rich. >> rich: bengals and rams punched their way to the super bowl. a better turned 20 bucks into a half million dollars to guessing the exact scores of both games. so cool, sandra. >> sandra: go bengals, go joey, and congratulations to our own bill as well on a big win. i'm sandra smith. >> rich: i'm >> martha: thank you. good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. joe rogan speaks out about attempts to silence him on spotify. and first, to the story breaking right now, president biden says the u.s. and its allies are preparing for every scenario in ukraine with an estimated 100,000 russian troops across the border. moscow accusing t

people coming out in favor of taxing the rich. so not just the usual n g i voices, but abigail disney, here's the granddaughter world business does the forward to report this year. and she says very clearly that the wrench is paper on the half to i must die our tax. and so i remain optimistic and we might say great taxation well to becoming used. yeah, we've interviewed some of the some of the rich calling for that. of course biden's stimulus plan stymied as you say. and some people saying actually water heavily and actually involved in the, in arms trading. i'll get to that in a 2nd regarding your talk about inflating stock prices and wall street and the city of london. do you detect intent or is it circumstantial? the 16 trillion dollars pumped in to these economies during coven, for it to just inflate these asset prices, i think is a mixture of intent and accident, i think. and as we saw off to the financial crisis, quantitative easing does barriers serve the interest of the rich mariners of assets . but it also keeps the econo

people coming out in favor of taxing the rich. so not just the usual n g i voices, but abigail disney, here's the granddaughter world is may, does the forward to report this year. and she says very clearly that the wrench is taped on the half to i must die our taxes or may not to mystic. and we might see great taxation world in the coming is yeah, we've interviewed some of the some of the rich calling for that. of course vital stimulus plan stymied as you say. and some people saying actually, water heavily and actually involved in the, in arms trading. i'll get to that in a 2nd regarding your talk about inflating stock prices and will street to them the city of london. do you detect intent, or is it circumstantial? the 16 trillion dollars pumped in to these economies during coven, for it to just inflate these asset prices, i think is a mixture of intent and accident, i think. and as we saw off to the financial crisis, quantitative easing does barriers serve the interest of the rich mariners of assets . but it also keeps the econom

people coming out in favor of taxing the rich. so not just the usual n g i voices, but i began disney, here's the granddaughter, won't me, does the forwards i report this year? and she says very clearly that the wrench is paper on the half to i must die our tracks and say, or may not to mystic. and we might say, great taxation world in the coming years. yeah, we've interviewed some of the some of the rich calling for that, of course vital stimulus plan stymied as you say. and some people saying actually water heavily and actually involved in the, in arms trading. i'll get to that the 2nd regarding your talk about inflating stock prices and will street to the and the city of london. do you detect intent, or is it circumstantial? the 16 trillion dollars pumped in to these economies during coven, for it to just inflate these asset prices, i think is a mixture of intent and accident, i think. as we saw after the financial crisis, quantitative easing does barriers serve the interest of the rich mariners of assets . but it also keeps th

people coming out in favor of taxing the rich. so not just the usual n g i voices, but abigail disney, here's the granddaughter world. disney does the forward to report this year and she says very clearly that the wrench is paper on the half to i must die our tracks. and so i remain optimistic and we might say great taxation. well to becoming huge. yeah, we've interviewed some of the some of the rich calling for that, of course vital stimulus plan stymied as you say. and some people saying actually water heavily and actually involved in the, in arms trading. i'll get to that in a 2nd regarding your talk about inflating stock prices and wall street and the city of london. do you detect intent, or is it circumstantial? the 16 trillion dollars pumped in to these economies during coven, for it to just inflate these asset prices, i think is a mixture of intent and accident. i think that as we saw off to the financial crisis, quantitative easing does barriers serve the interest of the rich mariners of assets . but it also keeps the econ

jimmy, i saw you were doing the head explode >> i love rich rich is my kind of guy we disagree on this, but i want to give people a near-term catalyst on boeing this allegiant air deal that came out this week, it puts the pressure on ryan air to come back to the table for a big order with boeing or else they're not going to get any planes, they're not going to get them from airbus for seven years. so i think you have catalyst coming in the near term. >> all right a final trade, jimmy, while i have you >> it is boeing, it is right there in front of us i already stole my own thunder on that. i will give air time to the rest of everybody >> okay. who else has alcoa >> that's me >> go ahead. >> scott, i like alcoa and here is why it is breaking out i think it is hitting 52-week highs, establishing them today and they're buying more calls. i think alcoa is going to go a lot higher, i think it is going to get close to 70 in the near future >> all right san, you're up >> black rock. we talk a lot about the banks when we are talking about financials the asset management industry is going to co

