lee used to send their members around oxford to burning a 50 pound note in front of the homeless is that what britain is seriously looking forward to that kind of future i think unfortunately i mean i'm from yorkshire and we have like you know large mining communities securely where we literally for you know the police the politicised police force in the street and now we're seeing those very same people suddenly voting for the conservatives. the one kind of area to come for the i've drawn the bricks it now becomes completely the conservative creation because you said all grieve johnson opposes an inquiry into what you call it politicized. event and famously in the miners' strike why did all the mining towns where did they all go tories it racism are anti immigrant something there is a i think we have to be only so we have to call it what it is in the a large appeal to bigotry in the conservative. kind of styling in the way that they've sort of position themselves to the rival on the money as you can over these areas of become older and older young people have had to leave the savings be

power for the next decade we'll have reaction from across the political spectrum but 1st let's go to oxford university professor danny dorling author of peak inequality and front man of sheffield and reverent of the makers john macor who campaigned for labor in this election welcome both of you professor danny dorling. what now for boris johnson what can he do to prevent any other corporate politician threatening power and privilege like corbin did ever again in this country that'll be a high high priority for him because colby in the end and the labor party became available for that they were going to take away the kind of privilege of his wealth they were effecting it's cold is the whole background to media matters the easy thing for them today is to implement boundary changes we've been to have a new commission to make the seats even even smaller in areas that labor could do better in i mean that's that's probably on the cards but he may be thinking of us. you may be thinking of changing the voting system so you have to go through various stages of id to actually be able to vote and that

power for the next decade we'll have reaction from across the political spectrum but 1st let's go to oxford university professor danny dorling author of peak inequality and front man of sheffield and reverent of the makers john mercurio campaign for labor in this election welcome both of you professor danny dorling 1st what now for boris johnson what can he do to prevent any other corporate politician threatening power and privilege like rubin did ever again in this country that'll be a high high priority for him because colvin and and the labor party became available for that they were going to take away the kind of privilege of his wealth they way from fighting it's cold is the whole background to media matters the easy thing for them to do is to implement boundary changes we've been to have a new commission to make the seats even even smaller in areas that labor could do better in i mean that's that's probably on the cards but he may be thinking of other things he may be thinking of changing the voting system so you have to go through various stages of id to actually be able to vote and

just a hollywood dream as a pathway out of a dangerous one will our lives be a real well i'm here in oxford university. questions to one of the most prominent bankers field nick. it's really great to have you with us so you're a philosopher. who were. it's about what's going to happen to us basically possibly so one of the ideas that you put forward is this idea of vulnerable world right yes so correct me if i were wrong but if i get this correctly it's it's basically that humanity may come up with a technology that may do this to extension and therefore we would need computer surveillance while that might be an oversimplification but the vulnerable world hypothesis. is the hypothesis that at some level of technological development it gets to be said to destroy 6 basic things so that by default one civilization reaches the level of development. we'll get the stated. a couple of different ways in which this could be true one maybe the easiest way to see is. if it just because they're easy at some level of development even for a small group or individual to cause must destruction so you.

hollywood dream is a path ahead of us a dangerous one will our lives still be real while i'm here in oxford university to ask all these questions to one of the most prominent thinkers in this field nick bostrom. nick.

brussels he's an independent journalist in paris we have emmanuelle gave she is a french lawyer and in oxford we cross to mark owen he is the director of the crisis research institute right. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to our guest in paris the many well you have president mccrone just recently said that nato is brain dead how do you reflect upon that because a nato summit is coming up next week and it's been shortened to 2 days because a lot of people are worried that. donald trump will start some kind of dumpster fire as he tends to do when it comes to nato so what how is the nato alliance stand .

brussels he's an independent journalist in paris we have emmanuelle gave she is a french lawyer and in oxford we cross to mark owen he is the director of the crisis research institute or across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let's go to our guest in paris the many well you have president mccrone.

