now the grass is not stop you that more from the western world's most famous astrophysicist after this break. welcome back. i'm still here with the world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson. now, i know you've talked to the bottom of the externalities when it comes to accounting . does that come up at the pentagon, boyd, because presumably weaponry defense, this has a knock on effect on climate change and exist central threat that we face today. so i can tell you this, that there are 2 sectors that are not in denial of climate change. one of them is the insurance industry, and the other one is the military. because climate change creates problems 1st, financial problems, because you start flooding coastal flooding. coastlines were most of the greatest cities in the world, or on rivers or on coastlines, in london, included. you start raising the sea levels, you lose all of those cities, but that's not even what's going to happen 1st, which can happen 1st. you're going to lose entire countries in the south pacific, where the average elevation is just half a meter above sea

more from the western world's most famous astrophysicist. after this break, join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics, small business, i'm show business. i'll see that it's called, i'll never will know. well, you know, but you know, it's in your vocal chords. it was a march toward was to be with the boy in the looking. you must have been some of these but i heard him in the local listen to this and like, oh well it's just like you lose your meanings. there's just a look at your bullshit to look at this all sure that you would like to welcome back. i'm still here with the world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson. now i know you've talked to the boss about the externalities when it comes to accounting. does that come up at the pentagon, boyd, because presumably weaponry defense, this has a knock on effect on climate change. and our existence will threat that we face today. i can tell you this, that there are 2 sectors that are not in denial of climate change. one of th

what will the expansion into space mean for war and capitalism going underground speaks to the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse, tyson about the past and future of humanity. when it comes to conflict, coronavirus and conspiracies. all the more coming up in today's going underground in the week of u.k. chancellor, eastern expending review, which seeks to balance the books as u.k. prime minister boris johnson touts the largest military investment since the cold war allegedly, an attempt to woo incoming u.s. president elect. joe biden, the 16000000000 pounds of funding will go towards among other things, and you are a, if space command. so why are the countries hit hardest by coronavirus instead focusing on preparing for conflict among the stars? joining me now to talk over 1000 in the new cold war space race is the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson. neil, thanks so much for coming on. what a privilege it is before i get to any of that, i have to say, given that millions of people have watched your t.v. programs. if there are people out there

well, that's probably the entire western world, especially best in her bed, think of the entire western world. and if we look to see who's providing that data visa master card, or axiom google, facebook, twitter interfaces that surveillance capitalism. surveillance capitalism involves hundreds and thousands of companies with data exchange agreements working together behind the scenes. and as a result, data about our payment behavior is increasingly determining our everyday lives without seeing or comprehending what is going on. we can feel the effects, not just when we are shopping, ordinary people, people who are quite similar to each other might find themselves paying different prices for flights, hotels, all kinds of things, most or they might be refused insurance or passed over for a job offer. they might find all those negative things happening to them and put it down to bad luck or fate. when in reality, it's the result of databases making some sort of prediction about them. and people behind the scenes are earning money while we feel that we are at the cutting edge here in europe

well, that's probably the entire western world, and best in her bed, think of the entire western world. and if we look to see who's providing that data visa master card, or axiom google, facebook, twitter interfaces that surveillance capitalism. surveillance capitalism involves hundreds and thousands of companies with data exchange agreements working together behind the scenes. as a result, data about our payment behavior is increasingly determining our everyday lives without seeing or comprehending what is going on. we can feel the effects, not just when we are shopping. i do ordinary people, people who are quite similar to each other might find themselves paying different prices for flights, hotels, all kinds of things most or they might be refused insurance or passed over for a job offer. they might find all those negative things happening to them and put it down to bad luck or fate. when in reality, it's the result of databases making some sort of prediction about them. and people behind the scenes, their earning money to create these profiles of people. it's disgraceful payment te

will the expansion into space mean for war and capitalism going on, the ground speaks to the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse, tyson about the past and future of humanity when it comes to conflict. carone, viruses, and conspiracies. also more coming up in today's going underground in the week of u.k. chancellor, eastern expending review, which seeks to balance the books as u.k. prime minister boris johnson touts the largest military investment since the cold war allegedly, an attempt to woo incoming u.s. president elect joe biden. the 16000000000 pounds of funding will go towards among other things, and you are a, if space command. so why are the countries hit hardest by coronavirus instead focusing on preparing for conflict among the stars. joining me now to talk over 1000 in the new cold war space race is the western world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson. neil, thanks so much for coming on. what a privilege it is before i get to any of that, i have to say, given that millions of people have watched your t.v. programs. if there are people out there

