in welcome to the cost of full force. here we discuss some really the minister republican from pennsylvania. you may not think where it says when i came into the, you know what? she is black, i'm gay and i voting for donald trump blurred political line says us selection day, it is closer. we explore how long time party loyalists are hopping. defense image that shifting values on america's political landscape. and a letter to the un signed by 52 countries, turkey, the demands of global arms embargo on israel condemning its deadly action in the middle east. with most vote counted in the mode of and presidential election. the incumbent president leads the res, thanks to both casts by ex pats abroad,

while the opposition's leaders for the big with the electorate on homes, soil, and what is needed for them. can i put in leave to come into some of the other? any of the foreign minister outlines the rules of behavior in the new multi pull world, calling for respect for the countries the political differences, the live in moscow, you're watching our t international. i'm rachel ruble with a little over 24 hours to go until the us picks us next president. the race to the white house is expected to be neck and neck. will be keeping you updated with our special coverage right here on our t. the

donald trump has pulled into a virtual tie with vice president comma harris, according to latest polls or racing of 4 percentage point deficit. the survey found trump and harris each have 49 percent support, among likely voters with the remaining 2 percent saying they would back another candidate in the final structure of the campaign, trump has claimed the system as rig while his opponent insist. it's just his latest strategy to grab attention. all they do is think about how they can cheat. there's only one reason you don't want folder id. there's only one reason and that's to cheat, but we've got all those crap going on with the press with the fig stuff and fig falls. and then it gives you a big conspiracy theorist whose records varies. they want to lock you up, they want to put you in jail, the ones that should be locked up by the ones that she or these horrible elections

that we go through. and i've got i would ask, in particular, people who have not yet voted to not fall for his tactic, which i think includes, i'm suggesting to people that if they vote their vote won't matter. suggesting to people that somehow the integrity of our voting system is not intact so that they don't felt in the whirlwind of insults and finger pointing. it's all too easy to overlook the real issues that actually matter to the parties. but the age old tradition of sticking to core principles for both democrats and republicans seems to have gone out the window with political lines and blurred and many criss crossing between sides based on the policies of the moments ortiz, marina customer about breaks it all down. i think it was used to have a clear separation between it's 2 main parties. the democrats and republicans will,

over the past decades, the blues don't keys represents the liberalism of globalism peace and social welfare. the right that the focus on the other hand have traditionally been conservative pushing for nationalism, an aggressive foreign policy and a free market. somewhere along the way, however, those lines gall blurred, old school democrats have been against war, at least the principal. i oppose the water rack from the beginning. it was a flawed strategy that diverted attention and resources away from hunting down or some of been latins terrorist networks. and since then, too often, the presidents are racked policies have worse, and americans secured. today they are the ones screaming allow this one that comes to army as well. and ukraine. we must have, you're creating a approved can. we must do it quickly. the simple truth is that their battle is our battle. if they lose americans live democrats used to call out the

republicans for their aggressive war policies, which included sports or should have had the option of everything up into it, including waterboard. and i think you ought to have all of those capabilities on the table. so i, that's the big cheney. i mean, thank god, the last administration didn't listen to me at the end. fix cheney, here's to be the vice president and also the architect behind the americas notes. horace invasion, silver rock, and the janice thought it was criticized and even the hates. it was the democrats for those brutal wars, one of which had infamous pretences, but all is forgiven. now it seems as long as he says, those magic words against, from in our nation is 246 year history. there is never been an individual. there was a greater threat to our republic. and donald trump, he tried to steal the last election using lies in violence to keep himself in power after the voters had rejected. he's a coward,

a real man wouldn't line his support. he lost his election any last big. i know of you knows it down. i think most republicans know his, our lives is a former republican congresswoman who completely shares her father's ideology and has also made a u turn to the point. she's now campaigning for the democrats and the crowds. don't see a problem. help us write the ship of our democracy so that history will say of us, when our time of testing came, we did our duty and we prevailed because we loved our country more. and now and now it is my great honor to introduce you to our vice president and the next president of the united states. pamela harris, the

