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and joining us now to catch us up on the world of finance and consumer protection is bartlett naylor financial policy advocate at all books it isn't part of bartlett let's just start with a dollar each a bank which just seems to be hitting hitting their head on every stare as he tumbled down from the high floors of global finance now the ethically and financially troubled bank is considering job cuts reportedly of 18000 with half of those to come from germany where they're based the financial times says h.s.b.c. on the other hand could cut as many as 10000 jobs h.s.b.c. is said to be casting a wary eye over their staffing levels in europe where they get a much lower rate of return compared to asia what do these reported plans tell us about the state of the global banking sector in 2019 a year with a total of $60000.00 reported cut jobs at deutsche a city barclay and others are worth certainly looking. that fragility you began with deutsche bank the stock is down 95 percent from its peak in cutting $1820000.00 jobs which they've been talking about since early in the summer we're talki

a scheme to use the leverage of the presidency you use the leverage of the. vital military assistance to a foreign nation. to provide or tame dirt on a political opponent it's hard to imagine a more serious set of allegations than those contained in the complaint cheerlead they can't all be rotten this is adam adam has a much friendlier face than kurt adams seems genuinely concerned about ukraine alas adam doesn't seem to be any better see among adams sponsors is a fellow named igor pasternak who makes a lot of money on military contracts with ukraine is the pasternak recently hosted a fundraiser for adam after which the congressman began all but the mounding that the us said money and arms to ukraine which would allow his generous sponsor to reel the tire ukrainian military just last year him 16 project was conceived some time ago as ukrainian own forces border guards and national guard will be time switched to nato standards honus to you could probably film sin city 3 with. characters based on these guys but even if you don't sell guns and don't get kickbac

seeds using many many times allowable limits of pesticides using pesticides that are banned in europe. because of their potential danger both to the environment and human health. restricted use pesticides are or those that have been banned for residential use by the federal government because of evidence that they are harmful to human health in 2000 the e.p.a. bancorp pyra fos in many household products like insecticides after research showed it cause nausea in dizziness especially in children who later studies found children exposed prenatal lead to the past decide how to increase odds of developmental and attention disorders. is however authorized for use for agricultural purposes and it's still used massively for that reason basically the federal government has granted syngenta and pioneer the right to test the sides here on this island outside of what the label mandates states including hawaii started to pass some of their own laws to regulate these open air field test sites and as this kind of patchwork regulatory framework came into being they said oh we better go out to the fed

use to sell it with. the members of congress were visiting ukraine during that period most famously congressman john mccain so some of the people who were challenging their government their elected government at that point were were being told by a senior u.s. official a person who ran for president in a top official in the u.s. congress that the u.s. was with them and senator john mccain and it's always a pleasure to be back in ukraine senator mccain was in a sense giving the people in the maidana feeling that they had the backing of the most powerful country on earth. this is not the future you want for your country this isn't a future you just. did you had saved no hopers rolla yeah. we need a new. pyrex you probably do need someone. who is sure it's they but i'm what sells the. conflict got that me too who is she is the what the it but if you just in is that they which it is the at the. loop through is that on the in up are me up still but buss all you could i even the british royal commission the who

to join us in the depths and. join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. or inmate in the shallowness. believing will. believing weird things by the way is called superstition or magical thinking believing weird things like sick call desperately for status sure not enough for magical thinking believing weird things like that is not a bug in the system it's a feature. we have a bug in the sea isn't that i'm sorry it's awesome feature it comes equipped in the software of our barbara i mean bird shit i mean try to can connect treme and by right just in case any snake things in the environment just in case there's a real connection. there's a real connection. welcome back the u.s. . welcome back the u.s. house of representatives has overwhelmingly passed a resolution where the last matter of square presented to us has overwhelmingly passed a resolution acknowledging the mass killing of. the autumn of one of them. as ago as a day or genocide minute and 100 years ago as a genocide house speaker and. anti curb ration that officer expiration of key was series or.