well, that's probably the entire western world, and best in her bed, think of the entire western world. and if we look to see who's providing that data, these are master card or axiom google facebook, twitter interfaces that surveillance capitalism. surveillance capitalism involves hundreds and thousands of companies with data exchange agreements working together behind the scenes. as a result, data about our payment behavior is increasingly determining our everyday lives without seeing or comprehending what is going on. we can feel the effects, not just when we are shopping, just us, ordinary people, people who are quite similar to each other might find themselves paying different prices for flights, hotels, all kinds of things. or they might be refused insurance or passed over for a job offer. they might find all those negative things happening to them and put it down to bad luck or fate. when in reality, it's the result of databases making some sort of prediction about them. and people behind the scenes are earning money to create these profiles of people. it's disgraceful the payme

more from the western world's most famous astrophysicist. after this break, world is driven by shaped by the day or thinks we dare to ask you just feel welcome you start normal. got called up. another real world will know welsh about your body. noticing your vocal chords. it was a march you up on the board was to be with the one that lives in unison. you look to the new but i'm just a little creature. it's legal to sell drugs. yes. yes. but i wanted something. do you really need to let it go? that is, which dealt with the fear of the local police actions based on your own lack of one with your means. luther's to start to look at you bullshit. i would have looked as i wish you, that everyone thinks you don't like the war. welcome back. i'm still here with the world's most famous astrophysicist neil de grasse tyson. now, i know you've talked to the boss about the externalities when it comes to accounting. does that come up at the pentagon, boyd, because presumably weaponry defense, this has a knock on effect on climate change and exists central

world order. this is a globalist coup trying to take down every western nation by locking people away because of this fake pandemic. the virus is real. this pandemic is a hoax. this is what the new world order is using as a vehicle to take over every western country. host: cliff, let me ask you one more question. if joe biden wins, will you accept the results? caller: hell, no. this election is rigged, just like before. this is all a hoax. this is new world order marxist order communist takeover of the entire western world. host: all right. the voice there of cliff in essex, maryland. we're hearing from trump supporters only for this first hour of the monday edition of "the washington journal." it is election eve at 8:00 eastern time. we'll hear from one hour supporters of president -- of former vice president joe biden, the democratic nominee for president. so trump this hour. biden the second hour. one of the earlier callers mentioned law and order, the law and order message from the president. here is one of the closing trump ads airing nationwide focusing on that law & order messages. >> while am

the last head of state of the soviet union mikhail gorbachev is considered a hero in the western world but of russia he's highly controversial now his life has been brought to the stage in moscow. would be if i remember everything. memories of the life of one of history's greats gorbachev from a balcony seat the 89 year old watched his own life play out on stage at the moscow theater of nations the play that was supposed to be a love story between mission and his wife raisa became much more it's the story of an entire country and the era during which gorbachev was in charge. of what he would assure he's a visionary politicians none of us can come close to that one day his name will be written in gold lettering. to actors hugh wigs and dozens of anecdotes from an eventful life together you have any near enough on come a play a couple who from early on dream of a better for your future everything seems to go according to plan the young party official hopeful from the countryside is given a post in moscow he rises to the ranks to become head of the communist party and then president of th

into the higher areas it's about health and he's especially and in most of the western world we do define traditional masculinity through good health in their reality so a virus can't really get you down where you need to get the higher. you want to even see it so are you the judicial masculine he really is very harmful. i guess it doesn't help either when the president compares manhood with invincibility absolutely a traditional masculinity and i hear the masculine you are at play there as well so when we think about like that your president we've had presidents who were cowboys that wrote a horse is a clear book so this is actually one of these ideas of that go back to that and this is also something that really harms if you know candidates running for office so really it doesn't help that the president is a part of this as well but that if we just go back to the cowboys and the pioneers of the united states taking protective measures is a survival strategy yet mosque averse men prefer to risk what deaths from a virus that expose their vulnerability. absolutely private research actually

may be in the western world, i don't know about the other parts of the world.you consider those kind of measures at emirates? tim: i think it is early days now for us to make any particular position on that. why do i say that? one, it is likely that the countries themselves will decide on requirements of entry into their own countries. that will remove the need for airlines to say you have to have it or not. and that will require people who do not have vaccines, perhaps when they enter a country, they will quarantine for 14 days. they will have to make the choice if they want to do that or not. secondly, the global governments have now got to come together and understand how they are going to do this. i am sure they will. there are different types of vaccines. everybody has got to come to the table and decide how they are going to proceed. not so much that airlines are the cruise companies or hotels or restaurants, it's all about how the governments go about the protocols. manus: do you see fast evolution of an immunity passport, a digital immunity passport? ti

