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RT America -- October 12, 2015

Published 13 Oct, 2015 02:00 | Updated 13 Oct, 2015 02:06

Tamir Rice reports are ‘evil use of the grand jury processes – family attorney

Two reports issued about the police involved shooting of Tamir Rice concluded that the officer acted within reason, but the Rice family and their attorney, Walter Madison, believe that the reports leave out too much information. He speaks with Simone Del Rosario about how these reports could negatively affect the upcoming grand jury and the potential indictments of officers Frank Garmback and Timothy Loehmann.

It’s about creating homeland insecurity, to sell us homeland security junk – investigative journalist

An Associated Press report claimed that the FBI foiled plans by Moldovan gangs in Russia to sell nuclear material to Islamic State insurgents. However, inconsistencies within the report have thrown its validity into question. So what exactly happened and why did the US press eat it up? Investigative journalist Greg Palast joins Simone Del Rosario to dissect the controversy.

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