protest feeling against something for him and social game to have an social democratic party and strangely enough try to take this argument from. from those nationalist parties which are much and i. in the world in sweden and norway now we can expect that all parties including the left main parties gradually will review knots not abruptly my gradual review of their stance with the migration in the there in other thing i want to ask you i don't know if you know that i don't think anybody has the answer but still. breathing and maybe claims to be a member of that international underground organization called knights templar international how serious do you think these claims are and how serious do you think is the threat that similar attacks may happen somewhere else this particular statement by him i don't think and seriously he seems to be more important than you know yeah. as for. xenon the uniform big sentiments in the rest of europe i think security services policemen and politicians everywhere are quite concerned now because actually there have been in norway again as we discussed befo

protest feeling against something for him and social give him head and social democratic party strangely enough try to take this argument from. from those nationalist parties so we should merge and i. in both in sweden and norway and we can expect that all parties including the left mean parties gradually will review not not abruptly by gradual review of their stance with the migration in the are there any other thing i want to ask you if you know that i don't think anybody has the answer but still this break and then a week claims to be a member of an international underground organization called knights templar international how serious do you think this claims are and how serious do you think is the threat that similar attacks may happen somewhere else this particular statement by him i've gotten serious he seems to be more important than any idea. as for. xenon you know for the sentiments in the rest of europe i think security services policemen and politicians everywhere are quite concerned because actually there have been a nori again as we've discussed before it's a very bad they'

. >> a representative from the social democratic party says that much during of right-wing extremists should be improved and more personnel and money is needed. >> it seems to me that the police only had a few specialists. in light of the events in our way, surveillance must be enhanced. -- in light of the offense in norway. >> the intelligence agency devotes several pages to right wing extremism on the internet and says that it is a significant threat. current monitoring practices are adequate and that the police are doing a good job. an expert in right wing extremism says there's plenty of information available about the right wing seeing -- scene. >> the question is what do you do with this knowledge? at the moment, there are a few possibilities of approaching the issue of clothes. we have to undertake a greater effort to lay down a strategy. >> the interior ministry says there's no reason to expect right wing terrorist attacks in germany. >> 70 people are dead after a moroccan military aircraft crash in the south of the country. officials say the plane slammed into a mountain as a

political spectrum hasn't been able to deal with it except that the socialist party and social democratic parties and socialist international . president top and radio is the head in greece are on the far right of the political spectrum now and the old right wing parties the conservatives are moving to the left of the socialists everything is turned upside down by financial izing economies in this way so financial engineering has become the new means of production setting up the engine class wars have re-emerged but the classes that are getting disenfranchised are not even aware of the fact that they're being occupied by these weapons of mass financial destruction is financially engineered products it's a stealth coup they are the people in greece seem completely. they don't know that they're being attacked in this way twelve you relate financial engineering to the means of production it doesn't create new means of production it strips excess and this is what's been happening in america since the one nine hundred seventy s. with each other takeovers of the financial takeover it's almost all of th

in germany the social democratic party there which was by far the largest and most powerful socialist newspaper, other institutions. they divided and there were a small number, i think about a dozen of the 120 or 130 socialist deputies who voted against extendedding war credits which the kaiser had asked for on the eve of the war. the tragedy that one feels, looking at this period, is that i think all of these people, you know, initially, before the war, they had the right ideals. they felt that it was much more important to feel solidarity with your fellow human beings, with your fellow human beings on the left who were struggling for a great social changes than it was to feel a liegeance to the nation-state but once the war began, that allure of tribalism, that powerful, people seem to have within them, and that we all have somewhere within us, proved to be more powerful. amazingly there was a demonstration against the coming war of 100,000 people in berlin just, i think four days before the first shots were actually fired but, after the first shots were fired, even the german peace

and germany the social democratic party there which was buy far the largest and most powerful socialistn germany and other institutions, they divided and there were a small number of the 120 or 30 deputies who voted against extending work credits that kaiser had asked for on the eve of the war. the tragedy that one feels looking at this period is i think all of these people initially before the war have the right idea is thinking it was much more important to feel solidarity with your fellow human beings on the left who were struggling for great social changes then to have a legion to the nation's state but the powerful drive that people seem to have within them, we all have somewhere within the us prove to be more powerful. amazing ways there is a demonstration against the coming war of 100,000 people in berlin, four days before the first shots were fired. after coming even in the german peace society issued a statement in favor of the war as did a huge number of intellectuals and even those on the left who signed a pro war statement. the only way to explain it is adolor of tribalism i

