the meet the dots november 9th. the this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump host a divisive riley in new york city is called america 1st. that is going to have for that level. never see donald trump levels more attacks on comma harris as the race enters as final stretch. but we'll trans dark rhetoric went over us voters also coming up. how would it harris or trump presidency impact? india will discuss the implications for the indian economy and what it could mean for bilateral relations. and the pro moscow party is declared the winner of george's parliamentary elections. but the pro western president projects the vote

as a russian special operations of the marin m stain. welcome, as the us election moves into its final days of campaigning, donald trump has held a mass riley in new york city. the event of the iconic madison square garden was billed as the republican candidates closing message to voters. trump and other speakers leveled non stop attacks against as democratic rival, cala harris. her team has denounced the rally as crude and race as rhetoric where one speaker called puerto rico, a floating island of garbage, the trunk. so in the heart of the state, many of the drums, big supporters appeared at this rarely admitted sum squared ogden,

new york. but it goes to milan your trump for us to surprise guest. it was her 1st appearance as a trump brandy. in the 2024 election. she was the one who introduced her husband to the speech. donald trump attacked his open and subject guard were 4 years in office . next tuesday, you have to stand up and you have to tell comalla hours that you've done a terrible job. said joe biden has done a terrible job. you've destroyed our country, we're not going to take it any more. pamela, your fire get out. fires large part of speech for, for the she is regular migration one day one,

i will launch the largest deforestation program in america. and as i will rescue every city and town that has been invaded in congress, and we will put these vicious and blood thirsty criminals in jail and they kick them the hell out of our country as fast as possible. just because the things that the democrats complete of being offensive, there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called the puerto rico mean by vice president coming ahead is spent sunday, focusing on the state of pennsylvania. like down painting in philadelphia. the election is here and it's on billy is truly in your hands. the path to victory runs right through all the leaders where here

there is too much on the line and we must not wake up the day after the election and have any regrets about what we could have done in these next 9 days left. then the next 9 days, knowing we did everything we could have just made fits is still in philadelphia, making the final efforts to ensure support from the swing state to do. and for more on the us election campaign i'm joined to the city by the delay. a correspondent i'm in s, as in. really good to see you. so these are the final days before the election. the wes, let's start with trump. what was his final pitch? well, he opened his big rally in madison square garden in new york city with the question, are you better off than you were 4 years ago, this has been at the center of his campaign, just playing on the discontent that a lot of people have, especially with inflation,

the cost of living in the united states, which is, it really is out of control is european. it goes to the us and i spend $25.00 to see the hamburger. it is pretty crazy to inflation there, but it's also an interesting question to ask in the center of new york city where 4 years ago businesses were, shuddered. unemployment was 10 percent. um, you know, people technically were worse off or worse off 4 years ago when donald trump was still president and then they are now but some how it is really still getting to voters there. he also double down on his anti immigration stands saying that he would invoke the alien enemy's act. and that's an act that allows the president in times of war uh to the ports uh, even citizens of the us. they're born overseas without any kind of trial or anything. so really extreme position. it's unclear if you could do that constitutionally, since the us isn't at we're especially not with any country that the immigrants are coming from. but this was his pitch and he also had a lot of speakers who made other device of comments as well. indeed we just saw in

our report, there was a one comedian, i believe he opened the raleigh before trump took the stage and called puerto rico . the island to puerto rico, a floating island of garbage, and what kind of an impact would these types of very crude remarks have on voters? well, trump campaign actually did something that they don't do very often. and the distance themselves and the comedians, remarked st in or afflict transposition. that's probably because puerto ricans make up a big percentage of, of the hispanic community in the united states, or is it important vote or block? the trump is trying to court. it's about 6000000 porter re people of puerto rican heritage live in united states. another 3000000 live on the island of puerto rico itself. and puerto ricans are actually us citizens. they don't vote and us elections because it's not a state. and so they can participate in the electoral college unusual way that americans elect the president. but puerto ricans are part of the fabric of the united states. so trump campaign, distance themselves a little bit from that harris immediately came out with

