protecting people protect the city. so we've kind of had to take it upon ourselves to try to do whatever we can to prevent loss of life here are okay. with the past few weeks, the people color involved in our group had expressed a concern with black lock and the long guns and continually saying that they are uncovered, whether they don't like it. so even though it took a while to make the adjustments, all the adjustments have been made were much more comfortable now, i believe, and the long runs are no longer making an appearance. i think it's very positive change that's been made with this little corner and we made it into the world that we want to see. so you can say whatever you want to say about, just come down here to my phrase and bring some soup. what do you, when you call a white supremacist parents violence 4 days ago, my brother in law went into a parlor and gun down 8 people i believe. and his actions, he justified them as a moral justice. no one has a right to take a life. a community has been our black live

of equal sovereign republics, in which the rights and freedoms of an individual of any of the city will be fully guaranteed necessary to do you agree that ukraine should remain a part of a union of soviet sovereign states on the basis of the declaration of state sovereignty of ukraine. despite a strong campaign to succeed by the peoples movement, 80 percent of ukrainians voted for the preservation of the u. s. s. r. a complex. but it shows on such tuition kessler with kent. i just need to point to load here here for a when the other lawyer they. she wasn't a lot of them with them on the same on the internet that a, both of those are cause a bunch of money for some designers that some of them had a question. how did you vote and their friend them of 1990 about the preservation of the ussr? yes, i was so full of tissues about it. oh, in early august of 1991 u. s. president, george h. w. bush visited the ussr after meetings with gorbachev in moscow. he travelled to q, where he delivered a speech in front of the deputies of the supreme soviet. oh, when americans talk of freedom, we refer to

in arguments the cities making in the fight that i'm having with the city continues. and i told them that you and i have talked about before, like if you tell us where the baby is, they'll drop the lawsuit today. that's what this is all about to. we're trying to find out, they don't believe us. we think it's about money. it's time, it's about a search for the truth. one of the issues with the city here, katrina is. if we establish here that they don't know, there are other cases like yours that are out there are pending and they don't want to make bad law. they don't want to make their precedent so the further they could push us back and slowest down both the latter, the distinction bad things will happen to the city. so they're part of their delay is to not, but this case come to trial because there are other cases that are going to fall shortly behind. pi. i feel that they really don't know much because all they thinking is about the money. and honestly like has said a lot of this for money. i want my son back there. say, lou, what we know right now from, from the r

last 6 months. elsewhere like in the cities of humbug and here in berlin, then you can get on public transport without being able to prove that you are vaccinated, recovered, or that you have a valid p c, r test. now we gauge the opinion of some people here in the german capital of what they make of the measures employed. i find it absolutely right, especially in the current situation, we must be very thorough. personally, i have no issues with this as i want to have safety when getting from a to b. the senate is difficult for many when they do not want to get back to native but still want to use public transport. they will have to find other ways to move around. i find it a bit device if it's shocking, as they are using case numbers to force us into another lockdown. mr said a said 9 on the scale of one to 10, at the apocalypse, we are at 9, but that relates to the quality of our politicians and not to the situation that prevails on the ground. well, we have a new government on the way and they are going to be facing huge challenges, whichever way you slice it, when it comes to this

and the dutch city of rotterdam, there were $51.00 arrests, and 3 people are hospitalized off the police fire warning shots. it was similar scenes in the hague, with 7 arrests made there. and in austria, demonstrators were met with a heavy handed police respond softer. the announcement of mandatory cove. it shows it also be large scale marches all across france and belgium. and while the e. e. e e e was refusing to condemn tough crowd control tactics in its own member states. it does take rather a different view when it comes to certain other countries. the detention of over a 1000 demonstrators and violence used against them by the russian authorities across the country to day threatened the fundamental freedoms of expression association and assembly in the russian federation parish to the people in hong kong. the support of the libyan union, toys, nail autonomy and fundamental freedom we will continue to stand by the people are hung below. russians have tutoring to the streets. we smash protests and towards the valence or doing these peaceful protest. us was shirking and unacceptable w

