both amal and his wife now the navia who was general secretary of the nationalist party are now in prison awaiting trial. conservative opposition leader keiko for you money and her popular force party are also being investigated for taking money from other bridge to fund her two thousand and eleven presidential bid she says the accusation is false but most said all the bridge has testified that his company helped finance her campaign. on the in february but other confirmed giving more than a million dollars to support for in the presidential race why put up every developer of political say a bad apples but the obvious if he named after him in tippy toeing but he was forced to kneel for. economy e.-l. door. that's december the car was scandal right at the doorstep of purpose current president. yes it's your genes eat for this congress launching beachfront proceedings against christians keep alleging his companies received almost eight hundred thousand dollars from other bridge while he was serving as a public official who she's getting nice all wrongdoing and not only aborted impeachment b

both on his wife nineteen at area who was general secretary of the nationalist party are now in prison awaiting trial. conservative opposition leader . and her popular force party are also being investigated for taking money from other bridge to fund her two thousand and eleven presidential bid she says the accusation is false but not said all the bridge has testified that his company helped finance her could paint. on the in february but other confirmed giving more than a million dollars to support for in the presidential race why put up every day but if you have political say a bad apples but at the office if you named after him in tippy toeing but he was forced to kneel for. economy. store yes. that's december the car was kununurra right at the doorstep of purpose current president. yes it's your teens eat congress launch impeachment proceedings against the sheens keep alleging his companies received almost eight hundred thousand dollars from other bridge while he was serving as a public official who she's getting nice all wrongdoing and not only aborted impeachment but prosecutors

for example the scottish nationalist party have said that trump must be opposed that he is ready he says he's misogynist they oppose his policies on climate change and many really many politicians i think regard him as a bully that they need to stand up to develop your correspondent mosques in london and you'll be a correspondent barbara vessel as well thank you both very much alex i'm going to come back to you another issue that they discussed briefly if you can was immigration trumpet earlier said the brags that was caused by immigration yes and then today he was also a question by one of the journalists who were czech is a want to teach me what we want to his thoughts on immigration and he said very clearly it's been bad for europe what's happened has been very tough and even discussed that as well the german chancellor saying that it is changing the face if europe so he's standing by those comments for a sliding reporting for us on the trump may press conference thank you very much you're watching live from berlin thanks for joining us. comes. comments collect more. but the swiss man

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parliament forming just short of the three hundred one required for a majority so the party formed an alliance with the nationalistaction party which won forty nine seats the offers ition national alliance coalition got one hundred eighty nine and the kurdish people's democratic party picked up sixty seven seats but the role of the of parliament has been called into question by president irwin's new executive powers they will allow him to appoint and remove ministers judges and civil servants without parliamentary approval seen him who has more from istanbul turkey as members of the parliament are taking their oath for the new presidential system which is something very new even for the turks because it is not a presidential system that is like in united states or russia so many things will be first and new for the turkish politicians as well first the numbers of the members of the parliament have been increased so the ruling party and the president reject a part on claim that the parliament is going to be much stronger despite the powers given to president are done however the majority of the parliament belong. s

now it's a white nationalist party with a conservative fringe. >> well, i think that donald trump has really transformed the republican party, and this is certainly not the party that i grew up with in the 1980s under ronald reagan. it's not the party of mitt romney or john mccain or so many other republicans, including some that i worked for. donald trump has really made this into a european-style nationalist party sort of like the national front in france. he has made demonization of immigrants a key part of his agenda, and he began his campaign in 2015 by calling mexican immigrants rapists and murderers, and more recently he's been referring to latin american immigrants as animals who breed and using other demonizing terminology. for a while he was trying to separate families and lock children of newly alivrrived immigrants in cages. he has catered to racism. for example, vilifying african-american nfl players who kneel during the anthem to protest police brutality, praising white supremacist protesters in charlottesville, and on and on and on