a plan to help. frederick goes economy, she knows this is a very important voting bloc, and she was trying to use that comment to gain a little bit of support for her campaign. but trump has learned through experience actually that a lot of these inflammatory comments don't really hurt his campaign. as a pull that showed that latino immigrants themselves don't feel like trump is talking about them when he says is going to the port migrants. and so probably a lot of puerto ricans don't feel like that comment reflects anything about them. all right, let's talk about the democratic candidate, cala harris. she of course is also making a very big push in these last 9 days and before the election. so, i mean, what is her strategy right now? because we heard, she said that the path to victory runs right through philadelphia, and that is probably true. i remember when i was in the united states in 2020, i was in philadelphia after the election and the vote count came down to what happened in philadelphia there. so once a biden was declared, the winner in pennsylvania,

then he was declared the winner of the presidential election because of the electoral college. and the way the swing states can elect the president. so she is campaigning to get, especially the black vote in philadelphia. and she was playing on the fact that trump was having his rally in madison square garden on she like. she said, that his rhetoric was divisive and said that she would unite the country. so she's really trying to be the opposite of donald trump. and she was letting that message play out in philadelphia. that was the definitely is, i mean, s, as i am. thank you so much for being here to well, the candidates for the white house and body 2 vastly different visions for america's role in the world. india, a key us partner is therefore watching the selection closely and assessing the potential impact of a trunk or harris presidency on train defense and bilateral ties develop a use shallow ya. jeff has this report. i don't normally, america will soon choose one of these 2 candidates as its president. the results

will have consequences, not just for the country, but for countries that on the would photos which are wondering who would be a better choice for them. coming to harris, hold on to them as one of america, strategic partners in asia, who would india want to see in the white house? countries like can disc on really have a preference because they have to deal with whichever candidate is elected. the end of india is an unfortunate place where there is a bipartisan consensus amongst the republicans. i'm the democrats to build the relationship with them. jeff white movie and trump have an established relationship from his last presidency. trump has been known to flip flop on policy decisions. so when india, which is a very big abuser, had to reset company and event jump chord india, a very big abusive and prime minister movie,

a fantastic man. in the same breath in a trump presidency, we would expect to more isolation this policy from a medical over drawers. trump has said that people use doris to insure for a treat for the united states and to reduce imports into the united states. so obviously trade quarter to become a friction point in the trump administration as it was during his 1st the presidency when it comes to recent geo politics, movies bottle needed put in hasn't gone down well with the, by the ministration us had hoped, india would condemn russia, party to invasion of ukraine, but india has been data no on the line stones. trump is supposed to be more forgiving of this front, and he's repeatedly promised to end the russia ukraine board if elected williams here as well. groups in yeah,

that is one we had to be. the one to me i have is this father comes from jamaica. her mother was born in present day tonight, exploits say that she will bring with her a culture of familiarity to india us relations. but i'm like from, she's being vocal about contentious issues like human rights in indianapolis to, to push me in. devising administration has been quite to carefully in terms of handling those issues and has given priority to the strategic partnership and the g o strategic g o. economic convergence between india and the united states at this time if come law gives more priority to human rights. and these

issues of this touch issues, you know, democratic black back sliding and so on. then you could see that the relationship could become a little more dense. do i think both sides would try to navigate around then? defensive. be just the public and don't have to tell them all the democrats come a lot higher as of the white house. india would be an important partner for both, especially in the, in the pacific, which the united states has called, essentially put its future security and prosperity. and for more we can now speak to our a daily bureau chief sandra peters. mind sandra, good to see you. so what to ordinary people in, in the make of the 2 u. s. presidential candidates, is there a preference for trump or harris? this way, if there is a prize, a preference, i think in young people are smart enough not to voice it because one thing is very

