this is an american citizen who discovers that the united states government is doing things without the knowledge of the american people that is so illegal and against the core constitutional guarantees of the constitution that the judge says it's not even a close call. james madison would be aghast if he knew that the government is gathering the data doubt suspicion or probable cause. it is a duty of an american citizen to come forward at great risk to himself and inform his fellow citizens. >> what should he have done? what should an american citizen do? >> he can go to an inspector

united states selected the m. sixteen rifle from colt they forced. the rifle to be issued for combat use before adequate testing the united states government literally did nothing for fifteen to twenty years after world war two to get serious about a lightweight semi automatic rifle. and then put the safety back on the impact and we were shooting it twenty five yards the bullet is not fast but it's a heavy pounding bullet very effective. especially. skeptical. even in. the. other german specialists contributed to the development of the. inventor. together claiming that it was made by some ordinary sergeant. since nine hundred forty nine. claims that they took advice from. so many times they think the debate is pointless. this place is awash with rumors it's no secret that the german designer worked in this building after the war i've seen an article on the internet claiming that he gave casual advice to the young mikhail kalashnikov just in passing it sounds ludicrous . work was a carefully guarded secret obviously he had no access to it. to be carried through these men are ready to face is. special being trained to have. the same conditions. police

the matter how many times the united states government had tried to convince them otherwise, the corporalited states of america was his land. this young corporal was just a boy, a high school student, when he enlisted. native americans, like the corporal, were so eager to serve that many lied about their age to enlist. these brave soldiers, these code talkers had a special gift, their special -- sacred languages, and they selflessly shared that gift with our country, their country. their gifts saved countless lives and helped win the war, and their willingness to share it made them american heroes -- share it made them american heroes. we honor our american heroes today. [applause] >> ladies and the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> thank you. i want to say thank you to my colleagues for their testimonials, and of course all of those in mid-december the possible. we are now going to present the medals -- made this ceremony possible. we are going to present the medals, and i am asking you to hold your applause until the end so

no matter how many times the united states government had tried to convince them otherwise, the corporalnited states of america was his land. this young corporal was just a boy, a high school student, when he enlisted. native americans, like the corporal, were so eager to serve that many lied about their age to enlist. these brave soldiers, these code talkers had a special gift, their sacred languages, and they selflessly shared that gift with our country, their country. their gifts saved countless lives and helped win the war, and their willingness to share it made them american heroes -- share it made them american heroes. we honor our american heroes today. [applause] >> ladies and the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> thank you. i want to say thank you to my colleagues for their testimonials, and of course all of those in mid-december the possible. we are now going to present the medals -- made this ceremony possible. we are going to present the medals, and i am asking you to hold your applause until the end so that we ca

would be regarded as utterly unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of the united states by the government leaders and yet they have no compunction about doing this now in ukraine and in many many other cases around the world it's clear that the what the united states government is after is regime change in the ukraine and it has nothing to do with what they say they're concerned about that is you know human rights and democracy why are there no sanctions against the united states for what it did to iraq or what it's done in afghanistan or what it's done in vietnam or in so many other countries around the world are calling for an emergency meeting already expected to attend our helen hunt george clooney this team america knows the growing trend of trying to use they glom on to sway public opinion in politics like hello. world to me is an international advice we maybe truly understands global politics namely. i. angelina jolie was wheeled into a photo op with disgraced chief dave patris in baghdad as people began to question the mainstream version of the iraq disaster never previously showi

they wanted to talk about spying by the united states government. the white house really wanted to frame this as a conversation about technology in a larger way. we're told the first 45 minutes of the conversation focused on healthcare.gov and the website and technical issues, but the president didn't come in until after that conversation was over and then two hours on the spying issue. >> thanks very much. >>> on wall street, traders were in a holding pattern today with stocks trading in a narrow range all session long and ending slightly lower ahead of the decision whether to taper stimulus measures. let's look how they faired today. the dow down nine and s&p and nasdaq both lower by five. >>> more now on that fed meeting. fed chairman ben bernanke arrived in washington this morning for the start of the final policy meeting of the year. voting members will decide whether the time is right to begin winding down the fed's $85 billion and a month and how much tapering the markets can handle. >>> the senate is closer to a budget deal, the proposal for

