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koreans head to the poles as a nation, votes for a new president following the on time the death of a became, or i using the helicopter crash inmate, also this hour. your winery. i've never seen anybody like this guy. you're the sucker you're. those are what this man has done is absolutely criminal. the 1st 2020 for presidential debate between joe biden and donald trump the sins into a name calling spots of the incumbent leader, struggles to keep up with his republican rivals. in the immediate aftermath, us liberal media outlets react by speculating, just to cut, replace the 81 year old us that democratic parties know many. if the drops out on washington, lawmakers pass and amendment to prohibit the us state department from citing gals, a health ministry to fix raising some of the question if it's an attempt to conceal the number of steps in the middle east or of

the across the world. around the clock, this is our teacher now. so hello, and welcome to the news. our reunions are choosing their new president in a self election. it follows the tragic death of abraham. right is a in a helicopter crash last month. building time has twice been extended today would pull is not due to shut at 10 pm local time, around an hour and a half west coast volume to our studio, and the reading and capital. where our tea correspondent use of technology is fronting our coverage. you said anything to you, it's not unusual that the doors remain open longer during an election, but take us through the story of the day on the crucial question of just who'd be leading the country going forward. but of course, as you mentioned, boarding hours have been extended 2 times for 2 hours each. and now we're expecting

the forwarding hours to be extended until 12 am local time across the country to allow for more people to come to the paulding stations and participate in the democratic process. of course, it's a crucial vote pivotal moments for iranians as they try to decide their next president decide their faith and choose their next president after that on timely death of the late president where you see and a helicopter crash last month's course. now the big question is whether the next iranian president would follow in the footsteps of president, where you see an in his eastward or eastern oriented policy, which was deemed revolutionary by many observers. after many, i thought that there one would hit a dead and following the united states, increasing pressure on the country and the stringent sanctions on the as well make republic of their wives. so now, aust, we, the may rivalry is underway between suite leading candidates to from the

conservative of principle of his comp. and there's one reform or, or reform as the candidates saw by the name of the last name for this guy. so this is the main and closely contested competition between these 3 leading candidates. the principal list of course, are known for their anti western approach. on the other hand, we have opposition on from the reform is gap, which is known for its uh, open as to the west there. they don't have any problem force they, they don't have as much problem with uh, opening up to the west uh on top of fall. his agenda must be positioned on the agenda is to revive the trouble of 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, including with the united states after the washington withdrawal from its back in 2018 on wednesday, the sanctions unable on for a deeper insight on the dynamics of the elections. let's talk to mr. far. is that the who is the unit university professor and a prominent political analyst?

india is nomic republic. other one will come to the show, mr. is that he tell us about the dynamics of the elections and how do you see the competition so far? you know, in public opinion, opposed as the citizens gun was heads about 30 percent. the 2nd person was the subject. any about 25 percent and the 3rd person was myself on the wealth of it, about 20 percent. so we just have to wait and see whether these public opinion polls very accurate or not. you know, the couple of candidates dropped out in the last 2 days or so. so that's going to have some effect on the numbers that they just mentioned at. if these numbers hold a, we're going to see a 2nd round of elections next friday. and then we'll know what was meant to be done as president, and i agree with you, that's a mess of position is going to try to basically,

and i go back to the 2015 agreements. the new to the agreement. the problem that he has is that he doesn't have a partner on the american side. the trump may become president, especially given to the very devastating performance of a by then in, in today's the bates. if tom comes back to office, he's the one that left the agreement, so he may not want to return. and by then had the chance to defend to the agreement to 2 and a half years ago when he became president. and he refused to do that. it's almost if there's this guy who is going to have a difficulty because the american side is not interested. mrs. i used to mr. jenny was a nuclear negotiate to inherited your job? yes. and he knows this portfolio value and the, i think,