that's what we used to lead. our. 2040 you know bloody revolution to change the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it your style or hiccup or if i mean your list put video dream in the new bill is that idea spilling into the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014 i tell you who took. it invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these an article that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome to alex salmond's who were removed from the parliamentary fireworks in the house of commons to those who have no highs at home the homeless like the poor seem to be ever with us i know it is issue more to patent than on the streets of london london rags 6th in the league table of the richest cities in the world unfortunately it's also ranks as one of the leading cities for rough sleeping. this most cosmopolitan of all cities is still struggling with the homeless issue which is rapidly g

and i get this call after we passed the bill mayor wanted to talk to us and he wanted to tell us before he told the rest of the world that he decided to veto the bill and call why the mayor has taken a bold stand against new g.m.o. regulations the fallout is intense some critics are calling mayor bernard a sellout i think. right now we're still having to deal with that that's why. we need the world's help today the county council decided to override the mayor's veto of bill 2 for 91. it comes after an emotional battle on the garden aisle but there could be legal challenges ahead by january 10th 2014 we're being sued by far the largest chemical companies in the world to be honest with you i wasn't surprised just in learning the the his she of these companies this is what they're known for they do this all over the world use their money to bully communities it reveals the true intention of these companies that they obviously do have things too high. when the federal magistrate overturning 2491 it was a blow. this judge is telling me a quite county council member that i cannot protect my o

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in the west use the. fighters to take up city and to completely destroy it and so in my opinion and again which was to happen that the arab living in. or in jena soon as they will see that the fighters we lived were living it would be it would be a bug but time for the for the good people you mentioned in one minute we were going to mean that main point for me is that western narrative physical action kurds are afraid of turkey then they're afraid of us and we've been told all these years that are so these are the worst and now he turns out that kurds are more afraid of turkey which used to be a key element in the west and also what they gave us up and you know aragon in 2012 when he was prepared an invasion because of that fight that was don't ever go on said i am not giving weapons to the rebels but i will for all possible support to liberate the syrians from dictatorship and of court and then the west will support if yes he wants to leverage syria from dictatorship and now they're saying arrogantly is

very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h 2 in moscow thanks for joining us this hour or markham to the program from all of us here at r t h 2 in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. with a deadline extension in place and a snap election on the way with a deadline extension in place and a snap election on the way british politicians are finally talking not just about the u.k. is divorced from the e.u. british politicians are finally talking not just about the u.k.'s divorce from the e.u. prime minister boris johnson and the opposition leader jeremy corbyn clashed in parliament over everything prime minister boris johnson and the opposition leader jeremy corbyn clashed in parliament over everything from russia and the salisbury a nerve agent attack to u.s. designs on britain's national health from russia and the salisbury a nerve agent attack the us designs on britain's national health service. should apologize i mr speaker to continue the strike service. he should apologize i mr speaker to continue striking i have to choose what i do don't think are in the inte

these cars used to have people driving. pretty primitive that's what we used to do. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want. you to go on to be pros this is what the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. things should. i'm not sure it's out there we're going on the ground is off the crown prince mohammed bin solomon admits his country mudded washington post on this jamal khashoggi one year ago today the u.s. and britain continue to sell billions of dollars of weapons to saudi arabia coming up in the show iran's ambassador to the united nations fights back against nato nations accusations that it's a drone attack saudi arabia causing oil prices to spike 5 percent and he warns britain against following the united states into all out war with the islamic republic. plus on the 150th anniversary of his birth what would former british detainee gandhi make of the courage and nuclear standoff simmering between india and pakistan over kas

down a mechanism us the church of us in there through to eat it up in a college of you see our situation will not so much challenge fall out in this through. ok just to let you know it's pretty obvious that we didn't have translation for the turkish foreign minister. pretty much for just reinforcing the points made by russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov as pointed out previously by the 2 countries presidents they feel confident that after the several hours they've spent discussing today that they've found some kind of solution as to how the countries can work together to ease to resolve the tensions on the syrian border with turkey. now after facing repeated accusations that he betrayed the syria the u.s. president seems to be shifting to a strategy where he's on more comfortable ground business. now that he's thinking of leaving some troops in syria although it's not for the benefit of america's former allies. but i want to very very dangerous for getting our universe out of those troops would have been. i don't think it. was the security or a region where we've been asked by israel