in one thousand nine hundred one one of them new book founded svoboda an openly radical nationalist party preaching the good old principles of bondage era. if you. heard jew crane from the jews in russia ukraine for ukrainians and so on his statements got him fifth place in the simon visa and all center top ten anti semitic world leader rankings of two thousand and twelve. it also sadly attracted numerous follow ups. dimitry are founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in one thousand and four. in april two thousand and thirteen became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party who died. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. laundry paro be would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. in the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. all over. the world drastically changed in august one thousand nine hundred ninety one when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one

completed in 1981, it was built as an iconic national monument to glorify the nationalist party. —— theuse this was the birthplace of the bulgarian socialist movement. this is powerful, powerful architecture. following the collapse of the regime, the building was abandoned, and later shut off to the public as it fell into disrepair. recently, the only people to have seen inside are a select group of photo—hungry urban explorers who have broke in illegally. this is a really big deal today. the travel show is the first international tv crew to be allowed through the front doors. we are very excited and lucky to be able to do so. are you ready? oh, wow! here it is. me first? welcome. it's seen better days, hasn't it? definitely. it cost the equivalent of $35 million in today's money to build buzludzha. since it was abandoned, the years, they haven't been kind. dora, it's... it's incredible. there's some work to do, obviously, but it's still very impressive. look at this. 50 square metres of mosaic inscribed on top. there is the symbol of communism, actually, the hammer and sickle, you can

you are called the hindu nationalist party for a reason, because that is precisely what you are.erested in winning the support, the sympathy, of muslims. and let us not forget there are more than 180 million muslims in your country. we are proud of our heritage! we are proud of our culture! we are proud of our civilisation. that is the core of our ideology, but in india's ideology, the heritage, the respect for each faith is a part of our heritage — that's how we see it. let me explain, please, please, please. let me explain. now, why i'm saying that, when i've already conceded that because of the sharp campaign against us over the years, maybe the percentage of vote is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you... well, again, let me counter your rhetoric with some reality. it is not rhetoric. it was a statement of fact. this is what i am going to give you is also a statement of fact. here are the words of a bjp politician in karnataka state and of course they have just had regional elections, where the bjp did not perform as well as you had hoped.

is a neo nazi he has a band the right neo nazi he was the co-founder of the social nationalist party and another just are going to and he was also the leader of the self-defense forces of them i don which of course went on to seize buildings and kill policemen and fought the new regime into power on the streets of kiev he is now the speaker of the route of the number three person in the ukrainian government he met with the u.s. speaker of the house congressman he's already met with the canadian part. justin trudeau and he is a neo nazi there's no question about it here's what the deal is you know with these ukrainian groups which are funded and armed by the ukrainian government they're all even doing children's outreach and indoctrinated into the army into the military military and the parallel police force right they've started attacking roma camps they've started anti-semitic attacks things that can't be covered up here is the blunt truth when these fascists right we want to call them ultra nationalists you want to call them the extreme right wing when these bad they're right fasci

you are called the hindu nationalist party for a reason because that is precisely what you are. reading to support all the sympathy of muslims. and let us not forget there are more than 180 million muslims in your country. we are proud of our heritage. we are proud of our culture. we are proud of our civilisation. that is the core of oui’ civilisation. that is the core of our ideology but in india's ideology, heritage, the respect for each faith is part of our heritage and that is how we see it. let me explain, please, please. let me explain. now, why are our end saying that, when i have already conceded that, when i have already conceded that, because of the sharp campaign against us over the perception is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you... well, again, let me count your rhetoric with some reality. you... well, again, let me count your rhetoric with some realitym is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fa ct. is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fact. this is what i am going to give you is also a statement of fa ct. give you is also a sta

