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suggestions of mailing in a vote and turning up on election day conflicting advice on the u.s. president ahead of november's poll. jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the man shot in the back by police donald trump wouldn't say his name but his presidential rival speaks to jacob blake and his family while visiting. renewed hope of finding a survivor in lebanon's rubble as people struggle to cope one month after the port .

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is on a mission he believes freedom in the u.s. is in danger and fears a coup against the government could be on the way. he and his troops patrol portland for weeks demonstrations against racism and police violence have rocked the city dia's wants to put a stop to them. police saying back i understand that they're worried about the numbers growing but i would handle the situation differently if i had the manpower and equipment and fortunately he didn't so he and his militia had to pull back. violence is also on display in portland the situation has repeatedly escalated between black lives matter demonstrators and the militia like groups that repeat the q a non montra save our children. the number of militias in the nation is increasing and gun sales are as well is the u.s. on the verge of another civil war. pretty good. that exists. another civil war in the us in part as a response to conspiracy theories is that too far far fetched yes i think so i think talking about the possibility of a civil war is vastly exaggerated but there

the u.s. is always of in fact the people all right the world this has been going on for a number of that what you can be called to report the truth or an international perspective to try keep playing your global audience how this could impact your life this is an important part of the world and al-jazeera is very good at bringing the news to the world from here. donald trump's undisclosed financial records are publicizing the u.s. president reportedly paid no income taxes in 10 of the past 15 years. total fake news no actually a paid tax. plan. signed this is.

u.s. senate as a republican so the race in florida is becoming what it was always going to be: a 1 to 1 and a half points race down the stretch between two candidates. if you put anyone on the ballot with a d or r next to their name their guaranteed 47 percent of the vote and the fight is over the remaining percentages and a lot of that has to do with turnout and enthusiasm but i also think the president will win florida for a variety of different reasons. >> live now to our roundtable discussion with20/20 democratic presidential candidate joe biden and a number of military veteransin tampa florida . this is live coverage on c-span2 . >> thank you for your years of service and continued commitment to supporting our students. veterans as they pursue their educations . thank you hillsborough community college for hosting us today. my wife jill is a community college professor and we've known for a long time community colleges are the best kept secret in america in terms of our education syst

monday afternoon, german ambassador to the u.s. emily haber discusses the impact of the coronavirus on germany and europe. the conversation hosted by george washington university can be watched live on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. joe biden says it is unfair that president is moving forward with judge barrett's nomination at a time when early voting is underway in many states, here are his brief remarks. [no audio] sen. biden: good afternoon, on haday my wife jill and i the honor of paying respects to justice ginsburg and her family. first woman in history of our nation to lie in state in the u.s. capitol. it should not have taken nearly this long to bestow that honor on a woman, it speaks to the unique and powerful impact justice ginsburg has made on our society and her legacy, equal rights and justice under the law. shortly before justice ginsburg passed, she told her granddaughter, my most fervent wish is that i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. it was not a personal

anon supporters are good people who love the u.s. that's a quote and along with at least one of his sons he has retreated q and on post what impact does that have it gives a lot of confirmation and a lot of sense a lot of purpose to this entire movement whatever trump who is seen as this messianic figure is saying about them and yeah the problem going with that being something close to a called or religion as we just said is i think the problem is not only the tie in to into politics but also that we've reached some kind of conspiracy singularity somehow all of the conspiracy theories have plopped together and have been accelerated in this pandemic which is why the movement gained so much traction you have. you feel believers and you have health community hippias and they all propel something like i'm completely misleading health advice that donald trump as well as sometimes spouting in this press conference is like drinking bleach and they all come together in this q. and on movement because of the i think extreme insecurity and mis

mourning has been declared across kuwait for the death of its emir shakes a sub or has died in the u.s. at the age of 91 shakes of our had ruled the gulf arab states since 2006 and prior to that state its foreign policy for decades as the country's foreign minister is being held as a skilled diplomat and mediator in the middle east. 83 year old half brother crown prince shaikh now off let us has been named as his successor he's due to be sworn in by parliament on wednesday we modify and smooth the crown prince has always been known for his prudence on the street did occasion in devotion to serve for the benefit of kuwait and the kuwaiti people to be the basics is to the best and sister. the u.n. secretary general has paid tribute to shake some are saying he will remember his humanitarian contributions fondly i am deeply moved by the information i just received of the passing of his owners the meat of kuwait. the leader kuwait was an extraordinary symbol of wisdom and generosity a messenger of peace. bridge builder and i will never forget as i commission of the refugees that i witnessed