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to well said the wells at 10 rich's men has doubled. since the pandemic began the incomes of 99 percent of humanity, a worse off because of coven, 19 whitening economic gender. and racial inequalities, as well as the inequality that exist between countries, a tearing our world apart. this is not by chance, but choice. economic violence is perpetrated when structural policy choices are made for the richest and most powerful people. this causes direct harm to us all. the pandemic has really exposed inequalities and fuel them. so ox home has been tracking billionaire wealth for some time. and of course the forbes list shows that it has been growing over the last 40 years. but over the last 2 years it's been really exponential. so we call it a billionaire bonanza. and at the other end of the spectrum, of course, for 99 percent of humanity. it's been a very, very difficult time. and most people are worse off as a result of the pandemic. of course, more than a 160000000 people have fallen into poverty during this time and is in a moment when

the rich lived there. oh, they do business deals. we catch fish up in the residential complex is more congos, new upper class including the countries millionaires uninvited guests aren't allowed in food valley equal pop has the kind of life most congolese can only dream of the don't like, i never imagined i'd have multiple cars. well, i just wanted to sing and make a name for myself in kinshasa and in africa, and just saw that botswana valley hipa is the d r, c's biggest star, and he's known internationally. he is also a multi millionaire wanted photos and travel with my i log in to my la by little by, you know, it was a mess up. he's just invested more than 600000 euros and a new home in lusted that if live i've, if also from one of the doors open, go on open them jim book worth receive shall philly demolish. i really like being here, especially on sundays, but i can really is also one. i'd always like coming to the river with my family to do so i decided to put down if you break somebody could give blanky c o those few bricks amoun

i guess for these guys, you're not rich unless everyone knows you're rich-- human, martians, klingon, the worms from doom, whatever the hel chewbacca is, everybody! i don't understand why their rockets keep going up and landing back on earth again. if you're going to get the ( bleep ) out. get the ( bleep ) out. you keep coming and going. listen, i'm going to start charging you a cover charge. and no, we're not going to give you a wrist band, either. you'll have to pay every time you come back in. not everyoney exit was voluntary. take former president donald trump. i'm not talking about him getting kicked out of the white house. i'm talking about him getting kicked off of a place he loves more, social media. >> they've done it. donald trump has been kicked off twitter. the social media giant announced late friday trump is permanently suspended from the platform. >> a long list of social media sites have now either banned or restricted president trump including twitter, facebook, youtube, and spotify. >> yeah! ha, ha! trump got booted from basically every social media site in january.

k. rowling, cuz she's rich and powerful. what are ordinary people like, you know, maybe become a french presidential candidate? rejects a fine for hate h saying it's a crack time on free speech will. however, look at the details of the story to just off to me. i ah. and i dream shaped bankers are those with dares sinks. we dare to ask ah, welcome back with our team abbey ye kase party gate scandal is gaining momentum for a change though it's not the prime minister boris johnson but the british opposition leader. he's the center of attention because footage has emerged showing the labor party data case darma drinking beer with staff during the 2021 spring lock dan. and although he insists he did nothing wrong, unlike the prime minister, he's refusing to apologize just days before the election. we were very busy, were working in the office and we stopped for something to eat. and that we carried on working no party, no breach of the rules, and absolutely no comparison with the prime minister it. well, it all comes amid a high

