this, for example, is the ideology of the us democratic party, these are the ideologies of biden, thetion flows , firstly, destroy national states, secondly, they level out sovereign civilizations, as it were, and thirdly, where necessary, they create chaos or, so to speak, create the possibility of influencing the situation . this the ideas of the globalists, and more often than not, it is argued that these are simple things, money, this is profitable, you can earn money from this, and so on and so forth. this is exactly how this ideology came to russia in the nineties, and this is exactly how it is here, so to speak, to be honest, without any special changes, it is still present, now is the time to rethink these things, rethink... build, so to speak, as an illusion, and i think this is important, by the way, a question that also seems to me you raised an important point about the diaspora, my friends, power should be with the state, in our country political parties based on national or religious principles are prohibited by law, diaspora leaders de facto turn into political parties,

yes, obama really didn’t like netanyahu, in general, the democratic party after bill clinton really doesnyahu , all these right-wingers , for various reasons , by the way, obama directly called not to vote for netanyahu, but if you love the us democratic party, if you love kennedy, remember kennedy, by the way, he is very popular, for some reason he was with the left in israel, don’t vote for netanya, that happened, but for an opposition politician from some hostile country, so to speak, well, from... there will also be a big question for us: who do we recognize as president, i think we need to act very delicately here, that we are considering this issue, to receive delegations here, just like washington , most likely the conflicting, so-called electoral college, delegations will go , the choice, in the same way it is necessary, we need to receive someone here, to really begin to establish relations there with everyone, that's if orban came to the opposition american politician, there is no need to be embarrassed to accept some i don’t know barack obama here if trump wins. or vice versa t

let us remind you that an employee of the democratic party apparatus, seth rich, was shot in the backit public. the dirty deeds of the clintons, the killers were not found. 3 weeks after tsetrich, publicist victor thorne, who was preparing an investigative book about the crimes of bill and hillary clinton, will be shot dead. a murder on the street, the police will write it off as suicide. a day later, sean lucas, a lawyer in the hillary clinton fraud case, will be found dead. this death will remain so undisclosed. a witness in the hillary clinton bribery case, john ashe, under mysterious circumstances in his own home, drops a barbell on his throat and dies 3 days before questioning in court. by a strange coincidence, literally the next day after the scandalous publication of wikileaks, hillary clinton's official correspondence, joe montana, who knew everything about fraud in the democratic party, will die. the mysterious death is hastily attributed to... bill clinton's pregnant mistress, susan coleman, was shot in the back of the head, despite this, her the death was officially ruled

democratic party.o the newspaper, the volume of exports of this metal from russia in the twenty-second year amounted to 307 million dollars, and, despite all the pressure, the figure last year decreased slightly by 25 million to 345. titanium is indispensable in the aircraft industry. russia supplies approximately a third of the world's volume of high-quality metal, so even large western businesses did not hesitate to make bold , rational statements. for example, the head of airbas, back in the summer of 22, said that sanctions against russia in this area would become sanctions against themselves. and at the end of the issue about currencies, the dollar exchange rate today is 91.94, the euro costs 100 rubles. 36 kopecks and that's all i have for now. novel. konstantin, thank you. we continue. the russian guards worked on eliminating militants in training sessions that were as close as possible to the real situation. to begin with, they were deprived of the opportunity to escape, and then they stormed t

democratic party, because it was the workers who very strongly disagree with the pro-wall street, aspected the opposite, conditionally some kind of left turn, a strengthening of the sanders group in the united states of america, which we did not see, what could happen in this situation, in our country, according to the rules in the united states of america, it is necessary in order to win elections, to recruit a certain number of electors, in fact, the third candidate, if he recruits... who becomes the next candidate for the presidency and wins this election race is actually not important. let's hear direct speech. biden, why is he bad for the democrats? no matter what he says, he does it. does he make his own decisions? you see this, the relevant people accept it, so the incredible can happen there, but if trump wins, well, the election campaign is one thing. against russia, you know, and alexander grigorievich, listening, and vladimir vladimovich, what did i think about, but how could we not we talked about the changes that are coming in the united states, now the most effective, e

the us democratic party will find the strength to postpone the civil war in the pax of americana foractly this, we are ready to shy away from a nuclear war, hitting anyone with guns you will be wondering when their civil war starts, for whom? there will be 185 of them, they will elusive, networked, here, this is really the real reason to hit the rebels? we have someone to hit, but the sarmatians and others are clear for what purpose in terms of launchers, that is, we must deprive them of the opportunity to use their nuclear forces, this is no longer there, well, it’s technological. previously, we worked in broad international cooperation, i can answer this question, because cooperation, it was considered a sin, so to speak , to object to this, now we cannot work in broad international cooperation, although there is already a proposal, let’s the chinese do the same. the chubais come, lobby for a decision according to which chubais should be imprisoned, they will tell him, tuli, well, you shouldn’t allow this at all, you understand, everything needs to be brought to such an extent, so

