u. s. has also been accused of war crimes. and in some cases the u. s. well, in all cases, us announces that they're going to investigate. nothing ever comes with it. so, us in effect, gets off scot free. well, and that's the problem is that if you don't have accountability is that give us a bigger chance, you know, on a 1000000 members next situation and the next, the next issue that comes up, which we history repeats itself. yeah. yeah, there's no accountability in this latest fiasco. the pull out and, and people got killed and, and, and you had this mass humanitarian, the confusion that took place because of how close is the i c, c and the you. and i mean, is there anybody that could actually put some muscle behind icy and even the taliban and say, let this investigation happen? well, the again, light like the i, c, c, the, the u. n is only as strong as the members will allow. it can report to the, to the national security national to the, to the, as you went, security council, it can do that. it can be cases can be initiated by the un security council, bu

u. s? well, here's the thing about the united states. yes, there are federal laws that talk about taxes, shelters and does being punished for tax avoidance in certain of the schemes. but those laws only go so far, and that's because we have a devolved, does of federalist us system. there are certain laws that are a, that apply to everyone, regardless of where you live. but then there are 50 states and under the constitution's 10th amendment. any, any, a situation that is not explicitly governed by the federal government here in washington? well, the states can make up their own laws, and certainly that is a apparently the case when it comes to the state of south dakota. which apparently has decided to get into the business of creating a, of the possibility of tax shelters and, and other other schemes that make it easy for very wealthy people to put their wealth in a place that wouldn't be subject to a u. s. federal tax or paying the full amount of u. s. federal tax, depending on how good your accountant is. and so, when you consider that

u s. ah ah ah. well, let's get some thoughts on that now. then with retired u. s. police officer, now author dominic as oh, welcome to the program. are you surprised that the money's coming back in? no bye. i'm not whatsoever mitchie a. there was a political move in the 1st place. very bad decision and i think more money is going to have to come in to make up for what's going on, or the cities reacting to like i get it. that budget's done a year in advance or whatever and that set out for a year. but when crime is going up by such a rate, presumably there are some funds that these police forces can dip into to tackle it to keep the community safe. i think was the biggest problems as people don't realize what the defending the police movement was doing in the 1st place. and the number one reason is going to fight it. you're, you're educating when training police officers, right? we already have it. we do have a problem with bad apples and law enforcement, and we need to have a stricter hiring policy. we need to have better training with people's keep thinking that

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. the real issue, the gravamen, the, the $64000.00 question is one of our people and coating a former president of the united states who are excluded. an expert gated bowdlerized from any kind of public conversation because of who he is. that's the issue. i may ask you some, one of you were on your phone on your mo bile and you said something politically piquant and all the sudden your phone went dead because your carriers as far, we don't like that. that's a hate speech. and you say you're the phone company, you don't, you don't monitor what i say. well, that's what we have to look at these companies as utilities, they will shut you down merely because you're oh pining and expressing in a an opinion. that's what they never talked about. that's the reason that's what i wanted to hear. that was never addressed in this big whistle blowing, expose a patch,

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. the russian foreign ministry has filed a council request to the global chemical weapons watchdog us off to the united states and 44 other countries. submitted a list of questions to the o. p. c. w, demanding moscow. give details on last year's alleged poisoning of kremlin critic, alexey navarro me. we spoke with moscow's ambassador to the o. p. c. w. alexander to shogun, who says it rushes viewpoint is simply being ignored. ah, so the subscribers to, there's a feeling that something else, other goals, a driving them judge for yourself today i was not allowed to speak for more than an hour. the pretext were different. for example, the absence of the bulgarian representative. he should have been reading the appeal of 45 countries. i asked the ambassadors of the united states, great britain to britney not want to hear the answer from russia. there was no

u. s. as well as the u. k. is indeed her the papers report that king abdullah used a shell companies to obtain a number of properties in europe in california in the u. s. and indeed here in washington, d. c. a property in george, tom. it is alleged. now, one must make very clear at the outset here that no wrongdoing is being attributed . the king up dollars, lawyers have already written to the publishers of these documents, making very clear that there was no attempt to hide at these shell companies from public view. though of course, there may be a domestic impact within jordan itself, given the fact that the sums were being spent, while those within the country were arguing about the economic situation. but the fact is that the king abdullah did use shell companies according to the papers, to obtain a series of properties in various parts of the world, are spending money in excess of a $100000000.00. it is said, i must state to as well that these investigations have been compiled over 18 months . now the resul