i'm rich now li to i moves faster after you make your 1st mill earlier today. i watch a 2 hour documentary on efficiency in 30 seconds. you see, i've been on tick tock or young investors are copying the trades done by congress so they can get rich to. he's the co founder of iris, an app for social stock investing, chris, so you're kind of saying if you can't beat them, join them, they've got access to the information they now have to disclose that. so why wouldn't we, what would they do exactly. ah, ah, ah, oh, so let me give this day because we all know that members of congress have an advantage in the stock trading. since they literally step the laws for business and can also trade based on insider information, which is usually a crime. people on tick tock are just copying. congress is stock picks, you got it. don't you find that? bit cynical. what cynical about personally caching in on the corruption of our leaders? laugh is pretty physical. can we all this up? i got a meeting with joe rogan in a sensory deprivation tank. look, there's nothing cynical about

she dreams of opening more stalls and even getting rich live. why was it always if you know how to manage a business, you can become a millionaire. it, you just have to be smart, plan play and run your business. well, that's what it does or whatever it is in. she still has a long way to go. for net profit at the end of the day is only 18 euros. ah, now he goes to church 3 times per week to pray and thank god for some of them, both of us for god is very important to me. i owe everything to him and all of them like, ah, evangelical churches thrive in congo, and some make their money from capitalizing on other people's faith. ah. b, on this sunday morning in kinshasa, the city's usually bustling streets are nearly deserted. since dawn, tens of thousands of people have been streaming into the country's national stadium . ah, they're not here for a soccer match or a concert. the $80000.00 attendees have come to see a man they believe performs miracles. we believe in the prophet condos, miracles. what a model, good. so i was dying, but then i drank a

riches men. his double to the pandemic began the income of 99 percent of humanity, a worse off because of coven 19. this is not by chance, but choice. economic violence is perpetrated when structural policy choices are made for the richest and most powerful people. this causes direct. com to us all the time they make has really expose been a call. it is an fuel them. so oxide has been tracking billionaire wells for some time. and of course the full list shows that it has been growing over the last 40 years. but over the last 2 years, it's been really exponential, so we call it a billionaire bonanza. and at the other end of the spectrum, of course, for 99 percent of humanity, it's been a very, very difficult time. and most people are worse off as a result of the and then make, of course, more than a 160000000 people have fallen into poverty during this time. and if in a moment when you can see the difference is really showing very, very starkly, can't cause success. when there is such disparity, t

everyone in congo dreams of getting rich. there's money if you no way to find it, but large parts of the population live below the poverty line. i bet is a fisherman. he earns less than one euro and $0.70 per day. just opposite from his poor neighborhood lived some of congos richest people. i think that's let's see ted, to flourish the rich lived there. well. oh, they do business deals. we catch fish up in the residential complex is more congos, new upper class including the countries millionaires uninvited guests aren't allowed in poly equal pop has the kind of life most congolese can only dream of doyle i've, i never imagined i'd have multiple cars. well, i just wanted to sing and make a name for myself in kinshasa and in africa, and just saw that botswana valley hipa is the d r, c's biggest star, and he's known internationally. he is also a multi millionaire. want to photos with my guy, i log in to my law by little by, you know, it was a mess up. he's just invested more than 600000 euros and a new home in la city if live w

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they're the only rich people in this place, and again, the whole place is a buzz, with these rich yog white people showing up at their place. they're dointhis o of a sense of good intention. they're doing this trying tconnect. th're doing this trying to recogni bigger. they're tryi to bridge, but here the problem. we fail to recognize the structure and culture makes it hard. and without addressing culture, the structure the power imbalance, bridging is very hard. so let me give you a more recent example. again, if you have a satury ternoon, nothing to do. i reckon a movie, recommended movie is called knives out. in this movie, there's a very rich family, and there's a caretaker. literally providing care to the fami. who's from latin america, and she's taken care of having a family and inoing some. she actually gets to know the family. they get to know her. and at one point there's a conversation among the family members about undocumented immigrants. and she's very uncomfortable because not only is she an immigrant, her mother who goes with her is undocumented and she needs this job.