the u.s. capitol. and though it should not have taken nearly this long, to bestow that honor on a woman, it nonetheless speaks of the impact justice ginsburg has made on our society and her enduring legacy of equal rights and justice under the law. shortly before justice ginsburg passed, she told her quote --hter -- and i "my most fervent wish is that i will not be replaced until a new president is installed. " it was not a personal request, it wasn't a favor being asked for, it was the last act of a long, unflinching career of standing up for american democracy. never before in our nation's history has a supreme court justice been nominated and installed while a presidential election is already underway. it defies every president, every -- every precedent, every expectation of a nation where the people are sovereign and the rule of law reigns. but yesterday, before justice ginsburg could be laid to rest and after hundreds of thousands of americans had already casted -- cast their ballots, the

u.s. president donald trump has also been a special client of deutsche bank for more than 20 years with his real estate financed by the bank he also did business with kremlin associated russian oligarchs . how corrupt is deutsch about. past that question straight on do you clearly dodge about its business model has involved a lot of smoke and mirrors your opening statement said the bank was just beginning to recover really. day that's a good time at the beginning of the year the price did actually rise which hasn't happened in the minutes seemed that fine was stabilizing but then of course $2.00 things happened one was the crisis which which which hits the fan quite badly. this thing be faced revelation so it doesn't really look as if stabilising anytime soon so matthew recover. in share price is one part of the issue but of course to recover is also a question of whether they can recover internally from what you described as a very problematic corporate culture where is that coming from w

in the u.s. another battle between the 2 main parties the rubs off the death of a stupid court judge with all humans over the timing and some election of the replacements. and donald trump lashes out to quote a left wing propaganda being taught in classrooms claiming it's fanning the flames of anger being seen on the west street.

is on a mission he believes freedom in the u.s. is in danger and fears a coup against the government could be on the way. he and his troops patrol portland for weeks demonstrations against racism and police violence have rocked the city diaz wants to put a stop to them. police saying back i understand that they're worried about the numbers growing but i would handle the situation differently if i buy at that manpower and equipment out there fortunately he didn't so he and his militia had to pull back. violence is also on display in portland the situation has repeatedly escalated between black lives matter demonstrators and the militia like groups that repeat the q anon mantra save our children. the number of militias in the nation is increasing and gun sales are as well is the u.s. on the verge of another civil war. are you going to. fix this man. another civil war in the us in part as a response to conspiracy theories is that too far far fetched yes i think so i think talking about the possibility of a civil war is vastly exaggera

france's calling an urgent meeting with russia and the u.s. to find a path to deescalation the 3 have mediated the dispute in the past. this is the most intense fighting between the 2 countries since the 1990 s. and so far the international community seems powerless to stop it robin for a steelworker al-jazeera tbilisi. however i'm how he's seen and along with the headlines on al-jazeera about tempered sounds at times chaotic 1st debate between u.s. president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden has been held in ohio trump failed to condemn point supremacists during the debate and targeted what he calls the radical left i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing not from the right well what do you what do you like what do you say i'm willing to do anything i want to see what he has no answer do it say you want to call him what do you want to call him give me a name give me what your problem is i sort of like it it can die out process on right proud of my words stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll t

and on supporters are good people who love the u.s. that's a quote that along with at least one of his sons he has retreated to a non post what impact does that have it gives a lot of confirmation and a lot of sense a lot of purpose to this entire movement whatever. who is seen as this messianic figure is saying about them and yeah the problem when with that being something close to a called or a religion as far as we just said is i think the problem is not only the tie in to into politics but also that we've reached some kind of conspiracy singularity somehow all of the conspiracy theories have plopped together in and have been accelerated in this pandemic which is why the movement gained so much traction you have you feel believers and you have health community hippias and they all propel something like i'm completely misleading health advice that donald trump as well as sometimes spouting in this press conference is like drinking bleach and they all come together in this q. and a movement because of the i think extreme insecurity an

