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u. s. companies. and of course, that's help keep a lot of stability in ireland. the robot on them played was that as the catalyst for other countries to follow since, because they know that if island gets on board, this is more palatable to them. there are some countries that are still holding out kenya, for example, on sri lanka and pakistan. and they won't do, they're not still not on board. so islands roll, very importantly was to put their foot down until the wording was changed. that it would be up to 15 percent. and that that global minimum tax wouldn't go higher than 15 percent. so there ro, really did hold it at that threshold. well, it's something we've heard a lot about during this debate was countries like ireland say, well that's how we attract business. yes. well, i hate to be a pessimist heared towards a country like ireland. but in reality, if you want to attract this, this is the only way you could do that is by being tax friendly and basically a giveaway that's going to hurt other nations where they're doing business. i mean, to me, that seems a

u. s. company has reportedly landed a lucrative contract with government communications headquarters. am i 5 and my 6 said to use that cloud system? according to report, the contract will allow spine to shy information more easily from abroad and allow from greater integration of a amazon luc set to land to 1000000000 pounds over the next 10 years. in the d, u, the u. k and amazon have so far, refused to comment, was spoke with former m. i 5 intelligence officer, and shawn, who thinks it imposes on the case over in tape. i find it astonishing that the most secret national security information contained by m i 5 and 6, and g t h king can be outsourced to a private corporation based within another nation. faith. i mean, they've always, always made such a huge issue of every bit of information. they got to keep themselves. they've got very laws to protect information again with a blank for example, like the official secret. and yet now they just handing over all this information to a foreign corporation. it does not make sense. it's just an out sourcing of british national sovereignty th

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of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the u. s g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died of cove? it because they couldn't access a vaccine in pods because of madonna's reluctance to share its vaccine technology to help increase supplies. while we are society. the only values billionaires cove, it is the best thing that ever happened to them. no ones that they want to keep it going with unnecessary boosters and more faxes. next year, access to medicine specialist doctor moga, kemal jani talked to the program earlier. she thinks the scale of big form of profits in the pandemic has been nothing short of immoral down. i never made anything that were, you know, doesn't have any products in pharmacies and press product. the reason that it 19 vaccine, same was m

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u. s. companies operating in bulgaria could be earning profits and 0. ready now the u. s. we have the right to tax that it fits those profits that are earned abroad and gary, 15 present. now the bulgarians would say, well, doesn't make any sense for us to have a tax rate 0. we're going to raise it to 15 percent. so now we'll get the revenue. and on this, you know, we'll get some extra revenue. and furthermore, we know that we're not competing with other countries that have a 0 percent corporate tax rate. so is raised to the bottom will be ended. so i think what your former common a commentator just said is correct, that this will actually be good for low tax rate havens because they'll all be able to collectively raise their tax rate up to the 15 percent minimum and not have to compete with each other. ready in his race to the bottom. so you know, he's a good for the big country is not necessarily because of the, the tax rate in the u. s. is still going to be more like 20 you know, depending on the buying reforms here might be up to 525 percent. so. ready countries a corpo

it is really mind boggling to think of the grip that this small group of companies have on the u. s. policy. david talked about how the weapons are made in every single district around the country. and then it's a jobs program where we know that if you put that money into education or health care or took it up in helicopters and dropped it down on people will do much better job for the economy. then putting it into the war machine. and it is a bribery, you see that the money that goes from these war profiteers to congress don't just go to everybody. they directed to the i'm services committee and the foreign relations committee because those are the ones that keep the war machine well oiled . and then to look at the revolving door, i to see that there are former generals that are on the boards of these weapons companies. to see the revolving door inside the pentagon into these lobby groups. it is really disgusting. you know, when the u. s. has talked about that as a democracy, we really have to pull our charts that show who is in control, who gets to make these decisions and where t

u. s. companies. the weapons companies that made hundreds of millions of dollars from this disastrous fiasco a scenario like blackboard or the interrogators like tight and the i'm believable, we're profit during that wind. i'm for 20 years. yeah. we didn't hear about all the civilian gas. we didn't hear about any of the things that the american people deserve to know or why the generals year after year were telling us that victory was just around the corner. so yes, as far as i'm concerned, i didn't grab the scratch the surface of what we needed to hear and we still, i deserve to know. you know, david, the, the way i look at this 20 year old fiasco deadly and very expensive. it was just a grip, there was a business model, and everybody made out except for a soldiers that died needlessly. and of course, afghans. but at if you step back and look at it as a business model, you must marvel out and how much money was being made, how much money was being turned around. and in and, and again, nobody wants to

u. s. companies to seek exemptions. the renewed trade discussions come as the u. s . has once again watched its trade depths, it why didn't to a record in august. the commerce to partner reported tuesday that the trade gap and goods and services grew to $73300000000.00 from just over $70000000000.00 in july. as american consumers continue to buy products, made supply chain of disruptions caused by the global pandemic. so what exactly does the future of us china trade policy look like? will joining now to give us his opinion as former united states representative alan grayson, a friend of mine, always a pleasure to see that face has been too long. congress grayson, it seems like some had hoped that the bite administration would back off on the trump tariffs. but that doesn't appear to be the case. what do you make of the current state of trade between the 2 sites? ah, the, by the ministrations running a standard democratic presidential trade policy, it's the same as we'd see. going back to the carter administration maybe further than that. and it wasn't really affected