we agree with me that the ludicrous theatrics of the nationalist party are a disservice, not only to the detrimental effect they had on a passage of the eu withdrawal act? labour resume the attack. so they should have developed this over the past two years and handling the deal demonstrating that he is notjust had an invisible man in the cabinet. what i condemn is a once proud union and labour party, repeatedly boating with the s and p, but they have become is just that little helpers. the head of customs, john thompson and his team have been described is what needs to be done, to get ready for brexit day. it is a big task and one that comes with some personal cost. it keeps you awake at night, what could go wrong the most with this now? obviously, no deal is a huge, i'm certain best, what else was white he did quite a long list of potential problems finishing by saying... i lost £35 this year worrying about brexit. it is a big task and one that comes with some personal cost. it keeps you awake at night, what could go wrong the most with this now? obviously, no deal is a huge, i'm ce

parliament falling short of the three hundred one required for a majority so the party formed an alliance with the nationalist action party which won forty nine seats the opposition nation alliance coalition got one hundred eighty nine seats of the kurdish people's democratic party won sixty seven but the role of parliament has been called into question by president new executive powers they will allow him to appoint and remove ministers judges and civil servants without parliamentary approval soon and to solo has more from istanbul turkey as members of the parliament are taking their oath for the new presidential system which is something very new even for the turks because it is not a presidential system that is like in the united states or russia so many things will be first and new for the turkish politicians as well first the numbers of the members of the parliament have been increased and so the ruling party and the president reject a prior to claim that the parliament is going to be much stronger despite the powers given to president. however the majority of the parliament belongs to the ruling party w

ruling ak party won two hundred ninety five seats in parliament falling short of the three hundred and one required for majority which shit made up by for me an alliance with the nationalists action party which won forty nine seats the opposition nation alliance coalition got one hundred eighty nine seats in the kurdish people's democratic party won sixty seven but the role of parliament has been put to question by president out of one's new executive powers which allow him to appoint and remove ministers judges and civil servants without parliamentary approval see him cosier who has more now from istanbul. turkey's members of the parliament are taking their oath for the new presidential system which is something very new for the turks because it is not a presidential system that is like in the united states or russia so many things will be first and new for the turkish politicians as well first the numbers of the members of the parliament have been increased and so the ruling party and the president tried to claim that the parliament is going to be much stronger despite the powers given to president. however the majority of the parliament to the ruling party who made an a

protect their culture has turned into zino phobia prime minister narendra modi promised his hindu nationalist party would take action against undocumented muslims who fled to india during the bangladeshi liberation war against pakistan in one thousand nine hundred one. the foreigners tribunals has been identified many such people whose name will not be appearing on our seat this exercise has left so many genuine indian citizens in trouble. after being questioned by the n.r.c. tribunals nearly a thousand people were deemed to be foreigners and sent to detention camps supporters of the registry say their campaign doesn't discriminate between bengalis muslims or hindus it is very simple those who have entered up to seventy one. summit got their name with me and be operated on i said but beyond having done he. definitely only had dairy and i didn't nic india's interior minister has ordered security to be tightened before the release of the updated registry on monday russian nothing says there's no reason for anyone to panic and he has ruled out further detentions the government of the tea growing an oi

had been threatening protests on other nationalist party had been accusing the military however people in august on do not warrant more political instability and if the. data if you take the old did election commission can then issue an order for it gave these people. be members of parliament in the mall and the government can go for a by election which would be a huge loss to the open so some of the party in mind on which they believe now was still believed it why date because. the need of the. gaining. an order on the same page and we are. members. back next be critical because. then obviously it could lead to huge political instability and just to be care about this come on face rejection of the election result as it stands does not mean that these policies are definitely not going to go into any coalition with imran khan can we be sure of that when. divisions about this election. are not going to join them or on call on any rate but because they're on call and had one hundred sixteen he'd said you mentioned he just needs to have one hundred thirty seven for a simple majority there

prime minister nouri modi promised his hindu nationalist party would take action against undocumented muslims who fled to india during the bangladeshi liberation war against pakistan in one thousand nine hundred one. to foreigners tribunals has been done to fight many such people whose name will not be appearing in our seat this exercise has left so many genuine indian citizens in trouble. after being questioned by the n.r.c. tribunals nearly a thousand people were deemed to be foreigners and sent to detention camps supporters of the registry say their campaign doesn't discriminate between bengalis muslims or hindus it's very simple those who have ended up to seventy one and most to me as far as i'm a got their name with me and be operated on i see but beyond having done the moves in muslim down definitely only a dairy and i didn't nic india's interior minister has ordered security to be tightened before the release of the updated threads tree on monday rush nothing says there's no reason for anyone to panic and he has ruled out further detentions the government of the tea growing an

