this, the game, you know, the model to be used elsewhere. you know, so somebody who meant to be like, really present the game as a democrat, and that sort of the gaining ukraine must also be on the national it crashes, the biologist, a present that as democrats, no less than probably later. so if you tell them, well this guy, you know, this is yara sh, you know, he's a sort of us of like big right? and that's, that's the west places. so, you know, they saw these nationalist classes, islamic in a number of gave them as useful goals for destroying yugoslavia and weakening, basically weakening russia and presented to them as liberals and democrats. really interesting to me and said, you know, again we have this kind of false choice or false binary is that if you want more reform and democracy must be pro western an anti russian. i mean, why can't you be pro reform and pro number the still be pro russia? of course i'm talking about beer roots. ok. they're creating these artificial divisions that are, are completely unnecessary and do not exist i

where does the front china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage alaska was embarrassing failure for secretary of state blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. it would seem to stage a set for real negotiations, and not just the actrix. ah, ah, cross talking china us relations. i'm joined by my guess tom watkins and northville . he is president and ceo of t. d. w and associates, a global business and educational consulting firm in knoxville. we have sarah shue . she is a visiting scholar at to down university. and in beijing we have, i know, are tang and he is a political and economic affairs. commentators are across cycles in effect, that means they can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to and are in beijing right before the 2nd summit or earlier this week. chinese media was expressing that the us is looking for creating imaginary enemy out of china. and it was actually said during the high level meeting, what does that mean imaginary enemy, could yo

busy to stand up in the face of us imperialism. you know, mike, i want to know back to, you know, last november, western union cut the remittances, that cuban americans could send to their families. i mean, that that's part of the embargo. and in any one that says, and i know the current administration tend saki or it was ned price, you know, saying we know, we see no evidence that the embargo is impacted the lives of cubans. i'm paraphrasing there, that is utterly not to utter nonsense. and everybody knows that western union cut cut off the remittances, which western, by the way, it's pretty expensive duration to send money. you know, how can that not be just an attack on average cuban families? i mean, i find it is unconscionable that the, the trump administration force that through well, it depends on what happens to the remittances when they arrived. and that's not off the other certain that the people got all the money. but let's assume for a minute you're right, and the people who were sent to actually got money at the same t

there's nothing in the mainstream in the us about this. so i mean, this is, this is, this is a huge conspiracy of silence when the crime being committed in broad daylight. all this was recognized in early nineties that a paradox of having essentially a liberal empire that it will start to tear away at the domestic system. and again, this before comes an interesting or unique form of arthur in isms as greg to point out to demonstrates how the rules, laws being corrupted. so in a society based on the rule of law, the focus is on the integrity of the process and not the outcome, even though the outcome of august would have been decided. but what we see here is that the decisions have been made to destroy us on which lake males have demonstrated that the legal process is to take them. the weapon that if they don't even need really a conviction, old need is to drive on the court proceedings for eternity, and therefore just keeping in prison. and again, it's important for us to walk back because it's eating away principles and credibility of the

a peculiar use. ah, injecting pressure to inoculate against covey. governments and companies around the globe are showing controversial, had to vac on vaccines as unlocking normal life, but could have split society down the middle. we debate the issue, you're going to create a society, they just choose not to have it. they're creating their own apartheid. really those who need the bad. so you should be again, sorry to say it, but it's solely that it is not working. if there is 11 work that can explain it, it's great. world health organization slams wealthy states for hiking global vaccine disparity and asked producers to raise supplies to developing nation. it comes with the regulators.

s. us national security court. but the main thing, the main part about all of this is in a democratic system. it doesn't matter what happens outside the courtroom. in terms of the public conversation and the press would normally lead that the press would elevate the issue. people would rally around that again. due process, rule of law is all of that. it's been wiped away. that says little more about the state of democracy. in the democratic world, it's leading the rules based international order and in the rules based international order. you as the, the gold makes the rules or he has the most money makes the rules. but it's funny that when anthony blink and tried to pull the rules based card with china at that summit, alaska, china reminded anthony blink, and who has the gold apparently, because they didn't show any respect to the u. s. is shenanigans at that summit, but so it is very worrying because this is, that is a sunset moment for for democracy. and the assange case, it's just is a touchstone of, of that pr