lot of money out of it in cipher in their their establishment and then a permitting the united states government to get trapdoors behind it they're losing business that's the name of the game for them and so yes they'd like to have a sensible rules that make it easier for them to do business particularly overseas but it's long since time for them to speak out about violations of the fourth amendment. and a week before a meeting obama tech company sent an open letter to the president and congress saying that n.s.a. spying in our minds freedom and here's what abby martin has to say about it. after publicly opposing government surveillance last week internet search giant google has enjoyed a wave of good press but before we all decide to instill our full faith and trust the benevolent and almighty google we might just want to use their search bar to google boston dynamics he said yesterday sergey brin the little company purchased boston dynamics an engineering firm with strong ties the military's defense advanced research projects agency or darpa so what is boston dynamics all about terrifying and

militants in recent weeks there's been an important shift in the relationship between the united states government on the one hand and what is now being presented as the new islamic front and we see doll that the united states is in fact negotiating and establishing a dialogue with the leaders of these terrorist organizations i should say that in this particular case the people who have dialogue with with the terrorists they have blood on their hands they have provided funding most of the military and logistical financial aid has been china holds to these al qaeda affiliated organizations and that's what we have to address there could be no peace as long as the west the military alliance supports the terrorists. and coming out on our team a landmark john treatment court in america rules the n.s.a.'s data collection program may be unconstitutional after answering an invasion of privacy complaints. and germany is in a hurry to phase out nuclear power but the alternatives come a high price for the environment and consumers. right on the scene. first for you and i think that you're. on our reporters'

united states government shut down our own that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo the two sides are digging in it is day number two of the government shutdown and the day begins with few answers as to how to break the logjam can honestly say that only the republicans are being sensible in all of this and only that and all the democrats are not being sensible really. yes it's everyone's favorite game show the capitol hill blame game well first the clock was counting down to the shutdown and now the clock is counting up tell them what the american people won johnny actually nobody wins here in fact federal employees are the biggest losers of all as congress continues to twiddle their thumbs while still getting paid eight hundred thousand other government always won't be but will the corporate media is putting all the effort to treating this like a new year's countdown let's take a look at what they haven't been covering starting a new york where israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has turned to speak at the u.n. g.a. and after just a few syllables the focus of t

and i see it with me in the country is the federal government simply saves property of the united states government. this the united states suffered damage and it was done troubling us to realize it can't just by. just throw it away. for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this year it's not a waste of time and the producers of these little i think should be able to collect these i believe that vision responsible for their products from cradle to grave. paid off to mexico comment of mental health property will sell to murder incorporated it also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority properties of a dentist aids page trend and trademark office. steady stream of snowden related leaks no longer surprises but the all encompassing scope of spying still does he even online gamers have not been spared all the while the powers that be. to rein in the n.s.a. they appear only want to make legal but it's now illegal is it time for an international bill of rights. to. one hundred twenty three days. through two hundred. four

we are the problem we in the west of the problem especially the united states government so it really is quite ridiculous that we get manipulated into saying no we have to take care of this problem over there the problem is in our own backyard and we know this. welcome back you're watching r t international the u.k. government has announced new measures to crackdown on islamist extremism drawn up following the brutal murder of a british soldier by two muslim converts in may part of the plan is to blog extremist material on the web and banned those encouraging stream isn't from visiting mosques however searches laura smith reports it's the jails where converts are becoming increasingly radicalized. wormwood scrubs prison in west london temporary or longer term home to around fourteen hundred male prisoners apart from the inevitable gang activity and drug taking that goes on inside many prison inmates find religion while they're doing their stretch some are genuine others not so much. those who watch on to and use that religion is an excuse for treatment and we're particularly concerned

we want to bring pressure on the united states government to do what it ought to do to bring bob home. >> nbc justice correspondent pete williams joins me. you've been working this story overnight. the bizarre case, the fact the u.s. government repeatedly, last month ott on one of the anniversaries of his becoming the longest held hostage repeated he had no connection with the u.s. government and the fact that he was doing something so mysterious on an island in iranian territory. >> so i think a couple of threads here, andrea, we should untangle. number one, there's no doubt about what these news organizations have reported. everybody familiar with the case reports he was work are for cia. however, the government said they tried to talk ap and "washington post" out of doing these stories because they thought it was bad timing. things beginning to thaw with iran, new president making overtures on the nuclear agreement. they thought they were getting more traction and they thought this was heard. you heard from the family lawyer after initially being concerned about the report, maybe t