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come on us late use the hash tag break a drink you're going to get a little bit go. to reason raise government's vision of a 2nd a little bit go on. to reason raise governments vision of a successful brags it had become this magical unattainable sesto brags it had become this magical unattainable unicorn politics now basically parents who promise their daughter a human unicorn politics basically parents who promise their daughter a unicorn to reason might is presenting them a horse with an ice cream cone glued to his head to reason why is presenting them a horse with an ice cream cone glued to its head while over in brussels the u.k.'s even ability to get a briggs it deal. well over in brussels the u.k. has any ability to get a briggs it deal through parliament turned into existential angst rupali turned into existential angst there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it without there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it without a plan said donald tusk and the guest list is still pre-planned said donald tusk and the guest list

and the us. i call on took as well. to take restrict and to stop. operations already as we are speaking. this military action is not leading to good results the secretary general is very concerned by the recent developments in northeast syria. any military operation must fully respect the un charter and international humanitarian law the turkish offensive in the northeastern syria is a danger a danger to the safety of the kurds it danger because it helps divers who have been fighting for 5 years it needs to stop so france has brought the matter to the security council the courts have been natural ally for the united states and for the united states and for the world community and the u.n. . fortunately it looks to me that donald trump does not understand his security team his national security and his own administration does not understand the complexity of the issue the kurdish issue is a. system that. many folks disagreed with him from matters to bolton and others so i think this is a problem for him he makes a decision in trying to come up with e

using your piece wasn't working the sweet. gymnastics just a sweet child. and as u.s. politicians celebrities and media express their sympathy for the kurds currently defending against a turkish offensive we look at whether the group is really valued by their supposed american supporters. you're watching our 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 7 pm welcome to the program. in a new book a former n.b.c. news employee details the difficulties he faced trying to get the network to run a sexual abuse exposé ronan farrow accuses the channel of trying to kill his 2017 investigation into the now disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein and claims that even hillary clinton did her best to get in the way and purports. harvey weinstein the man who triggered the me too movement for more disturbing accusations emerged about hollywood executives are the one seen the most powerful man in hollywood was a serial predator up to 67 accusers ranging from inappropriate touching to rape they've been sexually assaulted by this monster is t

so we all had to work hard we all had to respect each other the fad use that were given to us by our family he taught you all just things that you need in your life to survive if i was raised by immigrant grandparents they talked me to appreciate what. has given me. but some of it is gone. establishment of a large sugar plantations was kind of the colonial force that really pulled these islands into the chains of global capital agricultural production and left behind a legacy of consolidated land ownership control over water rights and really the disenfranchisement and marginalization of indigenous people and their homelands. my home is located in a while called white in a place known as kick off on the west side of i 6 years ago i was awarded hawaiian homestead the mixed blessing was that i had annoyed what i would be surrounded by a few years after moving to that neighborhood in the late 1980 s. with a lot of the sugarcane plantations shutting down and with economy overly dependent on tourism policymakers in both hawaii and washington started conversations about making hawaii a cen

war they didn't help us with normandy as an example american presidents have used the kurds both in iraq and syria and so on for the political road games and then lost interest i think it was president trump is trying to square the circle of agreeing to let president who are with whom he'd like to have good relations pursue some of his goals without causing a public scandal by having large numbers of civilian casualties the risk of course is that civilians both enormous everyone even on the turkish side of the border will get caught in the crossfire and then trump will feel that he has to show that he's condemning that and he will as he mentioned he may then try to use you can pressure on turkey but this is part of the destabilizing aspect of transform policy as i think for mr lavrov said yesterday even if you as the russians too would like the americans to withdraw from syria they don't want it done in a frivolous unpredictable destabilizing way and the problem with president trump swinging wildly from apparently greenlighting the turks and then perhaps warning them not to go too f

these cars used to have people driving. cray cray. that's what we use to. welcome back international relations are the focus of russia's annual conference thursday is the events final day in the black sea resort of sochi the title for this year's event is the dawn of the east and the world political order. is in such a force. it has become a tradition but on the last day of the gathering of all the discussion club mosco based international think tank russia's president vladimir putin joins the conversation based near the east asia and the middle east with 3 days of intensive discussions with high ranking politicians and alice from 37 countries are behind on how to avoid conflicts and violence how to maintain peace and boost the development of these big strategic region here's how to call tonight international efforts to achieve common goals and get. well apart from putting the leaders by john has lost on the philippines and jordan are also here are to exchange their views and positions and before sitting all together they all had a tete a tetes with widely