social security. that's going to bring the democrats across the board to a cross roads. are you willing to negotiate away social security something that's been a bedrock for the democratic party and the social foundation in this country for people to live in dignity in their later life. are you willing to negotiate that away just to get a little bit of revenue at a time in history when we can get it in so many other different ways? is the president talks about shared sacrifice. the middle class has already sacrifice sacrificed. the working poor has already sacrificed. how much more sacrifice do you want from working americans? when does the greed stop. how many more billions of dollars do you want to quote the late senator ted kennedy. you know, walking to work here in new york and going to the different neighborhoods in manhattan, it's hot out. it's hot all over the country. 100 degrees, the insdex un dex is unbelievable. there are people who have their windows open. you would think that air conditioning would be probably the right thing. and i start wondering in some of the neighborhoods, maybe they can't afford a $200, 5,000 btu air conditioner that you can mount right in

two of the biggest accomplishments of the democratic party are social security and medicare. george bush was not able to put these things on the table, and we don't need a democratic president doing this. as your polls show, it would be really devastating to democrats in 2012 who are on the ballot if we cut medicare and social security. >> what do you want the president to do if he does show up with the plan of hitting the big three? >> we are already taking action. it's important to be honest in saying, look, president obama, if you cut medicare and social security, we're not going to vote for sarah palin in 2012, but we cannot in good faith give our money and volunteer time to your reelection campaign. that's not change we can believe in. so just recently, over 150,000 people have taken a pledge that they will withhold their grassroots support in this president if he goes down this road. there are people who gave over $10 million to this president in 2008 and over 2 million volunteer hours in 2008. >> 2 million volunteer hours. could the president win without that help? >> h

that is not what democrats need right now and speaker nancy pelosi, because it's within our party believe in social security. -- constituents in our party believe in social security. if democrats can counter republicans, they will have success. host: a survey that your firm did shows a new poll that three out of every four americans oppose such measures of cutting home health care cuts. when we look at the alternatives of budget cuts versus taking care of home health, there's not much of the faber ability to that. guest: i am not as familiar with that service. that is generally what happens. when you get into details, everybody wants to cut spending but they don't want to cut anything that has to be caught. voters really believe that there is $4 trillion worth of waste out there. they think if we cut that we will be fine. will be fine. to get real spending cuts, you will have to cut real government programs and most of them are ones that voters don't want to see go. host: let me read this release -- host: a comment from twitter. guest: that is true. the bigger issue is those democrats sitting on th

that's why the extent to which democrats are seen as the party who brought you social security and medicareblicans kill those things even though they want to is a thumbs up or thumbs down determineant of the democrat party's future. the democrats have floated a trial balloon about letting the republicans have their way with medicare and social security at long last. that trial balloon is officially popping. joining us now is democratic congressman raul grijalva. thanks very much for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much, rainfall. appreciate it. -- appreciate it very much, rachel. appreciate it. >> do you think the president really is putting social security cuts on the table? >> well, there's a pattern in that we have reached a tipping point. we saw it with afghanistan. and iraq in terms of the timetable. when are we getting out. we saw it in the compromises on the bush tax cuts. we have seen this pattern in which democrats are put in the position to having to be the adults in the conversation, and trying to hold things together, and now we are back at that point. if you look at th

islam is democrats can win elections, they're perfectly happy to turn america into a banana republic for social security putting us through the entire democratic party which fuses to do with entitlement. the second hokum american people want to cut spending because cutting spending both in fact treated better environment for job creation to mentally current issue with entitlement programs, that's what the next processes for her. we'll have plenty of opportunities to talk about that. march 3, 2011, speaker of the house of representatives. is it safe to say both parties have a pretty unreliable record on pursuing entitlement? [laughter] yes, there is. by the way, if i was picking up a most choice quotes from the book, the one of social security reform would not be it. no, i've said this to republican audiences. they may complain about politicians and their chickens, but sometimes they're not chickens. the respondent to the people and that's the great thing about the tea party movement. you do have americans who haven't really been thinking about politics. they're busy. they have jobs. and now they are starting to notice that social security and medica