i'm rich, this is who i am now. god payment was the justice department launched an investigation and found no evidence that any of them broke a law. there's just nothing wrong with law makers. getting rich off of stock via corruption, it's like my finance queen says, because this is a free market in people. we are free market economy. they should be able to participate in that. it's the free market bay stop being a have her free market. what kind of an excuse for that, it's not an excuse, it's a way of life. that's why i took $20.00 from your desk this morning. free market day with you. you can't just, you will free market at a blanket term to do whatever the hell you want. you know, i need say something like that. that's why this morning. i put rad poison in your job, but juice did watch. it's a free markedly. that means no rules. i better go by somebody because of where things start getting dizzy. jesus, what got to run lee? this one minute, 4 minutes has been 3 minutes over schedule, very unprofessional, thanks a

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so the difference between rich and poor countries has grown, but inequality. so and the poorest countries in africa, in general, only 10 percent of the population has had its 1st course of vaccination. so that means that they still and they're taking much longer for their cove. it with response and their recovery from the economic downturn, which means that unfortunately the trend is set to widen. if we don't act and maybe it's some of those profits that lead the alter rich to snap on properties in a new york neighborhood known as 1000000000 or is ro. but it turns out that the owners are paying just a fraction of the tax being charged to low income residents. and they're also driving up costs for everyone else. ortiz kill him up and picks up the story. the south central park and manhattan are 7 skyscraper buildings that are referred to as billionaires ro. these are homes only affordable to the ultra rich, while billionaires ro is certainly driving up rent and housing costs for average citizens. one thing it is not doing is increasing tax revenue. new york city

rich. this was borne out by another who pointed out that the median income of a family at u.n.pen is $135. the top 3% come from the bottom. and someone else tweeted a people of the matriarch from arrested development guessing that a single banana costs $10. but there's a serious aspect as noted in other tweets. how does a business school not require any kind of economics class that actually discusses the existing economics of the u.s.? or, remember, those setting economic policy are more likely to be wharton or similar grads, then have worked multiple minimum wage jobs. and of course, that's the real concern. this was not some late night television man on the street interview. these are future masters of the universe who will soon determine policy. we're currently experiencing the worst inflation in 40 years. over the last year, inflation driven by cars, furniture, other goods. you've seen all the data. we would help that wharton future grads can figure it 0 all out but if they can't emphas

a lot of people were getting very, very rich. >> but get too rich, and you 3450i9 might disappear. >> where is jack ma? >> publicly criticizes the chinese authorities. you can't do that in china. >> fight the system, xi jinping will meet you with massive force. religion can make you an enemy of the state. >> cultural genocide going on here. >> what is the end game for china's supreme leader xi jinping? >> china's time is now. >> china has risen. >> good evening, i'm fareed zakaria. one in five people on this planet lives in china. 1.4 billion people. and the rise has been remarkable. in just a few decades, cities three times the size of new york sprang up out of dusty farm fields. 800 million people climbed from poverty to the middle class. beijing now has more billionaires than any other city in the world. china is, of course, a dictatorship. it forbids political expression, religious freedom, anger the government, and you can simply disappear. but for years this once-close country seemed to be opening up. not anymore. one man has changed the course of history. china's supreme leader

and rich countries promised to shack. but who did doses the surplus destroyed while the poorest nations of the world went without? there is no doubt that the in equitable sharing of those vaccines has coast many lives. while some countries are now rolling out blanket booster programs. only half of w just member states have been able to reach the target of function 1840 percent of their populations by the end of the year, because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savings that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's fixing lines revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 19 vaccines pfizer by and taken the durn and are making combined profits of $65000.00 . every minute, despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting that money in 2021, the year was one of lone

rich is doing double and quadruple duty today. rich will be chairing this panel. as you know, rich is an internationally recognized expert on the pacific war. many of you know him and probably have heard his voice on a radio or tv. he is also a founding member of the museum's presidential council's advisory board. we are grateful to rich for consenting to do this. rich, thanks for that thanks right thing to do for the museum. i'm going to leave the stage and leave it to you thank you very much. >> looks okay this morning the first panel i was playing defense for this i'm playing offense. the back on special teams tomorrow. i was talking with one of the participants that had a very wry story thought about coming here for quite a while. finally his wife said you ought to go purchase happy to go to new orleans. he came here in 2019 on immediately after the first session and called his wife and said the immortal phrase i have found my people. [laughter] that is how we feel about our friends here at the museum. mike introduced introduced the biography in the program wi