cooperating with us their ally on the contrary they are part of the threat it is the us who is breaking the rules of the alliance would be turkey maintains its position if all the members of nato agree with this violation everyone will be infringing the rights of other members of the blog i don't even want to talk about it. now from london to paris and new york the environmental action group extinction rebellion has been rallying in a series of coordinated protests in fact since monday more than a 1000 people have been arrested in the u.k. alone x r it's also known as established in london and describes itself as a decentralized movement pursuing its aims through grassroots activism it claims to have a presence in $72.00 countries and shot to fame over the past year or so by staging a number of protests well energy giants appear to be taking too because they are spending millions on advertising highlighting their green initiatives but a new report claims that they are being disingenuous because they're also lobbying against tougher climate regulations more over another report by green p

in modern us here in paris. the university of edinburgh has found itself in the firing line after rolling out its red carpet for a so-called anti racism conference that has banned white people from asking questions during a q. and a will therefore not be given the microphone to my people during the q. nace not because we don't think white people have anything to offer to the discussion but because we want to amplify the voices of people of color if you know wide person with a question piece share it with a member of the community always speak it after the panel discussion of the event was organized by a group called the resisting whiteness collective the organizers say there are a must the raise awareness about the importance of race is that actions in the u.k. the host of the event however have created 2 separate rooms called safe spaces for those who feel overwhelmed or uncomfortable with one of them barring white people from entering at emory university expressed concerns over certain aspects before the event

the problem is the world doesn't need us trade and us friendliness is much as it used to. this is the fact of the of the matter really so turkey has already been threatened by sanctions it's had sanctions applied to it on i don't think it's worried about that so whether or not trump does it i don't think that's a factor it is very interesting to me that that trump is offering to help with you know some sort of negotiations i think this is good he should be talking this way all american presidents speak this way and i think trump would actually i think he actually means that. really good to speak to pressure your time retired u.s. air force lieutenant colonel karen the task is my guess thank you kyra. thank you very much ok so skilled the french interior minister has been warning of how to spot radicalize ation but it's a question. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics for. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. t.v. shows will now have to meet strict ethnic gender and sexual minority diversity standards in order

acid at us it is a new set. ration for us we haven't faced this on such a level before so yes we feel threatened both spanish and catalan authorities confirm there are radical elements that hijacked the protests you could have their limited ability i think that the independence movement sign system has always been peaceful democratic a nonviolent and it is demonstrating that yes radical groups which we've condemned have created some scenes which we've disliked enormously and which we reject and we condemn. you know police said no that they have the backing of citizens because the guarantor some of the most brushes which is the defense of public and civil rights so thank you for your work and thank you for containment in the face of big screw mists provocations. while thousands of barcelona citizens marching average night condemned the recent violence and even try to support the local police forces this is how the building of barcelona pity's quarters looks like at this moment of the citizens of the city continue

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and i get this call after we passed the bill mayor wanted to talk to us and he wanted to tell us before he told the rest of the world that he decided to veto the bill and call why the mayor has taken a bold stand against new g.m.o. regulations the fallout is intense some critics are calling mayor bernard volume a sellout i think. right now we're still having to deal with that that's why we need the world's help today the county council decided to override the mayor's veto of bill 2491. that comes after an emotional battle on the garden aisle but there could be legal. by january 24th we're being. the largest chemical companies in the world. just in learning. of these companies this is what they. do this all over the world . it reveals the true intention. when the federal magistrate moved overturning to 491 it was a blow. this judge is telling me a quite county council member that i cannot protect my own community that he's saying the state's responsible for doing that the state's not doing that so it's my responsibility and he's saying i can and that may be more committed to find other w

is staying with the us person also shared his thoughts on nato drills of course the us recently announced the largest military drills in europe and that being held right on the border with russia this is something that putin did kind of make light of he said it's something he's not going to be losing sleep over and he also kind of hinted that russia had been a lot more considerate in holding its own drills because they had been done in the center of the countries there was not to bother anybody else outside of russia some of that typical of president putin humor there so those are some of the highlights from those talks today in the capital of that minister we spoke to political analyst chris bambery who says the current situation in syria poses a wider international threat. the key driving force in that world the kurdish forces they have those prisoners anything which threatens the release of those is a threat as he said to lead not just a regional threat of tension great threat all worlds once again we're talking about a region where the kurdish region which over why not just with turke

