oligarchs kicked off the world economic forum in davos the green greed addicks version of coachella the global charity organization oxfam international crunch to last year's numbers and reports that quote the world's 10 richest men have seen their combined wealth increase by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began that is more than enough to pay for a covert $1000.00 vaccination for everyone and to ensure no one is pushed into poverty by the pandemic i want to make sure that you understand that let that sink in 10 people just 10 people out of the 7000000000 who inhabit this small blue planet could solve a world full of economic pandemic problems using only the wealth that they are earned and gained in the last $365.00 days of the year. and tragically we know you won't find that note in their daily planners. see while not physically meeting in davos the world economic forum is meeting virtually from january 25th to the 29th under the public relations theme of a crucial year to rebuild trust yes trust they say they want us to trust them again . as oxfam's executive director t

for the global elite china's president xi jinping is the opening speaker at the world economic forum in just over a year after the pandemic broke house on his home turf he has a supremely confident message for the world we must not return for the path of the path that's the right approach is to act on the vision. with a shared future for mankind it was just the latest sign of china's emergence as a power on a level with the united states one willing to challenge it in almost every way donald trump reacted to all this by making aggression towards china his foreign policy calling card the biden team says it will push back just as hard there were 3 telling signs just as they were getting started 1st secretary of state tony blinken at his nomination hearing in the senate shortly after the outgoing administration had accused china of committing genocide against the weak a minority in changing lincoln is asked if he agrees so on the on the on the leaders i think were very much in agreement the. forcing men women and children into concentration camps are trying to. in effect re educate them.

denominator to discuss that i'm now in joined by itself and i've got enough dean of the school of world economics and international affairs at the higher school of economics and law school it's a kind of benefits always a pleasure talking to you think you very much right that the now when western journalists reference you in their articles they usually describe your as hawkish or sometimes even belligerent but i think some of your recent thoughts could be taken as pure antidemocratic blasphemy for example you're right that democracy is now essentially or should be considered essentially a privilege i would even add a white privilege that only while of societies can afford how did you come to that conclusion it's not i think it's its own spur will it. be done or the acts of but this conscience democracy always dies it is one of the ways 1st of all it's one of the ways of a magic complex societies. it was born in and want to weigh as with as we know it in groups that. because. the. republican. republic of the republic of more easily one accuse french republic that it's been it's been a long time ag

regarding economics if you look at the end of the day money makes the. world go round so we got to talk about it but it's ushered in the worst job crisis in over 90 years with hundreds of millions of people now underemployed or out of work and it's interesting because when you look at the analysis recent analysis by the institute for policy studies and the americans for tax fairness america $660000000000.00 billionaires have seen their combined force and sort of $4.00 trillion dollars that's an increase of 40 percent since the pandemic started they also know that these 2 groups the i.p.s. me a.t.f. noted that the pandemic profits from america billions could fund a stimulus check of more than $3400.00 for every one of the roughly 331000000 people living in the united states today he i mean again these numbers are crazy you see people you know begging to get 1200 dollars and that being a one time payment and we see these guys who are good making billions and the question remains one when is america going to get back to work but also why do we continue to allow t

oligarchs kicked off the world economic forum in davos the greenie greed addicts version of coachella the global charity organization oxfam international crunched the last year's numbers and reports that quote the world's 10 richest men have seen their combined wealth increase by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began that is more than enough to pay for a cope with $19.00 vaccination for everyone and to ensure no one is pushed into poverty by the pandemic i want to make sure that you understand that let that sink in 10 people just 10 people out of the 7000000000 who inhabit this small blue planet could solve a world full of economic pandemic problems using only the wealth that they are earned and gained in the last $365.00 days of the year. and tragically we know you won't find that note in their daily planners. see while not physically meeting in davos the world economic forum is meeting virtually from january 25th to the 29th under the public relations theme of a crucial year to rebuild trust. trust they they want us to trust them again soon as oxfam's executive director t