democratic party, because it is the workers who strongly disagree with the pro-wall street, as theyy expected , on the contrary, some kind of left turn, a strengthening of the sanders group. the united states of america, which we did not see either. what can happen in this situation, in our country, according to the rules of the united states of america, in order to win the elections, we need to recruit a certain number of electors. in fact, the third candidate, if he gains popularity, he may bite off the number of electors from the first two to create a stalemate when none of the candidates. will not be able to get the number of electors required to elect his president in the united states. and this is a concrete crisis not just of the political system and the electoral system, it is a crisis of the entire united states of america. and, of course, the united states today requires a deep, deep revision of the entire political model, a revision of the electoral system, because it is deep. it’s one thing to make a statement, but another thing implement. the machine works in america. a

democratic party right now, especially the president. and now the vice president to ask for being pretty quiet ready, but now he's very vocal. why is couple of hours pushing this forward? why is her voice being had so very vocally right now? if the we can throw this, there are a couple of points in this. and the 1st one is they invest simply because they, um, they said monday would be the day for a deal. and secondly, and there's the internal takes in, within the united states, again to the, the ship and many analyst, and many also russell. it's over the democratic party thing, that's my thing is not taking the right course. and he's maybe in the wrong side of history. and simply because the americans are providing these ladies with everything they need and everything they want actually, and they shouldn't have a say. so by them is to come to the house is it's time to send the message to this lady that would probably be enrolling in patients with, with nathaniel. and also there's a limit of what they can do. but more importantly, they're

on the eve of the us democratic party. our one and a half ton fab with controlled planning modules. today russian defense. so cnn reports that russia produces three times more artillery shells than the united states and europe. where can i say, moscow, right now, is producing 3 million shells a year from the assembly line. usa and europe together 1,200. the only ray of hope. in the dark kingdom of total injustices, albeit with a very pale light, it may light up by the end of 2025, that is, next year. allegedly, by this moment the united states should reach production capacity of 100,000 artillery ammunition per month, that is, the united states alone will produce 1,2000 shells per year. europe seems to be on to this must also catch up with the united states at the moment. at the same time , cnn does not report the main thing, what will happen with the help of the united states to ukraine in 2025. apparently, even biden’s tame dogs are now very difficult to guess what will happen to... kiev and washington after trump’s very

democratic party, if you love kennedy, remember kennedy, by the way, he is very popular , for some reasonthe opposition has always been coerced, well, to do something like this... to do this , this is something, this is something new, this is something new, in this situation there is, well , a civil war in ameika, you want to say, of course, of course, i’m worried about our olyasochka, yes, well, you can worry a lot about our olyasochka, i can say this, biden, biden could have made a very different speech, but the speechwriters finally wrote him a speech citizens go to arms, nothing, all the stops, so to speak, have obviously already been knocked down, they don’t present any plan. to enter here very delicately, that we are considering this issue, to receive delegations here, just like washington , most likely conflicting , so-called electoral colleges, delegations of electors will go, in the same way it is necessary, it is necessary to really begin to receive someone here already establish relations with everyone there, but if orban came to an opposition american politician, there is no n

so i think both parties, particularly the democratic party in the us , the democratic party in the usn back to that narrative in order to win over these voters that have gone over to trump. >> but what do you see lying ahead? you know, if democracy in the united states , as indeed the united states, as indeed here in the uk, is in such a parlous state, it fought? when you look in the crystal ball, do you look in the crystal ball, do you see unfolding in the months ahead of course, with the presidential election at the end of the year ? of the year? >> well, i actually feel really happy about the state of our democracy, because if you think about it , you know, democracy, because if you think about it, you know, in democracy, because if you think about it , you know, in the gop about it, you know, in the gop primary and the republican primary, donald trump was outspent 2 to 1 by every single one of his opponents, and he still managed to win. so the electorate, by sheer force of showing up, was able to beat him. and then you look at what he's had to face from the democratic side the law

party i used to be a democrat and they are not conservative, they are so far to the left it is sad andityer. that is the key to the nation. if people could determine things around. but independent, no and nikki haley has done a great job. we all need to unite together. of course they lost in the primary. after everything is settled i went with a candidate because they didn't make it■:. his mother was a good christian and would go to the capital and i've been learning a lot ofat. history about l ouri country. i am a 72, soon to be 73-year-old. i was borni and raised here ani think the constitution, they are going to come up with a third party they need t to change the constitution of the united states of america because we have different peopled the conse for all people. >> any comment? >> other than to say that is kind of the magic of the constitution is that it creates an opening for all of us to■z he these discussions and different ideas d of course it starts with the first amendment which is first for a. whatever we think about the direction of the country and grateful to live here an

