if the u. s. were to adopt something closer to say, a flat tax, do you think taxpayers would actually be able to get ahead and spend the money they make incentive in tax on what they make and then also on what they buy? well, i yeah, i mean there's lots of ways you can try to change the incentives for behavior. a flat tax is one, but, you know, i mean, i think what we see in the pandora papers and what we see with lots of other investigative reporting and some of it that's been done on r t, is that the incentives matter right now, look, the southern poverty law center, one of the famous left wing entities, they've off short tens of millions of dollars. why to dodge taxes? don't expect people to see the incentives and act a different way. and i think one of the things that's a very good about what's happened. i think we can agree is more transparency. let's see where the money is coming from. who's getting it? we have a president, united states who sitting in the white house, he's got his son getti

but who was to blame and is the u. s. were lying more on for an oil causing the global energy crisis? when we return ah, so ah pennies banks are not countable. lending against entrepreneurs necessarily, they only wanna lend against real estate speculation. so this is created the biggest real estate bob on history that's now collapsing. these people learned from their own experience, how vulnerable of business is to the bank. so you push my business over the age, pushes me right to the bankruptcy. now i realize we will go, this isn't just the bank as it may be involved in this is the concept. see, firms is, is the lawyers, these people have got you want on this stories? i do want kind of whistleblower. tell people's marriages have broken up, lost their family homes. it is spectacularly devastating for people's lives. they have committed suicide, but left behind north. the explicitly state that it was the constant intimidation and billing by buying call for sauce that late them to i talked to spy. it's obscene. these people

and in fact, over the weekend, the talks in doha were attended by u. s. government officials, including the us intelligence community, the cia is desperate to get back into the dentist and in a big way. so aid is one way that you can work your way in work your way back in with 8 of course comes administrators and others. so it really is an attempt to regain power that's been lost. now the us is less again a stamp. and so i might even say that actually is more powerful than actual manpower on the ground. but here's the thing with this. it is going around just talking about pencils and bottles of water. there's actually a, comes in a wide variety of forms. also can come in cash can also be an option. and yet time and time again, we find daniel, that america does not put any checks and balances into where this aid is going to just disappears. so is there actually anything that could be in place to make sure that the aid was put in the hands of people as what had been promised and not just use exclusively by the taliban? and in some cases, we found back ag

well, when you say we were talking about the u. s. government, whether it's under the leaderships, i'm not even talking us government and talking about why and as we as a global community not wanting to to foster good health. the relationship in these countries themselves within that we've is the 99.9 percent with the 0.01 percent. and there are powerful stakeholders from the u. s. in england and france and the neo colonizing countries who have a huge, huge interest in continuing to exploit plunder and recall in africa, south america, the places where there's so much natural, well. so i think the people empowered despite their rhetoric really have no interest in solving this migration crisis, which is not a crisis of, of migrants or crisis of, quote unquote, illegals, i would never call any human being illegal. it's a crisis of neo colonialism in neoliberalism. a field economic model that continues to be predatory versus the vast majority of humanity. and yet here in the united states for thing time and time again, that just contin

s. government for who they were choosing to hire. what did they now? yeah, i mean, essentially facebook has been hiring people and going through this process of not being transparent once again. i think it's a lack of transparency in every single thing that they do. and so they're facing fines again, but remember, fines are nothing new for facebook. and the reality is for a company like facebook, they are without question working very hard to establish within their bottom line. the cost of doing business is part of that is paying find, break, the rules, pay fines. don't do what you're supposed to do. pay a fine, get in trouble with the you pay a fine, get in trouble with the u. s. government pay a fine. it doesn't really matter because the fines don't do anything to deter behavior. the funds don't change the fact that facebook is doing what it's doing. instead, the fines are merely so the government feels like it's doing something and facebook is to continue on business as usual. and they are more from the profit than they do the problem. thank you so

