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here george soros for public has not yet said how it obtained this confidential tax data and rob was from d. w. business is following this story. first i rob. what more do we know about the data that they're public obtained here? will probably public, it says it's managed to get hold of a vast trove of data from the internal revenue service in the united states, otherwise known as, as the i r s. and in there is data on thousands of people. tax returns many of the wealthiest americans covering 15 years. and from that, they're not even able to see how much these people have been earning, how much tax they've been able to spend, they've, they've been paying even, but also how much they've made in gambling winnings. for example, all sorts of other information, like how much they've gained from investments using this data. they've been able to work out how much income tax these people have been paying, and an effective rate, which they've been paying income tax. so the average american household pays income tax 14 percent, but the top $25.00, most wealthy americans a paying a race according to pro

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christian: rob w you. u know that this harbor behind this is the third-deepest arbor in the world after rio and sydney? rob: i did not. christian: this was the part that established england as a naval power. we will talk of it later, but you might be able to see over my left shoulder we are being well looked after by the naval police, the port police, who are out here. they are keeping an eye on all security in the harbor. just off to my left ear is a giant cruise ship, on which police officers who have com into cornwall, around 6500 police officers who have been drafted into cornwall to look after security, they are staying on there. we will speak to one of the commanders later. let's speak to dr. david lowe senior fellow on terrorism and security at the leads back at law school. good to have you with us. -- leads beckett -- leeds beckett law school. i'm wondering whether this is the best place for g7 summit after all the disruption here in cornwall? >> it could cause disruption in london too. perhaps the

all star panel featuring ned ryan feel america majority and former presidential writer for george w bush. rob richardson hope that the disruption now podcast and alan or junior president elect of the american immigration lawyers association. welcome gentlemen . thank you. thank you alan. i'm going to start with you. what is the impact that b p harris is having an immigration reform? she's taking criticism from both sides, but as an immigration expert in a filing law expert, where do you see harris's greatest impact and how did they pass the trip shaping? wasn't a fan of are going to the board because i think that was the political stuff and i don't think they actually used it to sort of maximize potential at the border by either pulling out the family that was separated or pulling in the dock at children who are on the verge of losing their doctors status. so i'm just really not focus on that right now because the route problem progression is congress. and it's always been that for the last 25 years. so regardless of what the vice president does or does not do, he's not going to be successful

rob, what's from d w business, or welcome rob. so often we look at the crimes like this and presume it's at some spot the 17 year old and his mom's basement, who is likely to be bit behind this. whether it's, i see a specific group that's being blamed for this. people with links to this half of blaming a notorious group known as are evil. the are standing for ransomware. and this is very much though, than modus operandi that favorite way of operating of these ransomware attacks. and they actually came out of, or at least took credit for of a very high profile. ransomware attack just earlier this year on a supplier for apple quanto computing space in taiwan. on that occasion, they demanded $50000000.00 euros, $50000000.00, actually for the company to get its data back. when the company initially refused to do that, i refused to do that. all you started posting details that they've got from this stolen data on line of this group is believed to at least have hackers in russia if not, have links to russia, mainly because the places wh

and let's get more on this from rob watts from d w business or welcome rob. so often we look at the crimes like this, i presume it's a some spotty, 17 year old and he said, mom's basement who is likely to be behind this. well, there is not a specific group that's being blamed for this. people with links to this half blaming a notorious group known as are evil. the are standing for ransomware. and this is very much though, that modus operandi that favorite way of operating of these ransomware attacks. and they actually cut out of, or at least took credit for of a very high profile. ransomware attack just earlier this year on a supplier for apple. quantum computing spaced in taiwan. on that occasion, they demanded $50000000.00 euros, $50000000.00, actually for the company to get its data back. when the company initially refused to do that and refused to do that. all full started posting details that they've got from this stolen data on line of this group is believed to at least have hackers in russia if not, have links to russia, mainly because the places where

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and let's get more on this remote, rob, what's from d w. business or welcome rob. so often we look at the crimes like this and presume it's at some spot the 17 year old. and he's the mom's basement, who is likely to be bit behind this. well, there is not a specific group that's being blamed for this. people with links to this half blaming a notorious group known as are evil. the are standing for ransomware. and this is very much though, that modus operandi that favorite way of operating of these ransomware attacks. and they actually came out of, or at least took credit for of a very high profile. ransomware attack just earlier this year on a supplier for apple, quanto computing based in taiwan. on that occasion, they demanded $50000000.00 euros, $50000000.00, actually for the company to get its data back. when the company initially refused to do that and refused to do that. all you started posting details that they've got from this stolen data on line of this group is believed to at least have hackers in russia if not, have links to russia, mainly because the place

