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the, the, this is the w news life from bell in donald trump's 1st appearance incident attempts on his life before us president is confirmed as the republican presidential candidates at the parties convention at the ninety's choice full vice president, ohio, senate j. d. facts and you, you are p and parliament meets for the 1st time since election. so big games for the fire rise will bring you the latest in germany. police stage rates in several states after the government fans and magazine, which it says is a mouth piece for blank when extreme is of add. you create says it's mobile and so
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well it's making say that the mobilization, but that's something a for crew bank continues to rise. the been visible and welcome fully you ways president donald trump has made his 1st public appearance since he was wounded in an assassination attempt. he made a triumphant hindrance on day one of the republican national convention, with one ear bandaged. the presidential candidates and he's chosen his running mate for november's election. ohio senator j. the vance is come speak for vice president. the 39 year old former silicon valley venture capitalist had been a critic of trump, but has since become a loyal landline. the w. washington bureau chief venus paula is at the convention.
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i don't on so many nation as the presidential candidate on the 1st day of the republican national convention plus expected the focus was on the question he would pick for vice president. the excitement from the delegates was strong when they learned it would be j d v. i think it's amazing. i like them a lot. i think he's very smart. i think he's got a wide range of popularity and i think it will attract a lot of people that may be traveling younger. that may be trump would have had a hard time with it. so i think it's wonderful with this was upbringing that he had in the appalachian mountains and things like that. but it just, it, he is the common man that became wash, you know, went to washington rather than he was not a product of washington. that's why, like i'm say it's or advance is a man. i think it's perfect for the role. we need someone with you in vigor in the republican party such as myself. and i'm glad that donald j. trump has decided to
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take a young senator and make him his vp. i have nothing but rate quotes for him as our vice president. i personally liked the santa's or mario rubio, but what i care is that trump gets re elected. there is more younger conservative now than there's ever been there is, you know, people are rejecting the work liberal ideology at levels we've never seen. so i think having a younger person to represent that group is the best thing that can ever happen. well, i mean j events, let's face it is a lot like donald trump. maybe he's a logical successor. told someone would be 78 years old if even spec the white house, this would keep changing events just a heartbeat away from the presidency. for many people around the world, the scenario raises concerns as vans, is strongly against supporting ukraine who poses foreign aid and takes a tough stance on iraq of concerns. many of the members of the policy don't share
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because he's yeah, he's conservative. he's got a come from the family. the way he started from the bottom is worked his way up to the top. he's got young children, so you understand the value that american me today. republican speaking to enos pole in milwaukee, there was he also spoke to german low make again spawn he's at the convention as an observer with 3 other members above. and she asked them if they have any common ground with trump. you know, when i, when i listen to president from the, i don't like the style and in many ways in many regards and it's very, very comprehensive over the last i would say it's 3 for the k. it's actually when it comes to non, probably for the formation of nuclear weapons when it comes to strengthening the european um, of the nato that'd be in europe must do more when it is about right and say, that's res regarding china regarding the rest of the world. in all these issues,
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actually we do have common interest and this time from the very 1st day on of a possible new president from research have and coming approach actually as europe, to us, as new administration. and perhaps to have some initiatives offer us in all these matters. i just mentioned to, to get common ground on the president needed still to bind right now. but he says it was a mistake to tell the democratic donors, the party must stop questioning his fitness for office and put trump in a bull's eye as he put it. some republicans blame him for inciting the attack on trumps live. let's listen in to the end of the you called your opponent and ex essential thread on a call a week ago you said it's time to put trump in the bull's eye. there's some dispute about the context, but i that you appreciated. i didn't say across here just to focus on what the truth of matters. what i guess i was talking about as
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a time was there's very little focus on jumps. jad the other service most i was it was a mistake. these were, i didn't, i didn't say cross here and i've been both, i'm and focus on a focus on what he's doing. focus on, on his, on his policies, focus on the number of lives, the toner debate, focus. i mean there's, there's a whole range of things that look, i'm not the guy that said, i want to be a dictator on day one. i'm not the guy that refused to accept the outcome of the election. i'm not the guy who said that one to accept the outcome of this election automatically. you can only love your country when you, when last bar is full then from the bod college. but then if both sides of likely to turn it down and campaigning. i mean, this is almost a cliche to say that the american political debate is over as you did, and it's polarized, etc. and it's certainly true. i mean, what needs to be pointed out is that ultimate critics theories assume that
