u. s. u k. want to believe that we have rule of launch the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to julian sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to turning to american politics. now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping a social distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly telling their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented laur ingram, sean hannity and brian kill meet. will all pro trump and still are, and as congress women live cheney, a member of the committee investigating the riots r

u. s. and u. k. we want to believe that we have rule of lodge the same fundamental rights and freedoms that we promote in all parts of the world. but what is happening to juliana sanchez so clearly political, he has been targeted for his contributions to journalism and his treatment. especially if he has actually added to the united states and prosecuted. there will have implications for public interest reporting around the world for many years to come turning to american politics now the investigations into the january 6th capitol hill riot. are proving damaging to fox news. terracon offer is keeping his social distance, but he's here with the details. well, richard, the story is about what fox news hers were publicly turning their audiences that night versus what they were privately texting the white house. earlier in the day, the 3 folks presented laur ingram, sean hannity, and brian, kil, mead will all pro trump until our and as congress women live cheney a member of the committee investigating the riots revealed. they all texted trump chief of staff, mark meadows that day, imploring him to get the president to stop the violent reference. multiple fox news hosts knew the president needed to act immediately. quote, mark, the president needs to tell people in the capital to go home. this is hurting all of us. he is destroying his legacy. laura ingraham wrote, given what they told their viewers that night and thereafter that left them with some explaining to do. yeah, initially there was complete silence from folks but 24 hours later on and see an ingram piped up last night in a weak attempt to spear yours truly. and presumably, i guess president trump. congresswoman cheney presented one of my text messages from january 6th to mark meadows. ah, surprise, surprise, surprise, this sent left wing media hacks into spin and defame mode. now of course the regime media was somehow trying to twist this message to try to tar me as a liar, a hypocrite in probably the general message from both of them was that the text to meadow were consistent with what they told us. and ingram actually re run the opening of her january fixture of her defendants this week. earlier today, the capital was under seized by people who can only be described as antithetical to the mag and movement. now, there were likely not all tramps importers, and there are some reports at and t for sympathizers may have been sprinkled throughout the crowd. we'll have more. it is true that ingram ann hobbins. he publicly condemned the violence, but the mention of anti for reference to the left wing anti fascists was revealing and completely unsubstantiated. it was designed to throw doubt if only foxes coverage of the riots had been as clear as those text messages were. ok, thanks talk. there are plenty of negative headlines coming out of turkey these days . the lira plunging to record lowe's, rocketing inflation and economy in decline. luckily for the air to watch government, it's got most of the news media. they're under control. more than 85 percent of turkey's mainstream media is in the hands of conglomerates that are aligned with the government. the president is a fixture on television, and hundreds of journalists have either been attacked, jailed or have fled the country. some independent voices have taken refuge online like to nate aust, amir, his daily you to program has become a staple for turks. younger viewers in search of journalism, of a different kind of the mayor has his critics. however, they say his decision to remain editorially neutral, makes him complicit in what this government dies. his middle of the road approach looks like a survival strategy in a country that is just introduced yet more legislation. curbing freedom of information online. listening posts flow phillips now on the turkish journalist to have swept the broadcast airwaves for life on youtube. no, they, they say muscle. solomon tucker, interior minister, president, one lloyd. i met about the crown and my mother, mary. this done go a central figure in the main opposition on j mazda wishes to shame, a better actress and fashion designer, a tough liberty. what are they will have in common talk? is it that much to do? so just need you to know why she cannot. you know, we started filling vacuum journalists have not been able to conduct independent and free journalism on turkey's mainstream channels. so there's been a shift towards so like when the minister of finance, i posted his resignation on the ground. everyone kept quiet, the old man, st. hodges and said, i'm not midnight launched, a live broadcast, breaking news style, you can an economy that's sort of the book of you said ronda is because neither 3 am 150000 people who are still watch. these are serial numbers. the game calculated the resignation of the finance minister was beacon just not on t v and the mainstream didn't touch it perhaps because the minister of finance just happens to be president, add one son in law. and getting on the wrong side of the president is ill advised in tennessee. so you tube has become a go to not just for mainstream journalists looking for a digital refuge, but the viewers looking for independent information delivered in an appealing way. as the internet is limited, tornadoes the me style suits youtube. it's an entertainment plot for more than it is an information site. so success depends on how much you can engage with and ties to the brochure, but up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up. i'm just not good on that side here to nathan, because before my julie has been inspired by american lately talking and he's mixed in as an sooner american, it's a style that really works for generations. either mucus regarding ranaldo, the trickier. what fool america? marcela mcs, through our case, hundreds and thousands of when people who don't normally follow means or politics. follow generally it's progress on larger years, larger been larger gage g nathan program with like a bit of dom is more than 1000000 subscribers flocked to his daily. sho, in part because he's no amateur brother, a