5 pm here in moscow. international. pressure is mounting on the governor of new york. sexual misconduct allegations. of. i think we've seen so many. so many troubling things that have come out just in a matter of weeks starting with the fact that thousands of people died in the nursing homes and we still don't have the truth about that and their families need and deserve the truth and we know one thing there was a purposeful cover up and that alone is unacceptable in disqualifying the state's health department had initially reported around $8000.00 fatalities in care homes but those who were transferred to hospital and died while some of the excluded from the figures some think deliberately in the counting apparent dismissal of its importance. who he years 3328 died in the middle died in a nursing home they don't fight my father was in a nursing home station he was in the nursing home for 23. when he if there were at least in theory ended my family he 'd could no longer stay here and in the nursing home. system ways not prepared for any kind of health care emergency and i know my father still encountered it right there governors and it's you who cares where they die it does matter because it points to one where where where you know there is in their policies and to why they are afraid of having those numbers revealed cuomo is requirement for nursing homes to take covert patients is being blamed for making the crisis worse the daughter of one woman who died of the virus and one new york nursing home. everyone would be able to make it like he was just. talking with. him. and that in that we're not going to you know. i can wait for a lot of people are all especially the nursing home actually back and our governor . from the top you know an n.p.r. actually. you know whatever in place you know the nursing home or like of our you know we're all going out. for a great time to work and me being want to do your job and you know. absolutely i'm going to be here. and almost a year that you really are someone you know playing that you know you can remember how many people who would interfere and you know there are you know akeley hill. actually i'm not getting i wish it were the case well that people should be more outraged again the number people in. the care homes scandal comes at the worst possible time for the state governor a 6th report of sexual misconduct against cuomo has been published pushing that more than 50 state legislators from his own party to demand his resignation. more than 50 performers and employees have turned squatters occupying 3 year france's 4 national theaters than a cry for help a war the industry can no longer survive the pandemic struck down of cultural sites forcing the country's health minister to go in negotiate with them r.c.s. charlotte gives it one of the occupied a vengeance. i know i was. was. the chorus of calls demanding the reopening of cultural venue's is growing allow day in front but with no clear end date in sight to the closure of theaters concert hall cinema museums so mother taking more drastic measures over the last week 3 of france's 4 national theatres including this one behind me have been occupied by protesters it is true that every day several times a day we take another place a new theatre a new national stage is occupied in this way with multiply in the case of resistance to make a claims hood so we've all hit by the o.t. now for a week and for that it serves as a place of residence the odeon is a symbolic place it was occupied in the $968.00 process there are already struggles that have been expressed in this place in fact it was the base to signal the alarm of the cultural catastrophe which is taking place. protesters who set up shop here at the boat in fear to say they won't leave until their demands are met them not knowing the details now we're determined to hold on until we're satisfied we do not claim the reopening at all costs it is not part of our main slogan contrary to what some media mean we want things to be reopened with social rights for all and massive plan for culture and above all the total reform of the unemployment insurance and the right to unemployment benefits guaranteed for all. the issue has even reached the government with the cultural minister paying a visit to the squatters. i went to the occupied theater audio on i understand the concerns in particular ball the aftermath of the whites here they know it why objective is to continue to protect artistic employment as much as necessary we will continue our discussions days later though and nothing has changed if the sector already hit badly by the 1st wave of the covert pandemic with performers taking to the streets to make their plight no thank you thank you. thank you who. were. 6 6 there is an anger too that while small private galleries have been allowed to stay open larger places such as this of how to remain shut protesters say that it is possible to open up cultural venues and ensure the people remain socially distanced and is in order the louvre museum the also a museum the big museums in paris these a vos places where social distancing would be respected but they are closed. these are the decisions which are purely political through this there is a very clear choice of society that emerges what is essential to the market and what is not essential concerns culture it concerns all the things that nourish hope nourish reflection this is what power has in its sights through its political choices frontispiece conceded to her one of the most generous support systems of artists in the world but that system has been strained as a result of kobe 19 and many claim that they have fall in through the cracks those here say that this protest is just the start as more and more regions in france will see similar action jollity even ski r.t. paris. a royal has a ruptured within the slovakian government over the use of russia's vaccine it seemed the health minister quit after he faced opposition from coalition partners for bringing in the covert job over the country is probably a insists he won't be sending the vaccine back as artie's peter all of it now investigates medicare is no longer the health minister of slovakia he stood down from roll over his decision to import the sputnik the vaccine from russia into slovakia 2 out of the 4 partners that make up the coalition government in slovakia said he had to go so following that he said the only option available to him was to quit. the series to coalition parties made my resignation a condition for them to stay in the coalition is such a situation i think there was no point arguing i'm not glued to my position at the ministry so i decided to resign. slovakia imported 200000 doses of russia's sputnik v. becoming the 2nd e.u. member state to do so the european medicines agency the e m a still hasn't given sputnik the the green light to be used across the e.u. but that hasn't stopped countries like slovakia and hungry from still importing it hungary is being given out the job for a little while now prime minister igor in slovakia though said the reason he accepted the resignation of his health minister was to try and keep the government