or americans feel like they're not really choosing their leaders. corporations are . so i did a little studying lake and i look to see what other countries have a system like ours. i was surprised, not very many. the united states, the bahamas, jamaica ends above we was the only countries in the entire world that have a strict 2 party system. everybody else has a 3 or 4. why is that? are you surprised? by the way, when i tell you that no, and i would say i'm not surprised as a recently, as i say, you know, as you start to follow geo politics and see how, how these um, governments or parliament to run around the blow. i think, you know, it becomes a little more apparent, but no, i'm not surprised. i thought it would probably at least be 10. i didn't know it would be less than 10. but i think the, if i don't know, you know why it, why is it that way? i don't know. many people might argue that even though the constitution itself,

i don't believe the us constitution spoke of a specific political party out the history of the united states. i don't really sweet with multi parties back in the 16 in the 1700. when it all got started, there were about 4 that had changed and they worked in some parties have come and do other parties we've had for we've had 5, we've had 6 parties. suddenly, all those parties more of the window now. and now you only have either republican or democrat, interestingly enough, here's how it works around the world. in most countries around the world, there are parties that, as you mentioned earlier, when we were talking about this, i are appeal or appealing because they are for one thing, let's say unions, for example, there's a party where people are really in where that's important for them. so that the union party, there's other parties that surround climate change than to them. that's important.

so they're the, the climate party. so you have issues that are important to different peoples in a country. and they form parties around those issues. and then they bring those issues forward and if enough people care about that, that party, when's the election? you know, that seems to me something that makes more sense than just be republican. cuz you hate donald. uh, you hate the joe biden or be democrat because you hate the donald trump. i mean, it seems like we don't get to decide issues in this country and that's just the way the government seems to want it. yeah, if you think of just the, of the early days of the union back when unions were fighting for basic, right. so when they were fighting for employment, wages and you know, better working conditions and things like that, or you listed job, think of what the opponent orders, they were finally, they were getting to the 1st black at the international union. but they were

fighting for wages and couldn't, you know, employment conditions and things like that. but then at some point it became political, where instead of just fighting for those base, those basic these that whether you are a, you know, you're in west virginia or washington dc or maryland or mississippi, you can all agree on. i grew up in mississippi, so i'm a, i'm a union, i'll tell from a union family and i know that there are people they fought for those type of things, but it became politicized why i would have to do some digging on why the unions become politicized. i'm pretty sure it has to do with their access to our, the workers party in america. there's no work or no in america. it's the other. parents may claim it, but they're not. right? no, no it's, it's not at all. and that's part of like i, i would have to go and look and see what happens because something changed fundamentally, not just with the parties. when they talked about the switch, where you know that where the republicans been became democrats of not that which

i'm talking about when it became the interest in labor, the fighting for the workers at some point in our history that changed and it became a corporate thing where they were fighting for corporations as opposed to fighting for the people and politics. i somehow got in the weight of that and i think that the politics, what's the interruption that got us where we are today once they got it because both parties, both democrats and republicans realistically can fight for that union vote. but the same thing agree basically in principle on many of the same things, but it is, it's so heavily weighted now that unions are associated with a democratic part of this a way that the 2nd amendment is associated with the republican party. even though, as i say, i'm from the south, i from mississippi, i grew up in

a family of democrats. they are all gone owners and trustworthy. but what it seems to me, even the things that you just mentioned are so miniscule in the scheme of things. i mean, we will argue about whether the size of the gun that you're allowed to have on your, in your closet, and whether you should have 15 bullets or 18 bullets. and yet at the same time, we all are not even allowed to have a discussion as to whether or not it's okay for our government to evade some country like iraq, for no reason whatsoever. but absolutely did nothing to us. we now know and yet that's okay. we just forget it, in fact the people who got us into that war now appear on nbc and cbs and all these stations, like there are geniuses. thing is this for a lot what, what they think about what we've been finding out with the twitter files. we have members of congress, members of congress,

and sit on the senate for an intelligence relations finished form relations committee die and 5 star, encouraging twitter, social media companies to find something to find sort of sort of connection to richard that these to make sure that we can get this russian box collection in order to the ball forward to push this narrative of this russia collusion. donald trump, this, what's happening in our government is the same government that was about to try to encourage pressure social media companies to ban certainly people. this is our government to how did these things happen because we allow the, i don't think any these to where the files eventually this time next year. no one's going to be talking about sort of file. but republicans in congress who are going to be holding a house investigations on it, but we would have moved up malik of doing great guest. thank you, sir for taking time to take us through this. thanks for having me.