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democracy is about coming to rational decisions as a country? no, i mean the discussions that we're seeing in the political debate are really not about politics. they're about the spectacle, they're about destination, obviously they're about the age of the, of the canada. but um, so there's a distraction from the actual actual policy points. and i think this is hurting the politics and democracy and the was talking about distractions. if you want to call it that, how could this attack affect biden's campaign? i mean, this is what people are thinking about. no, it certainly takes away some of the spotlights. also from the discussion about his age, there's the republican national convention. what's going on? so i think the stage at the moment is but the republicans, uh, the democrats really have to think about how they want to reorganize and yeah, they're, they're very much, it isn't right. because i think the,
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they're not exactly sure how to react to the things that have been happening in the last couple of days. let's focus on the republicans. what's behind trump's choice for the pay festival. as such, a defense was actually a, somebody wasn't very much liked on the left and center left with his book should be allergy which was the best of the types best that are described as operating in the appalachian mountains ohio. and so he's very credible and basically, dumpling down on the, on the message off of supporting the white sports in classes in particular. and i think this is what he's doing at the same time, he's 39 years old. he's very young. that's a country part to the old candidates that we're seeing running for, for, for the presidency. and what's also interesting is we didn't shoots. i mean like pens at the time was an attempt to bring the religious vote into the republic. and uh, the other option would have been a way to bring and left in the americans. but obviously you chose to decide for the
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person who's representing this idea of the working class grievances triple events to is actually a bite. and at the same time hasn't been very strong and setting his legislative achievements in terms of infrastructure packages. and so and the choice of bands is that also to bring in young conservatives? absolutely. i mean this i think is, is an important aspect of it. but i think it's particularly this notion that he buddies, the american dream he has displayed, you know, this kind of a court mobility that has been lacking in the us of the last 40 or 50 years. so i think trump is actually spot on pointing out what the problem is if he actually has the solutions. well, i mean, if you look at the, the record of the legislative achievements of the 1st 4 trump years. well, i guess the working class wasn't exactly of the focus off of his policies of deregulating climate policies of to regulating food safety. there's also some
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things that were good for the economy in a certain way for the stock market. but the question is very much debated whether it's, it's helped a working class people and how much of a sugar height it actually was. so that's what the record from political science has boss form. and thanks for being on the w us. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news. now, students have taken to the streets in bangladesh for the 5th day in a row, demanding an end to a corporate system for government jobs. it was about a 3rd of state positions for family of veterans, some food in the 1971 war of independence. critics say appointments should be mentored thanks at least 11 people of data for in his way the strength of the camp and central guns on monday. it has a house in the news i run. the refugee camp were displaced, palestinians of sheltering israel, his lord,
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several deadly strikes. embracing today's pricing ceased by adults with home voters in government held positive, syria have elected a new problem. it's, it's the full such valid since the civil war began 13 years ago. opposition groups labeled a vote of fast. the parliament has little will power in syria's presidential system . top officials from the european union boy caught in formal meetings hosted by hungry after its lead a big old on made a series of unsanctioned trips abroad. for the past holds the rotating e u presidency full volume it with leaders in moscow and badging, as well as for the president donald trump. in washington, he called his troops a police station. you need a distress to. she was not negotiating on this long term goal for sure. be on what to entail the new european problem at this meeting for its 1st session since the elections which so big games for the fall right in low make is make up about a quarter of the 720 states. based in strengths, book, france,
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problems 1st job will be to elect the president the temp you repeat in parliament will have more fall right in the piece than ever before. together they occupied just over a course of village searches, $720.00 seats of the new assembly has the members congregation into a political groups with a handful of them sitting is independence. differences in ideology have fragment at the far right flag, and it has splits into the 3 groups seem on the graphic in light blue, gray and black. the largest of these groups is the newly formed patriots figure created by him gary and prime minister victim old on it will be led by jordan bought into the protegee of francis for right. visa, marine the pit, one of the step you tease outlined they are groups mission long term goal is to change the european union policy making our new group your work to preserve bureau
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. if you don't christian roots this thrive for the strongest protection of your old 6. don't avoid this just for me, say no to really go migration. the fall range would have increased their influence on migration and other policies. if they had consolidated into a single political group, that didn't happen in the end, but they're high a numbers combined with the heavy weight of the center, right? block means the new e. u parliament has shifted to the right. a. hi us now process bureau chief alexander the phenomena. what influence the far right will have in this new pilot. while the far right is expected to have a rather limited influence on the decisions of the european parliament and that is due to their inability to for one group. as we have just heard in the report, there are 3 far ride groups in the european column,