veteran of the turkish airways. he spent the majority of his career and television, and still freelance, his cason and turret. but in 2017. he's what the main street for the life story. new york times to see them telling them i was seen and turks new york correspondent, the target market and there was an important hearing tied to a case that heavily involved turkey. um then the editorial management said they didn't want a daily report from outside the court. so i decided to follow the case myself. oh, really lose your monthly listen there, john maybe yogic does. is it more about it much? i began broadcasting on youtube as a matter of necessity. what did i have to look? my amy man and old jack anchored to nick, i waited and was demand isn't the only mainstream. who's my great. ah. the man credited as turkey's digital pioneer is russian. chucker, where you go back in 2015 after repeatedly being censored. chuck a created a platform called medi disney attracted like mind a john and remains a talk talk a few channels, the independent news and and then the fact he quoted one until last year with a celebrated anchor on tv, one of the few non government aligned out the left, but off the several fine charge to the channel to come resigned and turn to the chief, taking his followers with him. but perhaps the most famous turkish you cheaper of late isn't actually a journalist to, to, he's the president. your show and give it to him, get him. is it the doctor for that? i do on that in june 2021, hosted a live stream on youtube in an attempt to attract support from generation z. it back to thousands of criticisms poured in. and the hash tag, you won't receive our dotted trending one or the common section to be disabled. just only days later, he delivered this speech to members of his ruling policy. you can also measure the measure that and not looked up really beautiful cushion were soon. hi, lynette shifted fast forward 3 months. and the introduction of a new bill stipulating that all social media companies with more than 1000000 daily uses must open offices and turkey offices. that will soon have just 24 hours to delete content, the courses offense to the government for young with the system after the social media took effect in october 2020 most international digital media corporation including youtube and google for filled the requirement appointing at 30 representatives so that's a government effort to increase control of social media sphere. has succeeded that charlotte device where we haven't yet seen the full effect of this loan. real test will be when the social media jaren's received denouncing the government like the lead this account or block this message. if they fully abide by the letter of the law, the digital spaces that is allowed for our voices to be heard will be limited. and will be eclipse. as a result, anyone trying to practice critical journalism will become a top 5. being a target of the government is something turkish journalists know to even have a joke for it. liberty sober toward which directly translate as significant must be called. it refers to one of turkey's largest presence, the place where they could end up if they don't, to the government line. and many have dozens of journalists to remain in turkish jails. hundreds of trial on base the challenges, thousands of unemployed or they sell census. so it's easy enough to see why someone might be wary of pushing back against the one administration. playing it safe is something to me as critics have accused him. but when i put this to him, he told me he doesn't see it that way. to get that pulled at his own turkeys. so polarized that everyone wants to hear their own version of the truth, the 50 percent to support the government. only want to hear their version, the 50 percent, to oppose the government. only want to hear this, why we have open space between these 2 communities. that's why what we do a noise both. so we'll have to keep that of that awesome. get you dropped. it reduces video once a month. yup. the moment when i think that is broadcasting is lacking, more with short can the little and that i would do a different however, noise we might be turning was and we have to accept that he is able to do something that i had last time. yeah. he can have everyone with program. i think he's making a choice choice not to attract critic. yup. my actual shot with the social media low looming over him to me it may be on to something that an election on the horizon in 2023. if not sooner, and there's a battle for the heart and mind, or rather for the clicks and votes of generation z, many of whom will be costing that balance for the 1st time. currently one sunlight and the social media battle is a lot more popular than the other. and the president noted the concern still that, of course, the government wants to keep social media under control. but i don't see it happening and such a diversified social media environment. campuses and the subject give us a cup of this signal. if you shut down youtube, the twitter, if you shut down twitter, there's what's up. if you shut down what's up the signal, if you shut down signal, this telegram will always be another media. and finally, an update factor l ccs. egypt forced disappearances, torture and mass death sentences have grown common. yet those are stories that too often go on told. consider the numbers half of the egyptians currently behind bars . $60000.00 of them are political prisoners and half of them. 30000 people are in what's known as pre trial detention. their cases have on the court. they haven't been convicted of a crime. the prisons are jammed. according to amnesty international, they're holding twice the number of people that they were built for. so the release of our government video, a few weeks back hyping the facilities that a vast new prison complex just outside cairo and the care on offer. there was as cruel as it was absurd. we'll leave you now with a song called a chance to live. it was produced by egypt, ministry of the interior. we'll see you next. on a, [000:00:00;00] with compelling journalism, we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the scene of the explosion inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was light, how much money did you make for your role in deliverance? i made fab al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running. ah probably the 19 infections and death serge in the u. s. and europe for the french prime minister, one and the on the prong variant spreading at lightning speed. ah ahmed the problem and this is al jazeera life from dog ha, also coming up, damage and destruction in the philippines.