democrats used to be the party that was afraid to spend too much money on defense and wanted to spendomestic, no more. >> reporter: we should have a better idea of which way the political winds are blowing come november 5th, election day. that's when california elects a mayor, and a senator and the united states a president. >> we're going to stay on top of the vote count. we're updating constantly. scan that qr code on your screen. download our free nbc bay area app. >> there is a wave of momentum for may breed. her props e and f are passing. tomorrow she'll pass her state of the city address. the mayor is expected to talk about key issue, including tackling the homeless problem, cracking down on crime, and reviving downtown. her state of the city is happening at 11:00 a.m. at pier 27. then tomorrow night president biden will deliver the state of the union address. it comes at a critical time for his re-election bid. he's expected to remind voters about hard won legislative victories and also pledge to revamp the tax code in favor of middle class americans. he's also expected to touc

democrats used to be the party that was afraid to spend too much money on defense and wanted to spend it all on domestic, no more. >> reporter: we should have a better idea of which way the political winds are blowing come november 5th, election day. that's when california elects a mayor, and a senator and the united states a president. >> we're going to stay on top of the vote count. we're updating constantly. scan that qr code on your screen. download our free nbc bay area app. >> there is a wave of momentum for may breed. her props e and f are passing. tomorrow she'll pass her state of the city address. the mayor is expected to talk about key issue, including tackling the homeless problem, cracking down on crime, and reviving downtown. her state of the city is happening at 11:00 a.m. at pier 27. then tomorrow night president biden will deliver the state of the union address. it comes at a critical time for his re-election bid. he's expected to remind voters about hard won legislative victories and also pledge to revamp the tax code in favor of middle class americans. he's also expe

state democratic party appeared exactly 3 hours after the end of voting, the results hadn’t even beenlways knew, but the most interesting another thing is that the european council issued a statement. dipoch on the election of president bush in 2004, it was such a thirty-page report, in itself quite interesting, and the whole set of shortcomings that are inherent was discussed there. american electoral system , from not allowing international observers or permission to observe elections from a distance of at least 100 m from the polling station, in some states there are such rules, violation of criminal liability, and to rules characterizing early voting, and just like that for information to our television viewers, in the twentieth year, when they chose our respected grandfather, who is the grandfather. you to us, you give us your grandfather, please, he, believe me, he has already become an integral part of our lives, because, of course, comics and memes about him are an integral part of everyday life, let's speak frankly, so then we chose the most interesting, about early voting, t

the democrat party of being victims. you believe in personal responsibility and it used to be a great trait we said we believed in? it is all out the window. i don't think it plays well with most americans. >> barbara, bankruptcy may not be the smartest move here but what does it mean? could it get him out of the financial jam? what are the benefits or what are the drawbacks of such a bankruptcy declaration? >> i think he has declared bankruptcy six times for some of his companies, mostly his casinos. he has been down this road before. it allows someone to get their debts discharged. a bankruptcy judge makes a decision and decides various debts can be paid for less than 100% on the dollar. many of his buildings are leveraged. he owes a lot of creditors on some of the things. those debts would all come down and he would have perhaps potentially enough money to be tiebl to secure this or put off the debt at the very least. as stewart says, it strikes me as probably an unrealistic expectation for someone who is running for

we do not owe loyalty to the democrat party. none of us. why would we?ish or black the history of the democrat party is one of evil. it's one of racism. one of segregation. it's one of anti-semitism living into the number of jews that come to the united states. 1930s and 40s who wound up in gas chambers. they do not to get to rewrite american history. we get the push back. when donald trump says wait a minute why would you vote for democrat party given what they are doing? i just showed you just a little bit of it. they've obviously turned out israel and arbitrate israel. in our own country are embracing, promoting and seeking the votes of people who listen. not all people but too many people. to the river to the s sea the people caring the flags, the people going into the bosque and the united states of america are preaching, are preaching. the extinction of jews in the nine states and elsewhere. he is sending senior advisers to give votes in these various areas. he turns on israel, betrays israel, undermines netanyahu publicly what you think of this? t

we do not owe loyalty to the democrat party. none of us. why would we?ish or black the history of the democrat party is one of evil. it's one of racism. one of segregation. it's one of anti-semitism living into the number of jews that come to the united states. 1930s and 40s who wound up in gas chambers. they do not to get to rewrite american history. we get the push back. when donald trump says wait a minute why would you vote for democrat party given what they are doing? i just showed you just a little bit of it. they've obviously turned out israel and arbitrate israel. in our own country are embracing, promoting and seeking the votes of people who listen. not all people but too many people. to the river to the se sea the people caring the flags, the people going into the bosque and the united states of america are preaching, are preaching. the extinction of jews in the nine states and elsewhere. he is sending senior advisers to give votes in these various areas. he turns on israel, betrays israel, undermines netanyahu publicly what you think of this?