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oligarchs kicked off the world economic forum in davos the green greed addicks version of coachella the global charity organization oxfam international crunched the last year's numbers and reports that quote the world's 10 richest men have seen their combined wealth increase by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began that is more than enough to pay for a covert $19.00 vaccination for everyone and to ensure no one is pushed into poverty by the pandemic i want to make sure that you understand that let that sink in 10 people just 10 people out of the 7000000000 who inhabit this small blue planet could solve a world full of economic pandemic problems using only the wealth that they are earned and.

for the global elite china's president xi jinping is the opening speaker at the world economic forum ust over a year after the pandemic broke house from his home turf he has a supremely confident message for the world we must not return for the past of the past is the right approach is to act on the vision. with a shared future for mankind it was just the latest sign of china's emergence as a power on a level with the united states one willing to challenge it in almost every way donald trump reacted to all this by making aggression towards china his foreign policy calling card the biden team says it will push back just as hard there were 3 telling signs just as they were getting started 1st secretary of state tony blinken at his nomination hearing in the senate shortly after the outgoing administration had accused china of committing genocide against the weak a minority in change on lincoln is asked if he agrees so on the on the on the years i think were very much in agreement the. forcing men women and children into concentration camps are trying to. in effect reeducate them. to be a

world economics and international relations at the school of economics mr carr going to before the break we touched upon this very touchy subject of the enlightenment values which many of the new. movements. for gender rights a racial rights the rights of the minorities the center. or and you said they aren't misinterpreting it i would suggest an alternative explanation because i think. it is impossible to become. self-sufficient thinking adult person without sustaining some trauma and reality is always more than in human psychology can bear but what those. movements are doing is lionizing and instrumental lising the trauma rather than the human spirit which can overcome trauma and in this sense it's indeed inhumane because it actually suppresses the human spirit for some instrumentalists goal but why do you think it's so widespread why do you think so many people are in sync with that. first of all the so maybe. it is. a little minority in the western countries these neglectable minorities in the humanity in the whole of humanity. but the to do exists for the reasons one of the reasons

entities like i h s market and other banks it's all meant to provide a transition toward what the world economic forum i.m.f. world bank and central banks like to see is a greener eventually khana me one where techno technocratic technologically streamlined skill sets are reintroduced or introduced him with a newly introduced global monetary system on top of it assets across many sectors will be consolidated mega automation drives implemented in practically every industry population's hawkish li reduced through one means or another and desired productivity measured by ai and internet of things enabled means global economic uncertainty will be stoked in essence in order to then introduce pre-planned technocratic solutions in my viewing of the next 24 to 72 months although wonder economics is considered the gloomy science what you've had to say is quite gloomy i'm afraid let me go to steve here i absolutely agree with what i had to say there probably a whole lot more but there's kind of a wrinkle in all this what about working people do they have a role in this here or are they all supposed to lea

oligarchs kicked off the world economic forum in davos the green greed addicks version of coachella the global charity organization oxfam international crunched the last year's numbers and reports that quote the world's 10 richest men have seen their combined wealth increase by half a trillion dollars since the pandemic began that is more than enough to pay for a covert $1000.00 vaccination for everyone and to ensure no one is pushed into.

for the global elite china's president xi jinping is the opening speaker at the world economic forum just over a year after the pandemic broke out on his home turf he has a supremely confident message for the world we must not return for the path of the path towards the right approach is to act on the vision. with a shared future for mankind it was just the latest sign of china's emergence as a power on a level with the united states one willing to challenge it in almost every way donald trump reacted to all this by making aggression towards china his foreign policy calling card the biden team says it will push back just as hard there were 3 telling signs just as they were getting started 1st secretary of state tony blinken at his nomination hearing in the senate shortly after the outgoing administration had accused china of committing genocide against the weak a minority in changing lincoln is asked if he agrees so on the on the on the years i think were very much in agreement the. forcing men women and children into concentration camps are trying to. in effect re educate them. to be