clear here in india, everybody seems to know that india doesn't need the united states. these are 2 partners to india, and for us who are crucially sort of a combined with each other if we need each other. they have an overarching interest in the, in the pacific region, which is mainly to contain china's growing global assertiveness and us a lot of experts point out to you that also in the us rise as a leading voice as a globe. this house has to be seen in the light of continuous to your support. a lot of people, he a point to a crucial deal that were assigned to the summer of 2005, the so called a deal on to the nuclear cooperation between india and the united states. and what's the deal that pays the way to the kind of strategic partnership that we see today as it ended years of non cooperation and mistrust in this very crucial field

or right. so you say that's the u. s. is one of india is most important allies that as well. india is a very important strategic partner for the united states. so what could be the impact on bi lateral ties by the outcome of this election? so maybe we can begin with potential trump in the white house. what would india expect? well, trump and body have clicked on the person the level as also the report by shadow. yeah. enough has shown both conservative politicians, both share an ideology that sent it around. if i may say gord family, tradition patry, autism and nationalism both see themselves in a way, a strong man, a strongly dis with a monday to single handedly change the global order and to make historic change if i may say so. but india, of course,

is wary about trump maybe resorting short. you re to until divide house to a policy that might emphasize economic protectionism and political, the isolation and isn't which might negatively impact india. so the global rise. we also saw on that report moody, highlighting color harris's indian heritage. so what could be the impact of a harris presidency on bi lateral ties between the us and india? with carmella, harry's desk emphasized american global leadership, other than trump, white india always speaks of a multi polar words. harris often speaks of the struggle between democracy and tyrant, e as a founding principle, and often emphasizes human rights, which is nothing that india with ever do so many indian experts here are expecting an up tick in murray, preaching from coming to have it. should she enter the white house, but not really

a major change in terms of the us us policy towards india? because also, i think the united states are keenly aware that they do need india as a strategic partner and in the, in the pacific reach. and if it comes to trying to contain china globe to rise, that was dw is deli bureau chief, sandra peterson, sandra, thank you so much for all of your insights. let's turn our attention now to georgia, where the opposition is calling for protest. after the ruling pro russian party was declared the winner of saturday's election. the countries pro western president has rejected the results and accused moscow of orchestrating election fraud. the u. m. b u. s. are calling for a full of investigation into a legend of voting irregularities. and to show the unity of position parties joined the georgian president,

she addressed the nation to some president. sort of the julie said you refused to recognize the official results of the election. i saw a squad records, i am saying it here today, it has the only remaining independent institution in the state. well, i do not recognize the selection. i invite every one of you tomorrow evening at 7 pm to protest in central to b. c. international observers say the election was marked by pressure on voters and say they observed a wide range of violations totaling stations across the country. i want you to be on the bottom and teams witness in some pressings, high tension, confusion and chaos. in one case by the book stuffing physical assault on up servers, attempting to report on violations of server and media removal from putting a station, steering up of service complaints, intimidation of voters inside and outside of 40 in your stations. some incidents

were caught on video like violence outside polling stations. and the stuffing the fall of boxes inside this video show scuffles outside the campaign office of the united national movements george's main opposition force. the party said dozens of men tried to storm its headquarters later driving off in cause bearing flags of the ruling georgian dream party. the georgia dream party said that had been some flaws in the election, but denied any widespread violations. the motor flows always accompany any election on the dispute over rule. what was crucial unfunded mental is the legitimacy if these elections was recognized, including through the terms used by the opposite of us. that mean if it's come up on the be to some opposition members have already renounced that parliamentary mandates in protest to the election results and calling for full scale civil

disobedience. georgia faces an uncertain future. dw is rigo bureau chief, you are a shadow, is covering the story from to be lazy for us to see when you are a. so we should recall that before a saturday's election, opinion polls suggested that an overwhelming majority of georgians support a european path for the country. so why did the pro european parties failed to win or lose money on the people of georgia of wants to join the you and that they hope that it will be happening one day at all. the part is here, including the ruling georgia, dream pa, to have been comparing exclusively for the box georgia dream. their own party has managed to convince people, obviously that the membership negotiations, which has been suspended, that they are supposedly just the formal details of can be overcome. many people who are not interested in politics and did not to deal with the v complicated the

