press freedom index al-jazeera is at pains to salvage its image. when people talk about the disease. as one sided channel especially out of it they cannot be watching it as yet because i would slogan from the beginning of the disease is the opinion and the other opinion there's you know was the 1st channel you got of countries to bring on our screen the israelis why. is it because we love them no we don't over hate anybody it's because they need it to be that in order to balance the views of what we bring the palestinians or the arabs you name it and it's that we never have one and only one side never every day life in qatar barely changed following the country's regional isolation and the emir's personal profile seems to have been boosted by the situation and see his ministers by his commitment. his highness the emir is a true leader visionary. he can decide for his country his people so he gained the the heart and mind of his people. for the young emir who was handed the reins by his father in 2013 the young going round with the country's neighbo

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. >> harris: you see this around the world, freedom pressed up against whatever the regime is. there is a first for some among them just to get back to peace so they can go back to their jobs and their kids can go to school and they don't feel like they can win victory at this point. some people feel victory is at hand. he rewatch that back and forth. greg palkot, we are all over the story this hour. we lean on you as we can. thank you very much, we'll be right back. great news for veterans with va loans. mortgage rates have dropped to near record lows. refi now at newday usa with no income verification, no appraisal, and no points. for people as experienced as you and me, careful driving just comes naturally. all that experience should be worth something. and it is, with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. switching saved me hundreds. in fact, many drivers age 50 and over save hundreds when they switch. - with the hartford, not only did i get a better policy and better coverage, but i got a better rate as well. hundreds in savings. - [matt] four out of five aarp

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would be extremely alarming and undermining for ready freedom of press around the world because he was clearly because if you're against his his own human rights. both of you enjoy that episode of going underground will continue showing your favorite episodes from this season to a back for a brand new season on wednesday the 11th of september until they keep it out via social media and don't forget our you tube channel these. tony. i'm a little but i think you might. get one news we're buddy. or i think it's funny as i knew she needed that comment of community yeah i am kind of . in bed and had a chicken bad. he made a move of one of the men that young enough i don't. want that's my life that's how i started on wall street 40 years ago and i've been living in a log serious life of ever cheaper money ever since literally not having to work a day in my life because the assets bought it 40 years ago have gone straight up. as well as other russian meat producers concentrate on exporting to neighboring countries which are there are some surprising exceptions for example. in the summer month

that is not freedom of the pre press, it is actually occurring outside of those, it's on the internet for bloggers, newspeople all over the world. the difference between the modern media today and the patriot media that helps this country, the patriot media, the men with the printing press, 30 some newspapers, i was there. they were trying to fundamentally form government. they wanted to represent the government. today the press is trying to fundamentally transform us in the civil society and the individual. that is opposed of what the press is supposed to be. when is the last time there was a leak to the new york times that was helpful to the president of the united states, and never happens. when was the last time there was a next hos was negative two nany pelosi. it never happens, they beat this president and beat this president and the people that support him every day, they did it before he was elected, during the election, since the election, doing it today, that is not a free press, that is propaganda. [applause] and to answer your question, what this book does, it's not a surf

press freedom has declined in the world. journalists are being targeted. authoritarian disinformation, and the decline of commercial journalism. you can see what i wrote here. someone asked me how radio free asia is doing. it is fantastic but i have more journalists in prison today than i have ever had before. more family members have been disappeared or held to pressure our journalists than ever before. our sources are in prison. people we profile are in prison. it is a very bad time. this is a great graphic done in our freedom house. these are selected cases of what china has been active in doing. you cannot read it so i will talk about some of these. the top left corner is in sweden and russia, where the chinese have harassed and threatened critics of china. in germany, the former chancellor was found spewing chinese party lines about the detentions. in africa, the start times decides who is going to get state media. i could go on and on. i recommend you take a look at the graphic, in freedom house online. it is very illustrative of the vast array of pr