given the history of us, the false thoughts and, uh, the, the, the difficulty is that the us government costs for the agreement. but i, i don't think so genuinely is going to spend so much time on the agreement. and missile value fox is going to be is halfway between these 2 candidates. so we just have to wait and see who is meant to be it onto the next president. some of the issues that i the supports for the palestinian cause is going to be constant seeing you guys find a policy. if you look at the net funding fixed for the last 45 years supporting for the student cause has been the constant upon the subjective no matter who the president is. the policy is working in terms of making sure that the genocide, the regime is facing consequences for its members and the on domestic policies. i think so. massage entity is going to be more than to

a sitting there so. so that's the stacy's. yes. talked about the head of think the lower segments of society, economic need. mr. physician is more or less in line with the new never on economic principles. so you may have a different approach that these are 3 very different people. you're on the democracy that's worked as we speak. people are voting in folding decisions as we speak. but how do you think that this whole process for the results of the vote will decide the future of their wants global policy? not. we're not talking about domestic policy here. how do you think that ties with the west or would the east well develop once a new president? is it like, you know, given the fact that in the last couple of years, especially if you don't rush other additions has improve significantly. i think that's a policy of improving relations with russia who has some neighbor is going to question you no matter who the president is the same thing as sort of it, it on china,

violations of the difference between the supposition. and then there's 2 other candidates. there's going to be on the emphasis they put on what to do with this and given the chaos in washington, given the fact that the even europeans accrued us in terms of what they need to do . they unfortunately have followed us foreign policy, which has nothing their interest given these fact. i think mr position will try for some time. so divide with these relations, but the, if a history is any indication, i think he's going to be disappointed with that's approach. what, let's, let's talk about the election itself, but there's 61 more than 61000000 eligible voters based on the statistics provided by the you want interior ministry up and based on the initial surveys conducted earlier on before the like since started of 51 percent voter turnout is anticipated

and due to various reasons including the inclusion of possession beyond in their ways which has reinvigorated hope in the pro reformers for reformist elect right in the country. but data part, we see that the predictions in the united states is different. they keep talking to mainstream media on the west, i think keeping talking about a low voter turnout that they've been trying to portray iranian elect to it as being a prophetic or disc interested in the election results. why do you think that they are trying to promote this id or this narrative and watts nuances? are they missing here? you know, uh for the last 4, the 5 years since the victoria of the summit server lucian ended on this and media list. the main to sit in corporate media has been a demonizing united. and in the process of demonizing, your identity demonizing guys are directions. yeah, and question the democracy and you know,

that's like channels like archie are important to provide the an alternative voice, a more accurate voice. the truth is that, you know, we have on the election day and no one ever knows who's going to be the next president. that's something amazing generally in this part of the world in the mid the, these countries that don't have elections, they don't know what direction as to what the direction is, the king them for your more or less know the results of the elections that effective. so as long as democracy is very vibrant, you don't have to democracy is comparable to any of them. obviously, anywhere in the world and the talking points of this and media that's inaccurate. it's, you know, different in political science. we have this the teddy of a, a democratic peace, which means that democracy is don't fight as so if americans claim to have

a democracy, then even by deficient tim not have democracy, russia cannot have democracy because if you don't is a democracy, pressure is a democracy then it cannot be fighting the rest. so based on these principles that the, this and media, let's work on. they have no other choice, but to question the democratic processing your on. i think you're on the as well have an answer to that, the musician today. all right, and let's move on to just speak about the, the landscape, the future landscape. the future trajectory along yvonne will take based on the result of the election, of course. so we do know that if there's a sheet on wednesday election, there's going to be a westward approach because he kept talking about throughout this campaign trail. it kept talking about the fact that he had no problems with the west that we