and let's get more on this remote rob watts from d w. business or welcome rob. so often we look at the crime like this and presume it's at some spot the 17 year old. and he said, mom's basement, who is likely to be behind this weather is i see a specific group that's being blamed for this. people with links to this half blaming a notorious group known as are evil. the are standing for ransomware. and this is very much though, that modus operandi that favored way of operating of these ransomware attacks. and they actually came out of, or at least took credit for of a very high profile. ransomware attack just earlier this year on a supplier for apple, quanto computing spaced in taiwan. on that occasion they demanded 50000000 euros. $50000000.00 actually for the company to get it states back when the company initially refused to do that. i refused to do that. all you full started posting details that they've got from this stolen data on line of this group is believed to at least have hackers in russia, if not, have links to russia, mainly because the places where i

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rob watts has the details on d. w. bynum ah ah, people in trucks injured was trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. the families to leave and trade people cleans around 200 people around the world, more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. why? because no one should have to flee the make up your own line. w. need for mines. ah, the b u. s. senate to prove the quarter. the trillion dollars in texas spending investment bill aims to help the americans feel back some dominance from china and compete with aging technological ambition. meanwhile, china react angrily to us funds to begin trade talks with taiwan beijing, see if the island as its own territory. and as one of the americans to step away and staying with china this time the ceramic kind will look at the european table, where may kids who are trying to compete with asian impulse. this is the to be a business. i'm robot in bell and welcome to the program. the us senate will invest $250000000000.00 in tech research and deve

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my colleague rory survey spoke with rob butler, director of the w h o regional office for europe. he says people need to bear in mind the latest uptick in cases that happened last summer. last year, we were in exactly the same place. and we saw a phenomenal resurgence cobit following the summer. so this time we want to really take less than that. there are only 400000000, i say only, but 400000000 practicing dosage administered in the european region. that basically represents about 28 percent of the european population that are vaccinated with one dose of vaccines. so with bar from safe, we've just got to be so sensitive to be able to change our restrictions and our responses in the course of the, of the epidemiology. as we see this academia g emerge. and in the past, i think it's hard to say many member states have been slow to respond to that as early signals because some a sentence campaign is essentially all about people staying safe. it's clear that we're all very excited. someone come, we want to be together. we want to celebrate. we want to celebrate around certain tournam

w. news live from berlin, coming up next is business with rob watts. i'm terry morrison. thanks for watching the news . my 1st vice i was a sewing machine i found from women or bones by this portion or something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle even me since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle of my and it took me years to.

w news from berlin. we've got business coming up next with rob, what's going on with the news? young immigrants they know the police will stop done. they know that the route is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. like going back, not an option. peace ma, i'm on and the other 2 are stuck in the spanish border area. alongside other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts june 18th, on d. w. the, in the european firms operating in china, benefits from the swift pandemic recovery over old, that feeling of be about operating in the country. however, the global politics main, there's a sense the trouble could be on the way. and a cyber attack last month brought colonial pipeline. so it's nice. now the us justice department says it's recovered most of the ransom paid by the company to recovery state data. we nissan, rogue watson berlin, welcome to the program. research suggests european businesses of feeling increasingly up to be about operating in china. because the country bounce back from the pandemic, quicke

my colleague re sue shave, spoke with rob butler, director of the w. h. o regional office for europe. he said people need to burn mind the optic in cases last summer. here we were in exactly the same place and we saw a phenomenal resurgence covered following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000. i say only 400000000 vaccine dosage administered in the european region. that's basically represents about 28 percent of the european population that a vaccination with one dose backseat. so with, from safe we've just got to be so sensitive to be able to change our restrictions and responses in the course of the, of the academia as we see the academia g emerge. and in the past, i think it says that many member states of being slow to respond to those early signals because some, a sense campaign is essentially all about people staying safe. it's clear that we're all very excited. someone come, we want to be together. we want to celebrate, we want to celebrate around tournament gatherings, even festivals that are taki

when traveling and avoid confined or crowded space as well. short time ago i spoke with rob butler, director of the w. h o regional office for europe. he said, europe needs to avoid repeating the mistakes of last summer. last year we were in exactly the same place. we saw a phenomenon resurgence, kobe following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000, i say only 400000000 vaccine doses administered in the european region. that basically represents about 28 percent of the european population that are vaccinated with one dose of vaccine. so far from safe we've just got to be so sensitive to be able to change our restrictions and our responses in the course of the, of the academia ology. as we see this academia, l g emerge. and in the past, i think it's supposed to say many member states, i've been slowed to respond to that as early signals. the summer sentence campaign is essentially all about people saying it's clear that we're all very excited. someone come, we want to be together. we want to celebrate one celebrate around tournaments, gatherings, even fe