we need countries who agree with the world view of democracy and freedom and freedom of press, freedom of religion. all of the freedoms my republican colleagues used to wave around the senate chamber. what he's doing is he can't put that alliance together anymore. and who benefits from that? the two biggest beneficiaries of that china and russia. >> who is the leader of the free world? >> i don't think we have one right now? and by the way europe's a mess. this would be the moment for an american president to try to unify europe because of the strategic importance of europe to our national security. but instead of trying to unify europe he has been on a mission to bust up europe. and it makes no sense for our national security, but that's what he's done. so i don't think right now -- i think merkel would have been the leader of the free world if she were still there because of the strength of her tenure in office and her strategic mind, but now we have a new leader there. so i don't know that right now you can spot one person who's the leader of the free world. but we know who it isn't

we need countries who agree with the world view of democracy and freedom and freedom of press, freedom of religion. all of the freedoms my republican colleagues used to wave around the senate chamber. what he's doing is he can't put that alliance together anymore. and who benefits from that? the two biggest beneficiaries of that are china and russia. >> if he's not leader of the free world, who is? >> i don't think we have one right now. and by the way europe's a mess. this would be the moment for an american president to try to unify europe because of the strategic importance of europe to our national security. but instead of trying to unify europe he has been on a mission to bust up europe. and it makes no sense for our national security, but that's what he's done. so i don't think right now -- i think merkel would have been the leader of the free world if she were still there because of the strength of her tenure in office and her strategic mind, but now we have a new leader there. so i don't know that right now you can spot one person who's the leader of the free world. but we know

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in particular the house is pressing in different parts of the world basically about which is why it's not sort of the 6 trim is i'm using different ideologies different. and raising of the issue that under threat by different ethnicities and other. people of color this seems to be a divisive issue in the united states of america don't you think that because of his it of its nature people don't seem to be all over board about the need to say clearly that the biggest problem that the u.s. is facing. is white nationalist extremism yes i do agree with that i think. right now in america it is incredibly complicated. to have that conversation to to figure out where the line between what we think of as traditional conservative values separates into the far right and then let's say the far right separates into white nationalism which i would consider more extremist but this conversation is happening not just america it's happening in every country on earth and i want to make a really important point about this it happened across europe over the last 34 years you saw this in france in sweden i

to preserving our freedom. [applause] guest: and there have been -- ms. mitchell: there have been restrictions in the past two years that have been pretty dramatic. in the white house and the hill secretaries of state omega point, democrats and republicans , secretary of state always made a point when they went to a totalitarian government if their host country did not have a press briefing on their visit with the foreign minister, they would have when unilaterally, whether as moscow or beijing, wherever they went, and kara. .he second -- ankara the secretaries would do that to show that when the america decile in america when the press is traveling with the secretary of state, we have access. i remember one moment in khartoum at a photo opportunity with condoleezza rice and the dictator there and asked him about terrorism and then got manhandled by his security people and dragged out. secretary rice would not leave sudan without getting a formal apology. to her, because it happened in front of her. and to her

miss abroad rick there is a new trend in the us in particular has is pressing in different parts of the world basically about which is white nationalist 6 trim ism using different ideologies different narratives and raising of the issue that under threat by different ethnicities and other people of color and this seems to be a divisive issue in the united states of america don't you think that because a visit of its nature people don't seem to be all over board about the need to say clearly that the biggest problem that the u.s. is facing. is white nationalist extremism yes i do agree with that i think. right now in america it is incredibly complicated. to have that conversation to to figure out where the line between what we think of as traditional conservative values separates into the far right and then let's say the far right separates into white nationalism which i would consider more extremist. but this conversation is happening not just america it's happening in every country on earth and i want to make a really important point about this it happened across europe over the last 3

in particular the house is pressing in different parts of the world basically about which is why it not sort of the 6 trim is i'm using different ideologies different . and raising of the issue that under threat by different ethnicities and other. people of color this seems to be a divisive issue in the united states of america don't you think that because of his it of its nature people don't seem to be all over board about the need to say clearly that the biggest problem that the u.s. is facing. is white nationalist extremism yes i do agree with that i think. right now in america it is incredibly complicated. to have that conversation to to figure out where the line between what we think of as traditional conservative values separates into the far right and then let's say the far right separates into white nationalism which i would consider more extremist but this conversation is happening not just america it's happening in every country on earth and i want to make a really important point about this it happened across europe over the last 34 years you saw this in france in sweden in g