to washington, us off to the democratic alliance party reached out to the us state department to putting that in the may 29th. the elections. it is. outrages that south african political parties are appealing to foreign governments to interfere in our electro processes, including through funding of so called voter education activities. display is a clear attempt to bring about regime change. the skies important is dict language . south africa sovereignty is not up for sale to any country, whether it'd be from the east or the west. the gain see condemns in the strongest terms, the da's, and it's one shot on to transform ation a line sale of our sovereignty. of a little on the story we think plus live and i was wanted correspondents know to be a com. good. good to see you today. what provoked b a and c like government to become so outraged with bill position in south africa . they have a days house for sale. it will seem that so that you can face, has it 7th round so often will particularly choose on the 29th of me. the 10 sins and nervousness already possible. the 1st free election, compe

when i was a kid, the democratic party was fighting -- it'sn hade right to vote and none of us were disenfranchised the opposite. it is rkany americans who they't think will vote for their agenda. the principal technique is to call me a spoiler and instill fear in americans that voting for me will get some other terrifying candidate elected. our campaign is a spoiler. i rewi that. [applause] it is a spoibiden and for presi. [applause] spoiler for the war machine. [applause] ■lit is a spoiler for wall stret and big ag, big tech, big telecom, big pharma, the corporate-owned media, and all the corrupt politicians and corporations. that is why they are trying to keep me off the ballot and frighten you into choosing between the two tired and unpopular heads of the uniparty. millions of americans are not going to vote at all if they are not given another choice. they are simply withdrawing from american democracy. the democrats and republicanse are trying to divide america. they tell us other, to mistrust you just there, to accuse each other of treason, to warn us against■! will terms that democracy is d

within a few months it will be $3 billion and the democratic party is not going to use that warchestamplify president biden's voice. they are using it to stop opponents from getting on the ballot and turn americans against each other, and inundate us with fear. incidentally, the republican party raise about the same amount. does anybody here think that these big-money donors who are giving all that money are acting out of a patriotic impulse? do you think they are acting out of a humanitarian impulse? no, of course they're not. for them, this is an investment. they expect a return on that investment. they expect a very, very big return. the campaign-finance system has transformed our government from a model democracy into a corporate laptop to her -- a corporate kleptocracy. we are against the most powerful campaign interest in history and the determination to keep us off the ballot, by fair means or foul. they have little faith in their candidates to win the old-fashioned way at the voting booth. we are going to overcome these financial legal challenges. i want to talk about another

scott one of the more interesting things we keep seeing in every poll he is the democratic party theographics that traditionally make up their coalition their base african-americans hispanic americans asian americans women now moving in massive numbers to the revulsion party we have seen fast movement not as large as this but in the in did seems that democrats tend to return home on election day is this your different. >> 1000 percent this year is different in football is not the accident owes its jimmies and joe's we have a once in a time lifetime leader called donald trump who is bringing their coalition together like never before i will predict that president trump will receive more republican votes than any republican in the history of the country i predict you will have more african-american support this cycle than any other republican in 30 years and i predict you will likely win the hispanic vote he is up 4745 right now but the question is why why are african-americans, asians americans republicans all looking at donald trump with new eyes simple we were better off under trump

party, a veteran, russian, and russian. businessman laid slootsky use from the liberal democratic party, and the communist nikolai had turned off who's been a member of the state do much since 1994. also leading the the parliamentary committee on russia's arctic and far eastern development. mister slootsky has been in politics for 3 decades. more recently, he was also a member of the russian delegation of the assembled peace talks with ukraine that was back in the spring of 2022. and earlier he headed down to a moscow upholding stations. the cost is unbalanced, making him only the 2nd of the full candidates who have voted sofa. he then pumped into our special election studio to speak to me about the current selection process and the future of the russian federation. sugs to this literally the sanctions and restrictions of which more than 18000 have been imposed by the west against russia to date have failed. and our national economy and social policy are strengthening the world. politics of the new century can only be multi polar, were every arbitrarily small country, its people, histor