that would bel ricardo anay from the pan party, the nationalist party, as well as antonio mead from theuling pre party. when neither emerged as an alternative to amlo, they likely split the undecided vote. neither that we spoke to, at least of those two candidates, talked about the unrelenting violence in mexico. 25,000 homicides this year, including 13 133 politicians sie campaigning began. 600 more backed out of races where the cartel dominates. john bolton suggested obrador and president trump could meet. a columnist said don't expect the two to shake hands, calling it political suicide in mexico. >> i think in this context, having the two leaders get together may produce surprising results. >> i don't think mr. obrador will shake hands with trump. i think mr. trump and mr. obrador never together in the same picture. >> reporter: so polls close here in about 30 minutes. around 11:00 tonight there will be asome martin luther king of 7700 -- a sampling of 7700 ballot locations and from that they'll project a winner. we shouldn't know honest results until about four days but there will

also representatives of nearly all the political parties here including the ruling scottish nationalist party the first minister nicola sturgeon herself who is no fan of donald trump has stayed away she's in glasgow leading the pride parade there. members of her party will be talking here as well it's going to be fairly good natured with lots of humorous stunts like her an event called toss the well. donald. friday in glasgow similarly we saw lots of homemade banners at a smaller demonstration in the city center lots of people coming with their own slogans using scottish vernacular to satirize donald trump but also to say that they really rejected many of his policies such as the separation of children from their parents at the border now these protests might not be as large as those in london on friday but they certainly have been supported as well by the national press and as i was saying by most of the politicians here so expect a lot of color and a lot of anger. twelve russian hackers have been indicted as part of the investigation into alleged interference in the twenty sixteen us presid

you are called the hen you —— hindu nationalist party for a reason, because that is precisely what you not interested in winning the support the simplicity of muslims. let us not forget, there are more than 180 foot —— 180 million muslims in your country. we are proud of our heritage. we are proud of our culture. we are proud of our civilization. that is the gold of oui’ civilization. that is the gold of our ideology. but in india's ideology, the heritage, there respect for each phase is part of oui’ respect for each phase is part of our heritage. that is how we see it. let me explain, please, please, please, let me explain. now i'm a why am saying that i will have already conceded that because of the sharp campaign against us over the yea rs, sharp campaign against us over the years, maybe the percentage of old is not that. but when we work, we work for all of them. and let me give you something... again, let me counter your rhetoric with some reality. it is not rhetoric. it is a statement of fact. what i will give you is also a statement of fact. we work for all. here are the words o

now one of the speakers here the deputy leader of the scottish nationalist party said that the reason first minister nicolas sturgeon is not meeting donald trump is that he would she would tell him exactly what she thought of him she's never hidden her animosity towards him in the past and vice versa people here have been the highlights of every number of issues like the separation of children from their undocumented migrant parents at the u.s. border things like trumps and see migrant rhetoric he's out to towards climate change and so on i'm just a whole range of issues that have got people angry and he's also fairly unpopular in those parts of scotland where he owns golf courses just this week a report said that one of them had partially destroyed a site of scientific special scientific interest so whole range of reasons why these protests are happening. all right now things like very much indeed nothing but we're reporting that from glasgow in this. not twelve russians accused of hacking democrats joining the two thousand and sixteen u.s. presidents. the election have been charged

thing that was upsetting about who cpac invited was they invited marine le pen, a member of the nationalist party in france. i am a truly worried about the conservative movement in america. cpac has an important part. >> we have a clip of that. >> speaking of bad guys. -- bad guys, there was an interesting person who was on stage the other day. her name was mary in the pen -- le mary le pen -- marine pen. why was she here? i think the only reason she was here was her name -- le pen. her name is a disgrace. her grandfather was a racist and a not see. -- she and -- and a nazi. she claims she stands for him. the fact cpac invited her was a disgrace. >> you plan that? [laughter] >> not exactly in those words and yes, i have something to say. >> what triggered that? the knees of -- the niece of -- >> as soon as i heard cpac invited her -- last year, the invited milo yiannopoulos. >> why did you go? >> i wanted to speak up to them directly. received a tremendous amount of support from liberals. i received a lot of support from conservatives who say i speak for them and they are sorry. angry responses.