u. s. pallet. well, we got some unique insights. alma found the sound from a man who served in the bush administration at the time of the u. s. invasion on later as donald trump security advisor, john bolton spoke to ortiz going underground, shall we will be earning the full interview throughout the day. years. part of it you say in your book the room where it happened, the afghanistan deal that's trumps one time will prove who is right. and the full extent to the deal may not become apparent until after trump leaves office. what is your assessment as a full national security advisor, a fee by the administration foreign policy, especially on afghanistan? well, i think this is one of the few instances where biden and trump agree on on policy both wanted to get out of afghanistan and both ignored the consequences. i think many people thought were foreseeable, went by didn't, did, was take trumps deal, which was flawed in many, many respects, and essentially adopted it as his own policy disregarded the adv

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. and that counter espionage unit is actually part of a facebook's threat intelligence division led by ben nimmo, who has been prolific in whipping up the threat of so called russian bots and russian meddling through facebook. so this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. oh, and also you said on twitter that quote, the testimony of the facebook whistle blur tracks closely with imperial u. s. narratives. as a, could you elaborate on what you meant by that? well, she 1st warned that this about the problem of facebook were somehow providing a tool for ethiopia in mia and mar, as i mentioned before, to targets of, of us empire. ah, to target their own opposition movements internally. she then during q and a mentioned that iran was using facebook to target state actors, which could mean israel. and that attribution could have arrived to her through israeli intelligence for all we know. and she claime

u. s. as well as his own political future on crypto currencies, crypto a crypto. currencies can be an accounting unit, but they're very unstable. may be for transferring funds from one place to another . ok, but for trade, especially energy resources, in my opinion, is premature crypto currencies. for now are not backed by anything, but all things are developing. anything has a right to exist. we'll look at how it's going to go. maybe when it becomes a store value. but we see how volatile this market is. of the energy for some ration of closed blocks including the one between the u. s. u. k and australia definitely undermines regional stability because in my opinion, being friendly with each other is good, but to be friends against someone that's bad, it undermines the stability we all talk and care about. yeah. like you, i prefer not to answer such questions, talks about it, or to stabilizing the situation. the situation should be call so that all authorities can work with certainty. yes, the cons

u. s. government. well, if that's what happens to social media, maybe we'll find he's not living in the real world. a real big debate over confessional, secrecy is boring. over in france, as the countries talk, bishop says it prevents the church from disclosing admissions of child sex abuse. it comes off for report revealed over $300000.00 children, were abused within the french catholic church. over the past 70 is the bishop's. you to discuss it with the countries interior minister later today, i spoke about it. we shall to penske in paris this morning. francis top bishop is getting ready for a grilling by the french government after suggesting that priests shouldn't go to the police after they've heard a confession where somebody says that they have sexually abused a child. he made these remarks in the aftermath of that explosive report that was released by the solve a commission law suite. that report found that at least $330000.00 children had been abused over a period of 70 years. and that 2 thirds of

u. s. government. well, if that's what happens to social media, maybe we'll finally start living in the real world. if your child's looking to pick out any barbie doll in the california toy store, you'll probably find it next to a g i. joe action figure. california is becoming the 1st us state to force retailers to display toys and on the children's products. an agenda neutral way, the new law pushed by the democrats doesn't completely forbid stoles from having individual sections for boys and girls. as long as they still provide a gender neutral area. it also affects only the state's largest retailers. those with more than 500 employees are to contribute to lauren chen says the law ball, apparently well intentioned, is to constraining on businesses i'm actually pretty open minded in the fact that i think if you're a little girl, wants to play with boys toys or use a bluetooth brush by all means you should let her. and likewise it's not the end of the world if your little boy wants a barbie doll. ok, there

u. s. as well. so is this problem owing only going to get worse, or is there any way to get a hold of it in the near future? well, i think there's going to be some things in that same agency announced this we tooth that in the u. k. they're putting together a team to actually start hacking back. and i think we talked about that some time ago with this show do. when are we going to be on the offensive? and whenever is that, are the government's going to take that seriously, that this is an attack? and that we've got to look at this for a military point of view. how do we eliminate these problems instead of just accepting that it occurs, go after those people in a much different manner than we have before? unfortunately, we haven't solved all the world problems today, but we're sure as heck try and talk cyber security expert and president of good belt. thank you so much. and finally, as the international space station enters its final decade, the commercial race is on with several u. s. companies alre

