big chunk of. the growing gap between rich and poor in the us. the so-called economic. ground.

push for legalization. will lead to. political parties throughout europe a mixture of muslim sentiment hardline on immigration. with voters. with a. member of the european parliament from the national front the conversation is coming your way next. now are you a member of the european parliament what impact do you think that has had on our french national identity and the french culture not a positive impact in fact unfortunately because europe should have been protected against the the side effects of globalism but it wasn't the case the borders were

kept open orpen to all kind of floats of people and oversaw funding from from or from abroad. or saw law course. manufactured in conditions of slavery by some people and this has a very very negative effects on economy and system unfortunately do you see the european union as the solution to europe's problems or perhaps more as the instigator it was supposed to to be the solution of some of our problems for example to build. a huge common market but is this market was open as i said to two to globalise men as in the field of for example external policy we are completely now we just follow the united states of america which is a so so we do not see the use of european union and also

european union strain to to build a kind of a european superstate each which is not the genius of european civilization europe is the police where has been invented the equal it be. equal dignity and serene t. of nations and i think we should retain this part of european culture as a member of a far right party and as a law professor what do you have to say to those who would use violence. to pursue their means well i condemn the violence that is. quite clear and we never use violence against anybody against the aliens for in years opens for us we're very often we are subjected to two to violence for example against us from the far left although there are people also coming from right and left conservative and progressive in our party we're just patreus we would live the

french be first in france exactly as the russians remain the masters of their own destiny and as a people we absolutely have no sympathy towards this kind of violence even mention of course just now that you want the french to be prominent and first in france and you've also said that you're not extremist you're not anti muslim but you're merely defending your own culture but i have two statements to quote to you one is from your party made up are muslim prayer in french streets is comparable to nazi occupation and another as said by our president russia has come to be a strong state with the largest territory and a powerful economy solely due to the unity and solidarity of its multinational people hence our reaction to any ethnic intolerance will be absolutely unique

quality of a call and do you believe the president and his vision for russia's identity is flawed in some way well i would first answers you if you don't mind as a first question about mrs le pen she didn't say nazi occupation she said occupation that the occupies the streets and she mentioned that it was without without guns i would say that is progress leave colonise asian which is quite natural if we have not enough french people and. people from abroad and mainly of the matter of fact from muslim africa are trying to get a better life in our country than they have in their home country i can understand that but i think we have the right to to. change its policy and to to to keep. millions of people abroad in to try to help them in their own country and to remain the masters of our distant past for mr mr medvedev

would know i would not like to teach mr president medvedev award to russian nation . agrees that there should be no discrimination according to to race or to to nor to reaching that is quite clear but it seems to me that there is a reason. which i. like very much which is mainly how to say a slavin culture which is mainly a christian culture. and this is this russian culture this russian people in a way. has a very huge territory due to their sacrifice of. discoverers in history and that can be nice to. the people if the russian have no or not enough children for example to success themselves now you

are charged with denying existence of crimes against humanity in two thousand and seven and yet as you said yourself rewriting history has proven divisive and counterproductive in european history why persist with an agenda that has been. found a hundred percent innocent by the. court of cassation the supreme court of our country so why why did that matter arise why were you charged with anything. i was i was charged because it is usual for rick to assimulate patry arts to two to nazis and as you have been a common use rule for seventy years you know that better better than i do it is the usual wrestler weeks of. our our open ends to wrongly simulate patriotism. defending national interest was

a kind of. of being complacent to due to fascism and nazism which is of an obvious lie and i seems quite clear now for for for ninety percent of people in france now it's also happened in our country i think there's a very thin line between patriotism and nationalism and near not isn't even perhaps sell many people who want to use it to their advantage will do so how how does one prevent how do you keep the lying that we are it is quite clear we just defend our national identity our patriotism or even actually it's with you one has nothing to do with aggression to any other country nor to any of your people and i would go even further by defending all national identity against the global leeson we perfectly understand people who would do the same and many of them include not only in europe but also in africa and in asia

understand that then follow and think that in the front arsenal of been the. forefront of this defense so you from what you've said i understand that you agree that holocaust denial is a crime do not deny holocaust but i just think that history should historical discussion should be absolutely free and that. as many intellectuals for. right or left as in discussion about your should be one hundred percent free also also because especially the laws about that in france were made by committees you know and committees themselves there are many things to reproach. to too quickly to to be criticised and i think they wanted to prevent this kind of free approach so i am in favor of freedom nothing else i have been portrayed as

a moderate face of a somewhat extremist party now how can you claim legitimacy when you have been associated with fascism. nobody associated as with the neo fascist have never been even an. i've never been a fascist nor me still a bend or sore so i wonder how i could be portrayed as a mere fascist no. well you said that i've been portrayed as a moderate face a funny stories about it but you know i've also been portrayed as the extremist face of the moderate party so i. think none of this for his asian is really true well i am a tough guy if you want to believe in what i say i defend my country and the interests of my fellow country men but i can perfectly understand that those are people do exactly the same as they are quite open minded also to

international relations with european and non european people and i think there is a lot of this information about my body but my body is growing in the polls in france now and there is also a reaction in europe. oh oh you could sell soon in russia and russia you don't mean you big because your government is a battery of the government maybe you need to but there is a reaction against global. i mean it in europe by the sink the russian people shouldn't be afraid about that.