together if he hadn't accepted that resignation slovakia could have been facing new elections in the very very immediate future he also said though that despite accepting the resignation of mystical he wouldn't be returning the doses of russia's sputnik the vaccine. we are an integral part of the e.u. yet to contribute the chance to save our people because the vaccine is made in russia i'm not a killer or slovakia has one of the highest per capita death rates from covert 19 in the world right now it's particularly suffered from this most recent wave of the corona virus along with neighbors the czech republic in fact the president in the czech republic milosz them and has called on senior figures in the health authorities including the minister of health and czech republic to stand down over their own willingness to import and to use bush's sputnik vaccine i would like to say that the 2 biggest obstacles to delivering sputnik be to the czech republic and the minister of health and also the director of the state institute for drug control there are millions of people abroad are already being vaccinated with these jabs where that russian or chinese than the 2 i spoke of are to blame for the fact that our people will continue to die unnecessarily the only solution i see is the retirement of both of the spy independent tests showing that russia sport. is very effective against covert 92 theme where it's made or where it was created is proving to be a problem for some in europe when it comes to allowing it to be given to their citizens elsewhere in the new problems are mounting with existing jobs 9 states have now suspended use of the astra zeneca vaccine over reports of blood clots as well as at least one death in denmark the european medicines agency which is heading an investigation says those countries should continue using the job as benefits outweigh the risks of bio chemistry professor dr reinhard says the more choice of shots people have the better. you would never can make something 100 percent safe but of course you can try to be my it's is a problem so definitely it's always good to have no choices but people should be better informed that poets benefits and disadvantages just and finally people may follow their hearts and. go be convinced by the more powerful testament and so it's i can only tell you in the east of germany form are very closely linked to smith's rochelle false. sympathy for all sputnik is very big in the rest i cannot say it. baby don't trust it much but it would be a good thing when he saw a white why wouldn't they trust him why wouldn't they trust the russian vaccine the german m.p.'s i had in the studio yesterday they were saying it's already being politicized but it shouldn't be about politics it should be about people's health yeah of course and the concept i mean dense now because it was always blamed for having not published all the details but now the details are published in length sent and that's it it's really is a good standard and what this is not really well publicized. principle all z's reading parties should read. these things and this is a very clear statement that says the nation is safe and very effective maybe i would say a maybe is the most effective of all comparable victims. crying foul after being slapped with new taxes by the video platform which had already moved to slash their potential is that story and much more after a break. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. your friday stories here on arts he at a time of extreme. counseled culture reading appears to be a dangerous thing it could even cost you your korea a member of a well known british band has been called a fascist for mentioning he had read a book criticizing the left wing activist group and. looks at the growing chorus of criticism for those who question progressive narratives. just think about it you read a book you like it you say publicly no harm done you would hope well that's what winston marshall did he was the banjo player in a british band called mumford and sons and he dared to enjoy the wrong literature over the last few days i've come to better understand the pain caused by the book i endorsed as a result of my actions some taken time away from the bonds to examine my blinds posts so like in the band's hit single they'll just have to wait for him but what was the evil book he read you might ask something so bad it wasn't enough to say sorry he had to quit the band had been planned and for many years was a mind com or an isis manual on how to make bombs no much worse winston marshall was called out by social justice worriers for publically recommending in newly published book criticize an n.t. for well you remember n.t. for right. that was in the since deleted twit the poor guy barely mentioned that he read the book about it but that one twit started this tsunami of rage and calls to boycott marshall's bamn downfall and didn't do or spent a flush chez i really like that one song a while ago winston mossel and his prove to us just a beanie and dress and i hope the rest of the band kicks him to the curb otherwise i'm out. your banjo player is a fascist what do you think this is going to do to your public image you guys screwed up fire the fascist the book was written by the wrong guy and know a journalist who's been beating the drum about violent left wing groups in the us for years for his bad it was often attacked beaten and even milkshakes of even harassed a random asian man in portland because he looked like him a group for those who suffered because they read my were. the danger of unsafe in the us is not only the willingness to support me being good in terrorism but those of the globe's curious minds from and the new thoughts anyway and in no writes a book that big surprise lashes out at and t. for and bad grasps the attention of poor winston marshall who's already on the world greater in 2018 he posed with jordan peterson i say colleges who doesn't share transgender youth oreo or feminism that was strike number one and now endorsing the wrong book that strike number 2 game over your ban. but it's not just who you endorse it's also who you failed to endorse like these 2 public school administrators in the state of pennsylvania they lost their jobs because they dared to criticize black lives matter in facebook posts or this guy senator josh holy facebook contract was polled after he question joe biden's election victory. a conservative publisher picked it up though saying they refused to how were before the woke mob but across most of the media and cultural landscape towering is the new name of the game we spoke with lawyer get all us who says it's not right to attack a post just for reading and commenting on a book. there are issues with the. integrity and the quality of the book but nonetheless merely reading it and praising a book should no be the subject of apology the idea that you should apologize for reading and praising any book you see as extreme connotations for freedom of speech you know we are seeing it more and more. praising that to kill all those who particularize can enjoy up an extremely hope. we've seen multiple $120.00 didn't