following on from the state of bavaria, the states of saxony and a number of other cities across the country angle, a miracle has described the 4th wave of covert 19 as the worst thing the country has faced, while health minister and spawn is painted a bleak picture of the way he sees the current state of affairs, the shiny ended, these has been to us probably by the end of this winter as it sometimes cynically said, pretty much everyone in germany will be vaccinated, recovered or dead. but it's true with the highly contagious delta. very. this is very, very likely. well, in australia they are into the 2nd day of the latest national coven locked down. it will last for at least 10 days. could go on until the 13th of december. people there though, and people here in germany as well, have been expressing their concerns that the actions taken by the government. haven't been the right one off because i don't believe it. all. the locked down will be over after 3 weeks. not even for us vaccinations, but it is what it is. too late too late. especially the mandatory vaccination which should h

ah cities can be had connected cars can be had all the different devices now that are connected to the internet can be hack. ah, we have many substitutes and it linked with me. we are using the only do any major exit to reach you with me would be great. it do generally very often on the ship, most secure and happy in. mm ah, good day again to global macro economics. and once again, visit the treacherous path of our central planners to control the money printing. the world is driven by dreamers shaped banks. concur some of those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask ah, cashiers pay gas and k, offset the border between poland and deliveries to migrant crisis deepens with refugees trying to force their way into polish territory. while on another border between france and the u. k. a record number of migrants that have importantly, been legally crossing the channel to england, while both countries brighten each other. we hear from no course on the french group all together. they are under the impression that when they arrive, everything will be easy. in reality, it is not at all like that. th

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the city for centuries. ah, a turning off the tabs. valerie sim brody shops, an oil pipeline which runs from russia to poland on into the e. u on scheduled maintenance. see the site of the reasons for the whole, but comes at a time of intentions between minsk, i'm brussel, shop, divide images, have opponent tactics with fraud. slotting plans for a said rules who built on the border. look at the tough line being taken against people crossing from belarus, while modern bugs freely crossing the mediterranean. when every minute matters in england, people's lives having put in danger. amid delays and delivering emergency health, we hear from a man whose mother passed away often. ambulance failed to arrive on time potentially, you know, death could be, should be saved to be the ambulance arrived sooner.

the city is always wanted to forget about how loud. so you want it to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potters field that there was a place where difficult stories are hidden. the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this active burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried. where so much of new york city history is buried is documents of the inequality that has existed in the city for centuries. join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then i saw a message from an unknown account because it had a selfie with my passport as its profile picture. i saw pictures of my documents. it was they also sent a credit contract. if i had just 3 days comply with their demands, see if i didn't send money and they sent up an online hate campaign that i was supposed to be very dangerous. man. kaiser's financial survival guy. when customers go by, you reduce the price. now, well

in the port city of rotterdam. also at rallies against plans for tough. a coven restrictions, angry crowds, setting police vehicles, a place at some points, leaving a trail of destruction on the streets. ah! a tooth chilling video of the aftermath of the riots. road stained with blood and pavements of shattered glass and destroyed infrastructure poles. find almost half of the population. of many politicians opposed, requiring coven certificates to enter public places as the government most further typing restrictions. now the big new story this, we can riots in the u. s. after teenager kyle written house is cleared of homicide charges. he shot dead 2 men and a black lives matter protest. last year in wisconsin, he maintained that the killings were in self defense in reaction to the acquittal. rioting broke out in the city of portland, which has become a center for the bel air movement. hundreds of protest has gathered. they're hurting objects and police officers breaking the windows and doors of government building