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are together in the moon the welcome back to cross truck where all things are considered. i'm peter le beltran, and you were discussing the culture wars. ah, ah, okay, let's go back to jeff. jeff, how much is the, the mere existence of donald trump in our public space? motivate this, these divisions and divisions that are getting greater and greater because there is obviously talk that he may run again. and it seems to me because of the 1st 6 months of the, of the biding ministration media is just dropped off the cliff. i mean, their ratings of just, i mean it's devastating. ok. and then i don't know if you've noticed, but the last few days these kits and tell books about the, the last days and death agony of the, of the trump administration. that's all they're talking about right now. they need to talk about this, this turns it up here. and it really, hans, them here because the prospect of trump getting back into a public life that seems to give t

they've always looked for engagement with us institutions. and with the u. s. people, it's not the humans that have one more day in the middle of florida or in the middle of new york state. so this is a one way street of hypocrisy of imperialism. but the cubans who says they want to engage with the u. s. government. the future of cuba self determination will continue to be fought for and install it already with the revolutions in managua, in our possible libya, we see the big shifts in beer do, of course, caracas, venezuela. so that's the future. one of latin american in caribbean integration in unity who needs the old imperialist power. the us empire is in decline and that's why you have this new cold war on china. quite the opposite of what michael has said. it's unfair to the ideological hatred for china is a trade war against china. we never hear one positive word in this true dictatorship of the media here in the u. s. we've never heard one positive word about china, cuba or any other country that dares to stand up in the face of us imperialism. you know,

the systems no longer serve us, they actually control us. is there a way out from this growing dystopian? in the cross talking tech control, i'm joined by my guess, zach war. he's in san francisco, he's a google whistleblower, a tech entrepreneur and co author of the book. google leaks and whistles or is ex, was a, a big tech censorship. and in phoenix across to ryan hardwig. he is a pre speech advocate. facebook whistleblower and co author of the book behind the mask of facebook. current settlement cross talk rules and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i appreciate your both whistleblowers from some of the most tyrannical organizations that have ever existed on this planet. i feel very strongly about that, so i can ryan, i'd like you to give us a thumbnail sketch of your whistle blower experience at these tech corporations you per sac in san francisco. well, google was a really great company all the way up until 2016 when donald trump, when the election. and then they decided that they were going to go to a hard authori

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are together in long, long when i would show the same wrong when all just don't the rule. yes to shape out the same because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves well the part we she's to look for common ground in the welcome across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter, isabel. remind you we're discussing the e u in crisis. ah, okay, let's go back to donald in london so far in this program we have 2 contradictory ideas. the e u is just the all power comes from the member states. and then just supposed to that we have this all powerful commission. what is it? because that's what the arguments i hear all of the time. it's not democratic, faceless bureaucrats. but then the other argument is no, all the power comes from the member states. ok, how did, how do you, how do you balance that donald, go ahead. when it's obvious that the power comes from the council of ministers, because it's an agreement between sta

if you're in the us, it's dennis miller plus one. and if you're wondering us from the u. k, it's what similar hawks will harvey will be right in and i was trying to get you up to speed on the morning. global news headlines. join us again. ah, ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, after the biden summit, european leaders such as germany's miracle and frances macro called for renew dialogue with russia. the baltic states in poland said not so fast, thus there is no consensus within the e u on how to move forward. the ball remains in brussels court in the cross talking russia e u relations. i'm joined by my guess, john laughlin in paris. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy in nashville. we have thomas schwartz, he is a professor of political science and european studies at vanderbilt university. and here in moscow, we have dmitri slough. he's the deputy director of the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics. i totally cross talk roles and eff

see all the different systems use certain frame. yes. so the weaknesses of the nation is that the control, the not is used germans pension for collectivism and for collective sacrifice, sometimes in the same way you know, the make just using these thank demand in america, america is a nation of immigrants and people in america. you know, melville describe the way well, and you won't be come and liberate the world, destroyed the tyrants, you know, destroy this table way, which is a symbol of evil, right? so the authority gets in the united states are using it very clearly. and it's very interesting article, george b hold, jeff k, you know, kennedy, i'm like, wilson was called on making the world safe for democracy. can you just said make the world say for diversity? and that's very, that's a very important distinction. you know? and i think at the moment in the early stages, we were very close doing you agreement between the soviet union and the united states. that would save a lot of lives and a lot of effort in georgia. canon wrote abou