when d u. s. could probably just provide it on their own, like they've been doing the last 4 years. well, we had become a net energy export, or i mean we were exporting oil, we really call we were exporting nash asked and then we come off the pipeline. so we've, we've self inflicted wounds. but keep in mind that, you know, we usually do about 19000000 barrels of oil a day in terms of u. s. consumption. and again, that's not all going into our cars. that's manufacturing. that's everything else we did down to about 17000000 barrels a day. the last year or so, we're now heading back 219220 1000000 barrels a day. as our economy starts to reopen, as manufacturing starts to come back. so we're heading back to where we were, but we've cut off part of what we've had. so we put ourselves in a hole, and i would just remind everybody that again, back to chris and john in that 1st segment, people forget that world war 2 started in large part because the japanese couldn't get us oil. we've seen worse cause because of the oil, let's be more self dependent. let's energize ourselves and not be as d

and so does that mean the u. s. is off scott free? well, i think they're looking more at offenses that were purposeful, like something that were with a total disregard of, of humanity. mass killings, these kinds of things taliban is on the books, right. it is a, this is one of the $123.00 signatories to what's called the, the rome statute that created the i c. c. so who's every governor at the time? their, their, the stuck ease? well, that's the thing i raise going, right? i will, they, i a see, i see, see actually be able to have a real investigation concerning the top. i'm not going to probably cooperate much with what they're finding to mean how legitimate, well their findings be on any of these organizations that they're going to be looking well they've, they're gonna have to go in and interview people and all that tell a bon could kick him out, we think maybe round them up and i mean it, i don't think they're going to get much cooperation. i'll tell bonnie well though they profess that they want to be a member of the internationa

s. marshall. matthew, fog, matthew, thank you for joining me. the shooting took place at timber view high school in arlington for people were injured in the incident. eventually the suspect turned himself in, or he was in fact an 18 year old timothy a simpkins. and he's been arrested. his family claims that he had been bullied in rob twice at the school in the past. and the shooting took place after a fight broke out. now none of that is an excuse to pull a gun and shoot anybody. what's your take on what took place on the ground and that emmis nbc reaction that i read before we knew really anything about you know, what really happened? well, reality is we got more guns on a route american than they are citizens in america. so we, you know, really to get man boy out of us. so we look at the state of texas. does probably look accessible in texas anywhere else, one of the highest, they come down to be the own god. but when you talk about an estimate like this, that where somebody will get angry, upset, and get a guy and go to school any other way.

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a company says it will soon ask health officials in the u. s. and around the world to authorize the drugs to use. and if cleared the drug would be the 1st pills shown to treat coven 19 something doctors say would be a major step forward in the global efforts to control the pandemic. having pills available that can prevent the evolution into serious disease would change the way we can treat. at the moment, people who are newly affected have to come to special treatment centers to receive their intravenous infusions. we could give them now or in the future, a prescription. they can go to their pharmacy and take their medication the way they do other medicines. this would allow us to treat many more people much more quickly and we trust much less expensively. but while the new medication is being here as a huge advance and the treatment of coven 19 experts at the harvard school of public health and kings college hospital in london, say the company is charging the u. s. a. 40 times more than what the drug actually costs to make. according to the rep

a russian military ship warned the u. s. destroyer about the quote in miss ability of such actions. the message was at 1st met with resistance with the u. s. vessel signaling. it was in the middle of a helicopter launch from its dock on unable to change course before eventually abiding by the command russian defense ministry called the incident, a severe violation of international another route for this hour or more great programs get going in mere moments though, stay close. ah, when europe is mentioned, what do you think a place an idea, a commonplace with diverging ideas? maybe you think of the european union, think what you wish, but europe is in crisis. it must choose between being in the ideological construct or a place with real people. and real me ah, it's what i think the most basic, but i still believe go, he did, who bought, i bought a dial tomorrow. a couple of these on your quote, but i know from politicians to athletes and movies. does the musicals does it seems every big name in the world has been here this year? hope of miss euclid corpus goes to school. ah, what do