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see it with me in the country is the federal government to simply say the property of the united states government. is the united states privilege and it was done public has to realize it can't just by. you know just throw it away there's a problem for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this is a computer it's not wasted on the producers of these little i think should be able to collect these i believe that this should be responsible for their products from cradle to grave. paid off to mexico part of mental health property will sell to america incorporated it also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority properties of a dentist aids pay trend and trademark office. trade deals that ukraine struck during recent talks here in moscow may bring some respite then to the country's economy but not to the anti-government protesters of course in kiev even though the issue that troubles their most a possible customs union with russia apparently wasn't even touched upon at that meeting yesterday but called going to joshie di

in recent weeks there's been an important shift in the relationship between the united states government on the one hand and what is now being presented as the new islamic front and we see that the united states is in fact goes and establishing a dialogue with the leaders of these terrorist organizations i should say that in this particular case the people who have dialogue with the terrorists they have blood on their hands they have provided funding most of the military and logistical financial aid has been china holds to these al qaeda affiliated organizations and that's what we have to address there can be no peace as long as the west military alliance so calls to terrorists. now as if fracking linked earthquakes were bad enough. you can't say i didn't hear it all. very good where you meet the texans living in the shadow of a shale well whose drinking water has started to move got the story in a few minutes. president putin held his annual marathon q. and a session this week which lasted for more than four hours and barred by dozens of questions he shared his thoughts on intelligence

when that happened, this is an embarrassment to the united states government, to the president, for the military. and so general sherman was sent out to look over the possibility of a new fort. he came right in the spot where we, basically where the building is them looked at the lake, river going out and thought it was a perfect spot for a military base. and so when a ford is commission, some people know that is a good place to make money. you can set up a saloon, a brothel, a number of things that you 300-300 soldiers. so the town started this very short distance from here. the year that fortune was created was in 1878. it's interesting because as the idea of a fort began to take shape, there was serious indian conflict in the region so this was the primary reason for it. as the town began to take shape next to the fort, really didn't even have a name to start with. it was a collection of tents and cabins as i said before. pretty soon it began -- the fort was called for coeur d'alene. the town took on the name coeur d'alene city as it began to expand, and then once the began to be mor

united states is not about personal experience. it is about a responsibility and a duty not only in this regard to president obama and the united states government, but more broadly to the people of the united states of america. it is an honor and privilege. so we try to do the best we can. i have deep affection for brazil. i am deeply committed to the u.s.-brazil relationship and building the kind of partnership i talked about. and finding myself in a situation we had to slow down what we were doing or look for other ways to express this partnership was frustrating at one level. but at the same time, these are challenges that in an odd way we rel ish because it allows us to show what we are capable of. it tests us and allows us to expand the context of our d diplomatic activity. in terms of the decision yesterday, congratulations to the swedish people and the brazilian air force. this is something they wanted for a long time. it is coming too late even now, but it is an important step. we are disappointed. bowing did a lot of work in brazil and will continue to do tremendous work. and the great bowing teams that have come down to the brazil are

in recent weeks there's been a shift in the relationship between the united states government on the one hand and what is now being presented as the new islamic front and we see that the united states is in fact negotiating establishing a dialogue with the leaders of these terrorist organizations i should say that in this particular case the people who have dialogue with the terrorists they have blood on their hands they have provided funding most of the military and logistical financial aid has been china holds to these al qaeda affiliated organizations and that's what we have to address there can be no peace as long as the west military alliance supports the terrorists. that's a crime in the program this hour at washington's global spying web called the making of talk nation how to get in return for snooping father that's after the break. largest consumer of the season i see it with me in the country is the federal government to simply say the property of the united states government to live this the united states number given to the list probably goes to realize you can just buy.

now the family is suing the united states government accusing government officials of trying to cover the whole thing up. here is a picture of that marine, the military reports that 21-year-old shot himself in the head last year at a party in athens where he was working at the united states embassy. his parents say they did not know his heart was even gone until after his funeral when another officer told them about it by accident. months later, the greek government september whnt what was their son's heart. they did dwchlt n a tests. it was not. the defense department says they to not comment on ongoing lawsuits. a spokesman for the greek embassy said official this is greece kept the heart for toxicology testing. but that spokesman would not say whatever happened to it or why the family received somebody else's heart. let's get to christopher. he's a former prosecutor. this is weird. what to do you make of this? >> this is very weird. this has been going on since august of 2012. this family has endured one hardship after another. when they first heard news of their son committing sui