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and then they have different positions on the u, a. p, and integration on support for ukraine. so we don't expect them to vote to a with one voice when it comes to important decisions and the european parliament and know a group of, uh, the 3 of them has a blocking minority. however, it's also true that that you appear in parliament has shifted to the right with 3 for right groups, but also with the center, right group in the parliament being the biggest one. and there a leadership has all already indicated that they could imagine working with some individual lawmakers from the far right, depending on what kind of project we are talking about. and they mean 1st and foremost, the parts of the tale and prime and this stuff, georgia maloney, and they're lawmakers and have
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a strong sense on ukraine to support ukraine. they are in favor of nato. so some sense or right politicians here say that they could work with them together. so the whole set top of the current problem and could set the limits to the so called cordell 70 talk. this fire war, the main street main street and parties placed on the far right, depriving them of the positions in the european parliament and having a biggest se on decisions of the european parliament. and this comes as the commission and member sites by cost the hung gary and presidency of the old ones meeting with poor yes, and this is a highly unusual decision. and of course, a big embarrassment for the hon. give young government to, they have been preparing those informal meetings on their soil. they have invested money, they wants to so that they are up to the jump. and now at this decision,
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it's, it doesn't mean that the, you opinion will not be able to make any decisions because those are made a formal meetings in brussels. but this is embarrassing and the hung gear ends. they have given officials and diplomats, or of course, very angry, accusing to the had of the european commission was the last one, the lion from wanting to appear tough on them to make sure that she will be re elected for another term in office. this vote is scheduled here on thursday in depaula mens however, of course we have to say that the repeat and permission has a points here. because with his visits, debate gene can most go a victor all but has undermined the use position on ukraine. you don't use alexander phenomena instruct, driven interior minister nancy phase a has band of magazine. she describes as a central mouth piece of the blank wing,
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extremist, st. insights, hatred against jews, and immigrants. compact is known for its provocative commas was depicting for the chance my uncle, a miracle in a huge band spreading conspiracy theories about a covert plan to turn germany into a muslim majority. country police have rated the outlets, premises, new berlin, as well as the homes of managers and shareholders with contact from 40 because of germany's found right there were braves in several states, editor affiliation, production company, as also going back to look at these with dw political corresponded matthew bull tell us more about this magazine festival compact is basically one of the leading media brands on the far right in germany on the new right wing extremist scene. and essentially it pushes until immigrant and the american pull russian f new naturalist. and i do all logistics if it's a magazine that can be picked up at train station, the kiosks around the country on a possibly a television services city be sale around, $40000.00 copies every addition. but also has a really strong youtube channel,
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telecom tunnel, 350000 subscribers on youtube. so i'll kind of part of a blossoming media company on the far right. and as of today, it's been quite well no, be a criminal offense, been to associate or to continue that work. then to administer said it was a blow against the far right. she basically said that the insights and hatred against jews migrants with which these and contributing to the, to stabilize ation of gem and democracy. how does this fit in with germany's freedom of the press and freedom of speech? those? yeah, because bruce beach has on code and the basic law, jeremy's constitution, and essentially you're free in germany to voice with you on palatable views, racism, anti semitism, as long as you do not insight people to violence or talk about over throwing the violent overthrow of german democracy and the security service in germany be monitoring this, this media company for some time. and they say this morning that they've got enough evidence that they cross the line that they do view into the violent overthrow of
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fantasies. now it will be interesting to see because the people involved in this rate was the rest the day going forward. there could be a rest if they can do the work. but they will be interesting to see whether they appeal this decision in to administrate decision in front of the court. do you expect any political consequences of ramifications or results from this? well, i, you know, i follow the far out, tends to, for germany. and when i'm out there gatherings, i see compact journalists there and they're, they're welcome. basically those political gatherings, the, if the leaders give them interviews. and so it will be interesting for me to see what the sd does not rise. it tries to basically professionalize itself. i don't think it likes and it does it, does it distance itself from the quite influential media company on the far, far right of the party, or does it stick by them and say that let's begin an attack on free speech again, an attack on democracy. but when he does go to show this growing concern about the far right in germany, and i think it all, thank you very much for coming in and explaining that story for us. more news now