but there is a catch. the supplies, the diverse appeal of the democrats to voters, of all bates and nationalities. it seems that once you have a chain, the on board, people get nervous, and security is ads for vigilance when arab muslims are in the crowd and was actually sitting down sitting some emails on my phone when i was not even engaged in any conversation with anyone someone, a lady came to me and said, can you follow me please? and when we went to the door, i found 2 police officers waiting for me there. and sitting in me, if i did leave, they would put me in the back of the police car where you were wearing perhaps something that was questionable. no. and i can show you the sort that there was waiting yesterday. i didn't have any pens any that. notice all campaign regrets, this action and its impact on dr. get name and the community and he is welcome mad future events. we value our relationship with the muslim american community and are committed to ensuring all community and political spaces are welcoming and

respectful to every american. if you told anyone 20 years ago, that hard live republican stick, unless cheney would be on the side of the democrats 2 decades later, you would be considered insane. that sounds almost as insane as a cavity, supporting a republican. oh, wait, please. the principal cause that persuaded me to leave the democratic democratic party and, and run his independence and how to throw my support. uh, president trump the call other clauses were free speech war and you great. and the war and our children. and so add insult to injury trump is getting realizing support now from black and latino voters who used to be an absolute strong hold. while the democrats and black, i'm gay and i voting for donald trump on november 5th. and let me get started with this. there is no law that says because i'm black or because i'm gay or because i

happen to be both that i'm suppose, suppose to vote for democrats for the rest of my life. meanwhile, team. hi, iris is now focusing on the average. so the hard working white type almost 56 year old gun own in white guy. come over here 6 almost. she's right. i'm a former minister and republican from pennsylvania. you may not think where it says when i came into the you know what? she is. but what everyone's switching teams issues, policies, and voters from democrats, or republicans and back it's all ended up as a one big elephant in the room or a donkey. it's hard to tell any more. a waste spoke to archie, contributor carl john, whose says, no matter which party wednesday was selections, they won't stop supporting wars across the globe. the common reframe in us is that we don't really have to part is this, it's, it's

a uni park. it's. we have, what do we have is one singular war party with ways of finding that what they're fighting about is really fired right now. the republicans, they want to, uh, put less focusing ukraine in europe for more focusing, asian pacific against china. and then you have the democrats for more interested in wage for allowing me the proxy words and ukraine and above both the parties. i've read completely mine in supporting israel, the commit it's cost atrocity in the middle east. so it doesn't really, really matter which party concert powers is always going to be war. we're just going to talk about where is that, where it's going to take place where it's going to be middle use asia or you're a because both parties are very much imbedded with a military dose. real complex themselves as well. turning now to

molto, but where 98 percent of ballots had been counted after sunday's presidential election run off the opposition candidates narrowly. it has evaporated in favor of the incumbent leader. after nearly all those were tallied current pro western president maya sand, who is leading with over 55 percent, while her opponent, former prosecutor general alexandra story. and although has almost 45 percent, there's no final result yet. announced sand do appeal to voters promising to be the president for all buildings, while the opposition leader called on citizens to remain calm regardless of the elections outcome, a leisure i heard your voice and those who supported me. i pledge to be the president of all of you in our choice of a decent future. we may hold different points of view, speak different languages, but we all want piece, mutual understanding and a decent life for our children. we need to unite society. i urge everyone to remain

calm regardless of the numbers. everyone's voice deserves respect, and democracy is above all majority before the result. i sincerely hope that from now on we will put an end of the hatred and division imposed on us. right, well our to correspondent with emma is char joins me now in the studio luma. this election was a pivotal moment for politics in the alongside the you referendum what's been the reaction and what's the countries were very quick to react. and they been preaching the usual talking points. i mean, you know, democracies went in, this is a great, it's great to work towards the european future. it's almost like a to them. the only way to define democracy is to work towards joining a, some sort of european future. let's take a listen. it takes a run, it kind of strings to either come the challenges you faced in this election. i am

