a junkie could vote ric flair's can vote they can all vote we have all got to dip my wild eyed bag and harebrained idiots namrata dingleberry for brains in bucket of ass war profiteers war criminals a war hawk conmen and bamboozling skimmers and tricksters frog there's a nicer postures grifters tool. for back and. balance are the least of your worries. alan kral until the ones you can actually trust. and as long as we're on the topic of good news in our insane prison system philadelphia city council voted to end a cash bail now if you're an idiot has given any it like like me you've never given that much thought to bail i never thought that much about it but when you do you realize it's just a system design. fine to punish the poor because they're the only one. they're the only ones that can't pay it and it keeps them in jail while they're awaiting trial which means they haven't been convicted yet like either the person deserves to be free or they don't what does whether they have two thousand dollars have to do with anything. out of it made. to make this much sense is the government saying you can get married if you have a birthmark shaped like the queen of monaco. so basically our innocent until proven guilty ideal is actually guilty until proven rich enough to have botox on cash and . apparently the the cash bail system dates back to medieval times when it was created to help pay for the jails but nowadays no one in the war on failure did that much like other medieval torture devices like drawing and quartering and one where you crank the wheel and it pulls the guy's elbow skin over is. oh i'm sorry one country one other country still charges people for their freedom the philippines and they also still use the elbow skin things out of which i was. in england in canada the role of a bail bondsman a third party who agrees to pay up or arrest these bail in exchange for more money down the line is a crime the way we treat criminals is a crime in other countries. the point is. and that even pretending that all those arrested are criminals with no start the point ense freedom is not something you should charge someone for and a hundred and ninety whatever countries realize that here's a short list of other things that human beings should not be charged for when they live in a bulb and humane society getting out of jail healthcare clean water. third checking a bag on an airplane you into the fast lane on the right used in the internet in a hotel you find out how to pay for the goddamn room. and you take a good dump all right. you know a lot of countries it's not uncommon to be charged for a public restroom but i'm willing to take my situation here to a toilet aren't i doing you a favor. you should pay me. to go to court greg but since facebook google and you tube or suppressing our content you can also follow me add steam at dot com at least camp or you can text the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine friggin quick we'll be back in ninety seconds. the bond market will not crash this time it will continue to go even lower and negative yields on various bonds will increase from the trillion dollars worth of negative yielding sovereign debt now the even more. chilling dollars of negative yielding sovereign debt and we're going to go down the rabbit hole even further but it certainly smells like what the panic cash withdrawal in places like china and west. these various markets are what the oil price is climbing higher and gold looking better that we've got here. and reversed. the best out of. the concepts. to perform i actually pass myself to die. you know said he'd well i'm so sorry to squint just. as my son. came home about stuff. squinty was. so unsafe and. so we'll see. what traditionally if it was that he could with us he was just that yes good to be sure so i took it to education knowing that the couple so kind of p.s.k. . i held the back door to the twenty eight financial figures the index released by the tax justice network among one hundred twelve countries the us now ranks as the second largest tax haven on earth surpassing the cayman islands race to the bottom of the week. here now to explain more of our senior tax cheat john of o'donnell's. code record i don't you know my taxes are ok frisbee golf equipment and head of faith are legitimate business expenses all right. so john after that and things get this. you mean have things get this bad as you make a monopoly lines were pretty much all they were known for his money laundering and turtle burgers and we've surpassed them on one of those there. are people who are already fatter and dumber but now we hide money better for corporations and for doing it adds absolutely no why. we like to eat. some of the ham hocks get live right here. on the us has become like catnip for tax fraud all right embezzle man bribe or a money laundering things need to change things are changing baby in just the past three years we've increased our market share of offshore financial services by fourteen percent we now account for over twenty two percent of the entire global market crushing. kind of change huge corporations all over the world aren't paying into the societies that made them rich and we're facilitating that fast it's it's it's a serious sign of decline is it is it i mean i decline to agree with you here. i mean i have you seen delaware's laws lately it's like bernie madoff did on p.c.p. it's awesome one single story building in delaware is actually the registered address for more than a quarter million businesses around the world again crushing. where. crossing head luck to us is actively helping to shift