shouldn't, shouldn't fight the western world. we shouldn't have. we need to de escalate and ease tensions with the west. that's the mantra repeatedly put 4 or 5, mr. positioning on. so is it correct if we want to interpret the results of the election that there was project 3 will move towards the west east as it should be on these elected president. and it was trajectory would head towards the eastern block or the eastern hemisphere. if the other 2 principal, as candidates will, you know if position becomes president, is going to try. but i think he's going to be disappointed. because the central honey was a suffering to miss a hard time in the previous presidents that taught they could the, there's also these issues with the rest of the disappointed. so the stuff is this kind of thing to be disappointed. he's going to learn the lesson and he's going to realize that it says, you know, and is an asian country working with asian countries. working with the region

country is working with you guys, and neighbors is going to be the way to move forward with you guys find a policy termed at this is why we have these elections. the candidates come, they present their case, you know, they had 5 debates on television, 4 hours each and the people the less than it. so it is debates. one of the, the propaganda points of the some media outlets is that these candidates are better in which it is that it needs this explanation. because if we had 8081 people, they're just starting to become us presidents, we don't have any place in the world with 80 presidential candidates. so you guys custody solution. we have to kind of judges for the judges. the look at people's votes, folio and decides which can do that is viable then which kind of that is not. and as you saw this year, they make sure that all the parties are the zip present to within the,

the so people have a choice in terms of the candidate that they may want to watch for. and this is how you're on the system works sometimes in, in countries you have a political bosses. the 3rd mind who's a viable candidates in other countries. you have other methods. but in all countries, you have to make kind of some of the realizing rich candidates. it is a serious kind of, i'm just kind of it as well and, and you need on, we have judges that sort of mining. that's which is not bad because they're not interested in that. put it because the issue is that interested in case as a government, or of course the, the spot image of speak for themselves a week. if we take a look at the images on the iranian national television, they show different pulling stations across the country. they're really john packed with a large number of people all standing and want to use the 5 to have a say in there and the country's political landscape. of course, this is

a very crucial vote, and the rivalry is between the principal. as for conservatives known for the anti western approach and the reformist camp, which is known for its the openness of the west. now this rivalry will be decided and the answer to this question of whether a wind will continue to step or follow in the footsteps of our present res, see or shift towards the reformist administrations known for their openness of the west. this question remains to be answered was the polls are closed under voting. the count voting vote counting will be of course. now will begin as soon as the polls will be closed, expect it to be closed at around 12 am local time here. over 2, with a comprehensive rick done r t correspond, it uses joe loudly and university appear on professor food is on the thank the

joe biden. donald trump faced off and the debates for the 1st time in the 2024 election cycle. the event was ostensibly meant to offer voters more insight into both of the accounts of its policies, but quickly devolved into a round of name calling. my son was not a loser, is not a sucker. you're the sucker you're. those are all of the things he's done. we've become like a 3rd world nation, and it's a shame you're weiner. when you lost the 1st time, i've never seen anybody like this guy. he lies, i've never seen. if he could look you in the face of that, so many other things to what this man has done is absolutely criminal. now there was no studio audience and it was more of a q and a session, then a debate. so there was limited time for responses from the candidates and they were unable to interrupt each other or interject as normally happens during debates. uh,

the moderators seem to be pretty careful with joe biden. uh, let's review. however, what they couldn't really cover up just by giving him a little bit of easier treatment the, the total initiative relative to what we're going to do is more border patrol and more asylum off for the drums. i really don't know what he said at the end of this is, i don't think he knows what he said. either i made sure every company in the world, every pharmaceutical company can not have to pay you. and by the way, 5 use performance did not go unnoticed and the 1st words out of us, mainstream media. commentators were a desperate cry about the situation in american politics and openly commenting on jo biden's cognitive status was a game changing debate in the sense that right now as we speak, there is a deep, a wide and a very aggressive panic in the democratic party. and they were having conversations about the president's performance, which they think was dismal,