indorsement of the ideas in mind cam and yes i think that would be entirely different than dean goes but he's not mine camp and i think what's really interesting is that we get drawn into these comparisons very very easily you know it's very easy to throw around the term trash nowadays but right wing fascism is a very remote ideology in today's context and i mean joe whatever you think of him he certainly not a 'd white trash so the comparison is completely healed founded. you tube content creators are reacting with fury that's of a plans by the online giant to take an even greater slice of their potential earnings having already moved to pocket hoff of all ad revenue the video platform now plans attacks. your creator outside of the u.s. you may begin to have taxes the ducted from your u.s. earnings later this year you tube already takes $0.45 of every dollar paid by advertisers now is planning a 30 percent tax on all content and watched in america although that amount can be lower if the creators country has a touch treaty with washington however you tube has claimed they're already paying far too much. if you take 45 percent of a little ready and now you expect us to pay tax just tax the 45 percent you take taxes from your own cut you agree to. imagine making me pay for drone strikes when i'm not even a us citizen legal analyst or jennifer to moscow believes you tube's move could end up backfiring egypt can always choose to to pay its to pay from its earnings now this is a choice that is made to go outside of that and to charge more from its client base more from the public the key here an american businesses especially ones like you tube or social media platforms you have investors you are a publicly traded entity so you have investors people that rely on your standards on what you state that you stand for as a company and when you when you go against those when you violate your own standards you risk losing investment you really should consider is now the emergence of new streaming platforms you have gaps t.v. platform and there are other of their other streaming providers rubbles some other ones that are starting to get a much bigger name for themselves starting to get a bigger audience for their free for their free platforms out without without many restrictions on the content they provide for a foreign citizens you to pay us taxes you'd have to be considered an employee or a contractor of an organization or you tube is saying that if you tube is part of what they're doing is trying to make their content creators pay us taxes for some of their earnings from the platform that would not be legal and it wouldn't even be required under u.s. 'd laws convoluted as it is because those people would need to be considered huge given ploys i don't think you tube would say that any of their content creators are due to the employees they're basically utilizing a platform they're not employees and contractors. going green is meant to be a central theme of the summer's g. 7 meeting in the u.k. however it's been revealed the eco hotel which the world leaders will be staying at may not be as environmentally friendly as claimed. just 2 months before world leaders rent their private jets and come skidding into the u.k. from every corner of the planet to attend the g. 7 summit a few autographs being i do not want to believe that they have a little dig literally. by a hotel in posh accent at the bottom left hand corner of britain posting the g. 7 summit in june has played a big part with trees and shrubs. to create 3 family meeting rooms for the likes of climate chris 8 is a joke boyd and justin and country head host embarrassing it is the hotel hasn't actually got planning permission to build the new version and that the cation was submitted on monday but hasn't been accepted and the ticket for checked it and had to do the reverse of what they'd done and that was. the hotel which prides itself on being eco friendly and won the coveted i in turn hotel of the year award 2019 slash 20. 2020 slash $21.00 award as you know he'd love to councillors with one of them saying i think it's a disgrace that the summit which is meant to be looking at the effects of climate change and the environment is being organized and hosted by people who obviously don't give a damn about it that how chalte chalte have future proof lupo statement said status committed to sustainability and dedicated to protecting the environment now and for generations to come we can confirm this was not ancient woodland and there are no bad just sets on this piece of land you would have to think the best thing to say to climate change would be to hold the meteorologist like the last one to get head start on saving some of those carbon emissions and again it's not fun drinking champagne on your own is a plus in scotland in november it's another one of the united nations. call it change conference also known as c.e.o. peaches florists is going to go on this one as well you moved to minnesota just to concentrate on this one call it called for and i wonder what they'll dig up for the . victims are just some of our stories for you here on this friday program on our international will be back in about 32 minutes hope you can join us . one else truths seem wrong. why don't we just don't call. me. yet to shape out just to become educated and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. this is crude oil. so they need to actually physically hold it out of the ground you would have well well well well well. there's a lot of money with joy and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a $100000.00 a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here in the. they were told 16 hours a day it's hard work well work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men moved back out like he's a man that comfort these many. people have been murdered up here people been raped there are massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. join me everything on the i like simon chill and i'll be speaking to get us out of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. there is. a cryptic urgency. to bring about a relief financial which you critics argue whether you. were spot on about this i'm joined by peter schiff stockbroker chief economist and global strategy. chief economist and global strategy. welcome to the show great to have you with us thanks for having me on your show but it says you say there isn't worth anything like gold but it can bother to cash out a bit corny i'm going to say $50000.00 or whatever for a guy that actually that he used to buy gold isn't really worthless is it is it really that well there's a difference between the value and the price i mean mid-point certainly has a price because people are willing to buy it and so people value wood in the sense that they think it's worth something and so they're willing to buy it. that's different from something that actually has real value intrinsic value i mean gold doesn't have value simply because people believe in it gold has value because it's a metal and it has properties that are very unique that other metals don't have that makes gold extremely you.