former us senator and democratic party vice presidential nominee joe lieberman has died at the age ofhe presidential election in 2000. his family say he died after suffering complications from a fall. he was the firstjewish candidate on the national ticket of a major party. in spain, prosecutors say they want the former president of the football federation, luis rubiales, jailed for 2.5 years for kissing a female footballer against her will at spain's world cup victory. mr rubiales is facing charges of sexual assault and coercion after he kissed jenni hermoso on the mouth. he denies any wrongdoing. and before we go — a new image has been released of king charles taken during the recording of his audio message for his royal maundy service, which is due to take place on thursday before easter. the undated image was taken at buckingham palace and was released by the royal household. stay with us here on bbc news. keep up at bbc.com/news. i am caitriona perry. thanks for watching. take care. hello. well, let's see how the weather is looking. and yes, more rain on the way. it's been rainin

the states criticism by summit and his democratic party over us support for as ralph, which is really defense minister you, i've got lunch was in washington this week to discuss the weapons deliveries for service on the line to have you here. and we asked the middle east expert daniel gala, if the u. s. is so concerned about israel's conduct in gaza. why send it another consignment of powerful bonds? yeah, that is a contradiction that is being discussed in the american media a lot. apparently the by not ministration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to prime minister netanyahu with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment. and who is like, of course, calling the shots and the gods operation, but they're providing this way as real security, i think for the buy number ministration there in a way, in a lose lose situation. because it's a support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's, um, it's the opposition to the behavior of and then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to

, the democratic party. republicans are racist and sexist and homophobeedn parn and the list goes on. i've mentioned it many, many times,time but you when act you actually look at the heart of thiuats, how would it be what what would how would this latwe result be if, in fact, wetician have one politician having the poweg thr to unilaterally, r whatever reason, declare a candidatre ineligible to be on a ballot? coat are the long term consequences of thisns? >> the long term consequences? undoing what we set thi in 17 country in motion in in 1776. >> that's a monarchy, no76t democracy, where one autocrat, one monarch, one individuacracyl gets to decide who the people can and cannot electo. fu and 250 years ago, shall we have our founding fathers who fought a revolutio forn to b that for better or worse, we the people decide who govern foh we the people settle our differences at the ballot box able vote for whoever we want, where every person has y a voicpersone and a vote in that democratic process. if americ

then there's a lead slootsky who now leads the liberal democratic party. previously though, the countries diplomats of the parliamentary is simply of a council of europe. also though there is the communist nickaligha thought off, who has been a member of the state duma since 1994 also heads the parliamentary committee on russia's arctic and far eastern development now from the very west of the country to its far east, upholding stations. nationwide opened each and every day from 8 am to 8 pm, a tens of thousands of sites of spread out across the largest country in the world . and can you imagine it's 11 times on? see a how to you, get all the posting stations functional and all the voters out there and it 11 different time zones. well, i can tell you it's being done and it's being done very, very well as one of the international observers here at moscow. an i c and in support of entry, assembly representative. he told us he says apparently the russian government is doing a very good job to show the integrity and the transparency of this book. yesterday we were in the tree places and was v

sources within the california democratic party tell us tonight they expect that san francisco supervisor aaron peskin will enter the mayoral race next month to challenge incumbent mayor london breed. the 59-year-old peskin has hinted a run for mayor in the past few months. today our senior investigative reporter bigad shaban -- you see the two of them there -- asked him about his intentions. >> have you given any further thought about adding your name to the list? >> it's on my mind. i'm thinking about it. >> you feel like you're getting closer? >> i'm leaning in that direction. >> when do you think you might officially have a decision? >> it has to be before june 11th. that's the last day to decide. >> we'll see. again, we have heard that he will enter that race. if peskin does run, he's entering a crowded field. other challengers include nonprofit executive daniel lurie, san francisco supervisor asha satisfy yi, and board supervisor mark farrell. >>> up next, we take you inside san quentin's death row. we're granted rare access before death row gets shut down. >>> also, we sit down wit

the democratic party used to treat free speech as one of the defining values of the party. the democratic party is now an anti free speech party. it is actively pursuing censorship, blacklisting, funding groups to go after even the revenue of sites that they don't like on the right. and so, at the end of all of this, when you secure the election, that you are fighting so hard to win, what exactly will you be at that point? other than victorious? >> brian: very well said. even better here than you put it in your column. we'll see what happens. i know a lot of people are busy in the afternoon. if you can go back and look at some of this testimony probably replay on c-span you won't believe some of the interactions. no one covers bobulinski. jonathan, thank you very much. appreciate it. one democrat making outrageous claim as she blasts texas' attempt to arrest migrants. >> as you talk about the racial profiling, local law enforcement agents on horseback whipping haitians. >> brian: and, of course, we note whipping incident never happened. we showed you this shocking video nat