we're the problem we in the west of the problem especially the united states government so it really is quite ridiculous that we get manipulated into saying oh we have to take care of this problem over there the problem is in our own backyard and we know this. is what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. or a factual standard of living. we can with. the consensus. choose you have to. choose the stories that impact the. speech. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to such and. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea an outer space. a limp a torch relay. on r t r c dot com. and . look. look. look. and. i took. six. this is our team this morning i know to make some for ukraine's president his voice stood a massive protest in the capital where the opposition hopes to gather a million man march and lay siege to the government quarter. fanning the flames of serb forward politicians with the odd st

no matter how many times the united states government had tried to convince them otherwise, the corporalhat the united states of america was his land. this young corporal was just a boy, a high school student, when he enlisted. native americans, like the corporal, were so eager to serve that many lied about their age to enlist. these brave soldiers, these code alkers had a special gift, their sacred languages, and they selflessly shared that gift with our country, their country. their gifts saved countless lives and helped win the war, and their willingness to share t made them american heroes -- we honor our american heroes today. [applause] >> ladies and the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable john boehner. [applause] >> thank you. i want to say thank you to my colleagues for their estimonials, and of course all of those who made today's ceremony possible. we are now going to present the medals -- made this ceremony possible. we are going to present the medals, and i am asking you to hold your applause until the end so that we can give all of our honore

the real immediate reason was they believed the governments were threats to the united states. and those governments' policy toward corporate power were the proof they used to sustain their belief. [inaudible] all of these cases we're seeing asector or a company within a sector. you know, not even being threatened but perceived to be threats. and how do we name bridge to now everybody is at risk versus just this one company. >> i don't make that bridge but they did. i'll tell you how i think they did it. it wasn't just, for example, most -- or the president in guatemala was bothering the united fruit company. something more profound lay behind the operations. what they were doing was challenging the entire foundation on which the world economy was based. the fundamental governing principle of international commerce law. big corporations in centralized countries has to have the right to extract resources and sell products in countries far away. and they have to be able do it on the terms they set if small countries have the power to place whatever restrictions they want on foreig

because the phone companies delete these records after 90 days, that is precisely why the united states government asked for them to be retained and not to search them until they go through congressional it approved, fias approved report. the government has the ability to search but what we say is they cannot have the right to an unreasonable search without probable cause. that means in order to have a search, you have to have something to search so the accumulation of the data itself in and of itself is an example of why the government is not sitting in the system today and has to ask for the voluntary agreement of the companies to hand over -- [inaudible] this is voluntary as you go to jail. >> the government cannot technically be inside the hardware. the concern with huawei is that the chinese are inside the hardware. that's different from the method data program. -- meta data program. >> you are telling us the u.s. is not in the hardware because they issue these orders to turn over the material that runs through the hardware? >> correct. >> supposing the chinese government went to huawei cente

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and i say it with me in the country is the federal government simply saves property of the united states government. this the united states suffered a little it was done probably has to realize it can't just buy. here i'll just throw it away. for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency i found this on a dump site here this is a computer and not waste the money it produces of these little i think should be able to collect these i believe that vision responsible for their products from cradle to grave. fatal to mexico comment of mental health property will sell to murder incorporated it also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority properties of a dentist aids page and trademark office. live . live live. live . pleasure to have you with us here on r t today. dozens of civilians are massacred near the syrian capital damascus as an investigation reveals mass executions and kidnappings carried out by islamist rebels. as a european union puts ukraine integration on hold u.s. senators join the protesters in the capital kiev throwing their weight behind the oppos

. >> is it the act of someone which the united states government is ill?> i was so hoping it was not an american. >> it's hard to believe americans blowing up americans. >> it just boggled my mind. >> what tim mcveigh did was the worst act of domestic terrorism in american history. the entire country was shock and river vetted that someone could come from white bred say bush ya and commit a held lay shows act. >> i have a daughter that is three and to think she will grow up in this is scary. >> investigators are certain that mcveigh is the john doe number one in the police sketch, but they still have not identified john doe number two. >> john doe number two, if the fbi can't find him, does he exist? >> fbi chief louis bree sent this message, there is no place on earth where you will be safe. >> the michigan address on mcveigh's driver's license is the home of a man named james nickels. it's a critical development. nickels brother terry has been close friend s with mcveigh since they served together in the army. like mcveigh, nickles is known to harbor ant