and salvador, where they're going to attempt to build a city and the funding for the city is going to come from the issuance of a big quin bond which will happen on the liquid network. right. and from what i can tell, it's a $1000000000.00 and a half of it's going to go towards that one half is going to go towards building city, right. it's like a free enterprise down. there's no capital gains, tax income tax, payroll tax property tax. and it's going to be funded by 10 percent, the value added tax year. and that's going to find the coupon or the interest rate on the bond. the volcano bonds, they're called half the money, goes into bitcoin, buying that coin is going to take coin off the market, going to have a 5 year lock up. the other half is going into infrastructure and presumably some big coin mining as well. but you have some reservations perhaps. i mean look, i'm personally just waiting because it's always funny things to one of my team members yesterday about like how libertarians always like. we need to sit it all, we need to privacy. do we need this? we need that. and then som

so that means that the accidents add the live version a coal mine has had very close to home. but despite the magnitude of the tragedy, work in the mine will eventually resume. and while the life of a minor is not easy, the larry says people in the region don't have many career choices. so they go underground. you know what is going on with it, and you will people just do that job's they go to the coal mine. the worst case scenario is always on the table. it's a game of chance. it isn't true that man is descend to die. it isn't true. and they won't give up. it's not correct to say that it's scary down there in the mine. it isn't true. however, what happened is dreadful. the accident caused many people their lives. and while it is a great tragedy, the larry is thankful to the authorities. as they are quick to offer support here the wood sam wood forms, i'm sure every body will be provided with financial aid that every family with children will be supported will get help with paying for university phase. there's no doubt such incidents have happened in the past and help always k

will do to the character of the cities and the different bureaus in regard to the character of the city. i mean, these individuals that are here, obviously many are paying taxes, so they are, they are in they work every day. so therefore, i believe they should probably of however, we do not want the trends, the nature of individuals that are here for a little period of time. and then they go over to jersey per month. so we're going to have to really focus on ensuring that those who are fully actually have the residency and the delivery requirements that our board of elections can ensure that this is lisa, any confusion. i do realize that there are many re cardholder, right in my family that work at work every day. i could go on a particular elected officials or understand that that is something that we should be looking into. but i also think that we need to ensure that we're not open up the whole confusion because we know in new york city the board of elections is not that great admin. and that's, you know, it didn't really carrier. so i was just thinking of the efficiency right now of

the city is always wanted to forget about how loud city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potters field that there was a place where difficult stories are hidden. the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this active burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried. where so much of new york city history is buried is documents of the inequality that has existed in the city for centuries. ah, there is no shortage of growing tensions in eastern europe. there is the growing e u. barrow stand off over illegal migration. there are western reports, russia is amassing troops within its own borders. and of course, there is the self inflicted crisis of european energy supplies. it is no coincidence, some recalling this hybrid war, but who is hybrid war against whom? it really is no thing they cause right on police report and all have in december 2020, a group of anti fascists allowed a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that it must be of how the channel out the gate while they

, being a tale of 2 cities, the halves and i have not. and those who have not are usually the ones who wind up being buried on hard i. the city has always wanted to forget about hold island. city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there was a place where difficult stories are hidden. the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this active burial site, where 1000000 souls are buried. where so much of new york city history is buried is documents of the inequality that has existed in the city for centuries. ah, indeed really so thing they ca tried on police report. it's an all cash in december 2020. a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. so like if people organization, if an idea that fascism must be opposed to channel out the game while they may come with their faces. but they can say what they believe in. we believe in helping our community. we believe that fascism is one of the major threats to united states as gotten

mer to the city council, even to, to a little degree, tracy, this interview board. yes, he is not they are responsible to the governor with control. he's a with they are cited bullies center who yard believes that they cannot stand for anybody to stand up and say, no. that's why they gas us. that's why the people call that, and that's why they do all this. nancy, i don't respect their us door a cocktail. literally a summer star georgia state patrol and shoot her little black girl in the head with their hands up saying that her life matters. i saw that same georgia state patrol high. i like to from says, don't tell me in training, and i want to say are morals are for. that is their type of policy and i've given you. yeah. now so today's the 1st day of chris hill, i sent you take over what you are. you know, is that we're here because we got fired, but we are coming out fully armed and everyone is really on it right now. you might want to catch that coming in with of our workers as a community self defense force north georgia. yeah, there are 3 percent militia saying