so you can still have, for example, in rich countries where they are rich or you reduce poverty. but hunger still is on the rise. so there isn't always a direct correlation between decrease of poverty and addressing the issue of malnutrition and hunger. yeah, that's go to nutrition. i mean, i actually just had a sandwich here. i got it from a soup market. any evidence you found that there's less nutrition in food vegetables now than say before, it is more process through the more we process food less do attrition and there is in the more of food produces have to add sort of put nutrition back into the food. so the more you start from just if you start from a raw vegetable chalk full of nutrients and vitamins and the like. and the more you're processing it, the more you're depleting it's nutritional value. and what we're seeing is the rise, the increase of consumption, of processed food and, and, and, and so what companies do though, they have to add things to process more, as opposed to people's access to fruits and vegetables. i mean, as part of a class war, obviously elite are

k. rowling, cuz she's rich and powerful. was the ordinary people, like, you know, maybe this is, are you still ahead this hour the scandal surrounding the british prime minister, partying during the countries 1st, colbert locked, know drugs in the opposition leader? he was also picture drinking with colleagues at the time. we'll look at how the public's patience is wearing. i ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development only personally and get into this. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time, time to sit down and talk a low again, a british man who took 4 people hostage at a synagogue in the u. s. state of texas at the weekend was previously flagged by u. k. authorities malik fatal act room been seen as a potential islamist are risk during a 2020 investigation by britons and my 5 intelligence agency. but the u. k. authorities determined that he posed no threat of the time he was left on reco

all the richies are riching it up richer. but at least they're spending their cash on pressing humanitarian issues, like daddy want fancy car." because last year alone, rolls-royce delivered, the most cars it has ever sold in its 117-year history. well, of course. who wants to flee the torch- wielding mob in a getaway vehicle whose champagne cooling bay isn't even inlaid with mother of pearl. some of the whips the rich are buying include the $455,000 rolls-royce phantom and the rolls-royce ghost sedan. which, with a starting price just over $300,000, it's considered to be a more practical and affordable alternative. because nothing says "practical and affordable" like buying the same car as the queen of england. ( laughter ) the ultra-rich are also shelling out for the luxury cars of the sea: super-yachts, which also hit a record. the biggest yacht sold last year being "the nord," a 464-foot-long super-yacht, which cost around $500 million, and has been described as "a warship wearing a tuxedo." ( laughter ) well, yeah. for h

you can find me there at rich on tech. >> in las vegas. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> the size chair looks pretty nice. disneyland is moving forward with an ambitious new plan that could reshape how visitors interact with the attractions late last year. the company was granted a patent on what it calls a virtual world simulator. the concept would create a highly realistic visual without people having to wear a headset. so instead the technology, would you special projectors to create virtual objects or cartoon characters, legal experts familiar with the pat and say that it appears disney maybe looking to roll out that new technology in the near future. all right. time now for 4 zone forecast as we give you a bird's eye view of san francisco. often the distance there glittering. but it tough on it's the fog, lawrence. if you're paying attention during las vegas. the csu story. they had the big massage chair. also the dog that could enable on your finger. >> not sure which you prefer a looking. i think i'll take yeah. what about

in round four, it is wolves- the rich. just their fourth | wolves— the rich. just their fourth victory since august, but the cup can change a season —— wolves— doris. norwich hope there when at the valley gets them out of a slump. —— their win the valley gets them out of a slump. —— theirwin at the valley gets them out of a slump. —— their win at the valley. joe lynskey, bbc news. more on the draw in a moment, but there is one more match to finish — nottingham forest at home to arsenal. it is currently goalless with about 20 minutes left of normal time. we shall see who we shall see who wins. it could go to extra time and penalties. so let's have a look at that draw for the fourth round, and there are some intriguing ties to look forward to. hartlepool�*s reward for their shock win over blackpool is a trip to premier league crystal palace. national league boreham wood will visit championship leaders bournemouth, while league one plymouth argyle are away to chelsea. league one cambridge united's prize for beating newcastle is a home tie with championship side luton