which i think will hurt other people down the party in the ticket. and they're having conversations about what they should do about it. the people who are texting me were even more panic. they actually expected it to be better than it was. and now they're in a, i won't say a full fledged panic, but it's getting panic level, particularly among elected democrats, who have share the ballot with him. um, there is a full on panic tonight and i want to pull up some of these tweets and reactions here from jackie heinrich as she's as a very well connected democratic source, tells her the house and the senate are the g o. p. 's for now everyone is freaking out. he needs to go no way. they replace him unless he agrees there. so you want to talk about them level of freak out at the moment. american politics is in quite a strange moment. this is not a normal time and the election cycle for a debate to take place. the feeling that biden's just didn't do very well in terms of performance and the feeling that it may be possible that at the democratic national convention,

they could replace them with another candidate as that is certainly widespread. there's already been talking of such a thing happening and now that talk is escalating. one listens to us media. there is speculation. the democrats may replaced by them. the someone else has their nominated lot. there is other saying that binding is not willing to step down, and biden's allies are very committed to keeping them on the ticket. a lot of questions are being raised and people view this largely the reaction is that this was a win for trump. if not just an epic loss for bite and maybe not a win for trump. uh, but i lost, provide no doubt a public reaction to the debate. spoke volumes before 159 percent of those us still a trump when they had the head that increased afterwards, as you can see, while already terrible numbers for bite and got even worse diploma thing by 12 percentage points following the exchange. interesting, lee, the new york times published that pre the page argument on biden's as you have to happen performance,

suggesting that democrats were already planning to replace them with another candidate. the article sites. the president's physical realty on use is whether he should have funding that campaign on how weak he looks compared to donald trump. that question will be decided that the democratic national convention in a few weeks by didn't, can resolve this by withdrawing from the race. there isn't time to hold new primaries, but he could throw the choice of a successor to the democratic national convention in chicago. the democratic party has some prominent figures, who i think would be in a good position to defeat trump in november, as well. besides the pundits posters have looked at what happens at by the parts that presidential race vice president kamala horace would be the most likely replacement on one poll. how's her treating her boss? by one percentage point, other possible candidates will focus on just the moment, but the bottom use for the dance is that whoever might replace the parties nominate

will still be behind strict on in the polt. here's another survey supporting those results, still looking possible contenders. it finally pulls out a fox news poll offers a different prediction. the u. s. media, i think, concluded that his most likely replacement is gretchen whitmore with a 5 percent lead of providing on mix. the current president, very interesting, the least favorite candidates in the entire batch. let's take a closer look at biden's main competition and within the party for the top spot, there's 3 main contenders, kamala hardest is the 1st female vice president on the highest ranking female official in us history. devin newsome has been the governor of america's most popular state california since 2019 and finally. miss whitmore governs michigan. unimportant swing states in the presidential election on historically has been with radio hope. steve dill advise the bush and clinton administrations, and phase democrats are increasingly waking up to the idea of replacing by them to

stay in power. the democrats right now, we're having to have that conversation with joe biden saying, joe, you can't drive anymore, you're going to hurt yourself, you're going to hurt others. and, and the challenge here is that he's not just blame politically damaged. he's the president of the united states. he has the finger on the nuclear button. he is the, the commander of our military and, and he's not capable of serving in that position. so the democrats are panicking, talking about removing him as they're political. nominate one of the reasons you're saying so much panic with the democrats right now is not just because they're concerned about the white house or the people who work at the white house. they're concerned about their own jobs and whether they'll lose their seat in congress. their seat in the us senate, maybe their seat as governor and one of the sub blue states. so it's not just about binding. it's mainly about them, as well as reaction continues to come in for the night. that

was, we'll bring you all the updates on the debates on whether the calls to shelves hiding from the ticket gains momentum as it looks to be. you can find all dots to r t dot com, the no alarm bells are ringing, and u. s. financial circles, that's after a pressing warning from the international monetary fund, stating the government's mounting budget deficits on the escalating death load post a growing risk for both washington on the global economy. high deficits. and that creates a growing risk for the us and the global economy, potentially fitting into high of fiscal financing costs. the ongoing expansion of trade restrictions and things sufficient brokers and interest in developing abilities. both pose important downside risks. a, b, i n s also question the intensifying of us trade vari are saying the u. s. economy