because it seems to me, you know, we don't use it in your everyday parents. but you know, the way i went by the communist party is kind of the veneer of hum civilization. and i think this is very much how the chinese look at it. ok. because there is civilizational force, and we have to remind our viewers that they look at it as returning to their proper place in the world. see in the west. they don't see it that way because there's the west is that he gemini, for the last 500 years, that is being tested right now. even challenge, go ahead. yes, yes, that's a very good point. but i think that g is facing a problem and i think you realize of the problem, it's been taken 50 years for china to emerge from the sort of terrible state it was in. when nixon visited it in 1972 very impoverished, backward place. suddenly, if the number 2 economy in the world could well overtake the united states in the very near future. now, if the looks of the world to reach g realizes that the united states isn't going to just accept that lying down. i mean that's why that is a defin

it comes off to the shock us us the notion of its president in his home a leading toxic journal in the u. k. colds, russian sport, and job quoted, safe and effective, stressing the lack of severe side effects, such as a ledger blood clots linked to some other also on the program we hear from a german red cross member who is raising the alarm over a growing number of those shifting their appointments for a 2nd corona virus injection, that's as a quote. cobit hesitancy trend continues to spread around the world.

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ok, and i use show purposely here. and as we're going into this here, it seems to me that as i said in my introduction, the truth seems to be quite secondary because it looks like both sides want to claim a cover up being done by the other side here. i mean, is, is this exercise worth its while? unless you just want to, in, in plain passions, go ahead in milwaukee. it's really not worth while. it's not, not a bit why not because it become such a part of the show. you know, i think i think some of the republicans, jim jordan included, even kevin mccarthy. once you get to the true, they talked about wanting to truly understand what happened. why it was more security was not added. why could, charity would turn down by the mayor. you know what, what the democratic leaders know what the time did they know of any other security threats. and so these are, these are questions that if you truly believe that this was the horrible, violent and direction and want answers you'd want answers to all of these questions and want to ge

they're the 1st words that people use. and that's what i find very frustrating if i disagree with something, why should i be called a racist? but it has nothing to do with race, but it always seems to run in that direction here. that is very, very dangerous. and i think of myself is a good faith actor. i talked to people all across the spectrum and i do it respectfully. and i disagree with back with respect. and that is something, you know, what happened to respect in public discourse. that's a, that's the dangerous place we are at now. go headlines. you know, i have always been fascinated by crowds in schools, in ration of burge and gustavo, la, bon, and how we, how we all work? that individual, we work in a group. what fascinates me because i think there's some text, this is a collective psychology. is how fast and how ferocious and how angry and how determine ordinary otherwise passions citizens can be come when you tell them to do something. it's fascinating. look how all of a sudden people just started spouting this,

remember the ah, i use ah me. she was all simply real thing a little slow, letting them go by susan. well, the oh, come a little to go see me when you have a week when you have a meeting in the room initial, authentic steamy and the spelled on the one, let me know which company else was going to look at. 2 me and i'll start with you soon. this is just looking here. when you mentioned that kim illusion actually don't thing. and then on the, on the financial young hoody illusion. but you lose could put it in, you could shoot it to the lower the the the you don't do it, you know, it didn't put one way in to live in the home and i'm not gonna put you down there for that. i'll use enough for the only i get it to him. oh we see that. i think i'm gonna put you on the list for the user level just for new megan, that is the most senior. so from having to go back to your conference with you just gotta show you boys quick. thank cornered out there, he can inform uniforms as you know, i don't think you're a member dog by ceda