to fox's rich edson outside of washington d.c. with the latest. rich? >> good afternoon, charles. the sun is finally out here at reagan national airport. not like it's going to change any time soon. usually this time of day you hear flights taking off throughout the day. all we're hearing now is cars riding by in the slush and airport hold music on speaker phone. you have national airport, national weather service says about seven inches of snow throughout the day. 85% of the flights that were supposed to take off here never left. massive problems throughout the country as well. according to flight aware. about 4,400 delays around the u.s., about 2,900 cancelled flights. many of the travelers headed to the exits here at national airport say they never took off today. >> we don't know. they keep cancelling. one minute that they say they have time here, and then a time there. we don't know. there's confusion. that's more money spent, unnecessary money. just a lot. >> i'm supposed to land in palm springs but i'm going to san francisco now. >> this is on top of the delays from the wee

so the difference between rich and poor countries has grown, but inequality. so and the poorest countries in africa, in general, only 10 percent of the population has had his 1st course of vaccination. so that means that they still and they're taking much longer for their cove. it with a response and their recovery from the economic downturn, which means that unfortunately the trend is set to widen. if we don't act now it's maybe those big profits that saw the alter rich snap are properties in a new york nearby hood known as billionaires ro. but it turns out that the owners are paying just the fraction of the tax being charged. the low income residents, and they're also driving up close for everyone else. you're short to kill a barbara with more. just south of central park and manhattan are 7 skyscraper buildings that are referred to as billionaires ro. these are homes only affordable to the ultra rich, while billionaires ro is certainly driving up rent and housing costs for average citizens. one thing it is not doing is increasing tax revenue. new york city's

like how divide in the country is landon right, rich or late? there's hardly any middle class anymore either. i honestly feel like racism is a big thing here on immigration. the way that we're handling with health care, even though the newly elected republican governor. meanwhile, with us state of virginia, glenn young kim has cancelled the mask mandate for children in public schools, but one school has already announced it will still require students to wear mass in classes and on school buses. white house press secretary gen pataki has expressed her support thank you to arlington, public schools for standing up for our kids, teachers and administrators, and their safety in the midst of a transmissible variant. while young tina has implemented yet another controversial policy in public schools to fulfilling his campaign promised to ban critical race theory about alleged systemic racism in american society. yes, we will teach all history the good and the bad, but to actually teach our children that one group is advantaged in another, is disadvan

the well for the world's 10 rich's men . his double to the pandemic began the income of 99 percent of humanity, a worse off because of coven 19. this is not by chance, but choice. economic violence is perpetrated when structural policy choices are made for the richest and most powerful people. this causes direct come to us all the time they make has really expose been all it is and fuel them. so ox, i'm has been tracking billionaire wealth for some time and of course the full list shows that it has been growing over the last 40 years. but over the last 2 years it's been really exponential. so we call it a billionaire bonanza. and at the other end of the spectrum, of course, for 99 percent of humanity, it's been a very, very difficult time. and most people are worse off as a result of the. and then, of course, more than a 160000000 people have fallen into poverty during this time. and it's in a moment when you can see the difference is really showing very, very starkly can't cause success. when there is such disparity, that a

that was, oh, richard, come organized against her moral joke rich rich, and that guy just sort of forget it. she one mind times australian open title, but for others in a country that has endured one of the world, strictest corona virus locked downs, joke of riches, admission to australia would have been foul play and has been timmy's. this is a paper saying that they're on site and because of the current restrictions and i don't think it's fair that they'd be ready to come in. they stay with children to have night. my lease and i love the nitty the kids they have the same me missing as me here to aspire to. yeah, i think a joke of it is drama in court has cast a shadow on the tennis court. now fans and players are eager to finally focus on the game. and here are some of the or other developments in the koran of ours. pandemic. chinese cities are on high alert as the lunar new year's travel season kicks off. travelers are required to report their trips as officials, warry. the omicron variant could lead to a new wave of infections, france as bar people, not vaccinated against co, with 19