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at the is that i, it's a get a minute come, other students need, which is easy to so on the screen such as a central material which is in line. and my son, when i didn't like the law to florida, it's elizabeth again is busy or about michel square. well, in the middle of something in the we did president and not the results between you and the 2. would you do solution for sure. and i'm comfortable with that much, we want you to sit, he goes simply process the in the it is breaking news off the international us. the russian defense ministry confirms the city of our trump office call center is back to most is now officially under

russian control. it follows the claims by the wagner private committee to accompany it had finally taken the area setting sites on the target as rushes for him. and if the claims the west is actively discussing, the dismemberment of the russian federation, the and the resumption of direct flights between tbilisi and most co spock, interpreters not just in the georgia in parliament, but also out on the street as well. the . we have some big developments and this program from moscow, so your timing is perfect for this. i was kick off, went out to you and we do starting out with a breaking news from the front line of the russian defense ministry has confirmed the city of a trouble of schools who knows back move as officially come on, the russian control of the mission was completed by the wagner private military

company back without to, to read and support from russian forces that is, according to the ministry of the russian president, has congratulated the wagner private ministry company, and the russian military forces full that success. that's according to a statement from the kremlin. earlier on saturday, the head of the wagner group, you have got a big ocean, a claim. the city was finally under russian control of the 224 days of light the fighting. and he's saying that everyone who took part in the mission a plus the war that on may 20, 2023 at 12 o'clock today, bob motor was completely taken. they'll preparation to capture the bottom of the box. what made brian there last, a 200? 24 days. i want to say thank you to the russian people who supported us. thank you to those following guys who died in this war. both the military and the fighters of walk near bmc. thanks to those who are now with us in the ranks. and to let david

as a landscape when you see by then gets him on the head and say hello from me. from mr . but it goes from the head of the wagon of p. m. c. group has said the city has full and he has a repeatable track record in that it, he has never been quote exaggerated. we're lying about back in the games. we have heard from the ukranian ministry of defense claiming the no, no, no, it's all lies that they still are in the safety of us. they are still keeping up the fight the they have describe the situation as critical. we must bear in mind, of course, that you can have a history of denying evidence losses even as russian journalist walked through the streets, the t of still played the control officials and the what denied this. we saw this install adobe students with when wag the and the buckboard and ukraine still denied the obvious. we sold this with the opposite city at fulton would. you credit troops had retreated behind the railway line,

but split the city down in the midland. now we're hearing it again we, we also of course exceed several with videos or a multitude of videos published by you credit. and so just on social media, st. mississippi had for the news began, appearing towards this morning. this was perhaps the most boot drawback of what did not believe the most meaningful battle of these conflicts so far. tens of thousands of your credit in troops lost and taught regiments where it gave shots isn't having to be pulled out and reinforce re trade with fresh, mobilized, called scripts. but, but the city itself, as i say, is completely completely devastated. fortunately, there was many civilians left in the city as fighting raged through it. those the villas chose to stay behind. we've seen videos of that being that school to that, but by rushing forth as ask for p and p while the 5 going forward. the city will be

handed over to the russian military on the 25th of may. so just that in several days time, the wag, the pmc group says that it is had to give a control to the russian military and pulling out to reinforce re equip risk. and to get rid time when the motor lab, as the mr. precaution said when russia and the russian people need them to get the battle for our trauma, cuz being a huge focus of the conflict, ukraine's president recently pleated to us congress, football, admitted tree, and financial help for key up to push back. bob, what is known, just as strong hole that holds back the russian army by for the russian army to completely loud. more canons and sales are needed. if sue, just like the battle of sign of 2 of them, the 5 for buttonwood will change the threads of tory of our war for independence and the freedom. following that speech of the us house of representatives,

approve of $45000000000.00 package for you find. however, military expert alexander, was the final piece is all that money and equipment still wasn't enough to turn the tide and back move the keys region. you already know it's investigations where the western country is, was every time using as a main goal of control and to, to use the offensive types of.