u. s. u k policy because of the invasion of iraq. i mean, i, i the way with them. i, well, maybe it all goes back to british peer, elizabeth 19. everything does ambassador. huh. know that this is more recent, obviously the 2001 war i should. i mean, before we leave afghanistan, i should just quickly say, you have warned that a taliban victory in gobble gives them potential access to 150 nuclear weapons. what do you mean? that was miscoded from a, from an earlier interview. what i have said was, i worry that the take over by taliban in afghanistan could provide aid and comfort to radicals in pakistan. pakistani taliban itself, other terrorist groups that the pakistani government created along with the extremist in the inter services intelligence directorate and other parts of the pakistani military if those extremists took control in pakistan. and then that government would have access to the country store of nuclear weapons. and so did you make that point in when you were national security advisor and what no one listened to you, the potential for absolute catastrophe. i d

u. s. as well. washington describes him as the leader of an armed and violent drug cartel. it had put up a $5000000.00 rewards out, locate him. died one donio, also got ali as ordonia, and this is the hardest blow that has been dealt to drug trafficking in this century. in our country and this blows only comparable to the follow pablo escobar in the ninety's murder of policemen, soldiers, social leaders, as well as a recruiter of minor. and she's also known for the insanity that led him to abuse adolescent boys and girls. alessandra ram kathy is in bogota with more. this was the biggest drug trafficker in columbia. he has been so for the last 2 decades, really as you was leading major trafficking group and known as a coff cartel that operates in the north of the country, mostly close to the border with panama. that's the base of this organization that has, according to colombia and intelligence, some 1200 armed men. that's their base in the north of their country. but they operate in more than $300.00 municipalities across colombia. and they are considered to be responsible

u. s. and turkey. what more do you know about that from a u. s. perspective. right, well, what we can tell you according to the read out by the white house, is that the united states underscore the importance of the u. s. turkish relationship. but they also acknowledge their differences and you have to remember that the united states values and continues to note that it values the relationship of turkey because it is a, an important nato ally. but there have been great concerns on the part of the united states over turkeys decision to in the past purchase surface to air missile technology from russia. now why is that a problem to problem? because one of the sole purposes or one of the purposes of nato, is it really to counter russian aggression. so it's perplexing to have a nato ally like turkey make such a purchase. this isn't a new issue, but it's a simmering one. and so it was brought up yet again, the u. s. and talking about how they can manage their disagreements moving forward . but also recognizing that this is still some issue that needs to be resolved and will be

u. s. as well as cold front, tumbling through there be a fair bit of snow coming in as it rolls in, across the high ground through the rockies into central areas. now i had of that we getting up to 21 celsius there in denver before that snow dust setting. and then temperatures will fall away, but less pushy, which was the ace disable tools at northeast corner. nasty little ne, a developing here. so some very wet, very windy weather as we go through what she used a effect in the northeast pushing into new england. it's eastern parts of canada and it still looks pretty unsettled as we go one through wednesday by wednesday at wet weather. that cool weather will sweet through denver. remember that 21 link. 15 degrees here on wednesday, some very heavy ray rod across the great plains basin paces of cloud and rain up towards a pacific northwest into a british columbia. we are going to say some rather wet weather, also affecting parts of the caribbean, but for many is fine, dry, sunny, and warm. ah, ah, w

u. s. government. well, if that's what happens to social media, maybe we'll finally start living in the real world. next, a member of the british cabinets, refusing to apologize after parliamentary inquiry accused the government of gravely miss handling the coven pandemic, to the extent that thousands of deaths could have been prevented. reporting from westminster. his shoddy edwards, dashti, well as an incredibly traumatic and triggering day for many, for instance, my best friend who lost her mother during the pandemic to covert. and she's incredibly furious at the government for its handling of the pandemic. but she certainly are not alone. there's thousands of bereaved families up and down the country who are finding this report, a very difficult read indeed. so it's called corona virus lessons learned to date and it finds that number 10, delaying the lockdown back in march of the 23rd in 20. 20 was one of the most important public failures in the history of the united kingdom was still, the government's