it's time to get you up to speed on the global use headline. join us again. ah ah ah. hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things considered. i'm peter lavelle. last me and appears to be near washington's 20 year effort to nation building. anason was always going to end this way, a complete and total failure. it is doubtful. the corrupt government and capital will last long after the american withdrawal of dennis and remains broken and the american people poor and no one is to account the cross walking up canister. and i'm joined by my guess. marvin wine bar, we have scott read and he's the director of afghanistan and pakistan studies at the middle east institute in del mar. we have scott ritter. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector. and in kabul, we have, we're stocked with him, he is a conflict, peace and security expert, or tell me cross our rules and effects. that means it can jump in anytime you want . and i always appreciate when you go to scott, 1st, many of us watching this conflict for 2 decades expected this outco

go ahead and no, i agree, and the us withdrawal us very quickly. there's a vacuum left behind. it is obviously the challenges for neighbors because they're not going anywhere. and obviously as you mentioned, direct is all of this, this, this could very easily be stabilized ventilation in the military and i'm more instability. so i think i have not gotten government to read explaining to projects . and again, the possibility of having this renewal of the civil war of the 90 s could be quite problematic something and obviously most goes quite concerned about it. but again, there's also some opportunities i would say because the u. s. strategy and it's all the centralization was too large, extensive the central nation region from countries like russia and china. so this was with economic projects that everything was geared to in this direction. now and this was consistent with the u. s. u. k. history of your asia, which has been brought to divide by the major powers. so the news coming out from china and russian, but even iran to smaller extent is the failure of the us natal condi

he told us that andrew was competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else to be happening the, the, the, the ah, worse than flooding in china in $1000.00 views, it's called deaths wiped out transport infrastructure breach townsend spots. a huge blast and aluminium plant situation said to be to be writing the rolling come to thing, reaches by phone. friends, presidents, ammonia mcdonald, is a series of investigations. as to reports emerge, he and the senior team were potentially new, buys railey develop spyware, and also ahead nobody suggested not a way.

join us again that i the i hello and welcome to stop there. all things considered peter real about russian president vladimir putin has penned a long article on russia and ukraine. needless to say, it is evoked a lot of responses. we tell you why this article is important. also so long angle of merkel. germany's long serving chancellor. what will be her lasting legacy? ah, the to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, jordan semi raleigh in budapest. he's a podcast or the guy which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow were joined by dmitri bob, which is a political adolescent editor. if you know me, internet media project or gentleman cross talk roles and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. okay, let's go to george in budapest, while george russia always seems to be in the news one way or another. but it's an, it isn't a very different way this time. vladimir putin, the russian president pen to very, very long article. a very studied article i would say about the relat

the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, ah, you k prime minister says that england is ready to remove almost all coven restrictions, claiming deaths are down. however, critics point to the fact that cases are still going up and us troops to quit their key afghan based on the taliban makes significant advances in the north. but president biden is not in the mood to talk about it. talk about happy days, man and protests, an outrage in london and new york over the weekend to join us on the market. yet another birthday behind bars. but the impact of his case may go a lot further. i think what astonishing did a challenge everything that he's followed steve west notions of the.

it was also directed to russians within the us, auburn ukraine right now. and also i think it's george is mentioned here is a signal to the west that ukraine as very special significance, the russians national security and certain things will not be tolerated. go ahead or i think it was primarily written for the people of your brain at lunch. not only irrational, but also radiance will also suffer because of this terrible situation. i don't think, would you expect that any kind of reception, any kind of constraint is reception from? do you bring a government? he actually said right before i can call that ukrainian people are not hostile to russia, ukrainian leadership. now unfortunately, it's foster russia and they're very responsible, 18 years or president landscape to this article shows that which was not from, you know, just you just said i will read it might have time. and he, he drew something about, you know, russians and ukrainians, being brothers, he drove about car and an apple and he said, no, i see mr. fortune is the wasting his time on. instead

he told us that andrew was competent short term. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like something else had to be happening rather driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, what the magic cross topler all things considered? i am peter le bell. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real names. the go back to georgia in budapest. well, anglo merkel. georgia is finally finally leaving the political stage. you know, i have to admit, i had a lot more hope for her in the beginning, mostly for the reason that she comes from eastern germany and i now you play in retrospect, i'll be honest with you that, that you be more of the bridge, a beach for between east and west and i was been proven disastrously wrong. ok. she's been in power a long time and i think she leaves with a pretty scanty legacy about a negative one. go ahead. george. very scanty legacy. i