sunday morning, the u.s. coronavirus response with dr. william shatner. a discussion about the 60th anniversary of the kennedy nixon debate, the first televised u.s. , withential debate barbara perry. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪ next, white house chief of staff mark meadows sits down for a conversation with tony perkins , president of the family research council, as part of the 2020 values voters summit. this is 20 minutes. >> this is the 15th annual gathering, going all the way back to 2005. some of those early value voter meetings. >> yeah. debbie and i actually attended, like many of the people that are tuned in tonight, activists wanting to make sure that their values are heard in washington dc. for us, it was more about making sure that we weren't silent. 15 years, it seems like just yesterday. there's probably no more impactful gathering of conservative christian values that we get to hear, whether it's in the administratio

guam testify before the house financial services committee about providing financial aid to states and u.s. territories during the coronavirus pandemic. on c-span two, the senate is back to vote on whether to move forward with the scaled-down economic relief bill that republic is introduced in response to covid-19. anyone watching the senate yesterday so another installment in an ongoing series that has become somewhat familiar, the publicans rule out yet another -- the democrats reply with partisan cheap shots. the republicans develop a to get money in the pipeline for kids, jobs, schools. democrats just point fingers, call names and keep american families from getting help before the november election. in july, republicans put forward a serious framework but speaker pelosi and the democratic leader refused to talk unless the starting point was there absurd $3.4 trillion far-left wishlist that even house democrats called a stent. talksust, with those stalled, republicans opposed no agreements on specific, urgent policies to help families, theployment benefits, paycheck protection program,

years of tax avoidance using questionable methods well u.s. president don't trump has outright dismissed the allegations according to the reports president trump paid no federal income tax in 10 of the last 15 years the report says he was able to cut his tax bill by claiming heavy losses across his business empire and thereby losing more money than he actually made and casting doubt on his image as a successful businessman. we've heard this line of defense from the president befall. us to say this. but with less than 24 hours until the presidential debate the damage may have already been done. new tax revelations published by the new york times are likely to give democratic rival john biden fresh ammunition at the traditional event sponsibility donald trump was reported to have paid just $750.00 in federal income taxes in 26 steyn the year he won the presidency and in 2017 his 1st year in office he paid no income taxes whatsoever in 10 of previous 15 years that's because he reported losing more money than he made according to the times. he's a

numerous reports of untie asian racism on the streets of australia india and the united kingdom and a u.s. based advocacy group has recorded more than 1100 cases of house meant and attacks there. well let's now bring in our guests in paris we have guy bear's a who's director of freedom of expression and media development at unesco and here in doha dr hassan abdel rahman dean of the college of health sciences at kata university and warm welcome to you both welcome to inside story so mr guy version in paris that me start with you bad information whether it's produced intentionally or otherwise has always existed what is unique about the way misinformation works now during this covert crisis and what have been some of its impacts. right well i work for unesco and we discourage part of the u.n. which is very much involved in vote is dependent journalism and free of expression so we approach this question from that point of view and for us the problem is not freedom of expression. the problem for freedom of expression is that it's information because this information to carry. is false and mis

flow i'm terry martin good to have you with us there was no holding back u.s. president and his democratic challenger joe biden went on the the attack in a chaotic 1st televised debate moderator chris wallace struggled at times to control the discussion as the candidates repeatedly interjected and talked over each other the debate questions ranged from coronavirus economy to race relations and violence in the u.s. but answers often devolved into angry exchanges and personal and. he used the word smart. so you said you went to delaware state but you forgot the name of your college you don't go to delaware state you graduated either the lowest or almost the lowest in your class don't ever use the word smart with me don't ever use that word give me because you know what there's nothing smart about you joe with you guys are going to get the final word well it's hard to get any word in with this clown excuse me just. for more i'm joined here in studio by dint of these stacey bivins good to see you stacey. that was really much of a debate i mean we saw almost civil c

a reminder of our top story u.s. president donald trump and his democratic rival joe biden have faced off in a fiery and chaotic 1st debate their answers on issues such as the credit iris the economy and race relations often devolved into angry exchanges and personal insults . you're watching t.v. news from girl rob what's is up next with your business update and we'll have more headlines for you at the top the hour course and get more on all our stories including the u.s. presidential debate on our web site that state of you don't call i'm terry market thanks for watching. why subscribe to do you know where you books you meet your favorite right or right . but our aim is to show. i want to find beautiful. books on you tube. this is some dope story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem pests. his credo no chemicals.