for years they have enough to compensate us yet i have not seen a penny in us. for years they have enough to compensate us yet i have not seen a penny. promises only pomps. promises only prompts their drilling until the point of no return. they're drilling until the point of no return. it's a 20 through the morning moscow time this one the thanks for taking the time to watch as. it's a 20 through the morning moscow time this one the thanks for taking the time to watch as well as you do today hope is a good and profitable one for your money kevin though it does get keep us by his side with are up with if you do today hope is a good and profitable one for your money kevin though it does get he was by his side with are up with social media more for me in the newsroom just about half an hour's time next though an exclusive for you social media more for me in the newsroom just about half an hour's time next though an exclusive for you coming your way 'd 'd an interview with the palestinian prime minister talking at length about the prospects in your way 'd 'd an inte

opioid credit card correspondent rachel bludgeons joins us to take us through the deal and what it means for all the remaining cases. business mindset let's go. china is seeking $2400000000.00 in retaliation or sanctions against the u.s. for noncompliance with the ruling in an obama era tariff case. appeals judges said in july that the u.s. did not comply with the deputy a ruling and could face chinese sanctions if it did not remove certain tasks that break the watchdogs rules the u.s. subsequently failed to comply with the recommendations and ruling within the specified period and no agreement on compensation was reached the u.s. claim that it did not view the day as legitimate and that the judges had applied the wrong legal interpretation and that china was a serial offender according to reports so the us just decided to ignore the ruling decision of the day because it didn't like the outcome of the case so now china is requesting authorize ation from the d.s.p. to suspend concessions and related obligations at an annual amount of $2400000000.00 the u.s. could challenge the amount of s

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remember urged us to scientists like. ok it was a hoax but it was a hoax that actually wasn't that far from the reality of the chaotic mania gripping the streets of hong kong. hong kong had a very dark night because of the extreme acts of the rioters the city's now a cemetery lies to everyone is worried how real this raid. shops looted buildings and the metro disrupted for the 1st time in over 20 years shopping centers food shops and banks closed down fearing wolf islands from the vandals a city which was renowned for its efficiency and convenience is now ma it in confusion and disorder the instability has spooked the markets and seen hong kong's retail sales suffer the biggest drop on record and while the city's 1000000 as a packing must suitcases for those who can't just rustle up a 1000000 euros to get a foster residency abroad the options are limited bill can go anywhere we came from mainland china and we didn't know the stations were close. so now we converse is a big problem for public transport is for everyone the

focus back to the us media and you ask the kid donahue that is not true even though the knees. maybe. that's how i started before. me and by north korean people because they comprehend he saw the border and even said to back up the sending. i'm not killed anybody do you feel the same that makes. you look tough and never get anything done again telling people that she would be a. lot. of political leaders didn't work a lot of cotton and i. just put some for the c.e.o. save the is a deflection board a pretty good seed. that is a god then i got up the brilliance of the world. and he you know if you're going to going to have that warning. about that that you can't be going to. push on to the plate i'm gonna one who will potentially pinch a lot of the visual cheese. well the new function unfathomable to them getting to me. the name. on the bottom there's a famous which i like to not go. into a new person and they have to be what did i do lol gandhi. now i don't but i'm going to have i mean the best carnival dining room compete with anybody the movement the best not the competition t

all their access to top level information that none of us have to use against them and for their own personal profit do you have a problem with that richard go ahead. i'm wondering whether you're as equally disturbed of the people have left the trump administration who've had security clearances have gone to fox news who use it to their benefit and i agree with you i agree with you i agree with you completely absolutely agree with you and i'm saying . you know and i'm saying that if any one of them disclosed classified information on the air or in some inappropriate way that that clearance would be yanked and now we're going to do i i don't i don't buy your premise which is they get something they shouldn't have and they put it out on the air i mean that's i mean yeah but i mean what are people want to believe but richard don't you yeah i think it would it kind of agree that these former officials tend to go to end this n.b.c. and c.n.n. you know in by large measure really ok very high level people here but i mean in principle i think if you're using your security clearance to profit

will destroy joins us from toronto with more alex tell us about this european court ruling against facebook seems quite remarkable. that what's europe's highest court is saying that if the e.u. can force countries are forced facebook i apologize for facebook to remove content that it deems as hateful now this means that any country within the e.u. can make this judgment and push this forward even in countries that have nothing to do with it so some place across the world where that kind of contact is legal might be affected by this ruling it's absolutely massive so this applies to facebook as well as other social media platforms that it all stems from a case for a from that was a ruling in austria you know an austrian court it was the chair of the parliamentary chair of the green party there she was offended by something that was up and she sued and this went all the way up to the court and as you can see there the ruling applies to courts all nice so this is this is the key here so if it has to be a e.u. court or the e.u. joe. saw the court of justice itself it's not about complaints you c