in particular the house is pressing in different parts of the world basically about which is white knights of the 6 trim is i'm using different ideologies different. and raising of the issue that under threat by different ethnicities and other. people of color this seems to be a divisive issue in the united states of america don't you think that because of his it of its nature people don't seem to be all over boards about the need to say clearly that the biggest problem that the u.s. is facing. is white nationalist extremism yes i do agree with that i think. right now in america it is incredibly complicated. to have that conversation to to figure out where the line between what we think of as traditional conservative values separates into the far right and then let's say the far right separates into white nationalism which i would consider more extremist but this conversation is happening not just america it's happening in every country on earth and i want to make a really important point about this it happened across europe over the last 34 years you saw this in france in sweden in german

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in the international press it's also highlighted that this is. seen as suppression of freedom of expression suppression of all people is a separation for democracy but only to have and i think the world also has witnessed people demonstrations in recent weeks over a 1000000 law some people said even 2000000 people marched on them on the streets by peacefully so there is little that all of them will the expression i think what the government most of the public does is they want to be disrupting it putting barricades at will attacking police stations this rotten. international airport and also causing both of the palm of even all the resistance. a french mayor has lost his fight to protect people and his village from pesticides although he banned their use a court overruled him and he's now appealing that decision however his case has inspired other mayors across france take some more action i shall achievements reports. this tiny breton village of language has found itself at the center of controversy in the battle over the pesticides in may the l

in the international press it's also highlighted that this is. seen as suppression of freedom of expression suppression all people is a separation of the offices but all the other hand i think the world also has witnessed people demonstrations in recent weeks all over a 1000000 law some people said even 2000000 people marched on lala to march on the streets by peacefully so resume that of freedom of expression i think what the government in fact most of the public are seeing is they wanted this stopping of putting barricades at will attacking police stations disrupting the of all international airport and also causing both of the home of even all the resistors of those so i think that this is a very dangerous situation when a lot more and more people see the whole calls now descending into anarchy. newly declassified documents reveal america's role in indonesia's decades long occupation of east timor that story and more after the break. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that

that is not freedom of the press that actually occurs outside those fights. it is on the internet it's with these people all over the world. the difference between a modern media today in the patriot media to c help found the country is the patriot the printing press, the pamphlet , based on newspapers. they were trying to fundamentally transform government. they wanted representative. today the press not the government but the civil society but that is how the press isis supposed to be. when is the last time it was helpful to the president of the united states? when was the last time there is a negative exposÉ on nancy pelosi? you will never have it they beat the president and the people whoe support him every day. thaton it before the election and since the election and they are doing it today. that is not a free press that is propaganda. [applause] and so to answer your question with this book i look at the history and thee constitution and i really dug into this issue of the press and where does it come from and that i look at the evidence that is overwh

freedoms let's listen to some of what the had to say. it is not realistic to think that germany or german media would want to influence russian domestic affairs. in the world of you know politicians or even initiate such a development either now or in the future. that is not the task of a press outlet or a media outlet such as torture vella it does not engage in such activities i do not believe that anyone would seriously suggest that germany the german government or a german public body would take part in such practices so a disagreement about this war. will. well yes it was kind of the reason that this dispute about press freedom broke out at all and the 2 sides kind of accused each other of not sticking to the rules when it comes to press freedom. now in russia there have been accusations against germany and against. that that this broadcaster and that germany through this broadcaster had meddled in the internal affairs here in russia and that that there had been calls for protests now the background to that is the ongoing protests he

freedom have continued unabated but it up and i'll just go to mexico city. take out the headlines for you on al-jazeera president says his country will not hold talks with the u.s. unless sanctions are lifted. his comments came a day after president donald trump said he was open to meeting rouhani trump was speaking at the g. 7 summit in france about rouhani and says washington miss take what he called the 1st step for talks to have the house. to do it in the 1st step is to remove sanctions without that this lock won't be open all sanctions against the iranian nation must have to they are all illegitimate and cruel if you lift the sanctions and apologize to iran then he would be a different situation this government is moving forward in line with this national interest we have been open to negotiation and the word agrees with this fact china says there were no recent contacts between washington and beijing to talk about trade comments came after the u.s. president said there had been telephone calls between the 2 sides a monday predict that there would be a