in fact when she spoke after she chimping at that meeting at the world economic forum america made it clear that she'd prefer it tailed fence doesn't it that's beneath so i now look common. then few dogs are shot in. the us you know and. at 1st. because i was there 1st and then we probe further at a joint press conference with marco and europe's other most powerful player emmanuel mccall of france asking them why they seem so lukewarm over u.s. leadership on china as the biden in want to release an ardent visor shine and forces dish you were in and so she was all. to sign while merkel said she would support biden's plan for a summit of democracies both she and mark insisted that europe would be charting its own course this double food you have a piece on you understand 50. then you go. you know are pretty cut dinner to really think in mind some kind of meeting for anything. off the minds on the other the theme of for tots them does feel like well not so much be unclean much what's. not says i'm. going to open our source of all of the bottle sit the clicker mow the brought this you did

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o'connell, janice dean, on this developing story and a lot more, china on a mission to achieve world economic and military domination can this a administration stop it, big tech under fire once again and critics say democratic lawmakers are actually advocating censorship to silence conservative voices, your boys are special and exclusive series giving voices to the voiceless we take on new york welborn or cuomo over his covid-19 nursing home scandal with janice dean plus one democratic leadership thought they were getting away from d from police the activist keep pulling back and will show you how granting full amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants could impact the u.s. economy for decades to come i am david asman and for elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we have every angle covered tonight, blake burman at the white house with the latest on the covid relief bill and hillary vaughn at cpac in orlando where conservatives are laying out their vision for the american economy let's start with blake. >> democrats in washington, d.c. are confident$1 the $1.9 trillin res

already close economic relationship with china myanmar is one of the poorest countries in southeast asia and sanctions and a potential return to pry a status to most of the outside world could undo the economic progress since the election in 2015. but for now the message and the goal for the protesters are clear get as many people as possible out on the streets while at the same time drawing in more international attention and involvement scott hodler al-jazeera. u.k. researches say the corona virus mutation 1st found in the county of kent could become the world's dominant strain the variant is already in more than 50 countries it was 1st detected last september in the southeast of england since then it spread alarming right across the u.k. forcing the government to introduce new lockdown measures last month roy chalons has more from london. what she says is that this particular strain that was 1st detected in the u.k. back in september and is now in 50 countries around the world but it's already swept through the u.k. now it's sweeping the rest of the world and it is likely that it will become the dominant strain of the virus outside of the u.k. as well and that's be

the other side to the argument, and i really want to see what you think about this -- the world economicum in singapore was just moved a couple of months. we do not know if the only pixar happening, and that is in four months. what can we attach to any outlook beyond may of this year that gives us confidence that any of these forecasts on earnings, growth will hold beyond the next quarter? sylvia: i think that is a very important point. a lot of uncertainty or concern on the virus front or vaccine front. what is important to us is if we do have delays, we think that probably is not a big problem, especially if we are just talking about a couple of months of delays. i think the market can definitely look through that. what could be more concerning to our mind is if we do have concerns on the efficacy of the vaccines, especially with the new variance we have seen coming up recently. we think that probably is the bigger concern that will definitely put into question this kind of recovery, recovery expectations we have in the second half of this year. so far, evidence suggests vaccine effica

china on a mission to achieve world economic and military domination. this administration stop it? big tech under fire once again, and this time critics say democratic lawmakers are actually advocating censorship to silence conservative voices. your voice. our special and exclusive series giving voices to the voiceless, tonight we take on new york governor cuomo over his covid-19 nursing home scandal with janice dean. plus, just when democratic leadership thought they were getting away from the defund the police folks, the activists keep pulling them back. and we'll show you how granting full amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants could impact the u.s. economy for decades to come. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ david: and we've got every angle covered for you tonight. blake burman is at the white house with the very latest on the covid relief bill, and hillary vaughn is at cpac in orlando where conservatives are laying out their vision for the american economy. let's start with blake. blake? >> repo