when the real leader of the republican party ronald reagan and real leader of the democratic party tip o'neill saved social security, they increased social security with holding and they increased the retirement age from 65 to 67. many people expected political cal armageddon for ronald reagan. he went on to victory because he did the right thing. >> gregg: but it's reflected by what americans think. there is a gallup poll that finds that 70%. 70%, senator, americans want a solution that include spending cuts and revenue increases which is what president obama is advocating. are you telling me that americans are wrong about that? >> no. i think americans will strongly back the simpson-boles plan because they will see the lowering of tax rates from 39 to 28. they know to strengthen social security and medicare over the long haul there needs to be reform. big reform is best because it will reassure markets and be pro-growth and show the world that we kicked our spending habit. >> gregg: senator mark kirk, thank you for being with us. >> heather: nato airstrikes hammering a libyan port. ten rebels killed in t

social contract between citizen and state. the distinctive visions of the two parties -- social democratic versus limited government -- have underlaneevery debate since barack obama's nomination. the auto bailouts, health care reform, financial reform, everything. the debt ceil something but the latest focus of this fundamental divide. the sausage-making," he says," may be unsightly." no argument there. "but the problem is not that washington is broken," as he described it, "that ridiculous, ubiquitous cliche. the problem is that these two visions are in competition and the definitive popular verdict has not yet been rendered." he goes on to say, "we're only at the midpoint. obama won a great victory in 2008 that he took as a mandate to transform america toward european-style social democracy. the subsequent counterrevolution delivered to that project a staggering rebuke in november of 2010." and so i think that really puts a perspective, madam president, on the debates that we have been having in the last two years and the debate that we are seeing now in the last few weeks. i do know that none of us want our country to go into def

party fantasy he is very much a centrist d.l.c. market friendly democrat and wouldn't mind seeing some cutbacks in medicare and social security and maybe even partial privatization of social security although that would be quite a dramatic blow to a lot of people and the democratic party do you think about that or is because. i have to go ahead jump in yeah i would disagree with doug on one thing i mean i think there is more than a fringe i think they represent a substantial part of the republican party and more importantly they turn out big in elections. they turned out in two thousand and ten and obama supporters didn't obama doesn't a problem with his base if he agrees to cuts in some of these programs these the social programs that are at the core of the democratic mission a lot of people are either going to sit home not work for him not give money not given the kind of enthusiastic support that helped them win comfortably in two thousand and eight whereas the tea party people are likely to turn out because they're angry they're upset they're frustrated even if they get some what they want they want all of what they want because th

that is not what democrats need right now and speaker nancy pelosi, because it's within our party believe in socialecurity. -- constituents in our party believe in social security. if democrats can counter republicans, they will have success. host: a survey that your firm did shows a new poll that three out of every four americans oppose such measures of cutting home health care cuts. when we look at the alternatives of budget cuts versus taking care of home health, there's not much of the faber ability to that. guest: i am not as familiar with that service. that is generally what happens. when you get into details, everybody wants to cut spending but they don't want to cut anything that has to be caught. voters really believe that there is $4 trillion worth of waste out there. they think if we cut that we will be fine. will be fine. to get real spending cuts, you will have to cut real government programs and most of them are ones that voters don't want to see go. host: let me read this release -- host: a comment from twitter. guest: that is true. the bigger issue is those democrats sitting on thei

that what's happening it's bringing about a crisis in the democratic party because you've got a democratic president who wants to cut the social safety net you know social security and medicare who does not believe in deficit spending in economics to put people to work in stimulus and you know to the extent that he did it was largely tax cuts you know it was a very small program and it wasn't sufficient to bring down an employer paid let's face it let's say that that has something to do with the anger right let's go back to this eighty percent of americans are angry and you think that you know if you got a poll anywhere else that means people would be on the streets they'd be rioting and we don't see any of that how come there are no repercussions and i know that on your website you've been collecting signatures but still you know it one web site is that enough. well you know i think that it's still a matter of people don't quite believe it you know you have sort of varying degree of people who pay attention to what's going on and most people don't really believe that this is going to happen because every time you know it's it