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no one wanted to know myself, a little stuck on the figure is on a new well, did the city commit down per real close to sort of a boy because they built several 1000 to athletes in belgium and the netherlands to partner study published in 20151 study about 4000 x athletes and they looked all forms of, of abuse on the, the headline find in a was that just over 14 percent of their sample had experienced some form of sexual violence. 14 percent is about one in 7. the evidence suggests that one in 7 athletes under 18 be they, male or female experiences, sexual abuse, but study use the term sexual abuse and the broad sense of the convention on the rights of the child to mean anything from indecent images to rate is massive. i deeply trouble it, but also within that study, they found that athletes who were non heterosexual identified, their prefers rate was also higher. they found that to athletes from a minority ethnic background, their prevalence rate was also higher. and they found that athletes at the international level who performed the international level, the prevalence rate for tho

so g, a navarro law, do little scoop of the city at the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed i can use yeah, to me teach a bit which just he is up under know what the deal is, but it appears to be as a nick which might start any work velocity, you know what much and last ne norwood no, but the more stop act okay, in the best which micah doable. and that shut that was louise to show and i leased a gun, the guns of somebody and i am at the thought. so knock on your smart tv up unusual is up with the a little yellow, which with those he, it the, at least not this all buffalo lynette. i was, was daniel with owen o'neal up or difficult. yeah. shit is shit. dial tone cushman. he is a national public, i to go on a different yes, occasionally valuable solution. yes, on this, i think one diesel at the bottom, gila ganga will, as for just one or 2 cushman, i hear they is taken off at the ring. nothing even yesterday, i believe they can j

very hard hit by the city of london crash and the people on the margins of society. some of them being saying are, look, a oil gas, coal. we need those jobs and you know, it's more complicated than you and you think, and i know that you've been someone who rejecting the idea that actually jobs come out of your ideas about the environment. then i think this is all, this is all part of and it's about what i'm saying about a lack of imagination. you know, on the, on the side of government, of course, you, your fossil fuel workers are responsible for climate change, you know, then livelihoods, or a state, or a whole communities that are dependent upon fossil fuels for their existence. we have to be on campus and we have to figure out a way in which those communities and those people who make their livelihood from that business can be looked after. whether it's in and retraining or finding some kind of subsistence in some other kind of way. we've got to embrace this whole thing. i can't come up with ideas to do that. i don't know what to do, but we've got to stop to say i

it can't say, i don't want to go into the bad parts of the city because no money, their business doesn't do. it can't do that because it's not profitable. despite their costly responsibility of delivering to over a $100000000.00 addresses nearly every day by 2006, the postal service was making a $1000000000.00 a year and supporting a trillion dollar mail industry. but it wasn't enough. right now the us postal service is in a fight of its life to say that is really bad financial shape that it may have to shut down there in the winter. and it's now facing default. those are both about the future of the us postal service, a title, the postal service is a cash cow. and there was a way to pull money out of the postal service to put in the federal federal budget . the postal accountability and enhancement act was signed into law by president george w bush in 2006. under the law. the postal service must prepay pension funds in 10 annual installments of over 5 and a half $1000000000.00. no other cope with president bush. he said he would only sign the bill if a postal service recognize that they

on now on what's happening in the city center at the very heart of the russian capital. in just a few minutes, mister vladimir putin will be sworn in as president of russia. little a national so the can meet liam on man was more to most with. will we log a problems with emerson? there's number with gina gord, i'd say sure. let me see if the commercial then you look at crockett, of course, mostly stay at the small talk. unlimited text was want them to go to meeting with the oldest book. as you see us in there, get talk about russian, you know, there's not by you can with somebody from zillow, we read in it, cram, came with the house that's in the garage seat, spicy love the when you can, your slump of the most or she do you will be the live, the machine will, will bull next. people in the facial room in the late in the water bill. it, it is a one year. i mean, you still scuttle, i think by now, even the uninitiated will realize that the president has got into one unusual car. so from this day on may, the 7th 2018 russia's head of state will be using a domestically manufac