guidance released by equity follows on from a motion passed by student union representatives last month at oxford university the motion encourages the phasing out of capping to be replaced by a more side of the polls. it's a move to foster more inclusive it see the critics according to this political correctness gone too far so will the changes be met with calls for an uncool booed off stage. london. and i'll be back with headlines of the top there this is our international students. the people who are printing the money don't rely on taxes to get wealthy they're not part of a real economy that's what does the same thing as saying the rulers of saudi arabia rely on the wages of the people living in saudi arabia to get rich they they don't they just print more or pump more oil in the america the princes that run our economy just print more money they don't need the workers they don't need their taxes that's why they don't have wage growth that's why there's been in the fessor a shock because they're unneeded. dimension. 635 if you have a career and career involves using your i phone in your comput

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guidance released by equity follows on from a motion passed by student union representatives last month at oxford university the motion encourages the phasing out of capping to be replaced by a more side of the pools but resembles. it's a move to foster more inclusive it see the critics are calling this political correctness gone too far so will the changes be met with calls for an uncool all booed off stage. london. pressure is being ramped on pakistani prime minister in run counter. to demand his resignation they say he only came to power because of last year's election was a rig and accuse him of flawed economic policies the leader of the protest movement is set to meet government officials this tuesday the demonstrations began in the southern city. karachi around 10 days ago in progress towards the capital islamabad those protesting are pushing for another election to be held and for the army to remain of the process and the prime minister was given until sunday to quit. 24 hour extension has also no reportedly expired meantime protest leaders say the movement will continue until their demand

guidance released by equity follows on from a motion passed by student union representatives last month at oxford university the motion encourages the phasing out of capping to be replaced by a more side of the pools. it's a move to foster more inclusive it's the critics are calling this political correctness. so will the changes be met with calls for. there is little sign protests in the south american nation of chile are set to end any time soon as the month social equality took the forefront of santiago's political policies clashes again took place on monday between demonstrators and police i know these latest demonstrations come after a short pause in weeks of protests at least 20 people have been killed during the looting and arson also forced major international gatherings to be council including the un climate summit chile's government say 6 police officers were injured including 2 who were set on fire by molotov cocktails thrown by protests. french president has funded self in the midst of a diplomatic scandal after making controversial remarks about clandestine gangs of bulgaria and ukra

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s crisis research institute oxford now are you convinced by terms claim that the kurds didn't help america or is the us withdrawal a betrayal. well of course the turks went in the front ranks a mormon did the d.-day either the problem is that it's a betrayal but it's in a long history. ever since 99 when president wilson seemed to promise the kurds self-determination and then withdrew that promise of the end of the 1st world war recurrent american presidents have used the kurds both in iraq and syria and so on for the political road games and then most interest the problem today that the president trumped is that there's a public perception of the kurds because of their involvement in fighting the isis terrorist group well through quite a number of americans british french people journalists aid workers and so on kidnapped some executed by isis and the kurds were seen as the people who were fighting to suppress their group and to some extent rescue people who were the prisoners so whereas in the past they were murky covert operations where the kurds were used and abused and dropped this is

kind of denying the evidence and denying stats i think when someone confronted him with the fact that oxford street was the most. polluted streets on the planet in terms of like notched and knocks gases his response was basically said it wasn't true. and it was found to be true it was it was tested it was found to be the most polluted city on the on earth and so when it comes to you know asking for. for facts and evidence on this issue i wouldn't go to boris johnson to ask for you know for a clear a clear understanding of how of how problematic at work 60 is what we've done as an organization as we talk to scientists and look at what what they're saying royal college of physicians who wrote reports in 2016 called every breath we take which states that it's causing a chest one in 20000000000 which is about 50 years and your budget in related health costs finally then but if $1.00 doesn't go to fossil fuel sponsored cultural events joins the global climate strike which is on right now all you can do is go to your website and just realize you're going to know absolutely not but then i would urg

in oxford. i'm not particularly worried about the sources of funding i find it interesting that 2 such disparate sources have both decided this is a good idea but that doesn't stop me from thinking that it's a good idea too and looking at the contributors i see and andrew bass of each and who's very much along my lines of sort of conservative libertarian on a lot of international issues i see parsi from georgetown with whom i agree on almost nothing but the whole idea i would think is to have people of various points of view coming together to discuss these issues and get people outside of their echo chambers that's one to please put don ok i'm going to start throwing some cold water on it here ok you have george soros and his relationship with the atlantic council a very you know that is the mouthpiece of nato it's staunchly anti russian if you look at the koch brothers they have been supporting this illegal who in venezuela i could go on and on ok so i'm just happy i'm left but we'll do it by