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city. this month afghanistan is marking 100 years since it gained independence from british rule and of reports from kabul afghanistan documenting what independence means today. what a picture of afghanistan 100 years after independence from britain the anglo afghan treaty was signed this month a $919.00 by king. graphic artist converted his image into stick a couple of motorists we have jobs one mission and i'm going to be here things to show. other canvases the last waltz falsified concrete slabs placed information down most cities 3 they made to block explosions from suicide bombings they also offer a visual commentary on the size of today where there are big celebrations or more political statements about corruption or the killing of civilians. afghanistan's art scene has flourished since the fall of the taliban in 2001 with literacy rates among adults around 30 percent it's a language all afghans understand the real painting true lives today and every single to that is for one of the v

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city a deal to form a new government in its early is looking closer after the democratic party indicated it to drop to a separate counties serving another term as prime minister mr consul resigned last week ending a coalition between the 5 star movement and the right wing likud party the democratic party is keen to avoid early elections an unmanned russian spacecraft has successfully docked at the international space station on its 2nd attempt in as many days these were the final moments as the soyuz m.-s. 14 approach the space station a glitch in its automatic docking system prevented it from docking on saturday the spacecraft is carrying a robot the size of an adult human which will carry out 2 weeks of tests on board the i s s. this is al jazeera let's recap your top stories for you the u.s. president says he's willing to consider meeting his iranian counterpart husain rouhani if the circumstances are right he made the statement as the g. 7 summit wraps up in be roots in france i don't know the gentleman i think that i think i kno

the power of diplomacy and being that country that has espoused freedom of religion, freedom of the press, to just be an observer, be a participant, be engaged. donald trump has turned american engagement in the world, the idea of america first to really be america alone. and it's just this trend that we're seeing around the world that people no longer have the right to self-determination. we see it in our culture wars that we talk about here. who do you think you are. the idea that you should just put up or shut up. that if you live here, then you have to behave a certain way. that's at the heart of what's going on with hong kong being integrated into china and we know with kashmir being integrated into india. >> a muslim majority state in india which i think for ten days now the indians have cracked down on. there is no internet, there is no communication with anybody there. and the president says he's happy to negotiate. whoa be happy to mediate. >> now both of those countries are nuclear powers. and this has been a territory under dispute with a line of control demarcation between the

you're taking on the medium with with on freedom of the of press mark levin is a fantastic book. god bless. see you next time on life, liberty, and levin . ♪ ♪ >> welcome to waters world, i'm jesse waters, things are so good in america, the democratic party in order to win they're trying to cause a recession. russia didn't work. mol per didn't work. and now we have the fake recession that they're trying to create. listen to the media here. i've been saying for two years that i hope we have a recession. >> it would be worth getting rid of donald trump and these kind of policies. thing that we have been in economic expansion for the better part of ten years is about time we get a recession. so when had the president says this is a best economy ever. it's not and if we did

that's not freedom of the press. freedom of the presses actually occurring outside those types. it's on the internet. it's with web sites. it's the bloggers-it's with news people all over the world. the new pamphleteers. the difference between the modern media snide patriot media that helped found the country is the patriot media, the men with the printing express pamphlet 30 some newspapers, that was it. they were trying to fundamentally transform government. they wanted representative government. today the press is trying to fundamentally transform us. not the government. the civil society, and the individual. that's diametrically opposed to what the press is supposed to be. when is the last time i've said this on the radio. the last time there was a leak to "the new york times" that was helpful to the president of the united states? it never happens. when is the last time there was an expo say in the "washington post" that was negative on nancy pelosi? it never happens. they beat this president and beat this president and the people who support him, every day. they did it bef

freedom of the press, we are not in russia or china. our jobs are to ask questions. a lot of times questions they don't like. what in the world." that's from last july. and she's accusing the trump administration of being like china and russia. and then, in august 2019, she herself, and her squad, acts like china and russia. think that is hypocritical? >> i think this is supremely ironic and unexpected, and certainly not behavior that is befitting somebody who knows journalism. to somebody who has been in the field for a long time. she wouldn't want to be treated like that, so i don't see why she can come in to my community, and have her people come and violate our laws like that. an attack freedom of the press. this was absolutely an attack on a journalist who was just there to do his job. >> jesse: charlie, thanks. this whole ordeal, quite hypocritical of april ryan, who made a name for herself at white house press briefings, demanding accountability. >> has he thought about stepping down, before now? >> no, i think that is a ridiculous question. were moving on. >>