not surprised -- you have a lot of friends in the democratic party, i you're still officially a democrate you surprised at the reaction because it seems that for any reason they don't care whether it's legal or not they will use whatever means necessary to take on donald trump. and that should be the real threat to democracy in my view? >> i was not surprised by the reaction for months. you had networks and newspapers building this up as what some called an unassailable theory, that the only way that he would not be disqualified is if the republicans count the supreme court protected him and enacted like ideological robots. that whole narrative was shattered in oral argument and again today with a unanimous decision. and i think a lot of people were not quite sure how to spin out of that, because they can just say oh, well,, look, is just the six conservatives again. i think that the real winner here is not donald trump, but rather, is the united states supreme court and ultimately there. [ laughter ] the american people. the court was designed for this moment. this is what the framers w

alliance of the parties did not even exist during the countries for us to democratic elections in 1994 and so that's it because it's now say this clearly indicates that should the democratic allies go into government so that the car will be subjected to the bullying of the united states. and additionally, the letter is asking for taking the logical resources to come back to misinformation and this information from a foreign model i'm, i'm back to basically, but she has moved from atlanta with the full appeal to our government to recognize the high stakes for south africa. in the lead up to and of to month all the 2024 national and provincial elections. it is in this context that we know a form of the request all putting us in democracy didn't gauge with consequence in the run up to the election. well, and it's similar to that one was also seen to 2 of the foreign ministers around the world, particularly in due time, off skiing for helping, ensuring that there is absolutely no foreign interference instead of africa's upcoming elections and back later as well was also seen by the democra

party, she joins us to talk about it.art is with us now, yes, thank you very much, congratulations on the release of the book, i must say the first thing that caught my eye, tulsi is one of the most unwavering, noble people i have ever met, says joe rogan, and i can confirm it's, it's true, i think so too, and but i also understand when people ask what's the matter, gabart is from hawaii, probably the most democratic and liberal state, you can argue, but subjectively it... god, has it really only been, it's only been 10-11 years, but i think it shows how crazy the democratic party has become today, really crazy, and it's sadly unfortunate that this party has gone so far from its origins, from the party. a party that celebrated freedom and fought for civil liberties, and came to the conclusion that the biden-harris administration and the democratic elite in washington are deliberately politicizing and turning into weapons and tools of our own government and their cronies in the tech giants and social media, as well as in t

but that was that steve, so we know joining us from slips to the head of the liberal democratic party running for president, joining us from the head with this. thank you steve. all right, earlier in the day we heard from the best friend political level as dimitry, bob attorney very much is veteran. he was telling us his 1st election. he remembers is 1980 at 9 at just as the soviet union was becoming and rushed here shortly. afterward. this is his view on the foreign narrative surrounding the 2024 russian presidential election. uh, i think uh, put in the deals to the russian. people directly and he corresponds to a southern ideal to a southern peak chair, or an ideal statement that russians have. he is not a lawful as a boris yeltsin or what a bunch of sometimes where and she changed. i think fortune that we have now is very different from fortune that we've had between the year to solve. sometimes the to 1000 age is for us to with drums in for. and she is very different from the one who returned to power off to mid vegas presidency in 2012. it's a very symbolic that we have to they,

that is what is happening in new york and it is brought to us by the democratic party it's unfortunatee working so hard to clean up the streets of new york city and we have just seen it spiraling out of control since mayor bellagio came into office and really dismantled everything and it is being further dismantled by this mayor. >> still this mayor insists in its the progress that is happening, though my. >> i think it's a disservice with these high-profile cases to erase the success that we have, that damages everything we have done. we have a safe system, we have a safe city and the safest big city in america and we are not going to allow high-profile incidents to hijack the success of the men and women who have put themselves on the line every day. >> sandra: "new york post" had a field day with that, congresswoman the headline "this is fine" obviously new yorkers say ey are unsafe you see this in poll after poll and also on the cover just 30% say the quality of life for them living in the city is good. that is a third of new yorkers paying a fortune to live here. how much longer c

whilst mr schumer is a senior figure injoe biden�*s democratic party — the us state department was quickusly, congress is an open branch of government, then the government of israel understands quite well how the us government works, the interact frequently, notjust with hammers of the executive branch but with mamas of congress including the senator who travelled there and they fully understand that he speaks for himself, he is someone we are in close contact with but not a statement from the executive branch. mr netanyahu's likud party has responded to senator schumer, saying israel is not a banana republic, but a proud democracy that elected its prime minister. it comes as israel has announced plans to push ahead with an offensive against hamas in rafah city in the south. the israeli military wants to move people out of rafah and into what they're calling humanitarian islands in the middle of the gaza strip. it's not clear yet what these islands will actually look like or how they'll operate. benjamin netanyahu says he won't bow to international pressure. translation: there are intern