and rich countries promised to share. but who did doses the surplus destroyed while the poorest nations of the world went without? there is no doubt that they know equitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are not rolling out blanket booster programs only have off w just member states, i've been able to reach the target of vaccinating 40 percent of their populations by the end of the year, because of distortion in global satellite. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the saviors of the rich, got rich themselves, new figures from the people's vaccine alliance, revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covey 19 vaccines. pfizer by and take. and madonna, are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute. despite receiving public funding of over $8000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vixen technology and know how with capital producers and oh, and middle income countries. for those who weren't counting their money in 2021, the year was on

and rich countries promised to share. but who did doses the surplus destroyed while the poorest nations of the world went without? that is no doubt that they know equitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are now rolling out blanket booster programs only have off w just member states, i've been able to reach the target of vaccinating 40 percent of their populations by the end of the year because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savior that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's fixing lines revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 19 vaccines, pfizer by and taken the durn, are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute despite receiving public funding of over $8000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting that money in 2021 year was one of loneliness, anx

and rich countries promised to share but hoarded doses, the surplus destroyed. while the poorest nations of the world went without, there is no doubt that the inequitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are now rolling out blanket booster programs, only half of w just member states have been able to reach the target of vaccine 1840 percent of their populations by the end of the year. because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savior that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's vaccine alliance revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 1900 vaccines, pfizer by and taken the durn, are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute, despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting the money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety, and depression, of epidemi

got rich themselves. new figures from the people's vaccine alliance revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covey 19 vaccines. pfizer, by and taken the journey, are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute. despite receiving public funding of over $8000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and oh, and middle income countries. for those who weren't counting their money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety, and depression, of epidemic levels. but those who we turn to what a need of care were experiencing a crisis of their own various states. one of an impending health care system collapse with the national guard deployed for support and health care staff across the globe on strike over unworkable conditions. ah and then we come full circle as hospital workers who object to mandatory cove jobs off fired regardless of their reasons to defy the mandates. i am being escorted out of kai

so you can still have, for example, in rich countries where they are rich or you reduce poverty. but hunger still is on the rise. so there isn't always a direct correlation between decrease of poverty and addressing the issue of malnutrition and hunger. yeah, that's go to nutrition. i mean, i actually just have a sandwich here. i got it from a soup market. any evidence you found that there's less nutrition in food vegetables now than say before, it is more process to the more we process food less attrition and there isn't the more a food produces have to add sort of put nutrition back into the food. so the more you start from just if you start from a raw vegetable chalk full of nutrients and vitamins and the like. and the more you're processing it, the more years depleting it's nutritional value. and what we're seeing is the rise, the increase of consumption, of processed food and, and, and, and so what companies do is though they have to add things to process more as opposed to people's access to fruits and vegetables. i mean, that's part of a class war. obviously elite are more

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and rich countries promised to share but hoarded doses, the surplus destroyed. while the poorest nations of the world went without, there is no doubt that the in equitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are now rolling out blanket booster programs only have off w just member states. i've been able to reach the target of vaccinating 40 percent of their populations by the end of the year, because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savior that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's vaccine alliance revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 1900 vaccines, pfizer by and taken the durn, are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute, despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting that money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety, and depression, of ep

and rich countries promised to share but hoarded doses, the surplus destroyed. while the poorest nations of the world went without, there is no doubt that the in equitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are not rolling out blanket booster programs, only have off w just member states. i've been able to reach the target of vaccinating 40 percent of their populations by the end of the year, because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savior that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's vaccine alliance revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful carving 19 vaccines pfizer by and taken the durn or making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute. despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting that money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety and depression, of epidemi