i'm on the u.s. commission on civil rights, and we voted down a report last month because it talked about african-americans not having access to envelopes, and it was the soft bug ottly of -- bigotry of mail ballots, and i just don't accept the idea that people aren't able to participate because some secretaries of state aren't automatically mailing ball on thes to their concern ballots to their houses. gerri: finally, we may have a very close result. but there's going to be legal challenges, right? in state after state, every single -- some states people are going to demand close examination of those ballots to see whether or not they were accurate, whether there was fraud going on. how do you think this is going to unfold? >> well, i'm fearful because we know in places that have had mail voting like nevada, thousands of ballots are being can eled for de-- canceled for defects. the democrats are highly lawyered up, they outspend the republicans in lawyering probably 20 to 1 because i'm in this space

the cdc recently did a survey and 31% of u.s. adults now have anxiety and depression disorders.s. almost 26% have had trauma stress disorder. there are huge psychological consequences. it is personal to me, i think you know that, you said that, i almost lost one of my sons who almost died from contaminated cocaine with mental. proud to say he's now in his fifth year of recovery. it is a real struggle. i know what it's like, i thought i knew drug use disorder, as in the position for 22 years and many patients but until it came into my own family, i had no concept of what drug use. it is a medical condition and need to treat it as such. the fact that all of the treatment cut off, we are trying to get back. it is important, you can say the same thing was happening between 20 to 50-year-old with suicide. another situation that requires medical intervention. it's important to get the individuals back into care and treatment to have confidence in it, a lot of people with chronic pain disorder couldn't getin treatment and went back to self-medicating. seven medicating.to drug overdoses.s

al-jazeera these are your top stories in new york times has reportedly obtain more than 2 decades of the u.s. president's tax base and a publication says donald trump paid no tax in 10 of the past 15 years from says a report is false move through the same story as you correctly in the same question for years ago i had a litigator and talk about a. total fake miss no actually i paid tax but. the service might actually change as it gets under the writer for a long time the rest is not treat me well they treat me like a temporary like they told me to tipperary they don't treat me well they treat me badly. you have people in the rest of the treatment very very badly. but the wonder of it and i would be proud to share but that's just. 16 service personnel and civilians have been killed in heavy fighting between armenia and azerbaijan as a latest flare up in a long running conflict over in the golan a cutback the breakaway region is inside azerbaijan that is run by ethnic all minions as reignited concern about the stability in the south caucasus which is a corridor for pipelines carrying oil and g

>> the house did pass legislation to improve operations for the u.s. postal service. that legislation garnered over 20 republicans, as well as all house democrats. you would think that type of legislation that has bipartisan support would now be sent over to the senate and garner the interest of senate republicans. but according to mitch mcconnell, as well as those of -- as well as other senate republicans, there's no plans to bring that legislation up. >> this 22 days until the government might shutdown. what would need to happen for the government to not shut down between now and 22 days from now? >> the government shutdown is a really major priority for senate and house republicans and democrats. neither side is saying that they do not when a government shutdown. the reason it works is the government is currently funded through september 30 at midnight. they need to pass legislation to make sure that funding doesn't run out and a government shutdown would occur. secretary mnuchin and speaker pelosi announced they had reached an agreement make sure a government shut

in the u.s. because $100.00 to many clock to just one lens here the cost only $3.00 you sell them for about $3.00 to go plus you know making false. i.d.'s to make money. may. help in fact many. millions of people who didn't get the surgery if you believe the economy will come within the package should be having told my africa. dr weight is not only producing cheap lenses he's also changing the lives of the country's poorest by providing free surgeries all over nepal. today he's preparing to take his clinic out on the road. dr await has invited me to join him and his daughter on this trip. we begin with a day's drive into the mountains. next morning a journey it's tough. it's a steep climb but this is familiar terrain for doctoral wait. he grew up in similar foothills in a remote village in east in nepal where he learned what it means to lose somebody to illness when he was a teenager his sister died of tuberculosis passing away was very many people in my life because she passed away in front of m