planning to continue working with you towards a european future. if i'm all day there and it's people i whole heartedly congratulate my son due on his victory in the presidential elections. mo, diamonds have shown once again the determination to build a european future despite hollywood attempts to undermine democracy. democracy has triumphed over old interference, an old maneuvers from se will continue to tune in alongside. we'll do the on your european pos. now it is interesting to note that in the 2nd round of these elections, french before the 2nd round, french president, the monument, my call came out with the statement of hold, formal, dove, and zip. and he was almost intimate and directly telling mullens who to vote for as he calls a european path of freedom. and democracy is great. however, that didn't really go well with the french patriots party who slammed him for trying to interfere emerald open elections. yeah,

it's interesting because of course russia has been accused of meddling in the elections where people themselves saying about the election. now the voting numbers did show that most of all those regions supported the opposition candidates. while sunday's lead was mainly through multiple vans that are living abroad, the diaspora, the turn out to abroad repeated repeatedly and reported the increased as well. and footage for employees patients abroad. really go to the complete opposite. when you look at the footage from the country itself, now, while my boyfriend's in mobile face difficulties voting inside their own country, the country's central authorities refused to open any pulling stations in the region of trans semester. now they that forced locals who have the ability to travel somewhere else to go past their both a to do that. but that it's also interesting because the bridge that would allow people to go somewhere else to vote was temporarily close twice on sunday. and that

is allegedly due to a bump threat now in varden itself, all in stations, but also suspended over it yet another reported a bomb threat. so it's very interesting help people who have to live in the country found so many, almost made up obstacles of simply to go vote. you mentioned how um, sandra has been dep, the president of the dias for, for her. hi. sure. of votes among mazda ovens abroad, but we also saw that pattern in the 1st round. right. it's always more. uh, yeah, of course. so the referendum for you integration was help recently and some do has been repeatedly pushing for this pro at you integration for quite some time. now, almost half of the people voted against joining the you in that referendum and even former mold oven president refused to vote. in the referendum, he said that this is a referendum on changing called the cost edition. another political leader also pointed out that while police stations were empty,

they saw fit. this has increased, inc. turnouts of your, in poland, stations. let's take a listen inside the country without the diaspora. people said no in the referendum, 56 percent to 44 percent. we sold this data around midnight. then they started counting diasporas. we were told that around 250000 people voted. no one knows whether they were there or not, because we had our own representatives at each polling station. at times when these polling stations were empty, we saw a fictitious increase in turn out at foreign polling stations on the central election committee website. so that's the overall picture here, while the west is happily endorsing assigned to russia is somehow taking the plane blame of madame leading those elections. people are almost stripped off the right to even vote, but it seems that this is all part of democracy. yeah, democracy,

interesting. all right, i'm going to is shar, thank you. all right, let's cross that live now to glen d, as in he's a political scientist and professor at the university of south eastern norway, professor d, as in good to have you on the program with us, you know, the majority of ruling governments and the u. that they keep this pro war line in both ukraine and the middle east is fine, growing dissatisfaction among their own citizens. why not suppose that is, why do they seem to not listen to their own electorate? well i think that went out all in on this war, that is the state that from day one that the they wouldn't that the, this will be resolved on the battlefield. and again, this duncan, burke argued with inside the path to peace. and then again, ignoring diplomacy. i think after almost 3 years of this, it's a very difficult to walk about once it takes such

a maximum list position. so and of course they frame the, a lot of this work talk in the language of empathy. so they argue that, you know, we're doing this to stand up for ukrainians to help their craniums. but now i think they're caught in a difficult situation because it's a war that nato con to him. and yes, they, yeah, they're willing to continue to fight with ukrainian. so it's a, i guess, the moral, the prism or arguments behind his voice. also following a talked about, i think that locked himself into a position in which it becomes very difficult to actually have diplomacy. because then they would have to ask why the rejected diplomacy in the beginning of 2022 and waited for almost 3 years. and within all this, the death of mystery over this time professor, i'm wondering though if these governments don't listen to their own people, are there prospects for new political movements or parties that can better represent the interests of their citizens who are opposed to, to these wars did you think that's a trend to that? we're starting to say yes,