which, for example, in the virus was a city to replicate faster or to interact with the, our cells more efficiently. right? which makes it better. virus. the fact that this virus has so many mutations with both 50 all and all of which 30 something are in the spike protein gene means that it had undergone long step way solution. so essentially gradually accumulating these mutations. and because we did not see any intermediate stages, you know why races which are not quite at the stage what we see now. but sort of like midway. this suggest that the entire solution, reprocess, had taken place in a single individual. and there have been cases, one was described in russia where such long term evolution, the single person have happened all ever stronger mutations of the suarez, just the fact of life who are going to have to deal with. and what does this mean for the future vaccines, the support some of the calls that have come for a mix and match approach, getting different types of accent m r and a vector vaccines together to fight off the stronger mutations or the virus doesn't go through n

the cities making in the fight that i'm having with the city continues. and i told them what you and i have talked about before. like if you tell us where the baby is, they'll drop the lawsuit today. that's what this is all about to. we're trying to find out. they don't believe us. you think it's about money, it's time it's about to search for truth. one of the issues with the city here katrina is. if we establish here that they don't know, there are other cases like yours that are out there are pending and they don't want to make their law. they don't want to make their precedent. so the further they could push us back and slow us down both ladder, that is things bad, things will happen to the city. so they're part of their delay is to not but this case come to trial because there are other cases that are going to fall shortly behind. and i, i feel that the really in doing much because all they thinking is about the money. and honestly, like i said, i love doing this for money. i want my son back there say ah, what we know right now from, from the record

where so much of new york city history is buried is document of the quality that exists in the city for centuries. with, ah, i'm absent, it's an senior watching, going underground this week. so a meeting that could have designed the future of our species on planet earth, the virtual meeting between economic superpowers of the 20th and 21st century, the u. s. and china, as the contours of this century become clear between shanghai cooperation, organization, nations, and nato. join now from rome by the former adviser to the european union's i representative for common foreign and security policy and accept my 6 official alice to croak galaxy. thanks so much for coming back on, you know, biden's, the national security adviser said america is not seeking to contain china. it's not a new cold war, simultaneously briefings to journalists for me. anonymous senior us officials at the aim of the virtual meeting was not to ease tensions school, but what that means was your day on the virtual meeting, but she didn't bring in joe, but i don't think it went well and i don't think very much was agree

warning from the head of the city's largest, please union. and he claims new laws and tedious policies of punishing good cops. new york city police officers a well passed, a breaking point, amended blasio and the outgoing city council. a still piling on with policies that punish cops and a road public safety. the intolerable environment and are substandard pay. has every cop looking to get out as soon as they can, when his fears are shared by more than half of the cities police officers who said in a recently published survey, they wouldn't have joined the force if they could return to that point in their careers as many of them side, public distrust and disrespect. while 80 percent of the respondents said that they are afraid to pursue criminals to, to face being sued. this year has seen sweeping police reform in the city to detailing the rights of authorities to use force to restrain suspects. but even before the reforms offices in this city were already far from optimistic saying that they believed high crime rates were here to stay. what

funded by folks outside of the city. the movement itself was funded by about a 1000000 and a half dollars. and so there were a lot was a lot of money to work with, but the founding groups have upwards of $30000000.00 that they were able to strategically arrays very quickly after george flied died. as a lot of that energy and anxiety around floyd's dad, created this influx of dollars here and in the city more than 80 percent of it from outside to find the group. in addition to that, we knew that we had many folks who consider themselves allies of the community who wanted to see police and change, which would have been disastrous for us here in the city as a whole. but certainly in the african american community where crime is at an all time high, if it could not be done here, the city where george floyd was killed after for lando. and then dante arrived, that it might be a strategy that needs changing because this was the 1st best chance the fund, the police, just as a regular rule has been a colossal failure. any place h

