the, the business, the daily news live from the land tide on top quote, finds the country's most popular political policy, the move forward policy, and it's lead to one last is general electric that they was stopped from taking power. so what does this latest move mean for democracy? and also coming up on the program, the democratic policies, new team for the white house, make that 1st public appearance, couple of hours and to freshly picked running. mate symbols, raleigh, the posse faithful in philadelphia. we also want the minnesota government brings to the tickets the

eclipse mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. thailand's constitutional court has ordered the dissolution of the progressive move forward policy because of its proposed reforms to the countries royal defamation laws. the court ruled the proposal unconstitutional with serious consequences for the policy and its leader, pitch ellen to run right lead the move forward policy to pump p love x ray, and last year's elections that he was blocked from forming a government. he and the policies executive board have now been banned from politics. for decades, thailand has some of the strictest will defamation laws in the world. i all sources correspond to one chum about the reaction to the ruling in thailand. i'm just, i'm really does being a lot of frustration and anger from the move forward potty supports is was waiting

for you to buddy sort of late mid afternoon and late into the evening. in the talk to bangkok, most of them are gathered around what is the positive headquarter and sort of these sort of past raise your managers also be echoing on social media and so on. we see something called by some use groups that way. so that the pre dominant support is of this party of who, who calling for seems like a public gathering and so on and so forth. but overall, at the moment, it's just a lot of frustration and anger from supporters. so what does this ruling leave the policy and its members? so we just had a, the potty leadership uh, addressing the popular just moments ago. and basically they say that by this friday they will move to a new party. so their members, presumably most of them or all of them will most of this new positive and those who

are bad for 10 years, which includes couldn't be tough lived around a lot of their party that their, their class and that left the poppy in last year's election will cause you to campaign as private citizens for the party and as far as the right away on upcoming monthly election in a province west of bangkok and another, a bi election in the not. so the party basically said that they're moving to a new poppy and concentrating right away on continuing with that loved as the opposition and assets with new political party. if we look at the bigger picture, what to all of these developments say about thailand's political system as a whole, as well as thailand as being through uh, 2 decades of, uh, sort of back and forth to avoid that as being uh, sort of so putting into conflict, you know, on one hand,

we have sort of the elected establishment with the allies, uh, inside of the military and sort of other traditional institutions, far cajuns popular political policies. and in the past, this is not the 1st time for this particular political movement to get there talk to you this band if this happened before in 2020. and that results in that a mastery protested movement and so on and so forth. and in previous 20 years, the current ruling party has 3 of his former incarnations, disbanded by the court. so this continues that tradition. if you live up the costs, you're going to court this binding popular political party. and as part of this dynamic that has been going on for 2 decades and will likely to continue adding tested by going forward, john list punter won't tell them in bangkok. thank you so much for your time. we really appreciate that to the united states. now what democratic presidential

hopeful carmella harris has picked her running mate so november's election to moves as the governor of minnesota. the harris comp hopes having him on the ticket could help when over versus a nearby buffalo brown states like with wisconsin and michigan. harrison wills are expected to come paid together across several swing states. in the coming days will laid out what he hopes to bring with him to washington. to minnesota strength comes from our values, our commitment to working together to seeing past our differences, always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i learned on the family farm and tried and skill in my students. i took it the congress end of the state capital, and now vice president harris and i are running to take those very values to the white house. the was,

was introduced as vice president harris's pick in philadelphia, which is the biggest city in pennsylvania. the states electoral votes will be critical in deciding is carmella harris o for the president. donald trump is elected in november the state you sent for the us presidential election. pamela harris has found her running mate . minnesota governor tim wants the us vice president, and so she's found a leader with whom to build the pride of future, the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong and then inspires them to dream big. and that's the kind of vice president he will be. the

