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over the country that many other authoritarian regimes do in terms of establishing a kind of a mass political party or an adoring out kind of favors to various centers of power within society and instead he sort of centralized most of that authority within himself and so this election remains even more critical for him as a kind of a mark of approval on legitimization and to this to the extent that we've started to see some of these reports of what the results are trickling in and. it's certainly fall short of maybe what his expectations were of course centralizing that power has come at the cost of other political parties some of the islamist parties and other groups as as well. candidates that we've been hearing about i mean. how could these groups those that are surviving in the egyptian public sphere be able to create debate if they are ever looking over their shoulder over really what has become a one party state and any criticism about one party state is deemed to be a national security risk and it's not even really one party because it's easy himself hasn't actually established a party so mo

political parties and their leaders are purging... i meant the irrational part of the tory party, as opposed to the tory party en masse. that... they would give you reasons why not. we don't have time to go into all the reasons. on the russia point, following the poisoning of the spy here in the uk, the former spy, what is your best guess as to how other european countries might go on to react now? we have seen tit—for—tat expulsions, london, moscow. are we likely to see more of that? bigger european reaction to this? it's interesting, it has already been more emphatic than i expected. i thought the reaction that theresa may had on the first three days after saying, will you come and support us, was probably the most she was going to get in terms of qualified support, and then something stronger, saying, there seems to be no plausible explanation. i think europe very much wants to make sure that the security piece remains integrated with britain, and so on. people are very concerned, across europe, about what russia is up to. it seems to me, vladimir putin will in time come to look on the events in salisbury as a disas

the time we have very different parties the three of them in the coalition and i think it's good for democracy that you see that we are not one big. anonymous political mass we are three different parties with different political opinions trying to find compromises and good ways to govern this country and i think we've done that quite well within the last four years and we're willing to do it better even the next but it was a close call for your social democrat party which now also narrowly escaped what can be seen as a european trend really for social democrats parties who've lost really meaning who've been suffered crushing defeat in other countries just to mention france how will you be able to get your party base onboard and convince them that yes you can completely renewed while being in what many saw is that as a busa relationship almost with chancellor merkel in this cabinet well times are tough for social democratic parties all over europe that is true but the stories are very different in the countries and i think for germany it is very important to show that we are different from the christian democrats that was something that we didn't do good

mass irregular migration from africa. luigi di maio is the leader of five star movement the to become italy's biggest political party.cians have kept telling italians everything is fine but it is not. my aim is to be amongst the people. but here coalitions are favoured so his controversial party could be left out in the cold. meaning this familiarface could out in the cold. meaning this familiar face could be out in the cold. meaning this familiarface could be kingmaker in stead. naples and the south of italy will swing today's vote. silvio berlusconi campaign here this weekend, half of a right—wing coalition peppered with populists like this rising star voting today in milan. so what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all, this is the third largest economy in the eurozone. confusion is quintessentially italian. brussels is used to it, the financial market seem prepared to it and they believe a coalition government will water down more extremist populists policies on offer but how does that help italians get to grips with their problems? concession mac these days, italy's poli

mass irregular migration from africa. luigi di maio is the leader of the anti—establishment five star movement tipped tonight to become italy's largest political party this morning, just before he casts his vote. translation: traditional politicians have kept telling italians that everything is fine when it is not. my party's motto is to be amongst the people. but the political system here favours coalitions so his controversial party could be left out in the cold. meaning this familiar face could be kingmaker instead. naples and the south of italy will swing today's vote. silvio berlusconi campaigned here this weekend, on behalf of a right—wing coalition peppered with populists, like this rising star anti—immigration politician, voting today in milan. so what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all, this is the eurozone‘s third largest economy. confusion — or "confusione" as it's known here — is quintessentially italian. brussels is used to it, the financial markets seem prepared for it. they believe that a coalition government will water down more extremist populists policies on offer but how does that help

mass migration from africa. luigi di maio is the leader of the five star movement, tipped tonight to become italy's largest political party in naples before he cast his vote. traditional politicians have been telling italians everything is fine when it is not. i want to be amongst the people. the political system here favours coalitions. his controversial party could be left out in the cold. meaning this a million face could be kingmaker instead. naples and the south of italy will swing today's vote. silvio berlusconi campaigned here this weekend on behalf of a right—wing coalition peppered with populists, like this rising star anti—immigration politician voting today in milan. so, what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all this is the eurozone's third largest economy. confusion is went essentially italian. rascals is used to it, the financial markets seemed prepared for it. —— brussels they believe a coalition government with watered—down populist policies on offer. how does that help italians get to grips with the problems? there is a civilian protest party in naples. these days