we're used to hearing you will, leads messaging about the importance of values. not everyone in the block agrees. in fact, a growing number of conservative and populous forces are speaking out against what some call brussels colonial outlook. conservatives and populace. talk the language of family and culture in leaps, talk a values to create a european superstate. the the cross talking the even crisis. i'm joined by my guess. i'm scared in london. he's america's professor of international history and former convener of repeat studies at london school of economics. also in london, we have donald so soon he has ameritas professor of comparative european history at queen mary university of london. and in syracuse, we cross at glen morgan. he is a professor in the political science department at maxwell school at syracuse university. alright, gentlemen, cross groves and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always let me go to alan 1st in london, the slow vini and prime minister recently condemned the eas, western states for imposing, quote, imagi

and actually europe into just a slave us of all of the united states. i guess, i think that will be her legacy or a german, that's all the time we have. want to take my guess here in moscow and in budapest, one i think our viewers for watching is here to see you next time. remember across the the a. ready ready launch crunch l i class and i tried to push me off. the song said it was just the culture blue book to leave you for one for the the because it's always more you to meet the he's going to repeat usually through which and it's gone. yeah. cuz really new bushel was the moment that she is not a monumental charged rock on top driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me ah, me, eastern half of the united states. we're going to have billions, if not trillions of periodical cicada is interacting with tens of millions of human beings in their back yard. i obviously, some of the cicadas do not have very high tolerance for alcohol because they are already passing out for long or 6 minutes more 100 the i mean that's very satisfying.

it's their only trading with us. we don't stop them from trading with anyone else. we never have really. and the europeans have no trouble trading there. it's a socialist government, it's a socialist economy. and so it's a how a terry and government. and it's not functioning properly simply because it is a dictatorship. and it's a word. we can't pussyfoot around. we got, we got to call it what it is and the people are swimming away from cuba, not because they don't have electricity is certainly their economic poverty as part of it. they're swimming away from it to tell terry and government from an oppressive government. and if it were near merely neo colonialism, they wouldn't swim back to the mother country from its colonial roots. they would swim elsewhere. so i am, and we, there is something we have to do with cuba and i'm, i'm where you are, peter. i don't know what that is and continuing the embargo, i think is ineffective. i agree with you, but i don't know that trading with them is going to get where we want to be other than legitimizing. and so tell a tarion

where has the us successfully imposed? i mean that by imposed as opposed to, you know, countries adopting it themselves. where has that worked? it has it. i mean, airbus spring is a massive failure. we're seeing the the result of that into dasia. obviously iraq is a broken country because of what we did. ghana sat, we're leaving behind essentially a kind of poison pill on the doorstep of russia. china and all the stands around it as a try to figure out what they're going to do with the situation that was caused in essence, by somebody else. so at this juncture, the, you know, the u. s. is viewing china the way they would act if they were in china's place in china, is trying to say, look, we're not trying to do the things you did. we're more internally focused. everything is about trying to help our people grow up on moderate economy. now, this is not to say china doesn't have problems, but they're not the problems that you know, my other guests and america said she mentioned human rights. there's a real difference between

they used it all of the time. ok, so i, you know, and plus, you know, daniel may be right, and i think technically he is right here about how the electoral college works. but arthur, that's what the, you need to 70 to win. that's what you need to 70, that's all that really matters here. the what am i keep stressing the point, the rules of the game are before you, everybody you know is you need to 70. now if that's right or wrong, daniel's got a good argument there, but that's where we stand right now. so i, i, so i get really frustrated when you don't get to 70 for your candidates, that we don't like the electoral college. it seems to me that's kind of reduction is go ahead arthur, while you are to address that point, i'm not a constitutional scholar. so i don't want to go to, to on constitutional history necessarily. but from my understanding, the whole point of that system as it was, was to make sure that each state which kind of was like, almost like a country and a union sort of like to you, maybe a bad compar

and i keep using like a word here it's, it's a grid. i mean, this is really why a lot of pockets for people are all very long time and, and saying that is something that's been worried, but maybe have martin millen that had to be joined to stop. i mean, you basically crying and run a president biden, you know, what about children and women, you know, and all that. i mean, here's, here's a guy who's supposed to be in charge of the national security being said new, worried about the nation building. and i don't know if he's worried about his buddies making a whole lot of money like they have for decades. glenn, one of the things that is very interesting is that go back to your 1st stanza here . this is the real opportunity for russia and china, and then again player such as pakistan is pointed out here. but i mean if, if there is a, if there is a solid consent of these large powers outside about san i think that gives reason. the hope here because they all see the back of the matter is the us it respected, but we have that get if that doe