televised u.s. presidential debate with the university of virginia director barbara perry. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion with your phone calls, text messages, and tweets. next, white house chief of staff mark meadows sits down for a conversation with tony perkins, president of the family research council as part of the 2020 values voter summit. this is 20 minutes. >> you were in some of those early value voter meetings. attended and i had like many of the people tuned in tonight, literally are activists wanting to make sure that their values are heard at washington, d.c.. aboutr us, it was more making sure we were not silent, and so 15 years seems like just yesterday, but there is probably no more impactful gathering of conservative christian values that we get to hear, whether it is in the administration or capitol hill. you get a lot of energy, a lot of headlines, and a lot of press. >> i remember having a conversation with you after one of those gatherings. that you areing being led more directly into the arena

tonight, montana republican senator steve daines and u.s. senate democratic candidate governor steve bullock take part in a televised debate. live coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal, every day taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will discuss president trump's supreme court nominee with bloomberg reporter stephen dennis. and we will talk about campaign 2020 with liz harrington, republican national committee spokesperson and, lincoln project co-founder discusses the future of the republican party. watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern this morning. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. at a white house briefing, president trump addressed a variety of issues, including some criticisms of the religious

the head of u.s. central command says a number of u.s. troops could be reduced to 3000 this month. it comes after the u.s. led moved to iraqi security forces. it is in keeping with donald trump's promise to bring troops home from what he has called america's endless wars. defieds in ethiopia have an election. the members of the regional parliament declared the poll illegal. >> people in the region of northern ethiopia -- ethiopia's federal government said it was unconstitutional and illegal. the government has postponed nationwide polls that were due last month because of the coronavirus pandemic. they said they were being deprived of their democratic right. >> it is very important by the government elected by the people. >> the liberation front is widely supported here. it dominates the regional state council and that is not expected to change with the results. the party has dominated ethiopian politics for most of the last 30 years. but that changed when the prime minister came to power two years ago following years of antigovernment protests. many officials say that he has been

the u.s. market for chinese products has shrunk so china's overall exports keep growing better was no doubt for president trump who 4 years ago said the cards were in american hands but we have the karts don't forget we're like the piggy back this being wrapped we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing it's their greatest theft in the history of the world while 4 years oughtn't the u.s. trade deficit with china is almost 10 percent more than one trump said those wads and 4 years on it looks like it's now tester and co who are the ones looking into that piggy banks and saying empty words not those gold coins they were promised. around the world in 90 seconds more than 100 firefighters working through the night with chainsaws to try to get to burning parts of a church that was being built in berlin because of the fire still being investigated thankfully no casualties reported but talking of fires and horrendous place here this time we're heading to argent

election system knew the u.s. election system isn't fit for purpose well i think there are legitimate questions about and that's why there are something like 3 or 4 dozen major lawsuits in different states because a handful of states i think have gone beyond what is a reasonable system that said i do not believe right now that most americans should look at this and have doubt about the integrity of the result well let me think yes or no it's time to head to respond and i'll come here in just a 2nd i will come to in just a 2nd i want to bring claire in. what do you think of what matthew is saying he's saying that actually the problem isn't rigging votes the problem isn't voter suppression it's actually just the system. i think what matthew is saying is irresponsible we have no evidence that there is widespread fraud or any risk of fraud or insecurity in the use of mail and balloting washington state has used mail in ballot extensively for many many years we have just about 0 reports of problems with mail in balloti

u.s. president donald trump is backing a deal allowing chinese own video sharing out to talk to carry on operating in the united states washington had announced a ban on take talk because of security concerns new arrangements would see the partnering with american giants of oracle and wal-mart. opponents of the hard line leader of belarus alexander lukashenko are calling for more mass protests later on sunday weekly demonstrations in the capital minsk have been the focus for the pro-democracy movement in an attempt to reassert control police have arrested hundreds of women. only cowards beat women showed hundreds of women as they faced down the police but the thirty's no longer one to let this week the march go ahead unchallenged. police barely seem to hesitate as they packed women into the trucks even 73 year olds nina by him was briefly detained her defiance of the authorities has made her an i cannot of these protests overwhelmingly led by women. if you like look i was going to it was s