because i think the main political establishment, they also enough for this were narrative and the effect of ashamed all opposition. so within the, the main parties, they already locked himself into a set position. so what we're now seeing is us, they're failing to represent their national interest, but also their own security prosperity. and of course, overseeing this disaster which is playing out in ukraine. the, you know, the people are turning against it so, but where to go, because the main party stake the account. they already locked themselves into this war who without much a bill of to, to maneuver so therefore see the opposition taking place within the either on the left or the right. we call it the far left or the far right. but in reality, these are the ones, so actually talking about, you know, diplomacy piece a, the non use a for so the traditional, hey, what's the, what's a moderate position? so, we're seeing the strange situation where we had a radical center and

a more moderate. so less than right, let's look across the pond to the us. we have the presidential election coming up just about 24 hours from now. it's bound to shake things up in different regions of the world when it comes to the gods that come to like, do you think that there will be a shift in washington strategy, a strategy no matter who enters the white house, whether we see the presidency and promote a harris or um donald trump. no, no trailer on american foreign policy, i think the circle blog and that there's a consensus on the foreign policy. so very little change in any foreign policy. the only one exception appears to be the ukraine war. but don't go so i think both sides have a very supportive of what is now, effectively genocide. so they're both sides of it cautious in the way they're supporting this because for many americans, the genocide is a red line. but we also have to be honest,

this is not just and this really genocide, this is something that's been committed by the vast majority of american weapons. so for the serious and it's also an american genocide book, given that nobody feel like they can go against israel. but at the same time there be cautious to come don't genocide we we see the language being tailored very carefully. so they won't, they seem to buy a support to the worst of the worst crimes. however, it's not going to be much of a difference whether it's a harris or trump governments. i think they're still going to continue to do israel's bidding, or starting to see preparations in the us for a potential fall out from the election. washington state has activated this national guard a number of other states and put their national guards on alert, received security of fencing being put up around the white house. i wonder, what are your, are you where, what do you think are the chances of some sort of chaos or fallout from the election results? is that something you are concerned about at all? okay, very much though, because well, this has been a development that was

a positive, that kid when the, not just in united states. but he also say in britain and some european countries where the begin increasingly to refer to the political opposition as being a threat to the country. now once you begin to consider the or political position as a threat, it's going to be very difficult to have a peaceful transfer of power. so this isn't really a problem only on the right to the left. indeed, we'll see in 2016, for example. when the democrats lost a trumpet, they tried to present him as a, as a threat to democracy who was working for the criminal and all of this. and then in 2020 a. so the republic in the contest of the victory on the, on the biden, and i think now 2024, whoever wins. so you probably will see some on the other side come testing this. now with this polarization, of course, there's a legitimate arguments why, for example, a voting without order id is a form of

a corruption. you can have ballot stuff, and you can have legitimate reasons why this would not be to contest the election outcome but, but on the overall level, i think it's this idea that's when you called up a session, for example, referred to hit trump se shipler is very hard to hand over power to the new hitler voluntarily. and indeed it could be seen as being the moral. so in this climate that think of both sides are senior each other. i suck, i keep the rest of this is also why it'd be the republican camp are talking about piracy, dismantling america, the sense of betraying the country. so that again, in this climate, i don't really see how it can be very peaceful. again, it might be peaceful but, but the reason why they need the security measures a professor, we're seeing a really interesting trend. the newest politics, long time party loyalists are chris crossing the political divide ahead of the election. we saw the chinese and endorse pamela harris. robert kennedy junior,

who comes from a long democratic gum line of politicians getting on the side of, of donald trump as well as we'll see, govern switching from democrats, republican, why do you think this is happening? what does it tell us about the state of politics in the us? well, i think that the oldest party lines have become blurred again. about 30 years ago, there was a strange merger between the liberal ideals of the human rights and democracy with that of empire. so that is kind of came into an awful, unholy alliance stand up, you know, pursued federal money, an empire in the name of human rights. so in this climate, i think it's quite natural for them to switch the teams of it. but again, if you look back at the democratic party, they used to be very critical of the government. they were very forced free speech . and again, the peace negotiations. so it's always a key platform and they criticize the republic and for the other side today,