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u. s. companies already presenting their plans for a space station of their own. that now includes blue origin which has plans to create the 1st hotel and outer space as part of a mixed use and business part called orbital re. that would be 32000 square feet and hold up to 10 people at a time. now it's part of a new partnership with boeing and fear a space that the trio says will become a reality in the 2nd half of this decade. they say the vision for orbital reef is to make it both a place for research and for shooting creative projects like movies. while nasa has probably around $400000000.00 in private contracts for space companies looking to replace the competition is fierce. a recent partnership with between nano racks, voyager space and lockheed martin was announced with plans create their own version over the next 6 years, and that's it for the time on boone bus, you get to that portable dot tv will see you next time me ah, is your media, a reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you

u. s. company, his fortune is shuttled to nearly $6000000000.00. then we have my dentist chairman and co founder newbert a fan worth 5000000000 with board member of roberts langer not far behind in 200 and 22nd place. none, none of the 3 were in this up for 100 price this year and the staggering well for you as former bosses' has prompted some key questions in the media. firstly, who are global calls for cove booster shots financially driven. secondly, why we're corporations raking in the profits from taxpayer funded research. and thirdly, why are they refusing to share that life saving? know how with the rest of the world's, those points are being widely raised online. of course, the company made money of the vaccine, but the years g greatly helped fund the final product, and no one should have become the richest american during a global pandemic come on. even though modernity, founders made the forbes $400.00 richest least pharma companies are refusing to share the vaccines with the world immoral. how about a list of names of people who have died

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u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. ah said though the 3rd of october life marty's world news h q era, moscow has just turned 7 pm here. now welcome to the weekly with me, kevin owen. i look back to some of the main headlines of the last 7 days of miss starting with something that happened this afternoon. that developing story him from the afghan capital. the latest is the death toll has climbed in the last few hours to 12 in a blast to the leading cobble mosque. the attack also left more than 30 injured at his senior correspondent caught the explosion himself and report from the city. we heard the blast clod clearly, even at this distance 4 kilometers tow it, gar mosque, where the explosion took place, and it was evidently a powerful blast by the, by the sound that it made, even, even at that distance. also, it is not surprising that the number of casualties is being revised upwards. that is the patent to these things. usually, the 1st count that we hear is on the low side of things. 3 people, the taliban says have bee

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u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. ah, hello. this under 3rd of october live from ortiz world use edge to moscow. welcome to the weekly with me, kevin. now in this hour, i looked back at some of the main headlines and stories of the last 7 days. we brought you what was starting with developing story from the african capital that came in the south to noon 1st. where the death told reportedly climb to 12 his afternoon in a blast of the leading cowboy mosque. the attack so so left more than 30 injured, not his moored guest, he of 2 colt exposed himself and aid reports from the city. we had the blast clod clearly, even though this distance for kilometers, till it got mosque, where the explosion took place, and it was evidently a powerful blast by the, by the sound that it made even, even at that distance. also, it is not surprising that the number of casualties is being revised upwards. that is the patent to these things. usually, the 1st count that we hear is on the low side of things. 3 people, the taliban says, have been arrested

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u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. and also coming up here with extraordinary disaster, if we didn't have a president that was so adult, you all would be fired. i don't think anyone control anything as president says about afghanistan. us lawmakers lambasted president by nowadays top bras over was some in congress, a colleague washington's humiliating withdrawal from afghanistan. we ask though, if the whole afghan campaign might have been a bigger failure than just the pull out itself. and human rights groups are outraged as the international criminal court decided to ignore, alleged american war crimes. in afghanistan, we hear from a man who lost 10 relatives in the us drone striking cobble at the end of august mark, i may be on the floor. i will keep demanding that each person who has committed a crime here must be convicted and punished. if americans committed a crime, they must be brought to justice. they should be held to account ah, to pass through the afternoon here in our sunday of october live from ortiz. well

u. s. company would not have acted without approval from berlin. ah. oh, good afternoon for moscow. just past 5 is to say here now sunday, the 3rd of october low from i will do stage q. this is the weekly with me, kevin, now in as we recap her, the big stories of the last 7 days. but we're starting without breaking news. first of all, a developing story in from the afghan capital, where the death tolls reportedly climb to 12 this afternoon in a blast at a leading cobbled mask. the attacks also left more than 30 injured oxy. senior correspondent were gazda of who called exposing himself, indeed, reports from the city. we had the blast clod clearly even at this distance 4 kilometers, till it got more square. the explosion took place and it was evidently a powerful blast by the, by the sound that it made even, even at that distance. also, it is not surprising that the number of casualties is being revised upwards. that is the patent of these things. usually the 1st count that we hear is on the low side of things, 3 people, the taliban says have been arrested in connection with this bla