u. k. so the answer is i don't know definitively, but i would say if you are the u. s. trade negotiations negotiator wouldn't you think you'd want to kind of get moving because you're not going to get any stronger when the u. k. is finalizing deal off the deal off the deal are much better situation and they will certainly hard to say what catherine tie is up to the us trade representative and where we might end up going. and now you mentioned that of course, the head of the u. k, australia chambers of commerce says, this is a win win. well, the one people, one group of people aren't exactly so happy about it and it is farmers in the u. k . they like going to be undercut when it comes to prices from australia. good coming into the country. what is that concert that's really about it's about it's really only in the area of me. certainly not jesus because the u. k. jesus all the buried and everybody remembers that one to pipe of skipped about the cheese shop. there are so many types of british cheeses that desperate for an australia, so for cheeses. no, it's not all farmers. it basically is pretty much the lab and some of the be fa

their lobbying, current governments empower governments, want to say how you go to a conservative one in the u. k. got left. anyone in the u. s. they want to stay in power. now quickly to answer your question about the east west differences, don't forget, in eastern europe there is a lower population density. there's a lower life expectancy, fewer people, obviously, elderly people. they're the most vulnerable that will waive flu, a fewer fuel flights in and out in the beginning of the pandemic. but also they look down quickly and very importantly, one of the reasons they look down and are referred to ion acrobat cross that he's a bulgarian political scientist. and he said, don't forget the eastern europeans were very concerned about their health care systems. not being able to hold up, whereas the u. s. and the u. k. were little bit more cavalier knowing they had good health care systems. so they looked down very quickly in eastern europe because they saw what was happening about with the rapids are spread further in the west. so i think that's another difference that you'll see between eastern europe in western europe. hilla

u. s. throughout this process, including up to now. yeah, the u. k. they want to show how good of a vassal state they are to the us. and so what a good little brother they are. but let's get into those 17 charges which songs faces and he faces 175 years in prison. can you give us like an overview of those charges? okay, so 17 out of 18 of those charges all relate to julian and wiki leaks is obtaining and publishing of documents which are primarily known as the afghanistan war diaries, the iraq war logs, the diplomatic cables and the guantanamo bay detainee files. and we've seen documents which discuss the killings of civilians which were sort of covered up also the the practice of, of the use of child prostitutes preview besson children as well. so we're talking about pedophilia, which was sanctioned or, or turned a blind eye to by occupation forces nato forces us forces which was engaged in by u. s. allies in a gamma stand. ironically, heat. the taliban had had put an end at least formally, legally, to certain practices which sort of researched after the occupation that's known as so called dancing boy tradition, where young children are, boys would then dance in front of various ban and then they get purchased thereafter. and of course treatment of prisoners in guantanamo bay. so that's the kind of thing that we're looking at. yeah, i imagine these things were published. go ahead. yeah, i just wanted to mention, i think it's interesting that the indictment focuses on a lot of things that have not withstood the test of time. and you know, the, it's hard to be sympathetic to the u. s. when they're talking about the detainee videos and interrogation videos, when all of those methods have been discredited. after wiki leaks, release the documents, you know, all major news sites and newspapers were running stories about how bad the warn afghanistan is. so it's interesting that the

u. s. one other factor, it's very important also in terms of the you case pivot toward asia. this is one of the things in terms of moving away from the u. the u. k. wants to pivot to asia, that trans pacific, packed in terms of all those nations in the pacific region, australia with a member of that. so this is one step further to completing that agreement as well . so overall, huge. yeah. another fascinating to see how, you know, i know you mentioned the binding administration specifically and putting that pressure on them. yeah, i think that they are actually really feeling that pressure on their end. is this something that they are considering looking at the u. k, looking at their success with australia and considering moving forward on that? well, i don't know. what i would say is that, of course, by ministration 2 things, one, when he was part of the bomber administration, obama of course, had said, you know, specs it goes through, you'll be at the back of the line. so we know that there was a sort of been stalling. the other thing, it's rather interesting is the u. s. as announced that caroline kennedy will now be the on back to dish was straight