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are using a form of g. mail their e-mails are running through google servers all of their incoming and outgoing communications are being monitored by google this is happening also major universities if you enter the university of california after a certain date guess what you're using g. mail whether you know it or not and it was found that google was yes in fact scanning student e-mails for non educational purposes and what those non-insured purposes were we still don't know to this day because google still has not come clean with what they were doing with the information they still haven't certified that they have deleted that data the big challenge was when i found out that google was scanning our student e-mails for advertising purposes and other non educational purposes i went to my state lawmakers and i tried to encourage them to introduce legislation that would ban these practices when i went to the state house who was there a lobbying against any stronger privacy protections for our kids it was goog

can see that she gives us. those statistics that we. see you reach usually just so she will believe the little you did before i could be very difficult to get the result you if you are. in the business you should put somebody before the. show will this just looks like something good but the wall. will be. fulfills its obligations that if you do this it's up to china to do so with it used to be interested in easy solutions. it seems to me that we end up trying to force the solution but in the city i would like to go for you know what you want this in the. nation but the way you used to do it if we can so why even though the trees. on the bridge right up to date appreciate staying with our to international this evening if you're sick of the sight of me by now you're in luck the latest and often. we. talk about one of the worst cases of credit. sorry baxter's defrauding and abusing the poor and sick but i've seen in a couple years you know we have energy issues are many instances of bankers preying on folks but this is this is a this is re

to use it very so use. because if you look at. report. fired by biden he made a statement to what exactly happened it's very bad for biden well you know the media just isn't interested in that you know i don't know i would like to work ok you know 150 grand i'm going to have to go to think about oil and gas i'm going to language i don't even have to live there i'm somebody that was just the team for their eyes but if you guys heard last word of the program thanks and i guess here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember across liberals. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see of them. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. have to go right. to be close this is like the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the wilds of our. first city. in a wor

us democratic presidential candidate joe biden his campaign team has demanded that major t.v. networks banned donald trump's pass the lawyer for appearing on their shows it alleges that really giuliani supporting damaging false hudes about biden on behalf of the u.s. president came to more than he thought. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is making his rounds on america's t.v. networks now rightly or wrongly donald trump is under a lot of heat facing an impeachment inquiry and rudy giuliani intends as the president's lawyer to tell the other side of the story but the president's talking about is however there is a. lot of evidence that the ukrainians created false information people were ignoring that that biden played a role in getting these collusion allegations covered up i didn't ask him to look into joe bugner yes knew of the allegation of the related my client which tangentially involved joe biden in a massive bribery not unlike what he did in china one of the points that rudy giuliani has been making is that there seems to be evidence of potential corruption fro

at 79 or as always set us up at youtube dot com 5 boom bust. say next time. the way that makes us try to recreate a gold standard is imposing tariffs on each other to even things out and they creates an enormous bureaucracy and it creates an enormous stage for banks to print . money and contracts and it creates a need for lawyers and it creates a need for all kinds of administrators which is great for them but it's a drain on the economy because our money could go into actually productive parts of the real economy supporting real jobs with real wages and real g.d.p. growth. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game and between the teams most of the conflicts i would say over the homes around money and most of them money is made. close one you know the children's cosimo each other is good business the state of california makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complexes you get so

good evening great time you with us this is our. good evening great town you with us this is our. wednesday will see the launch of the syria. wednesday will see the launch of a syrian constitutional committee aimed at finding a way forward for the war ravaged country constitutional committee aimed at finding a way forward for the war ravaged country in the build up to that event top diplomats from russia iran and turkey have given a joint in the build up to that event top diplomats from russia iran and turkey have given a joint statement so more could be expected. statements on what could be expected . hall after that it was not a little i'm absolutely difficulties at the move today this. is not a little i'm absolutely difficulties at the move to you should also be to come it's very important that was literally it's important to actually watch the launch tomorrow usual so be to come as this very important event that was literally it's important to actually watch the launch tomorrow when i. just didn't. know when. i would just didn't know. what to do that i should apply i will subm