u. k. because the pen image has been so badly managed, it's almost a list of what not to do. and so i think that has, certainly we got a feel when many, a lot of countries with governments doing the best. but i get that powerful sense of frustration, anger from my colleagues in the u. k. because of how we manage dependent response to being the 1st to michael baker from wellington, you see you and thank you once again for joining me. malik salmon show you coming up on to the break, alex continues. there are a few of the consequences of freedom be with dr. pod at pinkerton. yeah, jonathan. mm. oh, it's like you're walking down a street in a town and in the store, windows are negative. in depression, you tend to go into the store and buy those thoughts and take them home as if they're years. in mindfulness, you walk down the street, you still see the sort storefront with the negative thoughts, but you don't go in and buy those ah, the eastern half of the united states were going to have 1000000000, if

u. k. because the pen image has been so badly managed, it's almost a list of what not to do. and so i think that has something we feel when many a lot of countries, governments doing the best. but i get that powerful sense of frustration, anger from my colleagues in the u. k. because of how barely managed dependent response being the 1st michael baker from wellington. you see you and thank you once again for joining me, alex ivan, show q coming up after the break. alex continues is a few of the consequences of freedom be with dr. pod pinkerton. yeah. jonathan. mm. the one the panoramic. no. certainly no borders to nationalities has emerged. we don't have authority, we go to the back seen the whole world, leads to take action and be ready. people judge, you know, crisis we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in our own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is paid for the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are together in it's like you're walking

u. k, because the pen image has been so badly managed, it's almost a list of what not to do. and so i think that has, certainly we feel in many, a lot of countries, governments doing the best. but i get that powerful sense of frustration, anger from my colleagues in the u. k. because of how barely managed dependent response being the 1st michael baker from wellington. you see, and thank you once again for joining me, alex ivan, show q coming up after the break. alex continues this review of the consequences of freedom be with dr. pod plan katya. jonathan, me the me the whatever the the, the welcome back. alex is discussing the consequences of borders. johnson's corporate freedom de strategy, one of the most trenchant domestic critics. and dr. barton and connie of exeter university. but thank you. you've been a trenchant critic of body johnson's freedom day. what are your key concerns? the key concerns are that we've got the ingredients, perfect stone. on the one hand, we've got a rising number of cases in the under, in the united states and united population all be younger la

u. k. because northern ireland is of course, part of the united kingdom, and yet it cannot be, it's more part of the e u. and that causes all sorts of problems with goods that are coming from the mainland, from britain into northern ireland and both students. and as always saying that you need to act and you need to do something in order to, to help northern ireland overcome these issues. but when i interpret what i'm going to macula said, she said, well, that's just not over stretched out here. and i think she's expecting me also to engage with brussels more when it comes to this really quite test the issue. i thank you for that date of the correspondence bucket mass at windsor castle hunt branch. here with me, thank you. bye. us defense official saying the last remaining american nato troops of left the background military base, enough damage done which has not been handed over to afghan forces. background was the center of the u. s. and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda with 800000 tro

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u. k. because of how barely managed dependent response to being the fessor. michael baker from wellington, you see you and thank you once again for joining me now. like simon show you coming up on to the break. alex continues as a few of the consequences of freedom be with dr. pod at pinkerton. yeah, jonathan, me, the i i use me welcome to mac or finance survival guide. looking forward to your message. this is what happened the benches in britain, delicate watch kaiser report. welcome back. alex is discussing the consequences of the board of johnson's corporate freedom day strategy. one of the most trenchant domestic critics, as dr. barton and connie of exeter university. but thank you, you've been a trenchant critic of bought us johnson's freedom day. what are your key concerns? the key concerns are that we've got the ingredients. stone. on the one hand, we've got a rising number of cases in the under, in the united states and united population all be younger lation. and then we have removed all the restriction and restrictions in the sense the places like n

u. k because of this country is still very high infection rates. i thank you for that. of that. there's a hole in london. japan, newly reported corona virus infections have risen to another record high of more than 800-3200 of those cases are in tokyo. the growing case load is putting pressure on hospitals in the olympics host city. on tuesday, prime minister, your heat is still good. again, people can watch the events from home. the head of the us olympic team has prayed simone bowels decision to prioritize mental wellness. over all else, the champion jim, this is withdrawn from another event and says she'll beside day by day about her participation in the rest of the games. and richardson reports from tokyo as one of the gymnastics all time, great simone biles has repeatedly demonstrated her termination and sporting excellence at different aspects of that strong character has been in evidence during these olympics, 1st withdrawing in the early stages of the women's team final and then pulling out of her next gold medal competition on thursday bowels instead choosing to priorit