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in hello, driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me. ah oh, welcome back. across all things considered, peter, this is the home edition and to remind you were discussing some real news. ah, ah okay, let's go back to jim in moscow here. when we went to a quick break here, you want to finish up your point. go ahead. so some of the 1st wave off or so it was, was in the early ninety's, the by the 1994. the situation stabilized, you know, the tools was find in the car box, georgia for some time, stop their attacks against pardons and seconds. and then they restarted in 2008 when saga really tried to retake. so why did you do that? why did the 2nd way we'll see more more stuff in the pharmacy region because georgia and ukraine were promised to membership in bucharest. so the nationalists decide up here it goes there. but unity again, you know, we had the opportunity in the early 90 s late eighty's for the 17 integra

she's a political analyst and editor in us, me. internet media project or a gentleman cross up rules and effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. ok, let's go to d. m a 1st here in, in moscow it was a lot of media coverage about diem, of the 100 enter birth 3, the birthday party of the communist party in china. and it was a mixed bag. what when one would expect. but what, what struck me very much about it for a communist party, it was not remarkably, an ideological in many ways. of course, there was lip service being paid to mark's leninism. but it was really much about the the physical real achievements of an organization known as the communist party of china. and it wasn't necessarily because of socialism. it is because of the party. what were your thoughts? well, i share your impression and i would say that it was very important that the stress was on respect to history. i mean, at the moment when in canada, they just troy the monument for green victoria, because of something that happened af

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are together now ah, it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime, but old wounds still haven't hailed your from going into the furnace. because when the plumbing out the nickel feed and give me sample for me on the bus at the station, you notice that i just, i think ultimately no thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. it only brought about a, even for the vista bit of my own robles. and to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for amber parents. ah, welcome back to cross back where all things are considered. i am peter isabel, remind you were discussing the e, you in crisis. ah. okay, let's go back to donald in london so far in this program we have 2 contradictory ideas. the e u is just the all power comes from the member states. and then just supposed to that we have this all powerful commission. what is it? because that's what the arguments i

i mean that the nation build us in washington. maybe they don't. they don't want to have good results. but look, look at the fruit. ok. bushnell is now even worse than indeed in the times, or what kind of florida i'm in the privatization where they do faster. you can only leaves off the area. you know, ukraine in the 1st year after my don, it's g d b. i mean big school crania and don't boss, but the g d. b, all the areas which remained ukrainian and this is 97 percent of the ukrainian territory. the g d p fell almost 10 percent because ukraine cob all was almost always economic to russia. it left their free trade zone with russia embrace the european union. european union did not allow them to do its markets. so it's a tragedy yet, but also you politically. i think joe, politically, it's a lose lose situation for everyone. in the national interest. you don't need a petrol, wrote an article, had learned how to break the coach or read walk and ukraine, and nikolai petro rights, and that basically it rushes great shift eastward as he calls. and i mean

us every where we look online because our relationships are what matters most of us. and that's how we find meaning. and how we make sense in our place in silicon valley see, don't mention in the slick presentations. however, i think goes to workers who train the software. humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online. but we're sold as this miracle of automation behind your screen. it's a long rouble workforce. that seems algorithm. that's next to nothing on a very good day to do $5.00. now. a really bad day. i could do henson. these workers are movable by design. it's about labor costs, but it's also about creating layers of lessening responsibility between those who solicit the kind of work and need us and those who do it the welcome across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you were discussing the us china relationship. mm. okay, let's go back to tom in northville at the very end of the program. we had a discussion the topic of the week or it was brought up here. so tom, let me ok, irrespective of