wonder how you felt a couple of weeks ago when we saw the crown prince so warmly welcomed at the world economice online davos event, where he was selling saudi arabia as an investment opportunity for the entire world. what did you make of that? well, it's a familiar image and a familiar trick. saudi arabia has actually got away with murder on several occasions, the last of which was on the 2nd of october, 2018, whenjamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul. so, i'm not surprised, buti think the pressure is mounting. many activists who are saudi but they are now in exile have put up several platforms and they have mobilised, and i think they have been successful in changing public opinion about the repression that goes on in saudi arabia. however, i'm yet to see a change of heart and mind among western governments, especially partners and allies of the saudi regime. i guess that is what lies behind my opening question. the fact is the people that davos invite to their forum may have power and influence around the world, and quite clearly, crown prince mohammed bin salman re

. - and when he was asked againi at the world economic forum, he said, well, china helped us out whenthem. saudi arabia, which is. the custodian of the two holiest shrines in islam, l they have not spoken out. in a sense, they agree with the chinese viewl that these are internal. matters, and we should not be criticising. but as i mentioned earlier, they are also concerned . about china's growing sway in the world. _ but also china argues that the uighurs are terrorists, and they are fighting _ against terrorists, and in some ways they accept that argument. and in so many of these - countries such as afghanistan, pakistan, turkey, there - are large uighur populations, and very secretly a lot - of countries have sent uighurs back, and now there is- a concern that the large uighur community in turkey could also be sent back _ there is a discussion| of an extradition bill. so it is still unfolding, i you know, as we speak. thank you. let us move to russia, now, where a man who nearly died after being poisoned did not give up and go away, he fought back. this week, alexandre navalny made

let's take a look at some developments in the corona virus pandemic the world economic forum has again postponed its 2021 meeting due to the pandemic the business summit plans to meet in singapore this august instead of the swiss resort of davos a t.v. ad by airline ryanair has been banned as irresponsible by the u.k. advertising standards agency it says the slogan jab and go could lead to people flouting coronavirus restrictions and u.k. researchers say that one dose of the pfizer biotech vaccine gives about 96 percent protection from cold in 19 after 21 days their findings are based on an analysis of israel's vaccination program. well the technology being used in a number of covert 1000 vaccines also promises to become a powerful new weapon in the fight against another disease cancer as today marks world cancer day we take a closer look at the new approach that uses an anti cancer treatment tailor made for each patients it uses so called memory r.n.a. and could be again hunter for cancer sufferers. a customized vaccine created for an individual patients particular tumor fast infectiv

or consensus and not prolong this trade war that we've seen for too long professor was at the world economic forum in davos where leaders there encouraging president to extend efforts to reignite this international cooperation that we're talking about what to civically when that look like. well it would be a dramatic change from what we've been doing because remember the trade war and the war while i believe focused on china was not limited to china there were surely is conflict with mexico and there were serious conflict with some of those. still very much alive i would like to caution everyone that over the last 2 or 3 weeks the german government the most german economy and government and most importantly in europe as signed made sure to cooperate with china i think any trade war relaxation as ben says quite rightly is what almost everyone wants who isn't positioning in so for her so in some political limelight with strong i think biden has a chance to try to work out a live they let live relationship with europe with china and so on and it would be a terrible tragedy for the world if this

said it's time for a new bretton woods we saw the world economic forum which was opened in the opening speech the keynote speech by president xi of china so that you know they're calling for a great reset so just like all the signs were there that tesla had bought 1500000000 dollars 8 with a big point it was there if you want if you cared to see all the signs are there as well that there is a great reset whether or not the u.s. dollar can even live to its 50th birthday which is an august of this year you know is is very much in doubt according to the greek this you know this guy hasn't lost since 1901 and he's very very short that's his big position very very short the u.s. dollar either because it's in a bubble or the u.s. dollar is that a bubble let's say they are stahl or the u.s. bond market has never been a science owner in 40 years are the british killed for that reason. so it's saying about decline is a stop a bubble it's the pin that's popping the bubble of the u.s. dollar the u.s. dollar and all feel money isn't a hyperinflationary collapse against because it's so obvious if y

dean of the school world economics and international affairs at the higher school of economics and law school is to grow up it's always a pleasure talking to you thank you very much for example now when.