you rules believe this, obviously also that only paul to has come paint against the full and for peace. the even spoke of in the alleged global party or for, for to reach all the position part is supposedly belong, is that obviously had an impact. everybody wants peace, nobody wants for, as well. we've also been reporting that the georgian president's and all the opposition parties say that they don't recognize the result of this election. so what's gonna happen next? while the president has a representative function in this country, we should know as in germany, she has that hardly any political power. and since she cannot do anything, formally, she calls for protests together with the position tonight and police see this is jordan democracy. and unlike in neighboring rochelle, way of protests have become impossible. the protest could make a difference. of course, if the people join in uh, enter main tough um the, the 0 position is hoping to isolate the ruling party enters the ultimately hoping

for a new election soon. you're, i also want to ask you about the visit of hungry is prime minister victor oregon. he's expected in to be leasing later today. what is the purpose of his visit? well or been wants to come to the ballistic today or to night with some of his ministers around the time when the vo positions protest action is scheduled to begin here. introduce it right behind me on pm square um on tuesday, uh, or bon, whose country hungry car in for the hold for the presidency of the yukon. so she wants to meet prime and just come by. she does it in public. uh, she was, by the way, the 1st person for the 1st pull the dish and you were a painful addition to congratulate to the georgia dream party on it's victoria or suppose victory. now, obviously, yvonne's to legitimize the results with used to visit here. legitimize the victoria

off of the georgia dream, which is from the all positions point of view or wrong gesture, or that was the double user ever shadow and to be lazy for us. you're a thank you so much for your report and we appreciate it. let's get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world. 11 ounce health ministry says at least 5 people have been killed in his early strike on the 4th city of tyre. he's really military has yet to comment on the attack. the ministry reports that is really strikes killed at least 21 people across the southern 11 on sunday. depends ruling liberal democratic party has lost its majority in parliament following snap elections called by the new prime minister should get. oh, you see them together with his junior partners they commit to parties. the ruling coalition suffered is worse result and 15 years, voters are angry with a conservative l. d p over

a party funding scandal. organized presidential elections are headed for a 2nd round after the center left candidate emerged with a strong lead, but no outright majority. rural mary amman, do or see from the left wing broad front alliance will face off again south auto delgado from the center right ruling party. but the 3rd place, conservative candidate has vowed to help walk a left when victory. bliss lane is center left off position is set to begin. coalition talks after winning the countries parliamentary elections. the social democratic party was far ahead of the ruling conservatives with almost all the vote counted the when follows a campaign dominated by cost of living concerns and rushes war and ukraine or bolivia is former president, eva morales has accused the government of an assassination attempt. after gunman fired at his vehicle, he has posted a video of the incident taken from his car in which his driver appears to have been

injured. tensions have skyrocketed between morales and believe he is current president, luis r. c. the the, the believe his ex president, even morales rushes into, call me to panic screens. several bullets full so visible in the windshield as the vehicle spits away with morales inside. the driver is bleeding. rollins, this 14 bullets with flight at he's cough injuring the driver. but they're all this himself is on homes for this. morality accuses the current president louis austin old during that time being so the wallace was under an investigation, opened the large relationship with the minor says offset wants to blow people from

next ts presidential race. i mean, in the beginning until they will be in the government administered, try to use it for women to accuse me quite so said they got an old soul refusing that time. one of them told me in detail that they were offering $50000.00 to accuse me of anything. i don't even know some of them. they failed when the whole lot filed upon was the appeal evo. today time has been carried out. the, with the 2nd with us that tech happened and believe we attempted to bundle region area. it has been grouped by promos, protests for weeks with residents blocking key hallways. we paula as president lewis, r says government, excuse us, morales, of destabilizing the country. political infighting ahead of the next 2 years. elections is expected to be fierce. you're watching the w news coming

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