see that on social media. you can see that in talk radio and in newspaper columns where some people are saying, you know, good for trudeau. this is a mockable guy. he holds a 40-minute press conference largely on his impeachment scandal and domestic issues while you re sitting right there. you know, of course you re going to sort of have a laugh about it afterwards. but on the other hand, there s a sense of like don t poke the bear. we re in the middle of the negotiating the new nafta. this is a thin-skinned, impulsive, and event vengeful president and who knows what he could do next, right? we need the united states as an ally in canada. so there s sort of a cheering section and yet there s also a real fear of what retaliation might come if trump feels angered by this, if it doesn t sort of go away and get smoothed over. it s fascinating you don t all often get to see behind the scenes, world leaders having
and so because of that, canadians shows of independence. when justin trudeau s father was the prime minister and he was called an expletive, he responded i ve been called worse by better people. he was widely respected for that. but on the other hand, for the same reason, it s not good to have the president of the united states angry at you. so there s mixed rea in canada. you can see that in talk radio and newspaper columns, where some people are say going for trudeau. this is a mock lk guy. he hold as 40-minute press conference, largely on the impeachment scandal while you re sitting right there. of course you re gehaving to a laugh about it afterwards.
because we hear this week after week when people claim that the right to free speech is being squeezed and where do we hear this we hear this in television debates we hear this in newspaper columns and we hear this online statement we hear this in public protests in india that s what i don t hear if you think freedom house is the latest report which says that despite a vibrant media indian journalists risk harris meant death threats and physical violence in connection with their work such attacks are rarely punished and some have taken place with the complicity or active participation of police. i think it is shameful whenever any journalist is attacked indeed there have been some attacks and maybe there are people complicit at the lower level but prosecutions do happen to happen and i can you know i can tell you very comprehensively it is not the indian state it is not the indian government and it is not the b d p which condones this what is telling is that your latest annual crime re
that s not a way to run a democracy he says it s also not a way of understanding what the majority was so or is he admittedly india and why don t i answer that with due respect to professor amartya sen he has an unstinted record of making such statements against the b.g.p. and against prime minister more the i think a better alternative to look at would be the latest indian economics nobel laureate which is a budget banner g who has a balanced track record of both criticising some of the steps taken by our government as well as supporting some of the deep seated reforms that the more the government is embarking on. but there are plenty of examples where you ve been squeezing the space for free speech up and you know that s not true really that s not true because we hear this week after week when people claim that their right to free speech is being squeezed and where do we hear this we hear this in television debates we hear this in newspaper columns and we hear this online statement w
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