freedom of the press, we are not in russia or china. our jobs are to ask questions. a lot of times questions they don't like. what in the world.? that's from last july. and she's accusing the trump administration of being like china and russia. and, then, in august 2019, she herself, and her squad, acts like china and russia. youu think that's a little hypocritical? hi i think this is supremely ironic and unexpected, and certainly not behavior that is befitting somebody who knows journalism. somebody who has been in the field for a long time. she wouldn't want to be treated like that, so i don't see why she can come in to my community and have her people come and violate our laws like that. an attack freedom of the press. this was absolutely an attack on a journalist who was just there to do his job. >> jesse: charlie, thanks very much, i appreciate it.ri >> i appreciate you shining light on this. >> this whole ordeal, quite hypocritical of april ryan, who made a name for herself at white house press briefings demanding accountability. >> has he i thought about stepp

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city an investigation by the reuters news agency says that the cia doesn't spy on the government of the united arab emirates something that critics say is a dangerous blind spot in washington's global monitoring the report quotes former cia agents with one calling the agency's failure to adapt to the political and military ambitions a dereliction of duty it also says the lack of monitoring puts the emirates on a very small list of countries where the cia conducts a hands off approach the u.a.e. has played a role in numerous regional and international issues including the blockade of cassava as well as the conflicts in libya and yemen graham calm as a former cia officer he says he'd be surprised if the u.s. is no longer paying attention to the u.a.e. . the u.s. is one of the or the cia is one of the few intelligence services with global capability and interests no one can debate whether that should be the case or not but that's the truth and since the u.a.e. is a critical player in the middle east and beyond i would be surprised i wo

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city. japan is removing south korea from its list of preferred trading partners the dispute threatens to stir up decades of animosity and the stabilize security in the region brian has more from south korea's capital seoul. this worsening tit for tat has taken relations between the 2 neighbors to their lowest point in recent history with japan now following through on its threat to remove south korea from the list of preferential trade partners it will restrict the export of materials and components for south korea's high tech manufacturing despite japan's denials it's thought to be in retaliation for a court ruling in favor of victims of forced labor used by japanese companies joining world war 2 even initially at the factory gave us a piece of bread to 8 we were so hungry we ate grass we lost our here. south korea has just commemorated the end of the 2nd world war unveiling a new statute to the so-called comfort women young koreans who were forced to work in brothels for the japanese army

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city and that says director of article 19 mexico and central america article 19 works in mexico to monitor attacks on freedom of expression including violence against journalists she says the government justifies the killing of journalists. the crimes against freedom of expression here in mexico are very complex and there's a lapse will not at the from the state that bounce. journalists and when there are guys crying or wept with actually the power so these creates at the borders between this society and journalists that believes that many times when the journalists killed even the government justify the killing of them they join a means being about plays with people in about moment and that creates a possibility to flow through of a very very serious important investigation for example the nikkei says different cases in but after moves the 1st thing that the government calm of i would say that when that journalists killed is that he was found to up but person and that that creates impunity because there's no investigation in betwee

freedom have continued unabated but it up in mexico city and joins us live on skype from mexico city in mexico she's the director of article 19 mexico and central america article 19 works in mexico to monitor attacks on freedom of expression including violence against journalists thank you very much indeed for being with us where are the greatest risks to journalists and human rights activists coming from. well it's important to say that from then 2500 aggressions that we documented sex any of it together again had 048 percent game from day agents of the state and this is really related to the 99 percent of impunity that we're leaving related to journalists aggressions the state on investigating itself and that what meets this type of aggressiveness and the confidence aggressive 2nd certainly that we believe that it without the fight against impunity then want to be as piece of fire gets your release here in mexico water efforts have been made to try to bring actions on behalf of say the relatives the families of those who have been killed and what's been the result if actions have b