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have like a talking dog and i would come on her so i would not work home on hers anyway. public on opponents have been quick to criticize harris's choice and labeled through competition as to liberal even comparing probably here it says, this is the person who listen to the modeling of our own party and selecting anonymity. i think it's interesting actually they, they make it an interesting tag team. pennsylvania was the democratic, do was 1st stop there contain will now take them to 7 crucial swing states, where they will hope to persuade undecided voters in less than 3 months. use benjamin elder. his group, it was at raleigh and has more now. it wasn't energetic for his rally here in philadelphia, pennsylvania of this new do a vice president come on holidays and her big full vice president in minnesota. governor, tim was very personal experiences to they spoke about many of the topics that the

governor of minnesota has achieved, especially in his 1st term. and that the campaign from pamela harris wants to introduce into the program on the gun legislation on access to reproductive health based on other topics enrolled has achieved the painting coach rules and showing him in these korean olds as biography. they'd let it for him to be so successful in his state and all. so now the democrats take a ticket, a lot of energy, you can say, almost relieved here in the arena and philadelphia, looking back at the last couple of weeks when joe biden was still a, the candidate, the democratic candidate, a full president of type, scheduled for the next couple of days, a will be many a swing state and that was of course have a question that many had when this was the amount for did come with our did not use some of the politicians problems. we say like the governor of pennsylvania joshua

bureau also appeared on stage or sen. tell you of our zone about it. it was a really energized and energized adventure in philadelphia. the big question that many male habits will they be able to carry on this moment and we still have energy still 91 days left until the presidents a little bit. all right, let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines and human rights group. and i'm gonna see international is accused nigeria, security forces of killing at least $21.00 people during protests, over the cost of living under the thousands of take them to the streets. over the past week, the rallies have the guns is allowed following a deadly track down by us or sees. and 5 people have been killed in a helicopter crash near the neck, leaves capital of come on to the victims were full chinese nationals and then please pilots. was already save the helicopter, last contact with traffic control control just 3 minutes off to take of the cause of the crashes being investigated. a bundle dish has main opposition. party has

said it won't selections to happen within 3 months. as the country waits for an interim government to take shape carlita g r, a former prime minister and current leader of the opposition address to crowd and duck of via video conference. off to her release from house arrest. she bounced up hold democracy. following the protests which led to the resignation of shakes, pacino's prime minister, the country's president is now appointed nobel prize winner mohammed eunice, this head of a cat's hatred ministration. he's a people to use this opportunity to shape a better country farm. as long as a journalist for the cost on use papers, she told me more about the may not position policy in bangladesh and that selection chances. a yes, so long a dish has had a 2 party of electrical system for the longest time be essentially swung between one party or, or another. it was always allow me, the gord,

the b and b. but then over the last 15 and a half years, this opposition party, the b and b was almost completely designated the, their leaders were arrested and put in jail. and in many cases the uh, the, this party itself was also linked to incidence. those incidents of violence and searching cases and as a result of the spark and really started so speed away from the public sphere the we're not participating in the elections. the said that the, the by got to the last election to my god that the one of the elections before that . and so this is huge, seen this party back on the street again. but i do want to point out that the students want, do not necessarily want to be in b, b when they go through the whole army lake. they want to see an open democratic space where everyone can participate and more parties will be coming up more democratic parties will be coming up and conducting the elections. now in the

meantime, the student leaders and bangladesh calling for an interim government to be formed as soon as possible on may possibly even today. i mean, how quickly is this likely to happen, or use the suppose to fly in tomorrow from one, according to news reports, and uh, i think within minutes he comes back to the country, has been the new entire him. government will be taking shape and tell him government is supposed to take the lead for 3 months, according to the law in 3 months. they have to call for a multi party democratic collection. and that is something that we are definitely looking forward to seeing a to show of democracy. full governors of the central bank and bangladesh resigned today. can you tell us more about what happened that what this means? it means that the people are standing up against corruption, the, the bangladesh bank has allowed visits,

lack of oversight. it has absolutely it has allowed our banking system to of get destroyed. it has allowed money laundering to happen. it's allowed bad loads to rise and people are no longer willing to accept of uh, accept those. so just, you know, right before the fall of the government are central reserves. it 15 point um, something 1000000000. we wouldn't even make the list of the top 100 of billionaires that, you know, with that's 15 points. point 9000000000 is essentially the wealth all for the entire country off of 180000000 people that's, that's a little frightening to think about. so i might as well, i'm from the daily style newspaper and doc as i'm a thanks so much for your time today. we appreciate it, us with that. so you're up to date,

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