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. and that counter espionage unit is actually part of a facebook's threat intelligence division led by ben nimmo, who has been prolific in whipping up the threat of so called russian bots and russian meddling through facebook. so this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. what impact say a thing? her testimony will happen? social media regulation, if any. she just wants more government intervention. so i think the impact we're going to see going forward is more censorship, more intervention from the intelligence services, and the reorientation of these social media sites to target official u. s. enemies per her recommendation. to day marks 20 years since the u. s. on his allies invaded afghanistan, toppling the taliban regime. and now in the waco the west and pull out many questions, i'll still be asked not least, the wind, the turbans also to handle the asylum. bin laden was rejected by the bush

u. s. empire, as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began this week's record. so jer, natural gas prices for europe, has eased somewhat author, assurances from vladimir putin that russia is ready to ramp up supplies. i'll speaking on wednesday, the president will so stress that moscow will keep the gas flowing through ukraine's transit. i plans a solicitation? yes. prom believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fine to ukraine and increase the gas volume pumping through the new systems. but there's no need for that. there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper and at $3000000000.00 a year. it is necessary to fully comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine. although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange. but there is no need to bought anyone in a difficult position, including ukraine, des

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. european lawmakers are pushing for a ban on facial recognition software systems used by police. the u parliament has passed a non binding resolution against a bio metric surveillance which some m e p is compared to that of cold war snooping . that's an important step in fighting against my surveillance, the central and eastern europeans used to live under the eye of the big brother. and we don't want to come back the resolution cold for a ban on funding all deploying programs, the could result an indiscriminate mass surveillance. the document also emphasizes the importance of human supervision in any final decision making. i know just authorities to be more transparent by using open source software. now is certainly not the 1st time nations are taking a stand against excessive surveillance. in 2019 san francisco became the 1st us city to enact a comple

u. s. empire as well as iran and china. she did not refer to facebook working with any u. s. allies to carry out malicious activities. and that counter espionage unit is actually part of a facebook's threat intelligence division led by ben nimmo, who has been prolific in whipping up the threat of so called russian bots and russian meddling through facebook. so this is an extension of the narrative we've been hearing since the russia gate saga began. what impact say a thing had testimony will happen? social media regulation, if any. she just wants more government intervention. so i think the impact we're going to see going forward is more censorship, more intervention from the intelligence services, and the reorientation of these social media sites. to target official u. s. enemies per her recommendation. today mark's 20 yes. as the u. s. and his allies invaded afghanistan, toppling they taliban regime. and now in the waco the west and pull out many questions are still being asked. not least why and a ton of been offered to honda. osama bin laden was rejected by the bush adm

u. s. i says it will most suspend $700000000.00 worth of age until a directed lead. well, so the civilian leadership is, is restored. does the u. s. expect this action to, to force the sudanese murphy to reverse position to, to reverse this can well, i think that washington has few actions left on your call that our special envoy was in cartoon for the last 3 days, giving very explicit warnings to the military leadership in sudan of what the consequences would be if they pressed ahead with a military coup. they have done that and, and so now washington is in the position of either making good on those warnings now or, or not, in which case it loses its own credibility. but at the same time, by imposing these costs on cartoon, it is losing the leverage that it did, it might have going forward. so washington is also in a bit of a corner right now trying to push the military into a direction where it could re engage with the civilian leadership and try to put this transition on back on track. i think it's gonna struggle to do that. however, as well, who has got to pay these

u. s. is involved in this as well, the u. s. government, because they're not too sure they're not too fond of the lebanese government makes it up. and so they've been turning up the sanctions turning off the dollar flow. i mean, it's really credible how when the u. s. one to pressure a country, they just turn off the flow of dollars and it can really messed things up there. so that is definitely an ingredient there too, and that's why i so important because it bypasses all this bad stuff and whatnot. so we'll see what happens. you know, we, you and i and stacy spend some time there. of course, the 15 on those are mutual friend who wrote, you know, the bible on the big standards from there to so this is help us for a not insignificant community is big pointers there and that is, that is a genuine raffle. now let's talk about a place in the north atlantic. it rains there alive, and they've got a central bank. the 1st central bank chartered in 1694. i believe the bank of england. yes. the bank of england policy maker over there i

u. s. s. the main enemy. so well, we have, we have korean war. and after that, the us forces are facial the in south korea. so the us, us forces inquiry i itself, i mean, is hostile act timothy. so well when they talk about the host or policy towards most korea. well, i mean, the or intellectual activity including the inequality, a shown them intellectual sanction. and even the u. s. policies in korea, so it was they see that the hosp guns have killed at least 10 people in mali in an attack on the base of a pan ministry group known as the ganga e. so it happened in the northern region of gal. the group was formed in 2009 and is backed by the army. it's unclear who's responsible. nicholas hark has more from dot com in neighboring senegal. it happened just a 10 minutes drive from the minute my base. remember, there is at least 14000 un peacekeeping soldiers there and next to the french base back gun. so quite a breeze and attack here on a city where there are so many armed forces on the ground against this military group. gun the ice, which in the