we have more great research universities in the western world combined.r nation can touch us. no other nation can lead us. we can lead by the power of example, not just the example of our power. the only thing they can tear america apart is america itself. that's exactly what donald trump has been trying to do from the very beginning. divide america, pit americans against each other. rural versus urban, based on race, gender, ethnicity, national origin. that's wrong. that's not who we are. everybody knows who donald trump is. what about honor, integrity, dignity. this is the united states of america. we've got to show him who we are. we choose. we choose hope over fear, unity over division. science over fiction. yeah, we choose truth overlies, constant lies -- truth over lies, constant lies. folks, it's time to stand up and take back this democracy. we can do this. and red states, but the united states of america . let's take it back. , promise you, i promise you like my dad used to say, the only way to deal with power is power. the only way we can deal w

well, that's probably the entire western world, and best in her bed, think of the entire western world. and if we look to see who's providing that data visa master card, or axiom google, facebook, twitter interfaces that surveillance capitalism. surveillance capitalism involves hundreds and thousands of companies with data exchange agreements working together behind the scenes. as a result, data about our payment behavior is increasingly determining our everyday lives without seeing or comprehending what is going on. we can feel the effects, not just when we are shopping, ordinary people, people who are quite similar to each other might find themselves paying different prices for flights, hotels, all kinds of things. or they might be refused insurance or passed over for a job offer. or they might find all those negative things happening to them and put it down to bad luck or fate. when in reality, it's the result of databases making some sort of prediction about them. and people behind the scenes are earning money to create these profiles of people. it's disgraceful payment technologie

and so you may find that it could actually so benefitutrition issues in the western world. because of this long history of the benefits of drinking camel's milk, we're seeing more and more urban people taking an interest in buying camel's milk. man: we're in nairobi cbd, actually, the central business district, at a somali restaurant. you ask for tea, they'll just bring you a camel tea without even asking. man: we have so many rather different types of products being taken out of this milk, camel milk. for example, we've got yogurt, we've got the carmel latte, which is loved specifically by the somalis. ahmed: it helps with my digestion. and, you know, i feel energized. and you can actually feel it instantly. when you drink, that day you'll actually feel it, like it's a detox. simpkin: with the human population growth globally, the world has been more intensification in terms of producing food for humans. we all know the impa of livestock in terms of being blamed for global warming. in some countries, there's gonna be less rainfall or higher variability in the rainfall. and

of isis has been tamped down, it is unclear what europe and the u.s., the rest of the world -- western worldis toward syria. anchor: i want to talk about just how difficult it is getting aid into northwestern syria. not now, even before the pandemic. it was extremely difficult. can you talk at our viewers through the logistics of trying to get such much-needed supplies to such a desperate population? >> it has always been difficult. it has gotten particularly harder since july of this year. we are looking at supplies that will come from anywhere in the world. but they can only go through one border crossing. if you look at today i,n aleppo, you could take 24 hours to get basic supplies and. -- in. this is an issue we see right now the international attention on syria is decreasing. the discussions around military need -- humanitarian needs becomes less responsive. it is based on the politics of the different states. we currently are struggling to pay teachers salaries. for be able to reach children nowadays, we need mobile teachers. instead of having children come to the school. we are telli

of this increasing islamophobia that is spreading in european countries we must explain to the western world the value systems differ for different social and religious and ethnic groups in the world backgrounds tough talk has so far completely thales france is now seen as an enemy in the muslim world islamophobia called spro tests and all that has been his little project his plan to essentially domesticate islam in france may be the most ambitious thing has undertaken and donald trump protesters have clashed with police in new york with the authorities making several arrests. i know shows officers attempting to remove people from a road the protests were rallying in response or to approach the crowd trying to block them law enforcement eventually got some of them on the sidewalk and this comes with less than 48 hours till the polls will open in the u.s. for the most pivotal election in recent history maybe a nation divided but a majority do agree on something according to recent surveys that poor leadership is a rotting trust in government institutions artie's killam up and comment. whether

especially in the western world. the major problem that we face one of the major problems is of course, how, of course, distortion. how, of course, distortion is not to deny that the tragedy of the scope of the holocaust took place . but to change the narrative of the holocaust in many cases to hide. 9 the involvement of people other than the german and austrian, nazis, and this attempt to universalize the holocaust is a very dangerous phenomenon as well. and this is a classic example. not every tragedy is the how honest that every tragedy in the holocaust or should the holocaust be compared to 2. far less the tragedies. so here too, you see this is a battle over the active see the narrative and the perception of the matter. it looks, president says that his country sees itself as being part of europe, comes ahead of an e.u. summit next month and of intentions with one bloc member in particular. so that deep explains, it may have been an all live, but the turkish president's overtures to the e.u. and by extension to