republican of florida, he has been someone i been covering for over a decade since he first ran for the u.s. senate back in 2010, senator rubio thank you for being here. >> good morning thank you for having me. >> we are 49 days away from the election, you serve as chairman of the senate select committee on intelligence from that seat, what is the biggest threat to our presidential election in terms of foreign interference. >> i think first we have to break up foreign interference in the two categories, one is meddling in the architecture and mechanics of the election and the other is a message and psychological operations and warfare designed to get us to divide against each other, let me talk about the second one in terms of putting out messages and the like, that is year-round and what the adversaries basically do, they look at all the pre-existing fractures in our society and they push on that, they use social media increasing what they are using to create a website somewhere and maybe hire americans to ride on the website and put that out there as real news content. that is an ongoing

u.s. president donald trump has also been a special client of deutsche bank for more than 20 years with his real estate financed by the bank he also did business with kremlin associated russian oligarchs . corrupt is dortch about. past that question straight on do you clearly dodge about its business model has involved a lot of smoke and mirrors your opening statement said the bank was just beginning to recover really. day that's for sure i'm at the beginning of the year the price did actually rise which hasn't happened in the minutes seemed that fine was stabilizing but then of course $2.00 things happened one was the crisis which which which hits. me. now this thing the face revelation so it doesn't really look as if stabilizing anytime soon so matthew recover. in share price is one part of the issue but of course to recover is also a question of whether they can recover internally from what you described as a very problematic corporate culture where is that coming from well it just come

has seen in decades over racial injustice as the summer season draws to its close the u.s. faces a long hot holiday weekend of protest rob reynolds al-jazeera. well let's now bring and our guest the last talk about washington d.c. we have maurice jackson an associate professor of african-american history at georgetown university and poland seneca case and he is one of the protest is and has been among the demonstrations for the last 100 days also in washington d.c. there pramod a political strategist and consultant derrick is a former regional press secretary for the democratic national committee a warm welcome to all of you senator i'd like to start with you 100 straight days or nights of protest in portland how have things changed or evolved in that time. has been adjusted it's been our it's been a roller coaster. at times as mr. there is some of this we're still it's like it's. going back a 100 years so. it's very interesting exhaust and wealth mentally and physically. it's definitely a fight here what do you think it is about portland that is same this this sustained pr

in u.s. made ias says president donald trump is to nominate judge a new barrett to the supreme court to replace skins but the 48 year old federal appeals court judge is known for her conservative religious views trump told journalists on friday he's made up his mind but refused to confirm the speculation ahead of an official announcement on saturday. the french interior minister has said a knife attack in paris was quote clearly an act of terror up the incident on friday left 2 people wounded one seriously 2 suspects have been arrested the stabbing took place as the trial was underway of suspects in another attack on the offices of the satirical magazine in 2015. a sickening sense of deja vu in this paris neighborhood 1st responders will out the victims at the same site of the most infamous attack against press freedom in france the former offices of charlie hebdo where 12 people died in 2015 shocking friends and the world. what is all these what was going through what was it to you we heard

u.s. president donald trump has also been a special client of deutsche bank for more than 20 years with his real estate financed by the bank he also did business with kremlin associated russian oligarchs . how corrupt is. past that question straight on do you clearly dodge about its business model has involved a lot of smoke and mirrors your opening statement said the bank was just beginning to recover really. date at the time of the beginning of the year the price did actually rise which hasn't happened in the minutes seemed that fine was stabilizing but then of course $2.00 things happened one was that crisis which which which hits the fan quite badly and now this thing the face revelation so it doesn't really look as if stabilising anytime soon so matthew recover. in share price is one part of the issue of course to recover is also a question of whether they can cover internally from what you described as a very problematic corporate culture where is that coming from well it just comes

follow the key issues of the u.s. elections on al-jazeera. a face can tell a story without uttering a single word. and knowing gong it's. a simple tough. inform us. the un convention manatee of light witness through the lens of the human eye. is more tense bias honest. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what is this rice is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drug this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist we are trying to pay for the world smaller and smaller we don't want to base that realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing on al jazeera investigative journalism i've got my day look this is why are they on from the press but down area about their lives the noble exploits and discussion should reparations be paid. on people losing their support the freedom of people looking for food giving voice to the voiceless it

also this hour the u.s. claims u.n. sanctions against iran are now back and forth spotted world powers including washington's closest allies say the move to legally void.