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nile july on i'll just be part of the debate itself to think the end closing in the us or in the u k, because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were these latin white men touching aloud to dream, where a global audience become a global community, jump into the comment section. and part of the discussion there are like kinetic efforts to silence fell opinions. on the online page on al jazeera, frank assessments, schools and shelters of been reduced to rubble. how do you think the shapes a generation and the politics that life has been shipped? why vitamin them called inside story on our jazeera, when the news break in journalists complain that they are systematically in iraq. and the story needs to be told we watched the last helicopter, leave the roof, lead embassy with exclusive interviews, and in depth report. if purple is your thing, this is the place. al jazeera has teens on the ground over 90 to bring you more award winning documentaries and live need on air and online. ah, more than 2000000 people. and if you guys reaching out on t

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u. k. because of the real bees actually died. i mean, it's kind of sy fi ok, but companies are already looking into that possibility. do you think that will be our last resort? i really hope not. and you're absolutely right. yeah. the rest robotics engineers around the world, i know of at least full labs that are building robot base right now. but it seems kind of nuts because that's gonna, it's going to be expensive. it's gonna require lots of resources, metals, plastics, energy. they're going to need repairing and replacing. they're going to break down a list of the countryside. and that's the worst case scenario. you know, if terrorists break into the, to the be bought control system and turn them against something. when will real base their biodegradable less self replicating that carbon neutral being poly 900 flowers for more than 100000000? yes. and they're really good at it. it seems to me that but looking after the real thing would be much cheaper than, than building their replacements. so climate change has precarious ta

u. k was going to lose out in terms of tourism flow from the u. s . to the new to capitals like paris and rome because they couldn't come to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus. so those 2 pressures coming to bear reaching this decision. the big issue that remains of course, is what we mentioned at the beginning. reciprocity doesn't mean that travel can resume in both directions with the more or less does, most of you countries are allowing britain without too much trouble. the us of course not. so. and there is no eminent sign at this point of the biden administration, taking the a, b u k. rather off it's so there's no travel list that includes most other countries in the world. indeed, even despite the lord last month of travel task force, looking at setting up a travel corridor, transatlantic travel corridor and in point in fact, the cdc, the center for disease control in the u. s. it's health protection agency is warning u. s. citizens not to travel to the u. k, because of this country's still very high infection rates. catch never sent eliza jonah. thank you so mu

u. k, because there's no political will to do it. and there's certainly no public well to do it. so guess what? we made money by on monday and please send me more stock of your appraisers, the whole world's going to hell again. and there. well, there certainly is a lot of fear out there. and so whenever it comes to things like this, now i want to bring up another point that brent made during his opening, which is the fact that when we look at the 3 major indexes here in the us, they are still sitting near record highs. all gaining around 30 percent over the last 12 months. so are we in for a correction? let's say you were always going to get a corrections in a bull market. that's by definition, what a bull market is a bull market. they're going straight line and it has a 10 percent pullback on fear or you know, something or an election or whatever. but then at the end of the day that people like me who run money, have to have new money come in to our shop and we feel, well gosh, what are we going to do here? are we going to sit on this cash? so that's 12 months and under perform

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u. k. because that is a sensible thing to do. and now, given that we have a region pandemic here, where one percent of our population is actually infected at this point in time, going to some terrifying figures. the be good funny that chemical epidemiologists been a senior electro queen, mary university of london. always great. can you expertise here on out there? thanks for joining us and best of luck with your way. thank you. now german tangela angler. michael has described the scenes in flood damaged villages as surreal and ghostly. and the crisis and parts of europe is now only getting was more heavy. rain has hit parts of eastern germany, austria and the czech republic, at least a 183 people have been confirmed dead. that number is still expected to rise. adam rainy reports now from schulte and germany, destruction on a scale hardly imaginable. people in short, germany are clearing out with the flood waters left behind at a local guest house in bery, they're taking stock and saving whatever they can with fish and fish. initi

u. k. because why do i need them? i mean, i have my dream and i'm going to with the un telling me anything and everything that could fall apart falls apart. but the whole, james is force applied because a, the un office that i think is the un office is not the un. it's an organization called the united nations association. similar name, but very different organization. i ran not so my, me, i almost become homeless. but what is remarkable, as you say, is that i didn't give up in 3 years after i arrived in london the you and set up an office in london and i became the go in the blue uniform. i joined the un so and i shook my dream. this is, audrey audrey has a question for you. have a listen. have a look. looking big from where you are now. i visit in things that you that you wish you had done differently. maybe you didn't know what you needed to go back to things i would love to change in any way. and then as part of my question, is that what the deal for young? i mean, why she was saying to discover their ways how the