of this increasing islamophobia that is spreading in european countries we must explain to the western world the value systems differ for different social and religious and ethnic groups in the world backgrounds tough talk has so far completely failed francis tao seen as an enemy in the muslim world islam or phobic so good cards protests and all that as there is little project has planned essentially domesticate islam in france may be the most add bishes thing macron has undertaken. thousands gathered in the center of london on saturday to rally against the new national lockdown comes as the country sees a surge in covert 1000 cases and straight as which anting anting government slogans and holding banners the protests was fueled by the british p.m.'s announcement of a new lockdown in england. we've got to be humble in the face of nature and in this country alas as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scenario of our scientific advisors and so now is the time to take action because there is no alternative route from thursday until the start

of this increasing islamophobia that is spreading in european countries we must explain to the western world the value systems differ for different social and religious and ethnic groups in the world backgrounds tough talk has so far completely failed francis that i've seen as an enemy in the muslim world islam the phobic so boycotts protests and all that as for his little project his plan to essentially domesticate islam in france may yet be the most add bishes thing macron has undertaken. to other news this hour thousands of people have rallied in central london against a 2nd lockdown it's due to come into force on thursday as the u.k. follows other nations in europe in an attempt to tackle a big rice and covered 1000 cases. was. people held up by immersion kucing the authorities of tyranny for restricting the movement of people they protest happened as the british prime minister made the announcement. we've got to be humble in the face of nature and in this country alas as across much of europe the virus is spreading even faster than the reasonable worst case scenario of our scientific ad

well, that's probably the entire western world, and best in her bed, think of the entire western world. and if we look to see who's providing that data visa master card, or axiom google, facebook, twitter interfaces that surveillance capitalism. surveillance capitalism involves hundreds and thousands of companies with data exchange agreements. working together behind the scenes sidebar. as a result, data about our payment behavior is increasingly determining our everyday lives without seeing or comprehending what is going on. we can feel the effects, not just when we are shopping, us ordinary people, people who are quite similar to each other might find themselves paying different prices for flights, hotels, all kinds of things. or they might be refused insurance or passed over for a job offer. they might find all those negative things happening to them and put it down to bad luck or fate. when in reality, it's the result of databases making some sort of prediction about them. and people behind the scenes are earning money to create these profiles of people. it's disgraceful the paymen

of this increasing islamophobia that is spreading in european countries we must explain to the western world the value systems differ for different social and religious and ethnic groups in the world backgrounds tough talk has so far completely failed france is now seen as an enemy in the muslim world islamophobia boycotts protests and all that as with his little project his plan to essentially domesticate islam in france may be the most ambitious thing macron has undertaken. robert harness is a journalist correspondent of the diplomatic observer which is where he speaks to us from to take good to have you on the program robert as we just heard the leaders of muslim countries have been running on president a chronic using him of stirring up hatred against muslims what's your take on not aspect do you think that should be perhaps focusing more in condemning the recent acts of terrorism in front. well the turkish president did actually condemned the attack in the church one has to accept the fact that leaders of muslim countries like the victims of their own electorates and they reacted had co

much of the western world is in lockdown. and in the u.s. we have the world reserve currency, of course, and we printed sound much of this money that americans during the crisis have seen their incomes and savings go up. of course, that's one of the great things about having the world reserve currency. what's the situation like in mexico during the lockdown? what are you saying really happening on the ground there during this global crisis? well, actually because south the united states is trending a lot of money and mexico are meant, i think we ask it, is some how to say to borrow to lend some money. but i think because of they can see an effect, and maybe it won't make the all the things worse here in mexico, you know, because by the time all that money comes here, it will be it will be worth less than the. so i'm seeing and of people on the streets asking for money, much more than that was before. a lot of people is not seen. there is their employees and business are getting odds that they are closing. so i think on, on, on of day facts ab

especially in the western world. the major problem that we face, one of the major problems is of course, how, of course, distortion, how it was distortion is not to deny that a tragedy of the scope of the holocaust took place. but to change the narrative of the holocaust, in many cases, to hide the involvement of people other than the german and austrian nazis. this attempt to universalize the holocaust is a very dangerous phenomenon as well. and this is a classic example. not every tragedy is the holocaust that every tragedy look at the holocaust or should the holocaust be compared to 2. far less the tragedies. so here too, you see this is a battle over the accuracy of the narrative. and the perception of that or elaborate about it today. thanks for joining me here this morning on r.t. international updates. why the pandemic? no, certainly no borders, just blood into nationalities as americans, we don't have a turkey. we don't look like seeing the whole world needs to be judge and commentary crisis like this system