u. k. u s. in australia are saying, well, we don't want to, we don't go to the winter olympics because you guys are very bad with human rights . what's your response to that? yeah, i think we can compared to 2008. i mean, you know that there are times the fewest talking about china has a lot of domains, right? but the problem is, i think it's a no difference whether it is to eat a summer game or that was on the 22. we not want to get a, b, g is a confidence of a holding desk. now china's grandson is stronger than that in tucson. 8 and any external forties cannot prevent aging from successfully posting the we know game. so i think so called the boycott adjuster bluff and sustained the boy who has a bit of a bluff. meantime, china resigned this time has actually threatened to retaliate against countries that don't send officials about some of these was invited. what for what form? over tally ation, could china put up front? do you think? yeah, i think, but really politicizing the only good game the national teams are sure to be the biggest loser. so i believe that athletes of those countries, we

u. k. the stand traveling american military secrets, the u. s. wanted to appeal at the high court in london. san trace is up to a 175 years in jail in me and my protest is of held a silence strike against military rule. and the ousting of the democratically elected government that businesses were closed and streets and markets deserted across the country. on friday and a truck carrying more than a $160.00 refugees and migrants is crashed in southern mexico, killing at least $55.00 people. the overcrowded vehicle flipped over in the state of champ us. now, south africa reported a slight drop in daily corona virus. cases with around 19000 confirmed on friday. this is a decline of around 3000 cases compared to the previous day. scientists have said there is no sign that the only cron crone of ours is orange is causing more severe illness. even though it appears to be more transmissible, hospital data shows that covert 19 admissions are rising sharply though, but patients is spending less time in care and deaths remain low country allotted the well to the o

there are circles in washington that we do want to have accomplish because isn't it really convenient, george, that all the u. s. will commit troops the u. k. will commit troops. ok, but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's and you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on, on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is just plenty of people on the west the done. do you want to see some kind of conflict here? because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some bina

u. s. and the u. k. distributed there doses at a much faster pace. now one year on virtually every one who wants it has had a chance to get it. the w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. my colleague william blue croft is here with the details and hey, rebecca. yeah, let's have a look at why there was that frustration going on at the beginning. we can put up here on the wall, the timeline of this one year. it feels like so much has happened and yet also so much to go from december 27th of last year. we can have a look. we started out quite slow here in germany, with just a few hot tens of thousands at the very beginning that 1st quarter, just 10000000 adult is about 70000000 adults here in germany. got that shot things really though, picked up after a lot of frustration, a lot of political pressure, more supply coming into germany and in that 2nd quarter, that's when so many germans got their shots, but it's still not enough. and that's why the german government has been having his goal in place since november 18th to get more shots into more people's a

u. s. wants to strengthen connections with existing tree t partners. we've already seen how earlier this year the u. s. entered into a trilateral security packed with australia and the u. k, which we'll see is trailer gain access to nuclear power at the submarines. now in terms of trade, the hasn't been anything really as concrete as such. but blink and did say in his speech that the u. s. is looking to identify opportunities for u. s. companies to operate in the region, as well as for more direct, foreign direct investment flow into southeast asian countries. okay, florence very, very, bring it up to date. line for quality and per florence. thank you. will a soon army warning? it has been revoked in indonesia to powerful 7.4. magnitude earthquake. the earthquake happens on to the sea or flora's islands. and officials say that the tremor was shallow. none the less. and after the shock of a magnitude 5.6, earthquake struck after that 1st quake causing residents to flee their homes are people were warned to stay away from beeches. indonesia, of course, is prune to earthquakes because of its location on what's known as the pacific rim . fire, that's an area of high seismic

u. k, which will give us trailer access to nuclear pilots, submarines. now on the economic front, there isn't anything concrete as such, but lincoln did say that the u. s. now wants to identify new opportunities for u. s. companies to operate in the region as well as for more flow of direct foreign direct investment into saudis, asian countries. thorne, sorry, a little bit. thank you. in the news ahead, the u. s. medical son reaches a $40000000.00 settlement and a price gouging case, but its former owner still faces trial. until you are time magazine named avon musk, a person of the year and sport. a jain to football is given the supersize tribute in his hometown. far i will have that and the rest of the day ah hello hope your week's off to a good start further, whether story for europe. it's a good news, bad news type scenario. so let's start with the good news and it's all about the warmth through areas of the united kingdom. central areas. talk more about that in a sec. but 1st, where all the action is and we can find that toward eastern portions of greece, western turkeys, cypress, and the levant. we've got bursts of rain to be expected here. so a saki weathe