the democrats have really become pro censorship. they are pushing war very hard. and the so for many people, they don't really recognize us the democratic party from the past. this is why kennedy against the nephew of a former american precedence from the democratic party, has now jump ship and the stones, the camp of trump, and the see the same from the republican side as to the, the thompson, the, my gosh. movements are talking about making peace with the, with various sorts here and countries and essentially giving up on some of this uh hit this horse which are pursuing and even pursuing the pushing the more tires and the taking some distance to traditional partners. it is quite natural for them to see this as being a decline of the meal come moments. and then they see if natural, a switching to the, to the democrats. so they pursue this. and so i think it's predictable that you

probably will see much more of this. people jumping ships. all right, we're gonna leave it there at glen days on political scientist and professor at the university of south eastern norway, professor. great to have you on all flags on deck. turkish protesters forced to their way on to a german shipment, assemble or the vessels at length to israel. the group was furious that the german vessel catherine was reportedly involved in transporting ammunition to israel. they waved palestinian flags and attempted pro palestinian slogans as they boarded the ship. that's as the turkish government itself sent a letter to the united nations urging an embargo to be placed on weapons sales to israel. the national government has become a source of threats, not only for middle eastern countries, but also on a global level. now, who continues the genocide in gaza with old methods intense to completely eliminate

the 2 state solution. we also see that they are making efforts to spread the war to other places, especially 11, and currently e's real categorize the region because it can obtain weapons and time you nation from other countries. with this understanding, we wrote a joint collateral coal in an old countries to stop selling weapons and ammunition to israel. we forwarded this letter, which had $54.00 signatures to the united nations on november 1st. but the document also calls for an end to, as well as the violation of international laws in palestine. it draws attention to the rising and civilian death toll and calls on the un security council to take urgent measures, 50 donations, including russia, china, and 18 african states. signed the appeal along with 2 organizations. we spoke to assistant professor of international relations. if the job tasha, he told us western states will ignore turkey is initiatives, turkey. they will try to united states and other countries west empowered. but they

have just simply turned a blind eye to what turkey has been saying, just because if you was saying that don't, don't, you believes corporation with african countries along with russia and china being g in the past 20 years. and it could also help result owing to crisis and paula sign as well. so in the short then middle term, 13 said no, good uh, news from the country. well, and we know what comes into power in the united states, and they will be all right, mr. parking them, keep a supporting the young government or in a part of the government in his or i am, which means there'll be no stop, there will be no. and for this general, say, friendship is a complicated matter that the indian foreign ministers take on the countries ability to maintain relations with states that loaned over use share a new dell,

ease of use and friendships are also not exclusive particularly so in a multiple level because only to be expected that others even french say to maintain better option, rob, restricting, of us, some finch know, answer, be more complicated than others. and then after all this shred to seem to have some mutual respect, or if it costs a diploma to get to get we had some time to time she come in. charlotte domestic issues accompanied by a professor who, sorry to have missed conversations, have the same courtesies, are really according to the other side. what this freedom fairmont can i put in the become interference from the other who you spoke with foreign policy expert

super come all due to who says india is able to maintain a relationship with both the west and russia. despite pressures, there are many issues which can be intertwined far. get off of defies, grabbing the level of friendship between 2 passes. but what i understand it is like the buying up to inform tips and saw you need to be on space in relation to canada, in relation to china and the boss in relation to at a time simulation to go not get 6 amended, or some companies off to the nature of your own, you know, so, so again, my understanding on prime minister and bob funding minister has huge experience and the man, sure enough to understand that on to sort of get ahold of a vision competition so into between the rest and blog and the russian law and we have been watching your time relation to that and we have like some support. so bob and tyler think we haven't been able to.