the decision up to the supreme court justice but if as we saw the outcome would be dependent on the u.s. supreme court do you think a justice appointed should pre- cues himself or herself sex >> guest: i'm not going to get into that. it's going tthat's going to be e senate and the president. i think it is critical though that we have that blind justice. i think it's something that's going to be critical and i expect they will follow the wall and look alawand look at the fae able to adjudicate in that way. >> what are you expecting on election night? >> guest: we arnight?guest co. e trying to get every voter out. in ohio and kentucky recently, the energy is very strong but we are going to keep working until election day. we want to make sure they are making the case. he deserves four more years. he's the right person to rebuild our economy because he's done it before. joe biden has been in washington for 47 years, never started a business or held a job outside of washington and says he will raise taxes on 82% of american families. those are the messages we want to get out and this army t

branch of its business or the will be banned in the u.s. by duns denies all allegations alexander what do you read into all that what does that tell us about where we are i mean it's obvious that in we spoke about this already dead like chinese the communist party is like a vital part of each company operating in china so days no doubt about the fact that what if you want to be successful as a company in china you have to somehow. b. in an arrangement with the party it's absolutely monolithic i mean i wouldn't i don't know how you know prevailing dad engagement is but literally when we talk about who our way and 5 g. technology it is it would be like insane to think that the chinese government has no involvement in this so it makes absolute sense on the end of the free to just say no we don't want to hear that germany is like still i get the position where it like like you know with a spotless and a vest which just tries to meddle something but i feel like in to your question and what you said like in germany compared to america we're just

you're watching our deserve me so robin in doha a reminder of our top news stories u.s. president donald trump has talked of domestic terror in a city where a man was shot 7 times in the back by police his comments were directed at protests that erupted after the incident well the name of jacob blake now paralyzed wasn't mentioned is that trump spoke in support of law enforcement and against those he labeled anti american john 100 is in connection. the rubble is still piled high in the streets of kenosha buildings boarded tempers flaring president donald trump's arrival in this battered.

voter fraud in the u.s. is extremely rare. universitydartmouth found no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2016 election. an article in the new york times from 2016 stated, "in an election in which more than 137 million americans cast ballots, election officials and the district of columbia, democratic leaning, republican leaning, and in between, said that so far, the new of no credible allegations of fraudulent voting." officials in another eight states said they knew of only one allegation. in georgia, where more than 4 million people cast ballots, officials said they were opening inquiries and 25 cases into "suspicious voting." but inquiries to all 50 states, everyone but kansas responded, found no states that reported indication of widespread fraud. one report reviewed elections that had been steady for voter fraud -- studied for voter fraud. the report concluded it is more likely in american vote will be struck by lightning than impersonate another voter at the bulls. -- the polls. even the conservative heritage fo

asylum after the maria camp was destroyed by a fire early this month in new york times is reporting u.s. president donald trump has paid no tax in 10 of the last 15 years the paper says he avoided taxes by declaring large business losses and now personally i was creditors more than 300000000 dollars the president has dismissed the report as false turkish prosecutors have named 6 more saudi nationals as suspects in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi 20 saudi nationals are already in trial on trial suspects are not in turkey and been tried in absentia earlier this month a saudi court jailed 8 people for up to 20 years remember how she was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago and the better russian opposition leader skier says e.u. leaders could help mediate a national dialogue follows another day of mass protests and arrests on sunday demonstrators have been demanding president alexander lukashenko to resign after last month's disputed election that's not for today thanks for company talk to us here is next. al jazeera. well every. move. the lebanese have seen th

that the united states needs to do today it's also true that gerrymandering is a major issue in the u.s. you know kind of politicians trying to choose their photos of them both just choosing their politicians carving up the electoral map in a very sort of a way that on it's just so the united states has more of those problems but is still probably true that donald trump is going to lose the next election and stand down and that's about it a different situation to what we have say in russia recruits in or for example in uganda or president you erema 7 he's been a very long time now i think you would agree that donald trump is a very very unusual candidate as he's allowed to victory came as a major surprise to everybody so he's i think for now a stand alone case when it comes to the american politics but up until him. they believe in this part of the world has been and in china for example the chinese have long described them are collections of he it hasn't they the feeling was that while they face main change the people in power stay the same and it's just. utter cation or alteration bet