why i left the democratic party, she joins us to talk about it. tolsi gabart knows now.k you very much and congratulations on the release of your book. i have to say the first thing that caught my eye was the tulle. party, yes, truly insane, and it is regrettable, regrettable that this party has gone so far from its origins, from the party that glorified freedom, a party that fought for civil liberties, and has now come to the point where the biden-harris administration and the democratic elite in washington are deliberately politicizing and weaponizing the tools of our own government. what did you see there? i mean, now we are, naturally, very far from there, we are very far, physically from the capital, yes, that’s right, and you would think that in the age of technology distance would not matter so much, but it plays a role, yes, it does, in a row aspects, but soon after winning the primaries i called and said, hey, do you want to speak on prime time at the upcoming democratic national convention, i'm like yeah, what were you 31 years old at the time, and i said i 'd

party nominee use for the presidency. trump also faces a series of other trials that could affect his chances of a 2nd. whitehouse term one former president for criminal cases was a total of 90. 1 charges, an unprecedented situation in american history. and depending on when these cases happen, a potential game changer in november's election. let's look at the cases. trump faces a federal election interference trial, a business fraud case in new york. a federal case about trumps holding on declassified documents and the state level election interference case in georgia. the federal election interference case is led by special council jack smith. it covers trumps efforts to stay in office after he lost the 2020 election. including his encouraging a crowd to march on the capital building the attack on our nation's capital. on january 6th, 2021 was an unprecedented assault. the seat of american democracy, or described in the indictments. it was fueled by lies. but the u. s. supreme court agreed to hear trump's case that since he was president at the time is immune from prosecution. it's

the democratic party's become even more of a pro system party. it has become sort of more establishment orient did more frankly connected to business. it used to be. and so in a way, yes, i think we are much more polarized. we are more polarized fundamentally, but not more polarized in every respect. in some ways, it's a less policy oriented debate right now, more of a debate over what kind of country and what kind of system we're going to be in. yeah, i would i would say, though, that the reason why kind of polarization feels more dangerous and also feels different to a lot of people, probably this room is that it's it's it's it's about something much more existential know an argument over how high taxes should be. i mean people feel very strongly about it some people think it's know the most important issue in america you know it's crucial to their businesses, but it's not about their identity or the definition of who they are and who the nation is. whereas arguments over nature of democracy and you know who won the election 2020 and is you kno

party in the us and the republicans, um, you know, but really it's going to be a struggle, as as the late president augustino netto said, the angolan poet president, he said no regime can press over the hot lead of a boiling pot forever, and i think we have seen a culmination of that moment, indeed, tet, i'm going to get you to waid in on this uh... after we hear from the palestinian delegation here, because the dust continues to settle on the move by the un security council to approve a resolution on gaza demanding immediate ceasefire and the immediate and unconditional release of all captives. now the 10 non-permanent members, the e10 proposed draft was adopted in a vote, as i mentioned earlier, of 14 in favor and one abstention, that of the united states. the palestinian permanent representative to the un gave his reaction. after previous ceasefy motions were killed by the us using its veto power. when such atrocities are being committed in broad daylight against defenseless civilians, including women and children, the right thing to do, the only thing to do, morally, legally, pol

the democratic party's become even more of a pro system party. it has become sort of more establishment orient did more frankly connected to business. it used to be. ands, i think we are much more polarized. we are more polarized polarized in every respect. in some ways, it's a less policy oriented debate right now, more of a debate over what kind of country and what kind of system we're going to be in. yeah, i would i would say though, that the reason why kind of polarization feels more dangerous and also feels different to a lot of people probably this room is that it's it's it's it's aboutething much more existential know an argument be. i mean people feel very strongly about it some people think it's know the most important issue in america you know it's crucial to their businesses, but it's not about their identity or the definition of who they are and who the nations arguments over nature of democracy and you know who won the election 2020 and is you know, is there an elaborate conspiracy theory about it? these are really existent questions

tattered to the democratic party are not so much. >> trace: you at this headline from emily that don'the narrative that they will boat joe biden my generation is up for grabs you think that's true is it up for grabs emily what are you hearing? >> i generally of trust issues with polls because in the clinton trump election i remember waking up in the morning fully being ready to see hillary clinton was president and seeing trump because the polls were all wrong you can think of generations he has a swing state when it comes to people because the reporting is in showing biden in the lead it might not be true because again there are a lot of issues the student loan payment never 1 for his biden promised a now the economy is getting worse. generations he is going to have to think about putting a roof over their heads it's harder for us to fill the gaps because the economy is there. >> trace: you talked on this reasoning about the young boat and you think about the israeli hamas were in gaza and you look at what's happening in michigan and the uncommitted bow around the world. how big of an