w. a news live from berlin coming up next is business with rob watts. i'm terry morrison. thanks for watching the news . my 1st, i think, was a sewing machine i found from women are bounced by the potions or something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle even me since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle off my and it took me years to finally gave up and went by me on my side and return because sewing machine sewing, i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing a bite. and now i want to reach out to those women back home for balance by social rules and inform them about the basics, right. my name is dave and i work at the me. i the punishing firms who enable work is to be abused around the world. germany news supply chain lower aims to hold large companies accountable for the behavior of the supplier. on friday, it's expected to be passed by the part of a file apple bay and google f. a may. soon, european competitor will show you the instant payment method that's helping span. yes. suspense with that's coming up on dw business on robots in berli

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my colleague, rory sushi, i spoke with rob butler, the director of the w. h o regional office for europe and he says people need to bear in mind the uptake in cases last summer. last year we were in exactly the same place. and we saw a phenomenal resurgence covered following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000, i say only, but 400000000 practicing dosage administered in the european region. that basically represents about 28 percent of the european population that a vaccination with one dose to back seems so far from safe. we've just got to be so sensitive to be able to change our restrictions and our responses in the course of the, of the academia as we see this academia g emerged. and in the past, i think it's hard to say many member states have been slow to respond to that as early signals because some a sentence campaign is essentially all about people staying safe. it's clear that we're all very excited. someone come, we want to be together. we want to celebrate. we want to celebrate around tournament g

w. a news life from berlin. rob, what is next with your business? i'm like, are in and take a by the, with people over information they might want to express d, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. are you ready to get all the places in europe are smashing all the record into a venture. just don't lose your grip. the treasure map for modern globe trotter's gone for some of us are wicker breaking and also in book form. the the millimeter away from an historic deal. that's how one g 7 finance minister described efforts to agree on a global minimum corporate tax right after a day of talks in london. also coming up russia as president putin has been addressing this petersburg international economic for him as his country tries to persuade the world it back, opened the business and montenegro to the highway. but at what cost financing deal with china has now turned south and stress and the new into the route see to be the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the net could be closing on firms. you don't pay the sha

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rob portman, a retiring senator from ohio, also comes with a wealth of experience in the house and working as a member of the george w. bush administration and as a senator. this seems to show that there is some support. and also, when people with that sort of wide pallet get together, that gives cover to other people in their respective caucuses and sins a signal to the leadership that there is broad support here and we want this to happen. host: if you have questions on infrastructure, call in this morning. that is on the -- if that is on the top of your to do list for congress, we will take your questions and comments about that. any other policy agendas as well. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. text us, first name, city and state, at (202) 748-8003. here is a text, any movement from joe manchin on voting rights? guest: not that i am aware of. joe manchin of west virginia is a democratic senator. he came out a little over a week ago with an op-ed in his hometown newspaper, the charleston gazette mail and said he was opposed to the current voting rights legislati

rob portman, a retiring senator from ohio, also comes with a wealth of experience in the house and working as a member of the george w. bush administration and as a senator. this seems to show that there is some support. and also, when people with that sort of wide pallet get together, that gives cover to other people in their respective caucuses and sins a signal to the leadership that there is broad support here and we want this to happen. host: if you have questions on infrastructure, call in this morning. that is on the -- if that is on the top of your to do list for congress, we will take your questions and comments about that. any other policy agendas as well. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. text us, first name, city and state, at (202) 748-8003. here is a text, any movement from joe manchin on voting rights? guest: not that i am aware of. joe manchin of west virginia is a democratic senator. he came out a little over a week ago with an op-ed in his hometown newspaper, the charleston gazette mail and said he was opposed to the current voting rights legislati

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w said chief international richard walker, who was that? welcome richard. we just heard the libyan foreign minister sounding, robbing patients. yes, so i mean, she was really urging everyone present in the assembled international community to get moving and really kind of implement the promises that they've been making. and it was hard to come away from that press conference and have a little bit of a feeling that the results kind of came across as a little bit thing. now basically, there are 2 kind of really big issues that the conference is dealing with today. one of them is making sure in the election this plan for later this year actually happens. now this election is slated for the 24th of december that in libby is national day. and there are concerns that there might be back sliding back to some of the factions in the country which being riven by civil war for so long macy advantage in trying to scope of that election date and then doubling those concerns of the fact that there's not yet a legal basis for that election. so that was one big issue and no major kind of new announcements on that. and on this other question