the tax burden away from the the richest entities the corporations on a global scale and it's hurting countless people know what's not i mean according to the tax justice network financial secrecy provided by the us has caused untold harms of the ordinary citizens of foreign countries whose elites abuse the united states as a bolthole for looted well. yeah that's awful i don't know i mean a bolt hole sounds pretty go with. me in hiding place. i thought i'm in a glory over lightning ball. and i mean get on a do and sun. i don't know. so why this shift is the us number two is a tax well a major reason is that we don't comply with the o.e.c.d. common reporting standards and i'll give you one hundred dollars if you can tell me what o.e.c.d. stands for organization for economic cooperation and development that's how could you possibly know that this is only a dollar no it's not it's a hundred dollars and it's a tax write off. anyway because the u.s. doesn't use o.e.c.d. common reporting standards money held in us banks and institutions will not automatically need to be reported to the account holders tax authorities as it would if you were in one of the more than one hundred countries that thus far have agreed to begin automatically exchanging tax relevant account information great so our laws actually set up to actively launder money yeah they are which makes it crazy that we're only the number two tax haven because it is still number one. give us a couple years we're coming for used to have zero and then all you'll have left is john clay and roger federer and his forehand is i want to. thank you. i run in new and exciting ways for more on this let's go to our troop on that limb again. i was just thrown out of church for arguing with the reverend because he disagreed when i said being poor was one of the seven deadly sins being poor of course replace the seventh. mostly because americans were confusing it with this type of. there's no reason to drag something that cute and cuddly into this. well you'd literally have to drag them because they're slow as. but it's long also implies an unwillingness to work a characteristic that our government seems to think applies to millions of americans who rely on social safety net programs for food health care and now housing because the department of housing and urban development is considering work requirements for federal housing assistance this latest proposal comes on the heels of an already planned six billion dollars budget cuts to the agency and agency headed by a nyquil overdose poster child whose opinion we're supposed to value now because he drove by a housing project once and because he said this inspirational nugget i think. yeah i don't think that's how we were. but i'll give him the benefit of the doubt and try that we've been black. being black is just the state of my. being black is just a state of. ok how on what the. ok this isn't surprising. but what is surprising is this is ministrations failing to realize that most people who receive federal rental assistance already work or try to. in twenty fifteen fifty nine percent of god elderly non-disabled households using vouchers a form of federal assistance to find affordable housing for working or had work recently while an additional ten percent or likely already subject to work requirement under the temporary assistance for needy families program that means hug plan to require residents to work up to thirty two hours a week is just another hurdle for people who haven't been able to find work because they are the primary caretaker of a parent or child with disabilities or an access bender or because public transportation in their town is as common as people who showed up for their six am work shift in philly after winning the super bowl. already have that crowd gangling so fans formed a better social safety net than most low income americans have especially when going to hug with multiples could also mean brain rent for millions of people who receive housing aid including the two hundred most vulnerable residents. if you receive what assistance chances are your rent is based on income adjusted for the fact you pay for child care have disability expenses or if you're old enough to remember doing cold war era nuclear bomb drills in school. the old cold war not the new one. but was hugs latest proposal your rent is based on your gross income as if none of those deductions exist you know the same way hud forgot you exist when they wrote this proposal or the same way that she forgot to walk on stage during the republican presidential debates. how does work with wire been stressful. safety net programs doesn't mean if they don't compensate for the benefits of the safety net to lose in the process and while most of the people who rolled in safety net programs already have jobs they aren't enough to lift them out of poverty partially because of the us minimum wage had kept up with the economy many low wage earners could earn double what they're making now nearly ten million people rely on federal housing assistance it's not their fault that gentrification is walling up affordable housing or that hud is chronically underfunded or that the agency failed to enforce fair housing act standards to prevent the discrimination that locks families out of safe and affordable housing for decades. housing shouldn't be a privilege in this country it's a human right. but at least parsing is making good on his promises it will not be my intention to do anything to benefit any any american reporters i'm sure now let me get back to night that's our show but i have a lot of comedy shows coming up in