see some of the other developments in the pandemic the world economic forum has again postponed its 2021 meeting due to the pandemic the business summit plans to meet in singapore this august instead of the swiss resort of balls a t.v. ad by airline ryanair has been banned as irresponsible by the u.k. advertising standards agency it says the slogan jab and go could lead people to corona virus restrictions and as we reported u.k. researchers say one dose of the pfizer biotech back same gives about 90 percent protection from govan 1000 after 21 days their findings or based on an analysis of israel's vaccination program. well the technology being used in the scene from. her and others also promises to be a powerful new weapon in the fight against another disease cancer as today marks world cancer day we take a closer look at the new approach that uses an anti cancer treatment tailor made for each patient and uses so called memory r.n.a. could be a game changer for cancer sufferers. a customized vaccine created for an individual patients particular tumor fast and affective and with few side

or to discuss that i'm now in joined by it's a gate and i've got enough dean of the school of world economics and international affairs at the higher school of economics and law school it's a good kind of benefits always a pleasure talking to you think you very much right at the now when western journalists reference you in their articles they usually describe your as hawkish or sometimes even belligerent but i think some of your recent thoughts could be taken as pure antidemocratic blasphemy for example you're right that democracy is now essentially or should be considered essentially a privilege i would even add a white privilege that only while of societies can afford how did you come to that conclusion it's not i think it's its own spur will it. be done or the acts of but this conscience democracy always dies it is one of the ways 1st of all it's one of the ways of a magic complex societies. it was born in and want to weigh as with as we know it in groups that. because. the. republican republic of more easily one accuses french republic. that's been the it's been a long time ago since the

i'll get a wider look at the world's economic up and downs next boom bust is on the way here on r.t. international. when a traumatic changes so it's literally because it's a chemical change in our d.n.a. and this changes the way or genes function. sometimes for generations. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests or you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific. this is how one doctor his theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation psychological torture of those who disseminated from within the u.s. intelligence community and worldwide among our allies for the next 30 years and the victims say they still live with the consequences today. this is the one business where you can't afford to miss i'm rachel live and in washington coming up australia passes a new law queue for tech giants to play to pay for

americans of course are very nervous about china they see china as being the new education of the world economic power and so if. the media is part of that is a very important role the wells of the planet while britain is joined in this cold war with china it's also a track record of course of taking action against this station against the iranian station press t.v. and. it doesn't seem to bother a self with a whole host of digital t.v. stations which a great base the base the britain which are connected to princeton's the various regimes in the gulf states and saudi arabia so i think there's double standards here and the question of timing today because you know i see b.t.n. has been operating for some time so why a night like this decision. well i think there's a see there's a the district government has shiftings it shifted in behind this new american michael ward is desperate to prove its credential is no in this and it could be change if you remember when a demon camera george osborne would help wearing government some time ago but they promised to her ties prince economic relations with ch

in the form of an app that could be key in reopening international borders you know even the world economic forum they're developing a digital globe in 1000 passport abul which they think can be crucial and reopening by. economies but here's a problem with 40 percent of americans who say that they will not get the coverage 1000 vaccine when it becomes available to them vaccine proof or travel could be a big deal but actually only less than half of americans even own a passport and guess what nearly 64 percent of americans have never even left the u.s. before so have a vaccine my not be a big deal if you plan to stay local unless you live in israel which will soon issue a green passport for those who are vaccinated that's a requirement to event die in iraq in israel then there is denmark that's developing a digital code 19 vaccine passport to ease restrictions to bills who are vaccinated brant you know is this idea of a covert passport back seen passport is a new idea actually no it's not new at all brands you know vaccine passports division used for a long time since the 1800s actually so t