[000:00:00;00] the you're watching, do you know what your name was coming to live from berlin? joe biden calls on americans to cool their tempers. the west president condemns political violence after his republican rival. donald trump survives an assassination attempt over the weekend. it's also coming up on our show. we're wanda ins, vote and election is expected to see incumbent president paul cook on a sale to victory after his fears. as rivals were barred from rodnick and spanish football fans as static as their team is crowned champions with a to one when over england,

in the euro. 2024 final here in berlin. the i'm quite richardson. welcome. after being shot at a campaign, raleigh over the weekend, donald trump is in milwaukee wisconscin for the republican national convention, where he set to be declared the party's presidential candidates. his supporters have been gathering outside the venue to welcome him there. the f. b, i has been investigating the assassination attempt as a potential act of terrorism, but has yet to identify a motive. meanwhile, president joe biden has held a televised address urging americans to cool down their rhetoric and to resolve their issues at the ballot box. were the attempted assassination on donald trump. there is no place in america, this kind of violence for any violence ever period or exceptions. we can't allow this violence to be normalized. this is also sort of correct and this country

has gotten very heated. it's time to cool down. we all have responsibility to do that. yes, we have deeply felt strong disagreements. the states in the selection are normally high. i said it many times that the choice of the selection we making the selection is going to shape the future of america and the world for decades to come. i believe that all my so i know that millions of my fellow americans believe as well . and some have a different view as the direction our country should. disagreement is inevitable and american democracy. it's part of human nature. politics must never be a literal bible from a god from good. can we feel more on the story? i'd like to welcome michelle butcher, a professor of american literary and cultural history at the university of to again, he also has a hand european research project on populism and conspiracy theories. so after

seeing an assassination attempt on such a high profile politician like trump, are you surprised by the kind of misinformation and conspiracy theories that we have been seeing circulating around this event? sadly, not at all. we're living in a time where basically every seeing of any importance that happens is automatically integrated into a number of often competing conspiracy field because these theories are out there, they are politically polarized, and whatever happens can just be integrated them as the new as chapter, the latest event, the largest story of evil do was plotting against the people who now donald trump has is called his upcoming speech of the r n. c a chance to bring the country together. he says he's going to use this speech to call for unity in your view. do think it makes a difference. what trump actually says on stage, are his supporters listening or will people be getting their information from online sources or other places?

i don't really think that it makes a difference because trump has been instrumental in heating up. so rhetoric said by it and just called needs to be cool down. we only need to remember how republicans reacted to the attack on paul to lower the, the husband of nancy pelosi. and so the problem is in a very good position though, at the moment because he can actually call for unity and call for things to come down because he knows that his supporters a j events but also others actually at the same time heating things up by blaming democrats for having created the heated atmosphere in which this s, as a nation attempt could happen. they don't even need to rely on conspiracy theories for doing that. but we know that, especially the republican party has in the past heavily relied on conspiracy theories. making the mist office, the only election, one of its pillars in recent years is that perhaps one of the most famous there. of course,

there's plenty of conspiracy and in from the county. but i also wanna ask you here, especially regarding this latest incident about conspiracy theories on the left, i mean, i've seen was information flourishing in pro democrat groups. are you surprised to see that coming up so much? i or no, not at all. i mean, we've known for a long time that conspiracy theories are not at all the uh, something that only happens on the right of the political spectrum. that's something that is also very popular on the left. and they have been several conspiracy theories about trump. the past, remember, during this presidency he was represented sometimes as mature in kansas address controls. by for lot the me a poor team and they had a meeting and other people were sent out of the room even the, the mainstream media tended to spread this miss. so the difference between conspiracy theories on the left and on the right in the united states at the moment