could bear the brunt of such practices as recommendations include income, tax increases and reforms of the entitlements system, such as the wealth for and medicaid programs. the country's national debt, which measures both the us owes its creditors as ballooned to our records. $34.00 trillion dollars less pro 5 now to economists richards vern or for his take on all that is on the folding. richard. good to see you. the i a method is us that poses a risk for other countries, quite stark in the morning. so keeping the reserves in dollars like many nations on their citizens do, is that suddenly more risky than it was a go to the i am, ecstasy is dissing out. this of the advice recommendations. and in the case of

other countries, you know, and that's usually come with a bit of action. and this sort of advice is the rest of the world has been receiving from it. while the us has things to is kind of see being reserved, kind of see being little likely, but we're reaching the point where the national debt has become. so laws are we talking about $35.00 trillion dollars and a particular last few years. i mean, the, the acceleration is being quite exponential and we saw just a few weeks ago that the, you know, the expenditure. now the annual budget coming from the annual budget for just interest on his debt is larger. and then even the single biggest item, which is the military expenditure. and so it's now that com, the biggest i have, the interest on the debt is the biggest item. and so it is the sort of late

stage pays when you half really spend too much and your debt is beginning to spiral out of control. so is the thing that was this, the impact of people just saying, you know, the next person content can take care of it. i've got to look after my election cycle, or i've got to look after domestic issues. it just seems as if it's continued being pushed to the back burner. so with that in mind, what impact do you think that november's election is going to have? whoever takes charge on who wouldn't be the study home for, for those month. thing problem is that you as you've laid i'd so i would quickly yes, well certainly the power and administration has a very bad right to as no doubt about that on that thing. get the majority knows that and you know, that's probably why they're not doing very well. and trump, i suppose has that they're fine comparison also based on the right good. but it is

true that in the us, even when we had just plastic republicans, small government presidents, we shouldn't forget to under ronald reagan, classic case, government spending actually increase. and that increase. so in many ways it is, as you said, you know, is this every want is just causing the box and it's reaching the point where the reserve status as you, as you mentioned, you know, of the us dollar is being called into question. and so that's going to be interesting how, you know, either all the, either we not, and we'll deal with this is now really the crucial time. but it can be reversed as now because it's being and you know, and placed the den case that is not a concern because the dollars the reserve comes in. but you see now there was a kind of ease of being challenged by alternatives. the chinese tennessee,

the brakes using non dollar ways of settling and, and also because while these sanctions signaling to the rest of the world, many, many countries, well if you hold it in dollars, we may take away the money very. and 1st thing you always do, you raise those points that get me thinking economist, richard for an or live from budapest that thank you so much. i thank you very much . the nato bach, the assessor nations, of prominent russian figures and an over through of the democratically elected president himself. it's not a hollywood script that is the shocking plan. pitched by a group of former russian lawmakers who convened an exile in poland to off the western military block for help. therefore, the use of force against witness murders their finance here. so the propagandist is morally justified when consistent with the internal we recognized doors of for fair and in parity for victory. yeah,

it's just incredible stuff. let's get into the details of this with our correspondence, steve sweeney. joining me here in the studio is people who are these people give us some details because, you know, we're talking about an explosive plot to kill there are follow fairly russian citizens. right. exactly. well, this manifesto was drafted as a full day conference and also by a group describing themselves as the congress of people's deputies is made up of former russian parliamentarians explain. described by the times newspaper as a shadow, paula would not be put forward, distrusted, do you notice the victory planet caused 4 increase on crating and the expansion of the functions raging? so nothing new and nothing unusual so far in that, but its main, i is the overflow of the democratically elected president vladimir putin. and it says that this can only be achieved by via the means. in other words, they want to.