u. s. has seen the light and realize they should get out of these wars. they're defeated in well, i think what the u. s. saw was that there was no way forward for this, for actual the down in a stalemate. the united states has known this since 2015 for the soviet union when they went in, realized very quickly and determined to move out 3 years in the world. the united states as a much, much longer as spent terinio, seeing the debt. so tens of thousands of, of grand citizens lost some player own people, not that many, it has to be said and they have no alternative left. so politically and ideologically, it's been a huge setback as they know perfectly well. will it stop them continuing to print trans? no, it won't. they're an imperial r this to behave in their own interests as a bigger boss, i want to do. and setbacks can be. i shrugged off, especially in a large unipolar world, there is no big gold, tentative state life or soviet union in a different way used to be. so there's no global restraint and all the a european union and britain are totally locked in japan and australia in

u. s. ah, well, we began and sued on where right now, thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against monday's military crew, major roads, and through don's capital there have been closed. and a cyber security watchdog says the internet has also been blocked. the u. s. and the un, meanwhile, are calling on students military not to interfere with these demonstrations. at least 11 people have been killed during protests just this week. activists have been broadcasting messages and masks, urging people to continue their opposition to the military's takeover. well, how did we get to this point ensued on the military seized power from a transitional government led by prime minister abdullah hum dock on monday. general abil fatter. alba han has dissolved the sovereign counsel. that ruling buddy was established. i'm about my eldest share was overthrown. 2 years ago now, and also announced a state of emergency, he promises to hold elections in july 2023 and then hand power over to the elected civilian government. still protest have been held around su down to reject the return of mili

u. s. administration with, well, we're at and i'll various discussions with france. i seems like there still might be a little more awkwardness over orcus to comb just yet. that's the way it looks here in rome at the g. 20 it all wraps appear at this afternoon on sunday. i'll be bringing you any news that comes out though, in most final moments here on off the international. yeah, let's go more or less the other side of the world to get a view. and it's new jersey bring in patron, a research fellow at the american institute for economic research, thanks to make the time for us this weekend. and so that this global minimum corporate tax, it's billed as a world change, it'll bring greater quality question is, will it or is that a bit too simplistic to think y'all, so thanks for having me. it's important discussions like these test 3 questions. i think 1st one for equality is being spoken about income and quality, wealthy quality. busy and so on. the 2nd is whether more economic quality is desirable and will it do what these, these, these leaders think it will do, which

u. s. administration with well, we're at and now there's discussions with france that set for the g 20 leaders. summit 2021 next year. the event moves to indonesia with the leaders meeting in bali. peter, all of a r t. rowe attempts by the us and france to patch things up took 2nd place to the sweeping endorsement of a minimum 15 percent tax on the world's largest corporations. has heard peter talking about their economists explained to us why wealthy nations like the us will be the main beneficiaries. it will never be in the, in the, in the interest of a government, the u. s. government and any other countries to get more taxes. but what they do with it, i mean that's going to really influence benefits new doesn't generally speaking countries while here, companies rather basin of other countries are going to be much less affected by this than the global ban of taxable effect. for i personally wouldn't try to create a, a global block of taxes. but one thing that could be done is also to lower the barriers to, to bringing technology skills, information transfer to elevations of the world and ac

u. s. are they headed? well, you know, kristi makes a great point that the driving force or is economics, which is very interesting because, you know, at 3 years ago when, when, when i became mine it was 74 percent located in china. you know, the line was that big coins, controlled by china and a china is going to rule the crypto sphere forever. but chris, to make the point that they're not, well, not so much right. so we've already seen that the proven that, that, you know, they're going to go to where the economics is not where the politics is. and you know, my, my concern slightly is that i'm afraid some of these chinese crypto miners might be a little naive about the rest a situation. they're looking at taxes and seeing that as a kind of a perfect land of freedom and to the top places destination. so crypto mine is right now south, south dakota and texas, which, which i think is interesting because they're now, you know, widely seen to be some of the lease locked on free lease mandate free places in the worl