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another. time now for the sporting news with natalia. hello welcome to the. bring you the latest wars in action and first a quick look at the headlines. through to the second stage while we go. along. between the real madrid in the following. and in america. moving into the conference championship games. the first grand slam of the tennis season has begun they'll start an open may only

be a few hours old but already the first big name russia has crashed out. of the going down town see the jam on the floor. sound for a man who had already. also on day one russia's player had better log. in straight sets. meanwhile roger federer began his title defense in style boasting a monster full victory over slovakia. the second since weights needed just an hour and a half to sound his opponent packing dropping only five games on the way to the second stage six one six one six three the final score fed express gaining momentum. didn't work. more this.

was no surprise. it was a good match. in the meantime girl one face appeared to be heading for an early exit in his encounter with dutchman taylor dibakar above the its wealth seed recovered from two says down to win six seven two six seven five six two and six won in a match that lost almost four hours. to the first term in a combine from two through and even to break through two groups so. happy with the . poland's lucas group but then sound very also killed the melbourne park crowd entertained with another five said it would eventually and merge victorious against the eighteen c. the american flaming the decider eight six after the marathon the polish player still had some energy to celebrate the victory with the downs.

now in the women's part of the joy might have shot up of ways easily through to the second stage after beating tyler and stammering done a cigar in the film a champion powering through in straight sets six one six three to claim her first win at melbourne park since winning the aussie open three years ago the russian is suited fourteenth of this year's tournament and will take on vision euro zone or cross next to the french were defeated this new not. the first game definitely was in grade one sort of. during the match but i do know other otherwise you know she was close to being her mom some concern. i was able to in six months and through snow that's the positive. elsewhere world number one carolyn does now ski have a few problems against a player regarded as a tough first round to ask you sell a dual go the day moving through six three six four to set up a second round tie with american vania keen. just.

tough opponents question the first round she changes through the inquiry so it's tough to get there and clear on graham but the first wrong it's always tough and really have to be through an. answer in a williams misses the ozzie open with injury but her sister is there have been us progress into the next stage without a sar errani love on next stop for williams i think i was able to keep my ears pretty low and she would be exact stats we. feel like in general they will play aggressive tennis and just kind of win the more important points most of the time so important play consistently aggressive. and finally last is semifinalist also there she went through a tough second sat with sophia argus on but held on to win it six one seven five and will meet rushes and it's always in the next. in the n.f.l.

countdown has a rep and me being separated from pretenders in the n.f.l. playoffs she got the bears a new york jets moving into the and of c. and a of c. conference championship games respectively it was a gorski legs back at how the two teams got their. but they did. the bears are determined to end the. tight end greg olsen getting things started in the for. his counterpart john carlson hitting the heart on seattle's drive a huge loss for the visitors. handicapping seattle severely. blocking game chicago. in his playoff outing the first of. twenty one nothing at halftime no hibernation for the.

third quarter. to taking time to give. it to the local fans afterwards the twenty seven year old. davis for his final down. to late thirty five to twenty four the final score the n.f.l. . with the bears. packers next in the. jets back to talk with a huge. the patriots defender unable to get through dainian tomlinson. years. to climb out of a fourteen to three hole in the. time after. pass earlier. point conversion lead to just three points. home.

catch is the two thousand. catches to make in the game the twenty six year old to keep opposite foot. bound sean green's determined sixteen yards later in the fourth made the score twenty eight to fourteen with a foggy crowd stunned tom brady cut the gap to twenty eight to twenty one by finding his favorite target deion branch but that proved to be the final score of the patriots failing to recover their onside kick losing their third straight playoff game flamboyant coach rex ryan now already targeting his next opponent pittsburgh steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger in the media. r t. moving to european football now where barcelona have seized the initiative in the spanish league the two in a row champions taking full advantage as rail madrid slip up on sunday ryall went

into that clash with rock bottom all marry and knowing a victory would see them move above lead as barcelona for a few hours at least by the hosts i hadn't read the script home area taking the lead on the album up for sale low or with a cool finish their ryall did get back into its thirteen minutes from time esteban their narrow blasting home off to the need from kerry. but that was as good as it got for the visitors one one the final story all left to wonder would bar so make them play the late game. and they did just that their time with the bag by hof time to air but i came off to eight minutes andres iniesta letting rate from done you know this is process goal number two was peer persistence nine minutes later sergio busquets out sliding tackle putting them all of the defense own the back food allowing david bailey a to take full advantage. and badger got in only act nine minutes before the break a brilliant through ball from me on the now so found it he asked on the shot was

blocked but that rose was there for the follow up who won how did eventually finish bowling bilious second gold bar so now four points in front of madrid. and it was a case of all knows even in the english premier league on sunday full games full jewels on the day ended with manchester united moving back on top a long side cross-town rivals city alex ferguson's side the able to break down wind hart lane united also ending with ten man up to rafael received his second yellow card on seventy four minutes three dollar games on the date elsewhere including a town filled wary of cooling fantasy and little boy a tool jolt with everton both sides just four points above the relegation zone after that jol sunderland meanwhile full back to secure a point against new cost. well well them again and aston villa also drew that question. and that brings us to the grains where after a double thirty six hole round on sunday it was mark wilson was the man left

celebrating the american securing the first fulfilled by j. tour title of the season and why play stretch to two rounds on the day off today opening stage was cancelled due to bad weather and that seemed to see you tim clark who started all five shots behind but off trying to time and showing had one serious pressure on wilson who himself had early a stone toss stove and i played as stuart appleby and she gave kiba yama wilson was more consistent on the final day a superb chain called the eighteenth setting all perfectly for the pots and the victory there a third b.j. title for the wisconsin native worth a cool million dollars. and that's all this both are now coming up shortly after this as the weather stay tuned.

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