the other point of view to the president of the united states the thoughts of political commentary bosnich a live this hour thanks jill thank you. now just a few hours before the first step location for the g twenty arrived homburg saw some unpleasant scenes thousands of protesters took to the streets marching against the event on a porsche it dealership was targeted here in an arson attack destroying eight luxury cars police believe left wing activists protesting the event were behind the incident and indeed not all of those participating are expected to be given that's warmest of welcomes here so why homburg is known for historically having some far left extremist living there quite a lot of local police say they expect around eight thousand violent demonstrators to be out in force after over one hundred and seventy groups from right across germany signed a call to protest and now there have already been clashes against the g twenty meeting that's take a look. well i'm here outside of relative floral grade floor it's one of the oldest school seen in germany people being squatting here si

again as being a guest our political commentator jump bosnich for more analysis on this he joins us from belgrade good evening to you john donald tusk says the reform will reverse decades of progress there have been mass protests within the country just how much of a threat is this to the independence of judges in poland. basically if the reforms a so-called reforms are implemented the judiciary will no longer be able to function as a fully independent body in poland it's as simple as that they will have completely eliminated the ability of the judiciary to resist pressures from the government now how different is this to what was seen what a couple of years ago we had the civic platform party was accused of basically appointing its own judges of choice donald tusk says that this will reverse decades of positive work but it sounds as though there's been problems with the judiciary in poland now for several years. there have been there have been from the beginning and the fact of the matter here is you have a complete fundamental mismatch at the ground level the e.u. project is supposedly

kremlin all let down his party and try and go against the will of congress political commentator john bosnich told us he thinks trump should veto the bill in order to exercise his authority but you know in my estimation of donald trump i don't think he cares that much about what an opposing senator in opposing congress thinks about him his votes came from the american people he is the head of the executive branch of the u.s. government the executive branch leaves in foreign policy under the supervision of congress and what's happening here is congress is attempting to take over presidential powers and as the president the president must veto this if he wants to retain his full powers it's possible that somebody might be advising trump to let them play their game a little bit but i am relatively optimistic although as we heard from our guest just a few minutes ago there are also fears in the e.u. that the proposed sanctions would hit european companies germany's economy ministers criticize the u.s. over the plans she says that washington's abandoned shed position on the anti russia sanctions a