for bill kristol go ahead in oxford in oxford. here it's a case of same stuff different day from crystal i'm sorry to say look this is a necessary point of view being put forward and it has been put forward individually by a number of people and when you find people as disparate as rand paul and bernie sanders agreeing on american military foreign policy needed to take a backseat to american diplomatic foreign policy and i say that as a diplomat of 26 years experience with the u.s. foreign service then i think something good is blossoming here now if we're still worried about the koch brothers and show us you know half a 1000000 each that's that's a rounding error on their petty cash account sure they they're not deeply invested here but they're certainly making a point of investing and i think there's a difference ok don you seem to be more of the skeptic on the program react to that . well 1st you know the objective conditions are such that imperial retreat is you know on the agenda of the ceci and trump represents that certainl

books including think tanks and power in foreign policy and foundations of the american century and in oxford we cross to could see he is a senior policy consultant and british american security information council retired u.s. diplomat and an expert on strategic intelligence and conflict resolution all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to london and we were talking before this recording about the novelty of this quincy institute coming into being the media has commented on i was obviously because of the who is going to be funding it someone very much to the left and somebody very much to the right before we talk about the principles involved in it what do you think of the idea itself i mean it is coming out against endless war wars that do not need to be. started in the 1st place i mean there is a need for it and i'm all for it i raise my hand in agreement we'll talk about what's problematic about it go ahead in london. yeah i think where when i read about in the last couple of days i it was a surprising deve

feel sad like hell is no i'm doing tend toward well he's too busy sniffing the quality of the air in oxford street supervising endless lanes for cyclists most of which are mainly empty and part of aiding his liberal sensibilities on these identity politics issues he should put them down at least for now and he should concert. on an issue that is killing someone almost every day if we're in the last 24 hours in london that have been to stop beings one of them in broad daylight in brixton at 2 o'clock in the afternoon there's not an hour goes by the hospitals tell me where a victim of stabbing mercifully ne told one not one hour goes by without a victim of sobbing being checked in and treated in london's hospitals is more stop and search one of the solutions to this in glasgow we saw increase you should have thought plus plus all their ways of getting around what was an epidemic of knife crime up there it seemed to work could it work in london more police more stop and search well stop and search has a very bad name in london because of racist policing with black people being vastly dispropor

for bill kristol go ahead in oxford in oxford. here yeah it's a case of same stuff different day from crystal i'm sorry to say look this is a necessary point of view being put forward it has been put forward individually by a number of people and when you find people as disparate as rand paul and bernie sanders agreeing on american military foreign policy needed to take a backseat to american diplomatic foreign policy and i say that as a diplomat of 26 years experience with the u.s. foreign service then i think something good is blossoming here now if we're still worried about the koch brothers and show us you know half a 1000000 each that's that's a rounding error on their petty cash account sure hey they're not deeply invested here but they're certainly making a point of investing and i think there's a difference ok don you seem to be more of the skeptic on the program react to that . well 1st you know the objective conditions are such that imperial retreat is you know on the agenda of the ceci and trump represents that certainl

in oxford. i'm not particularly worried about the sources of funding i find it interesting that 2 such disparate sources have both decided this is a good idea but that doesn't stop me from thinking that it's a good idea too and looking at the contributors i see in andrew bass of each and there who's very much along my lines of sort of conservative libertarian on a lot of international issues i see parsi from georgetown with whom i agree on almost nothing but the. all idea i would think is to have people of various points of view coming together to discuss these issues and get people outside of their echo chambers that's wonderful don ok i'm going to start throwing some cold war out what water on it here ok you have george soros and his relationship with the atlantic council a very you know that is the mouthpiece of nato it's staunchly anti russian and if you look at the koch brothers they have been supporting this illegal who and venezuela i could go on and on ok so i'm i'm just happy i'm i'm le

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