and i believe that the only be out for us is the peace process to succeed. so instead of really counting the months and days, let's think of the possibility of the peace process to proceed. ok, hey, let me know. well that, that has given us the hope for a continuation of the peace process. okay, we're almost out of time you're marvin, i'll give you the last 30 seconds. go ahead. i'm a little bit more pessimistic that we're starting on this. i don't think there is a piece that tell him i have to are convinced that they were on the very military victory. the united states is not losing here. the loser in south got us then see i got people and i think we have to keep that in mind. united states will go on without god is done. although we replications it's, it's looking all the parts of the world to invest a militarily and in other ways. so if we ask on people who are going to suffer here, and that's the tragedy that, well, we can all agree on this panel. it is a tragedy here many thanks them, i guess in washington del mar and, and cobble. and thanks to our view

he told us that andrew was competing short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening with the coverage restrictions and mandatory policies, bug furious rallies for freedom across the world. for medics argue that where one person liberty begins another ends, you have to balance personal choice with what's good for the most people at the end of the day. life is a balance of risk that you can't wrap people up in costs, and what else are the us won't be investigating. new york state handling of cobit 19 and nursing homes despite is ations of deliberately under.

look at the us military. i mean, you know, the war in afghanistan apparently is coming to an end, but there's no post mortem of why we had to stay there for 20 years. and why are we still in iraq? why are we in syria? there's no compensation in the, in the mass media, there is a 0 conversation about that, but these are obvious questions to ask if you want to get you, we, they want money for a month and then they want to curtail our freedoms. ok. and it, this is a spiral downward. go ahead, daniel. well, depends on how you define the term failure because i would suggest it certainly in the case of the capitol hill police, there were some great successes. there is video that exists of them opening the doors for the protesters to come in and share your view, peter, that people the damage thing should be brought to heal for damaging things and for hurting people. nevertheless, there's plenty of evidence that they did open the door for some protesters. the capitol hill police are the perfect stars, the organizatio

it's time for us view the world according to jesse about can offer. now with the latest join us again that ah, join me every thursday. i'm alex simon short. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the news with ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . cubans experience demonstrations for and against her by the government. many in the us loudly say something must be done. what that something is, is not entirely clear. the fact is, the u. s. has done many things against cuba for decades. namely the long standing trade embargo, maybe washington should stop trying to help the cuban people for a change. the cross talk in cuba, i'm joined by my guess, michael flannigan in washington. he is president atlantic and consulting in a former congressman in new york. we have daniel shaw. he is professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york. are i telling cross type rules and that means you can jump in anytime

we use that the rules. ready and we are held to be a violation of the interesting georgia is that, remember samantha power, she lamented russia's use of the veto. and it's really quite incredible i would say to samantha power, it shows the system works because that's how it was supposed to work. that was, that was the whole point. that's why they put that in the veto. they don't want to do what they, why, and the league of nations that failed. so we can't do this again. you know, if you know this, this, this is hiding behind the close of democracy. but well, let's look at the record yugoslavia. let's look at iraq. let's look at syria afghan, and then we go on and on. i mean, it's really quite incredible this, this idea logical offensive has garnered very little again. ok, and ends in failure every single time. and we have, we have the bio ministration, actually doubling down on it and, and as you just pointed out in the 1st part of the program, no interest section whatsoever. why it didn't work. go ahead. w

she had been with, you know, by them is the lead or the free will use. i don't just go, it was just dismissed. the people, even though it was stuff that you're, i would contest would be my head to say, you know, this can kind of a purity here. i think just complete mediocrity all over the place. modeling through and missed opportunities left and right and create and change to the political landscape of germany while when demons. absolutely right. we have people contesting this ideology and the the establishment. and that's all because of merkel over the last 30 seconds. got a huge or yeah, there's always been an opportunity for your 2000 independent role between the united states and russia. and you know, there have been people like my role on occasion because i'll take it later that you know, the role of a, to quote, anything like that and actually europe into just a slave us of all of the united states. okay. i guess i think that will be her legacy or a gym and that's all the time we have. want to take my guess here in moscow and in budapest, one i thi

hurry done to testify in a us court.