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special rack on tour conducted an official visit to the united states to go into consultation with indian tribes and federal government agency agencyies. and he developed a report about the situation of indigenous peoples in the united states and their human rights. that assesses his findings and recommendations for implementing this declaration. so i'd like to conclude the rest of my time here by talking a little bit about the need for implementing this declaration in the united states. the threshold question before us, for all americans of goodwill including tribal people ask non-indians alike, is why do we need these u.n. standards in the united states? that's a legitimate question that folks naturally are going to ask us. after all, many wonder, you know, respect we the leading dem consideration -- aren't we the leading democracy in the world. >>? don't we have our own human rights heritage? and others may say, well, our nation was birthed on the human rights principle, and we may not have always lived up to it in our treatment of native americans, but do we have an obligation to heal a painful of past when we per

may and this is a decision again for the ukrainian government and the ukrainian people it has nothing to do with the vital interests of the united states and i would be opposed to my own government my own country imposing sanctions on the ukrainian government in people for decision which is their sovereign right so and i don't think the congress of the united states would would go along with sanctions i find that hard to believe you know like you said this is a choice that ukrainian people should make themselves and there is no one opinion on what path the crane should choose in your opinion what do you think can help them figure things out at this point. well i think the ukrainian joy to decide what really is in their own best interest i know a bit about the ukraine i was there and back in nineteen way back in the nixon administration before richard nixon in one nine hundred seventy one and i know that the eastern ukraine for example is very much oriented toward russia and the western ukraine is somewhat oriented toward the old hapsburg empire so it's a country that is really it is really a mixture but again this is a decision a democ

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for decades, the united states government use the surveillance authorities monitored political dissidents and opponents of the government. the fbi tried to get evidence that martin luther king was having adulterous affairs and threatened him and encouraged him to commit suicide. there were tickets of abuses. i think it is understood that human beings can exercise massive surveillance power, in the dark, with no transparency, that it will be abused. three weeks ago was reported that one of the things that the nsa is doing is monitoring people, not who are engaged in terrorist activities, but who expressed with the u.s. government called, radical ideas. the nsa is collecting information about their visits to pornographic sites, homosexual chats that they have online with people they are not married to, and the document contains plans to use that information to publicly humiliate those people and discredit them to stop them from communicating their ideals and to the world. that is a pure incidents of abuse. it may be true that a person who never challenges the government isn't going to be th

occidental job is the problem we are the problem we in the west of the problem especially the united states government so it really is quite ridiculous that we get manipulated into saying oh we have to take care of this problem over there the problem is in our own backyard and we know this we've got to take care of our dirty filthy house of corruption united states congress is nothing but a den of traitors the most sycophantic discussing traitors you can imagine and the white house has got a dictator this is a problem this is a major problem much bigger problem what's happening in syria or bashar al assad and we'll be back after a show of the. to talk about said iran able to develop its nuclear program and also why is it so rad had an american passport stay with us. i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. and i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason they were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. when the militants decided to try

like you say people didn't die, but didn't you have a different directive and goal than the united states government and doesn't that point out the inherent difficulties of large bore, large scale hired force? >> i think it speaks to the dysfunction that exists between the dod, department of state c.i.a. working together. we wanted to protect the people to go to the meetings to do the reconstruction operations, to do political affiliation which we did. operating under their rules of engagement. part of the frustration for us. if there was a mission we completely controlled if we worked for an ngo we would use a le profile vehicle. it would look like a beat up taxi. in case they are working for a state department you have to get a polished lie sensd vehicle, driving between the same points every day makes it easy for the enemy to hit you. >> jon: do you think then that it is -- given the fact that you say there's confusion for all these groups working together, but you said you were under the same rules of engagement but not bound by it. not in the same way that the code of military justice would bin

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part to challenge the government, to report what they do not want reported. >> not just the united states government, although it's certainly the one that we have had some of the most high profile disagreements with, but accountability requires us to do this with people who are in governments around the united states and across the world. >> matt, i wonder if, having seen the government's reactions to the story if you feel they are mostly bothered by the publication because it is an embarrassing story about a rogue agent, a rogue unit within the agency? >> i certainly don't speak for the government. i certainly hope that as i said before, you'd like to see the government talk a little less about the ap and a little more about bob levinson and a little more about what it can do to make sure this can't happen again. bob levinson was in iran, serving his government and bob levinson was not well served by his government. and i think that's something we can't lose sight of. >> very well said. thank you for joining us and kathleen thank you for joining us by phone. >>> coming up, now is the time to say th