austin houston pittsburgh washington d.c. and other cities go to redacted tor dot com for details or to vote for your city to be added and don't accept i'm good i. despite its title and history. don't you know you know who's dominated international sport. this was about the lives of those champions from. you know. when i'm not sure if. you more move there with the ball for me just remember if you're just going through for the record your mother's shoes was the reason for your you were the first some of you to limp it team of nine hundred fifty two with some good seeds of concentration camp prisoners and from slime soldiers for sure but even then it's good to know there is corruption because you are much. good because your worst but you're the one for whom. they're going to have a cross with you if you think that we're going to. be very sincere personal for through personal. enthusiasm you know when you're out there somewhere simply because they're in your world where there's sure to rearm and there will be a rising star can we. do you mean you don't. see. why to get a court to do. what they did not through only ten. minutes. left to no kill said. no servant is that. you speak french. yes. let's send them all to new. jersey. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who have it in me to give ourselves the simple song alone even find company elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over their utilities anybody tell us drop us a laxness you guys we got. to go. buy been this is us because i'm out. for you and i'm for the lift bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more the water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of our west birds and their debt downwards we want our. money. i i. i i. israel strikes twelve targets in southern syria after the damascus downs an israeli fighter jet for the first time in thirty six years called to get a response to israeli aggression. meanwhile turkey's president says that one of his country's military helicopters has been down to near syria's northern border where ankara is carrying out a military operation against kurdish militias it considers to be terrorists. south korean president says that he is ready to accept an invitation from king jong un true because if north korea in the latest sign of thaw in relations between the countries. and assuage towards the far right is heating debate ahead of a general election in italy hundreds of anti precious activists are demonstrating in an italian city which recently saw a racially motivated shooting. very good evening to you my name is neil harvey this is r.t. international. serious stand an israeli fighter jet for the first time since one thousand nine hundred two claiming it's in response to new raids near damascus the israeli military reacted by attacking twelve targets including both syrian and iranian facilities and it was down the pilots managed to reject it all began with israel reportedly intercepting what it claimed to be an iranian drone crossing israeli air space so it deployed jets to target the presumed location of the drone operator and the perspectives in syria and israel on the situation differ in certain respects this morning burst through an army command confirming. syrian air defenses intercepted israeli fighter jets that were carrying out an airstrike on location in central part of the country and then later on found a news agency the state news agency said that israel carried out subsequent strikes on locations west and south of the syrian capital damascus also said that the fences from the tsunami have been intercepting piece attacks we all we can also confirm that the sites that were targeted in the earlier attack that took place on don't today is the t for everybody in central syria in the deserts of central syria near the problem iraq my military sources are saying that there has been no casualties only three want to talk to us in this don't attack but there is no social confirmation so far has been hit before by israeli airstrikes. earlier this year and back then israel said that it was a believed to be and a gathering of iranian advisors and the command building of the syrian army's first armored division well it's a play in three acts it all started with any iranian drone a remotely piloted vehicle which entered israel proper we don't know yet where they are for surveillance or attack and it was shot down by an israeli armed apache helicopter now following that particular incident the israeli air force has retaliated against the launcher of this particular drone. hitting the. command and control of vehicle and perhaps the launcher itself and during this attack one of the israeli f. sixteen s was idea of heat by syrian ground defenses. or the pilots got the impression they are about to be bailed out israel has again retaliated heaping be it twelve targets several of them being iranian and several syrian if you do you most serious incident. between israel and syria and definitely between israel and iran in many years perhaps in ten or fifteen years we have not seen like a free. if you will lebanon complained to the united nations accusing israel of violating its sovereignty have to tel aviv use the country's airspace to carry out the attack on syria like blumenthal and senior editor at the real news dot com said the escalation with lebanon didn't do israel any good last time and this time it could be even worse. it's a dramatic incident for a number of reasons first of all this is the first israeli plane that syria has down since one thousand nine hundred eighty two second of all israel is unable to ask a late for a