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RT America -- June 30, 2016

Published 1 Jul, 2016 02:00

Trudeau blocks probe into alleged war crimes during Canada’s involvement in Afghanistan
Canada’s government says there is no need for an inquiry into the alleged torture of detained Afghanis during the country’s decade-long involvement in Afghanistan. Some critics argue the government could be ignoring war crimes. So what caused the Liberal Party-run Canadian government to change its heart on the issue, as they had once pushed the inquiry vehemently. RT America’s Alex Mihailovich joins RT America’s Manila Chan to discuss.

Clintons make Gambino crime family look like junior league - Lionel 
Hillary Clinton’s husband and former President Bill Clinton met with Attorney General Loretta Lynch on her private plane, sparking suspicions that the two discussed Hillary’s email server investigation, although Lynch denies this. Nonetheless, legal watchdogs remain skeptical. For more on this, legal and media analyst Lionel of LionelMedia joins RT America’s Manila Chan.

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