going to make sure we do do agree needs though, and we do have higher wages and, and you know, invest more in our health care systems and the rest of it. and then we would have missed this, this major moment in which we could have had that acceleration of change, positive change like there was after the 2

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u. s. liquefied natural gas, or l n. g industry. us only began producing l n g 6 years ago. but it's already a leading export alongside giants cutter and trailer. environmentalists say that comes at a price to the environment. while l n g has been promoted as a bridge fuel that burns cleaner than oil. they insist the amounts of methane produce during the fracking process pose as great a threat as the production and use of fossil fuels. l n, g exports will swell the already handsome profits of u. s. energy companies. these can and would be quantified. but the human cost of the war that contributed to these profits is beyond measure as its impact on what the us administration called its green policy to combat climate change. my kinda error washington. what's the energy angle? but of course, present bike will also be heading to europe and poland in the coming days to you might say, rubber stamped his foreign policy smallness. let's bring in hillary man, leverett, she's a c o, the political risk consultants due to strategic. there's also a for me, us diplomats, and joins us via

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at least blinken addressed today the announcement rus by russia that it's suspendingsi participation. assad is deeply unfortunatirrest and irresponsible. rus we'll be watching carefullsiy to see what russiat, actually does. we'll , of course, make sure that in an we'reappropy that wey postured appropriately for the security of our own country. and that of our allies . >> laura: joining and that of oa >> joining us now is former trump national security adviser robert o'brien. robert , how significantleast rt is putin's at least rhetorical move here? >> warlords, great to be. th with you tonight. thanks for having me on there.aw o things wmember when are two te to remember when it comesl tr to these arms control treaty with russia.eaties with russia, number one, the russians always they cheat , the russians always cheat. they cheated on open skiesopen they use that which wasod t supposed to be a verification method to suss out what we weree doing with our our civilhe pres. they cheated on th defense, with defending the president. they cheated on the inf treatyen and a lot of these missiles that you're seeing hit ukraine were built in violatioviolation the treaty, and they stop verification on newstart. so they the russians cheat in these treaties. and when they cheat, we shouldtt get out of them. out and we got out open skieskies wit and eaf when president trump was in office, inf the second thing i we need to remember, laura , th is the chinese benefit from these treaties.en't b the chinese aren't involvedoundy and they aren't bound by them. soe binding we're biting our ay to build in, for example, intermediate range nuclearexampn build an intermediate range missiles. the chinese built thousands of them. we didn't build anm. they developedy of them. they developed a great advantage over us . and the same thing on the startv treaty, they'll have more icbm missiles in two or three years i than we have in our inventory. h and you combine that with thegud russians and where i can two to one. so, you knowi'm no, i'm not too concerned about the russians suspending. involvement inod in the treaty . but what we need defenses make sure we rebuild our defensesd monetize our and modernize our nuclear triad, which president trump started doing so that we're noth there's no nuclear held. that c there's no nuclear blackmails by that can be used against us by either china or russia. >> now, speaking of china, gee,, is planning a summit, robert , n in the not so distant future ine conversation of the war in ukraine is going to dominate moscow and the obviously the conversation of the war in ukraine is going to dominate. >> what's your gut on what'sn going down on this? well, the chinese are goinge russians. they'll certainly help them economically which to continue to help the russians. they'll certainly help them economically, which they've been doing since the start oheyi f the war. now, whether they give military. aid or not, we'll have to see. but the chinese has floatedt fla a spy balloon over the widtharoc breadth of our country. it stopped and lingered over our nuclear silos in montana. it stopped and lingered over our key nuclear capable aircraft base, air force bases over our a in the middle of the country. and it took a little jog by our submarine pens on the east coast. so the ea and we did nothing about during the entire time it wasitn us. we shot it down. collecting on us. we shot it down, which i'm glad we s we did it as it leftn when it entered the unite territorial the territory of the united states . any hould have shot it down when it entered the unitedway, states . bu chineset anyway, the chineseo consequences. i mean, tony conse, lincoln's consequence was meeting with foreign minister wang yi in munich rather than in beijing. so the chinese aren't too intimidated by us? i don't think they i don't't bdf think they think very much of st us . so i wouldn't be surprised if they start giving weaponsart gi to russia to fight ukraine.vinge that'll be very unfortunate for the ukrathat would be very unfoe for the ukrainian people, for mr us and it makes the world a more dangerous place a,on russian price. >> was asked about a possiblet off ramp for putin. r, >> the off ramp is very clear , jake. president putin startejake, d ts war a year ago. could he could end this war today.s he could end thiwas war tomorro. ou our strategy has proven has bee effective. there have been naysayern proveg along that we aren't doingg too enough or we're doinmuchg too mh coalition, at every step of the way. this coalition, it has stuck together. >> not only has it stuck together, but it's. : your reaction, robert actually strengthened in reaction. >> robert , the strategy has been. effective a year later. >> well, the strategy shouldt os have been to deter a the invasion. we didn't do that on the heelsfo of afghanistan and other demonstrations of weakness, killing our keystone pipeline, allowing their nord stream two pipeline to go forward. so we got the invasion. i do compliment stream 2 the administration and the american peopl pipelie for supporting ukraine as the brave ukrainians are fighting for their freedom. bustream t took the time to stop the russians was before they invaded, not not after. bea >> robert t , great to see youk. tonight, as always. thank you. and once once again again, the nba is showing us its true colors. and they're not necessarilyld red , white and blue. een. they may be chinese red and o gold with a little green . >> that's the color of money the league and the chinese fintech company, the amp group,e have just gone into a strategic partnership. cover together, it covers videos vi content broadcastingdeo conten t and membership, joint marketinig campaigns and digital nice? collectibles. in other w nice? in other words, while blacords,, lives matter to the nba, lives do not matter, nor do the lives of dissidents.ristians and how abou? t the christians? a >> joining us now is an eskandar freedom, former nba all player and activist. thd as first, , i love your shit ,your reaction tonight hearing e that the nba is once again moving forward with a massive business partnership with communist china. >> thank you for having me. it's not surprising to hear that nba is only trying to strengthen their relationship with china. i mean, it's not like the nba at this point is china's lapdogt . and they will care about ri the nba, will care about human l jurights and social justice ul it hits their pocket. anythin you know, as soog n as you say human anything against the chinese government or china's abuses,, t they're going to do c whatever they can to silence you.ra you knowzy, what drives me crazk is their hypocrisy.he they will talk about all the human rights violations and political or, you know,encea political prisoners in america. but when it comes to china bit , they're going to stay silent. tg so that is the one thing that >> what just blows my mind. >> what happens. and as when we hear anotherstats after another controversy, the united states , maybe it's racial, maybe it's something else. members of the nba lecturing injustices america about injustices, racism, inequity, lack ofdo opportunity inclusively. do they haveve any credibility on that? 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