number of reasons benjamin netanyahu was in the opposition when the israeli government attacked southern lebanon and lost to hezbollah in two thousand and six and he fears another escalation in which hezbollah is substantially stronger after the experience it's gained on the syrian battlefield and the syrian army has gained advanced russian air defenses the s. two hundred for example which appears to have downed this f. sixteen so israel is in a tight bind here and they have blamed this entire incident on iran and consider it an attack on israeli sovereignty which is actually frankly bizarre because the israeli military struck twelve targets inside syria not israel and the golan heights is considered under international law syrian territory. well things seem to be heating up in the skies over the region a turkish military helicopter has crashed in the series northern border turkey's carrying out an operation against kurdish militias considered terrorists by ankara at least two people were killed the president vowed the perpetrators will pay the consequences. a helicopter has just been downed of course all this will happen we are at war they'll be casualties on both sides yesterday we destroyed their missile depos surely will make them pay a heavy price but we do know is that the helicopter came down according to the kurdish fighters near the village in syria's afrin district and north of the country according to the turkish side according to the president that helicopter was shot down in her thai province that's a southern province in turkey which borders afrin to the west of that region now we know that the soldiers were killed in that incident we don't yet know the type of helicopter but according to the prime minister been alejandra the cause of the crash is unclear we don't know if it was a technical malfunction weather conditions or actually brought down so still unclear as of yet what we do know is that this incident certainly won't help the current situation in the region we also know that it's the third aircraft to come down in the region in the last week or ten days the first one was the russian su twenty five shot down over by rebels the other one the israeli f. sixteen by syrian anti-aircraft fire this helicopter as well proving that groups in the area do have the weaponry to hit targets and bring them down at a distance and so lots of people are wondering why turkey was on syrian territory in the first place well actually the turkish general staff said they hit nineteen targets in the region that included shelters i mean mission gun positions belonging to terrorists some of the turkish government often used to describe kurdish militias in the area now it's been three weeks since operation olive branch was launched on january the twentieth the turkish military. gratian to clear the border region of terrorists as they're described by or they want to bring the syrian land back to syrian people recently stated that what's our friend is liberating the turkish army will go further take a listen you know we're going to continue the order of branch operation until we achieve our goals and then as promised we will clear man beach of terrorists after that we will continue our struggle up to the iraqi border until no terrorists are left the turkish forces are a long way from reaching into lube or any areas of true deep inside syrian territory but what this does mean is that turkish forces in the long run could get bogged down in a quagmire against armed groups which ironically have been supplied by the united states so what's the threat that we could see things escalate further there's definitely a risk of escalation u.s. forces are present in northern syria in kurdish territory where they've been involved in those train assist the quick missions helping kurdish fighters against the islamic state no one has said man bridges a city that could be next where this could bring the turkish forces into direct conflict with those of the united states take a listen to how much this worries the americans we would call and certainly on the turks to not take any actions of that sort don't want them to engage in violence but we want them to keep focused on isis now turkey and the united states of course our nato allies they have been for decades but in this particular conflict they support sides which are diametrically opposed and certainly when the fight against isis may well be over that conflict those tensions in northern syria are unfortunately only at the very beginning of what could be a long and difficult drawn out process. we asked middle east expert and contributed to with allie risk about whether the tragic incident could be used by ankara for further escalation in syria i think that the turks the turkish president of russia . already intends to escalate so i don't think that this particular incident will be used as a kind of justification as we heard in his remarks you know he intends to go on to a member of german go on elsewhere reaching up to the iraqi border but i think that he will face some very very huge monumental challenges because even enough three in . the turks are encountering such difficulty. will be a different story that could threaten a potential showdown with the u.s. ally and i don't think turkey is ready for that so i think that the turks are in a somewhat difficult position but or do one has climbed the ladder of escalation and i think the problem he faces is who can bring him down allow him to withdraw other same time saving face it's quite a big predicament i think which he faces. south korean president says that he's ready to accept an invitation to.