is that the democratic party is not systematically using conspiracy theories for political gain. where is the republican party has been doing this for quite some time, but among the supporters and some pets essence of these parties. a conspiracy theories might be almost equally spread. so given that these conspiracy theories are being used for political gain, is there anything that can be done to stance them out as they, as they rise up? i'm not in the short run. definitely, i mean, conspiracy theories happened integral part of all modern societies since the 16th century. for a long time, they were found more popular and influential than they are. now then, in the middle of the 20th century, they underwent the process of stigmatization in the west of the world. however, what has happened in the united states and recent years is that we have seen the pasha, religion, demonization of conspiracy. just thinking that is last 3 due to the impact of donald trump. and while this was mainly

a trump thing during his 1st presidency in the aftermath of the storm on the capital, on january the 6th, the whole republican party has embraced conspiracy theory. so even if trump had been killed yesterday, i would not have been surprised if the rhetoric of the republican party had remained unchanged and in such a and such an atmosphere, it's virtually impossible to contain the spread of conspiracy theory. so i don't have much hope when it comes to that. thank you so much for joining us on data units, but your insights for this michelle bordeaux at the university of tubing and thank you so much for having me. and we can turn now to some other world news at this hour. russia and china has started drawing to military drills and the pacific as the to continue to strength and ties. beijing says that exercises do not target a particular nation. nato allies recently called china, a decisive enabler of russia's war and ukraine. rescue teams in

a paul have recovered 11 bodies after a landslide swept to bosses into a river. the victims were found on the banks. some 50 people were traveling on the buses when the vehicles were heads. and a car bomb has killed at least 9 people and wounded dozens. and the somali capital mogadishu explosion occurred outside of busy cafe, where football fans are watching the euro. 2024 final state media have blamed the attack on the as long as militant group, i'll show bob to were one. that is our voting to elect a president with the veteran leader paul cook. i'm a expected to secure a nother victory. a polls have opened for both presidential and parliamentary elections because all may facing the same 2 opponents as in the last election. his most vocal critics have been barred from running dw is corresponded. mario miller has this report from the wanton capital to gully. economy is what many people think

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yes it all. it's elizabeth. it's widely expected that pul, cuz i'm a will win this election with more than 90 percent of the vote is he has done and previous polls of the sports these now and it was and out of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin, spain once again, european champions with 8 to one when over england, and the final of euro 2024, and for the big stadium that meant heart brake support england and victory for the spanish. at the end of the month long tournament, our correspondent nicole reese is in madrid. she told us more about how the night unfolded there. well, were waking up to a football hand over here because it's a very slow monday, but yesterday night was mad. so many people attended the celebrations at the c

panel square in the center after their team one. and i must say, obviously spain is now the most successful team in europe. they've brought it to him while they're going to bring it home really on the full time. so this is the full victory during the year. a club of this team and people were really over the moon, although i have to say watching the game, it was pretty clear that they were very determined to win the game to play mostly in that part of the page where england was defending. it's go that didn't really have a chance to go to the other side to score most of like many, many goals. they don't, you scored one. right. and it's also there's also another historic records um, spain managed to score 15 goals during this year, a cop. so there's plenty of reasons to celebrate and i think spaniards as they like you know, night out anyway, it's going to be last night again tonight in madrid. so no football hangover on

a monday stopping the celebrations from going on later today this evening as well. this evening the team is going to arrive here in madrid. they are going to have a route, they have to go on the bus and they have to meet and greet the fans and people that they're probably going to meet the king of spain, king philip, and also the president federal census. and then they can take this one box in the crowds, they're going to head through the center on that bus. probably lots of people cheering for them, and then at the end, they should get off that bus at a see. but this square that with as a potty with the jays and everything you really need. so i think they're going to be welcomed um the way they should be, as the most successful team here in europe for now, followed by germany by the way. so they should really enjoy this moment, especially since it's also pretty young team, one of the players. your model, for example, is only 17 years turn 17 during this past week. so he was one of the guys who also

brought this team so far during just send me final. so i think span is going to be over the moon again, and then everybody's going to head into the holiday season. well, thank you so much for bringing this up. just be there. that is a nicole reese for us in the madrid, spain, and thank you for watching t w the growing up in the refugees. there's a tele soon, and these are the known. we try to expect much living with them anymore. this is not a good environment,