mass graves of being bulldozed. voters in sierra leone are choosing a new president. by koroma stepping down after ten years and the leaders of sixteen political parties a vying to succeed him three million voters are registered for the third election since the end of the civil war the dress is at one of those polling stations in the capital freetown. well there is so much enthusiasm in this election eager to select a successor to president and it's by koroma so many of them hundreds and thousands of them have queued up at polling stations like this some have been here even before five o'clock local time that's five g.m.t. and they're all eager to cast their ballots in this election basically the president will be elected members of parliament chairmen of local councils as well as councillors so when they queue up on lines like this they get accredited and then they come to this particular station there are in fact twelve of them in this location then they'll be casting ballots this particular box is for councillors. the next one is for mail or chairman and then over there there is a box for presidential candidates and members of parliament now as you

of italy's elections. falling living standards, unemployment, and mass irregular migration from africa. but uncertainty hangs in the today. italians are voting for change. they are just not sure which political partytrust. translation: i am so worried about italy. i said a prayer before coming to vote. translation: italians are frustrated. politicians need to hear our voice today. son of naples is the leader of the party tipped to become italy's largest today. his five star movement claims to be corru ption—free and people—friendly. but the political system here favours coalitions and meaning this familiar face could be kingmaker instead. naples and the south of italy will swing the vote today. silvio berlusconi did some last—minute campaigning here on behalf of a right—wing coalition. so, what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all, this is the eurozone's third—largest economy. confusion is quintessentially italian, brussels is used to it, the financial markets seem prepared for it, they believe that a coalition government will smooth away political extremism. this napolitan shop is famous for its handcrafted political figures. today, all italian voters wi

of italy's elections. falling living standards, unemployment, and mass irregular migration from africa. but uncertainty hangs in the today. italians are voting for change. they are just not sure which political partyid a prayer before coming to vote. translation: italians are frustrated. they need to hear our voice today. son of naples is the leader of the party tipped to become italy's largest today. his 5—star movement claims to be corruption free and people friendly. but the political system here favours coalitions and meaning this familiar face could be kingmaker in stead. this familiar face could be kingmaker instead. naples and the south of italy will swing the vote today, silvio berlusconi did some last—minute campaigning here on behalf of a right—wing coalition. so, what does this rather chaotic political picture mean for italy and europe? after all, this is the eurozone's third—largest economy. confusion is quintessentially italian, brussels is used to it, the financial markets seem prepared for it, they believe that a coalition government will water down more extremist populist policies on offer. how does that help italians get to grips with their problems? this shop is famous for its ha

political scientists have focused on two types of x explanations. mass level and elite level. mass level take a few forms. we know the parties have reliance regionally. with the democrats losing out on the south of the northeast. we know that voters are better in their consecutive parties and third, while border polarization have been debated most scholars agree that partisan activists are more extreme than they used to be. ellie level explanations point to procedural changes that have occurred. both are more homogeneous a members delegate more power to party leaders to pursue a partial legislative agenda. they have greater responsibility setting the agenda and structuring debate on the floor. majority leaders john procedural issues and that has further exacerbated the disparity between the parties. my research builds on the space sheds new light on polarization by analyzing the types of candidates who run for congressional office. i suggest that this is an untold part of the polarization story my book examines two distinct mechanisms that drive the trends in congress. the first is the extension of moderates from the candida

the time we have very different parties the three of them in the coalition and i think it's good for democracy that you see that we are not one big. anonymous political mass we are three different parties with different political opinions trying to find compromises and good ways to govern this country and i think we've done that quite well within the last four years and we're willing to do it better even the next but it was a close call for your social democrat party which now so narrowly escaped what can be seen as a european trend really for social democrats parties who've lost really meaning who've been suffered crushing defeat in other countries just to mention france how will you be able to get your party base on board and convince them that yes you can completely renewed while being in what many saw is that as a busa relationship almost with chancellor merkel in this cabinet well times are tough for social democratic parties all over europe that is true but the stories are very different in the countries and i think for germany it is very important to show that we are different from the christian democrats that was something that we didn't do good e

political career never recovered. barack obama became the parties' nominee on president. >> what does all of this mean to donald trump? so far nothing. he massfully batted down, defied or ignored all the swirling claims of sexual impropriety or misconduct and base of voters has stood by him. so far. don. >> thank you, tom foreman. appreciate that. back now frank bruni laura coates and joe tacopina. as we were saying before the break. the kenneth starr investigation that was part of thor to there. it's not necessarily the affair that wri them down it's the cover-up and lying. >> interestingly enough the idea of a sex scanle or being a cryptenite to a superman is a big cliche. he was not the man of morality. that was the not the case in the campaign. there is a trend away towards that being a nail in a coffin. what's interesting about this is what you say the idea of a cover-up. it's not the sexual affair that people question. the notion that they're saying whether it happened or didn't happen, it may be a foregone conclusion. but the idea that you have a president who may lie about it, may lie about the affair, or about his involvement in it,