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from other parts of the world. at the months of heated debate, lawmakers in gabby, i have, i'm hilda ban on female genital mutilation. religious groups had been pressuring the government to repeal the vote from 2015 doctors in gabby, i have conducted the procedure on almost 3 quarters of women and girls. aged $15.00 to $49.00 ivory coast is done or building out a new malaria vaccine for children. the world health organization authorize the 3 to show last year to develop to find the presence of for the university. well, area is the leading cause of death in children in ivory coast health workers hope to reach 250000 kids. under the age of 2. scientists believe the body of a spade to whale has washed up on a beach in new zealand. the species is so red, no light sightings have been recorded. your sealants department of conservation has launched the dna investigation to determine the exact classification of the 5
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retail long metal and ukraine and unpopular mobilization. lower is reportedly working better than expected if the country struggling to fend off branches invasion keep introduce the lower in april this year, obliging man age from 18 to 68 to register with a miller trait. now the armies general stuff says it may be possible to draft a d mobilization little light at the see if the number of recruits continues to rise ukrainian soldiers training off the average soldiers ages over 40. the army spent the last year in desperate need of new recruits. after the government has said 31000 soldiers have died since the war began. and many more wounded. this estimates are considered low. earlier this year the government took measures to put pressure on men of fighting age with less the country. ukrainian consulates would no longer renew their passports,
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making it more difficult to live abroad. and in may, a new dress law lowered the age of conscription to 25. the, to the government also started drafting prisoners, a move that had long been resisted. now it all seems to have worked a parliamentary spokes person to the ukraine, press that if current trends continue, the government can be mobilized by october. that would also give soldiers who have been on the front lines for more than a year, a break. the new measures were unpopular and hard to enforce both in ukraine and a new countries where many ukrainians fled. german officials described being put in a difficult bon calling, but they couldn't get, get on this deal with the wind cod implement to cranes draft here in germany. this is going to ask why the readings being there is talk over draft fee man, but who is a draft to you and i'm trying to come, we comp mobilize them from here. we can decide and we can't reasonably examine this
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issue here. meanwhile, russia continues to attack relentlessly with it's much larger army for ukraine getting enough soldiers on the field as a matter of life and death. i also reported much sunday and keep a few kinase content with the pace of mobilization from what it looks like now the printing on forces do have enough people to process at the moment the government at the beginning of this promised they would not send recruits to the battlefield unprepared without the needed equipment. and if you're taking a new soldiers, you need to be able to provide all of this. you need to enough training facilities from what we're hearing there, not enough at the moment, but the ukrainian authorities are working on expanding them. but you also need to provide a social with everything that is needed. you need to feed them, you need the address and the the house them and you need to. yeah. support them
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with the necessary logistics with experienced people recruiter with the instructors or commanders and medical i'm sort of say. so what is happening at the moment? um is that if it appears that there are enough people i'm signing up or being being mobilized, i'm only limited number can be taken in. but from what for sharing also now at the moment is that if the pace of a recruitment continues by the end of the year, up to $200000.00 new soldiers could be recruited. and this could mean a break for those who have been serving since the beginning of the war. this could be, uh, this could be at the beginning of the mobilization. i'm for those women at the front light for a very long time. the spain has been celebrating victory and so because europe and championships the win is that the competition of the competition here in europe arrived back in the capital, madrid with a trophy and to a welcome from hundreds of thousands of ecstatic fence. another
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sleepless night in the spanish capital a culmination of a busy day full of joy and pride of the excitement was already in the air just as it seems, play types down in mad reeds airport. i didn't catch in. are they going to talk to? no i, we have such a good see when that people you're going, we had to do a full time 17 out to 7th it the 7 matches 7 winds up to the study as the players just ground. the kings of european football were 1st welcomed by the royal family van by the leader of the government. one be the one i think the most relevant thing we have seen throughout this tournament is the team spirit that this team has. the thank you for being the way
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you are full circle. thank you for giving the best version of span. and finally they appeared on the streets of men's read, greeted by thousands of ecstatic fans. some of them already looking forward to an even bright future. we have a home, yes, but it's been a special day. the best celebration possible. it's unforgetable. all these people. this of the past, the team is fantastic. i've been 2 years will be back here with the will come after a record breaking performance spring and now the only mens team to win the tournament for times. the reminder of the top story by following for you here on the w news. donald trump has made his 1st public appearance since the assassination attempt on him. he was at the republican national convention named ohio, send it to j defense as his running mate for an event as presidential election
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