of violent clashes in the port city of rotterdam. also, it's her rallies against plans for tougher coven restrictions, their angry crowd, set police vehicle to place and left a trail of destruction on the streets. ah, this is chilling video of the aftermath of those rights with road staying blood in places and pavement shattered glass on them. as you can see, cars plays the polls find almost half of the population. of many politicians oppose requiring cov certificates to enter public places fittings running very high as the government most further typing of restrictions. and chaotic scenes of protest also in the french capital, as the yellow vess movement marked their 3rd anniversary, demonstrate his burns city infrastructure and held objects of police. ah ah huh. st fuzz raged across paris is demonstrate is came out against mandatory nauck, elation they've also had longstanding demands for high pensions and economic reforms. you can just as secretaries confirmed, the governments considering deporting migrants to facilities abroad wh

wide protests against the production of compulsory jobs for certain goods and in the cities. capital theory over the recent military crew is not letting us pass. demonstrators demand the return of the ousted civilian government, senior correspondent, bar jazzy, of reports from the protest. they all want the power to be handed over by the military foisy of guzman, properly, they saw without any exceptions, they bought the military step down. ah, welcome to all things and asked long for moscow. i'm daniel wilkins. wherever you are this evening. thanks for joining us. on the program. now we start with a tragedy in the central russian region of camera where an explosion has ripped through a local court of mine. the latest media reports now suggest as many as 52 people have died, including 6 rescue workers. officials haven't confirmed these figures though, and their most recent statements conflict with that number of casualties. so let's get some clarity on this from our team. subtle. corta don, thanks for staying across the story. just where are the media getting their numbers from? what

and the funding for the city is going to come from the issuance of a big quin bond which will happen on the liquid network. right. and from what i can tell, it's a $1000000000.00 and half of it's going to go towards the one half is going to go towards building city, right. it's like a free enterprise down. there's no capital gains, tax income tax, payroll tax property tax, and it's going to be funded by 10 percent, the value added tax year. and that's going to fund the coupon or the interest rate on the bond. the new volcano, bonds, they're called half the money goes into bitcoin, buying that coin is going to take the coin off the market, going to have a 5 year lock up. the other half is going into infrastructure and presumably some big coin mining as well. but you have some reservations perhaps. i mean look, i'm personally just waiting because it's always funny or saying this to one of my team members yesterday about like how libertarians always like we need to sit though we need to privacy. do we need this? we need that, and then someone actually makes the step in that direction an

o z inequality that exists in the city for centuries. ah, ah, protests in europe has new lockdown restrictions are imposed. violence corrupts in the netherlands and for a 2nd night while vienna sees clashes between police, i'm protested to on the weekly this hour, we try to work our wears or heading with a panel of guests. my response to the politicians is where were you when your pace numbers was slightly. hi. hi. hi. i still, as we get you, my new room is a new kind of see something else comes out there was a lot of let the politicians do what they why they didn't follow some of the mandates they weren't wearing mass. ah, in the us this week, mean time right sir. up think col rittenhouse is found not guilty of homicide in the killing of 2 people that racial justice protest last year is divided. the american society is politicians of the media rushed to take sides and migrant. started to leave by the ross's border with poland. after more than a week of camping out in praise and conditions, they are in a desperate bid to try to reach the

a big bully some of the biggest names in business across europe and asia gathered in the italian city of verona. this week. climate change, the gas crisis and u relations were high on the agenda of the ration economic forum r t show davinsky was there for us. this is where the big questions were debated over 2 days at eurasian economic forum in verona as cop 26 now starting glasgow. the environment was definitely on many mines with a warning that it depends on strong political will. and the change in how we live our lives. 3 sheila capital environmental issues depend on 3 sides, consumers, businesses and politicians, and all of them oppose environmental solutions for consumers don't want to consume less. businesses want to increase profits to produce more and more. and politicians are afraid of discussing the issue is they may not be re elected if they order people to consume less and pessimists worry, it will all end in some sorts of environmental dictatorship. the viability of the new status on the world stage was also questioned. there were calls for it to find a clue, says strateg