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u. k. an island. and because they want to make sure that the troubles that occurred about 30 years ago with all the violence, don't we car because you don't want to land border. so, to answer your question, nobody really knows what's going to happen because the u. k is going to press on the c u. k is going to press to have open access so that all of the meats and every other product can go easily internal and not have that border through the sea. so frost, who is the, the u. k representative going to position this, he is actually going to fight for and he's going to try and move to have the northern on protocol basically eliminated. no one really knows. it's going to happen. feels like the driving force all around here. now while we have you here, lastly, i want to ask you about post for exit trade with the u. s. weird from u. k. trade secretary lives trust downplaying. a quick deal between the 2 sides saying that getting something done before the end of the year would be extremely fast. well, analysts believe th

u. k, because not having a seat anymore and brussels having just left the european union. the u. k. really need to form strong relationships with its partner. and germany is of course, one of the most important strategic partners for the u. k is the 2nd largest trading partners, but also in other issues like foreign policy and security. the interest really align say, we've now seen that a joint declaration and foreign and security policy was just published. and also much more that, that intending to do cultural exchange between germany and you can also use exchange. so really acknowledging that this relationship needs to be worked on for it to stay stable while britain has left the european union. now that the northern on and protocol came up in questions after their statements. and mister johnson had claimed this as a big breaks in victory, but it is a source of huge friction between britain and the new it definitely is not just between britain and you, it's a huge concern for people in northern ireland. i've just been to belle false and this is really what people are talking about

u. k. in any other country that has shut down and the u. k. won't be alone there because as we talked about last week on the show, the global debt in general is up because of all of these stimuli right now we've talked at length about how the breakfast rex it saga is far from over writers. is that reporting that the u. k is expected to call for changes to the northern ireland protocol, which was a major sticking point in negotiations as they finalized the divorce. what is the issue at hand here in the u. k. and you, at this point, yes, brand is not going to become any less contentious. this is actually referred to, colloquially as the sausage was because a lot of it is about cold meat going into northern island. quite a while ago when i was on years ago, she was started talking about bricks that i said that i didn't understand why it's called bricks. it was an ox it, because ox, it is the united kingdom of great britain and northern island. northern ireland is part of great britain, why it was brakes. it is not just about britain, and this is the issue that what the proto

u. k. and because i was an ex member now, so it makes everything difficult because i'm an ex name, but it's going to make it difficult for me to legally get back. and because i am an excellent, but he's gonna make it difficult for me to stay here because they're going to want to change then where, what, where, i mean, it's not coming to pick over me. ah, ah ah, it's all stuff to see. and the whole through that my cell phone number, you saw last. not much of a good. that's something that happened. you know, it was meant to happen to happen. know, but not like he's going to be by he's, he's not going to be by his songs. like, you know of it can be part. he's done sooner. all no. the care about your guy on our, than in him love. he lation. nobody nobody. now the only person he's got is me. oh, i was 2 years old. and the just wanted me to stay in life. when i was a, came to england we. i grew up with my stepsister. i was just like any other kids. i went to primary school, secondary school, college and friends. i played football and around the streets. i grew up, don't my parents? when i was 15,

u. k. and because i was an ex member, now show up and makes everything difficult because i'm an ex name, but it's going to make it difficult for me to legally get back. and because i am an excellent, but he's gonna make it difficult for me to stay here because they're going to want to change then, right. where, where i mean, it's not coming to pick over me. ah, ah ah, it's all stuff to see. and the whole through that, like playing cell phone number, you thought that's not my good. that's something that happened. you know, it was meant to happen. what would happen know, but not like he's going to be by his who's not going to be his son's life. you know, it can be policies done sooner or later. all you know, if if i didn't care about this guy, if i wasn't in him, he will nobody. nobody. now the only person he's got is me. oh no. i was 2 years old in the just wanted me to stay and like when i was a i came to england where i grew up with my steps. i was just like any other kids. i went to primary school, secondary school, college, and friends. i played football and run them the streets but i gre

u. k, because not having a seat anymore and brussels having just left the european union. the u. k. really need to form strong relationships with its partner. and germany is of course, one of the most important strategic partners for the u. k is the 2nd largest largest trading partners, but also in other issues like foreign policy and security. the interests really align say we've now seen that a joint declaration and foreign and security policy was just published. and also much more that, that intending to do cultural exchange between germany and you can also use exchange. so really acknowledging that this relationship needs to be worked on for it to stay stable while britain has left the european union. now that the northern protocol came up in questions after their statements and mr. jones and had claimed this as a big breaks it victory. but it is a source of huge friction between britain and the new it definitely is and not just between britain and you, it's a huge concern for people in northern ireland. i've just been to belfast and this is really what people are talking about.

journalists alleging that it's all because you try to secure an interview with the russian president postal cutting away in just a few moments time for years in the u. k. is because report side, you know.

journalists, alleging that it's all because you've tried to secure an interview with the russian president close to getting away in just a few moments time for years in the u. k. is because report side, you know, we'll see that our funds to get you right up to speed on the morning level. these headlines join us again that the hi max kaiser. this is the cause report special summer solutions where we look at the solutions. i'm here with stacy herbert and we've got a special guest stacy right out there, mcloud of gold money dot com. he writes amazing pieces over there and lots of blog posts, research and all sorts of stuff. i recommend you check it out, your latest pieces out there are called too much liquidity and inflation assets and consumer prices. so this is definitely the biggest theme of 2021, and that is inflation. even the u. s. federal reserve is admitting. now that there is quite a bit of inflation, the numbers are over 5 percent of the official numbers that they report to the u. s . and however, 1st of all, is this inflation transitory as they say? or do you think this is going to be a bit more permanent? as the, the head of the central bank of russi