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he's rich charbonneau rich over important jelly fish caught around. europe are not yet officially approved as food stuff, only those imported from asia are meant for human consumption. researchers like bio technologist antonette la leona, have been studying the preservation and preparation of jelly fish for over 10 years . for now, mediterranean and barrel jelly fish are being tested as potential food sources in europe. they are very interesting anymore because they contain 9 racing material like the protein select the large and they could be more sustainable along a broader or other feature that are disappearing. it might take a while for jelly fish to appear on european menus, but these protein rich creatures have the potential to become a viable food source of the future. from the depths of the ocean to the hills of switzerland, where cheese alternatives are in the making. at the new roots company near ban, deacon takes on fondue and other cheesy treats, using caches instead of milk. it aims to provide a healthier and more ethical option to cheese. i think i used assisted to complete .

and rich countries promised to share but hoarded doses, the surplus destroyed. while the poorest nations of the world went without, there is no doubt that the net equitable sharing of those vaccines has cost many lives. while some countries are not rolling out blanket booster programs only have off w just members, states have been able to reach the target of vaccinating 40 percent of their populations by the end of the year because of distortions in global supply. meanwhile, the vaccine makers, the savings that the rich got rich themselves new figures from the people's fixing lines revealed that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 1900 vaccines, pfizer by and taken the durn and are making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute, despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting that money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety and depression, of ep

got rich themselves. new figures from the people's fixing lines reveal that the companies behind 2 of the most successful covered 1900 vaccines, pfizer by and taken the durn or making combined profits of $65000.00 every minute. despite receiving public funding of over a $1000000000.00, the 3 corporations have refused calls to urgently transfer vaccine technology and know how with capital producers and low and middle income countries. for those who was counting the money in 2021, the year was one of loneliness, anxiety, and depression, of epidemic levels. but those who we turn to when a need of care were experiencing a crisis of their own, various states won't have an impending health care system collapse with the national guard deployed for support on health care staff across the globe on strike over unworkable conditions. ah, and then we come full circle is hospital workers who object to monetary cobra jobs all fired regardless of their reasons to decide the mandates. i am being escorted out of kaiser pe

k. rowling, cuz she's rich and powerful. so ordinary people like, you know, maybe she was, you know, still had this, our french presidential candidate rejects a fine for have speech saying it is actually a crack down on free speech. will have a look at the details just off today. ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only nationally, i'm going to resist. i'll see how that strategy will be successful, very political time to sit down and talk ah, hello again. now the case party gate scandal is gaining momentum for a change though it's not the prime minister boris johnson, but the british opposition leader who is the center of attention. because footage has emerged showing the labor party leader case darma here, drinking beer with staff during the 2021 spring lockdown. and although he insists he did nothing wrong, unlike the prime minister, he is refusing to apologize just days before the election. we were v

10 riches men. his w, as the pandemic began the income of 99 percent of humanity, a worse off because of coven 19. this is not by chance, but choice. economic violence is perpetrated when structural policy choices are made for the richest and most powerful people. this causes direct com to us all the time they make has really exposed been a call. it is an fuel them. so oxide has been tracking billionaire wells for some time and of course the full list shows that it has been growing over the last 40 years. but over the last 2 years it's been really exponential. so we call it a billionaire bonanza. and at the other end of the spectrum, of course, for 99 percent of humanity, it's been a very, very difficult time. and most people are worse off as a result of the and then make, of course, more than a 160000000 people have fallen into poverty during this time. and it's in a moment when you can see the difference is really showing very, very starkly. can't cause success when there is such disparity, that a

so you can still have, for example, in rich countries where they are rich or you reduce poverty, but hunger still is on the rise. so there isn't always a direct correlation between decrease of poverty and addressing the issue of malnutrition and hunger. yeah, that's go to nutrition. i mean, i actually just have a sandwich here. i got it from a soup market. any evidence you found that there's less nutrition in food vegetables now than say before, it is more process to the more we process food less do attrition and there isn't the more of food produces have to add sort of put nutrition back into the food. so the more you start from just if you start from a raw vegetable chalk full of nutrients and vitamins and the like. and the more you're processing it, the more you're depleting it's nutritional value. and what we're seeing is the rise, the increase of consumption, of processed food and, and, and, and so what companies do though, they have to add things to process more, as opposed to people's access to fruits and vegetables. i mean, as part of a class war, obviously the leads are more