ah, cities can be had connected cars can be had all the different devices now that are connected to the internet can be hack. ah, we have many substance and digital phone and linked with me. we are using to analyze any major exit or anything with me. degraded to generally a very often foundation for secure and happy with me for are gonna dig in to lowball macro economics. and once again, visit the treacherous path of our central planners. control the money printing. we're allowing ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security attack any machine, depending on it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers with offering. it's not a matter of if it happens, it's a matter of when who when i was a out, the scene becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves, well, the part we choose to look for common ground. ah, i am now with both reg, thousands of migrants, including children, remain stranded at the b

law. famously when city bank bought travelers corp, violated glass steegal and then got the law change proactively in the past to make that ok. and that open the floodgates of this kind of behavior. we've got lawmakers in washington in your town who don't obey the law, break the law revised the law and are committing master fraud. i mean that's the problem is corruption. yeah, i don't know if you know lawrence lessig or not, but he's a very smart fellow who is involved in the copyright industry for years and isn't d c. now, lobbying firm regulators to obey the law is a too much to ask as an american than our regulators are not club to chronic law breaking soviet union style complete. is that too much to ask it? sure, the back. there's no question, but you know, it persists that we've got sort of 2 justice systems, one for the, the powerful. busy and the well connected and, and one for the rest of us. and joe, while all of us have to obey the laws or else the book gets thrown at us for the powerful, they're allowed to routinely break the laws. ah, and get away with. and so we, we need t

as we understand protests have been all over turkey sweeping, major cities off of the national currency crashed on tuesday. people hit the streets calling on the ruling party and president or the one to resign. a turkeys lira crushed. it went to what went down by 15 percent on to to that is for a fact one of the worst days ever for the turkish carnes. argentine in our fine fight as a battling to contain a blaze in a national park near buenos aires it's been raging since monday afternoon, and authorities are now investigating possible austin or the nature reserve, his home to several unique species, including various rab buds and marsh via u . s. president joe biden has invited a $110.00 countries to join a democracy summit next month to share common values and fight authoritarianism. however, washington has plenty of its own issues to contend with. if you have a look at this, meets the surprising newcomer in the list of backsliding democracy in the united states. a historic turning point came in 202021. when former president donald trump question the legitimacy of the 2020 election resu

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and our review of the last 7 days, i just called midday in moscow. my rallies against new caved restrictions have turned file into number of european cities this week ken, some of the most turbulent protests were in the netherlands as the country struggles with locked down measures some post a week ago in the hay crisis through rocks and fireworks at police and 7 people were arrested austria's capital, so clashes to as the country heads to a full national lock tank, starting from monday with with more her now one those processor in vienna. his are europe correspondent, pacer oliver. as you can see, the dentist ations here is they come into the final stages, lighting the flesh behind these demonstrations coming out to say, go to the austrian government policies. when it comes to coven 19 with glimpses coming through the gate. as we head towards the historic historic policy here in the center, they all seem capital quite your money themes as they come through that with the as they come through the asked to try and get away from the crowd of it as they

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city safety at least the next 2 years. a look of has gone up even a 3 months 15 percent up since august. the crime levels will in response the m y p d said it is taking the poll results into account as it tries to make the department more effective. we spoke with one officer though, told us that cops like him have become increasingly stigmatized. every cops i speak to in the y p v just feels that everyone is against them from the public to the elected officials, to the mayor. even the higher ups b, y p, just feel like there's no right, they can ever do valuable crime, fighting tools like spot question frisk were taken away. you know, legal options for people who want to sue police were expanded. you know, every, every elected official now has a platform. they want to go directly after police. this is going to be getting one safer, was going to make cops apprehensive and empower in bold in criminals. as we've seen, the poll didn't surprise me or didn't surprise while long foresman experts at all. you know, like i said, we w

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