poor people but the one thing i know about poor people, they're always poor in a democratic party us, us, us as black people. >> we >> vote, we voted for them. first of all, asked to black people used to be republicans until the civil rights act, exactly the day most people, you know that, yeah, but we bolt pretty much been democratic for the last x amount of years. but we never hold them accountable. and they only come around every four years and say, bowl for us. they take all our boost for granite. that's why black people are leaving the democratic party. that's not me and they've gone to the republican party, did become in visit this interested like, i'm not going to vote when donald trump says that black people can relate to them, or he relates to black people because you have been falsely accused or arrested have you ever been arrested? >> a few times >> you know what? >> i'm not proud of that fact because what fighting for fighting when i was younger, i was stupid. i got to fight and get a lot because instead of walking away lacking an adult, i was a stupid kid in kids. i tell

liberal democratic party and the communist. nikolai had a total of who's been a member of the state do most since 1994. also leading the, the parliamentary committee on a russian arctic and far eastern development. well, we now joined by a very special guest here with our studio audience, a national elizabeth, when godaddy you do not seriously, elizabeth, what are you seeing so far? is it looking legit? it has been totally transparent. no complaints on my side. i went to the civic chambers this evening or this afternoon, and the cameras on nova, with about 20 volunteers watching all pulling stations in russia. and the fact that 20 individuals are what almost 20, it could be slightly more watching all of us russia. it's effective, it's efficient. and i'm really impressed. have you seen any areas where russia could improve on the election process? any complaints from you perhaps? um no, i day one was a little bit worried when i went to the fast to pulling stations and i was just observing elderly people voting and i had to ask my guide. and she told me the reason that you're not seein

, disingenuous us up to the democratic alliance road to washington, asking the us government to oversee the south african general election in may we say to come and monitor. but now for a non party, the non state drive at one stage entity to do something like that. it's basically say we have more k g, our, our democracy to either i don't really, it doesn't matter to me who those uh, uh, we do with regional organizations, continental organizations, and global organizations and we in lives there. so. busy busy we think it's priced in this ingenious and there seems to be another agenda that i'm the pin. so that historian and also joe, tom says the washington seeking to gain leverage of a south africa in washington's now trying to influence we're licensed with south africa's neighbors, an auto border delete the gain leverage again south africa. i'm speaking to the trip to angola a few months ago by us secretary of state anthony pointing. we call the 1970s united states collaborated with the party itself alfredo to lock and golden independence. and it took the dispatching of cuban slips to t

party in the us and the republicans um you know but really it's going to be a struggle as as the late president augustino netto said, the angolan poet president, he said no regime can press over the hot lead of boiling pot forever, and i think we have seen a culmination of that moment. indeed, tet, i'm going to get you to waiting on this after we hear from the palestinian delegation here, because the dust continues to settle on the move by the un security council to approve a resolution on gaza demanding immediate cease fire and the immediate and conditional release of all captives. now the 10 non-permanent members, the e10 proposed draft, was adopted in a vote, as i mentioned earlier of 14 in favor and one abstention, that of the united states. the palestinian permanent representative to the un gave his reaction after previous cease fire motions were killed by the us using its veto power. when such atrocities are being committed in broad daylight, against defenseless civilians, including women and children, the right thing to do, the only thing to do morally, legally, politically is

it kind of sounded likf e us, but obviously that democratic party's dead, buried, neverr her to be seeneard from again. that's kind of hows ho i'm viewg it. >> your thoughts your, sean?o be you're right. they used to believe in the basicse in. the basics are borders. the basics are citizenship. >> the idea of citizenship is,pt in retrospect for the democrat't party. >> they don't care about it any more. you hear about whether it's charities or politicians or local nonprofits, they want anyone they can get for reasonsu ,as victor said, for votes or for a future, a census and congressional districts. >> citizenship is a bygone word for them because they believe no person can be illegal. >>them b sean i served in guanto bay, cuba for a year. >> it had been set up to process people coming acrosso the sea for a long time before we it was a detention facility for islamistres. was >> it was meant to repatriate meaning if you were on a boao rf seeking a better life and you landed at guantanamo bay, we sent you bac na bk to your home country. >> you you noted the word. it was processyo s with th

lives by party democrats 202-748-8000.icans 202-748-8001. independence 202-748-8002. the hill.com has the article of your organization endorsing with headline conservative grassroots group endorses trump. you are quoted in that article saying this, our grassroots understanding of the american experiment is at risk, and that the man most able to save it is donald trump. can you elaborate on why you believe that the american experiment is at risk? >> guest: well i think when you look at what's happening with the open border, we look at what's happening with a government that sensors so many people when we look at how we've had a two-tiered system of government by one set of rules seems to apply to trump and his supporters different set of rules applies to bidenpp and his supporterspo there's just a lot at risk. then you add onto that the national debt. .. and there is just so much at stake right now for america. i think that when you talk to people across the entire country, they feel like america is on the wrong track. the