this is the place that russia has tried to exert influence over the past four years cements a nationalist partysay investigators in october of 2016 tried to organize a coup. national ifistins trying to takr congress and that failed and they joined nato in last year. you may remember donald trump pushed the prime minister out of the way in a summit in brussels of that particular time. still, they thought, they had collective security by being part of nato. they are sending troops as part of nato. now there is a degree of uncertainty. >> important context from nick this morning. thank you. >>> let's get a check of cnn money. u.s. futures are down after the close yesterday. dow sank 135 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 closed lower as well. nasdaq still close to record highs. the slip came after donald trump criticized the federal reserve for raising interest rates. a rare move for the u.s. president. the tradition here is that presidents don't weigh in on the fed and interest rates. >>> tesla is finally making enough model 3s, but customers are tired of waiting for them. according to an analyst sai

president in two thousand and fifteen minute he has his political roots and the law and order party the nationalist conservative party has been in charge for over two years now raju would openly marcial. the government's efforts to foil immigration reject refugees and restrict the media have impressed some and alarmed others in central war so a tent city was set up in protest because the people we meet here fear for the very future of democracy as the country's leadership ignores all warnings from our. side are saying it's kind of weird i'm asserting this is a little easier when he was appointed to the president last year he said that he would be like you know the father of the entire nation and the fact is that there's a divide in on citizenship for one thing. we are watching side the worse the worst quality or worse quality of successfully on government kind of a marker saying. you know you have the right to call ourselves to the right citizens that's what he said he doesn't listen to what he says that he wants to cut we want to government. in the meantime the protest has been shut down and the p

has become a white nationalist party. with the conservative fringe. he has compared it to germany. japan. i think that's betrays how much they hate this president. also, the columns aren't having much of an impact on voters. trump is enjoying a record. they are in an echo chamber. >> pete: scott pruitt, he resigned. a lot of heat on him. what you think about his decision, and how much was it on the media's hysteria. the media really went after him relentlessly. were they playing a hand here? >> there is no question that he made a lot of mistakes. no question, the media didn't like his policies. changing the directions. a lot of these stories, they really did reach a point. anybody else would have been gone from the cabinet months ag ago. asking a child his wife. laura anchorman tweeted, he needed to go. he was becoming a political liability for the president. he accepted that. >> pete: did i hear what you say that the mainstream media has policy positions? >> not overtly. >> pete: [laughs] there is not a lot of tears being sheds. you are probably right. howard, thank you. and a roc

governing party won two hundred ninety five seats in parliament falling short of the three hundred one required for majority in the parliament which is made up by forming an alliance with the nationalists action party they won forty nine seats the opposition national alliance coalition got one hundred eighty nine seats the kurdish people's democratic party won sixty seven seats but the role of parliament has been put to question by president new executive powers which allow him to appoint and remove ministers judges and civil servants without parliamentary approval sinan ogun is chairman of the center for economic and foreign policy studies that's a think tank in turkey he's also formally a turkish diplomat he joins us here on the news from. how much real power will these new m.p.'s have. compared to the previous constitutional order which was a parliamentary democracy the role of parliament is indeed greatly diminished however it still has a role in terms of the the body that will legislate but you know where it is going to be a core legislative issue and not the unique legislative given that the president will also have powers to almost legislate by way of presidential decrees so in

in the duma, russia's parliament, the pugnacious leader of the ultra-nationalist party has nothing butvinenko. >> who needs this little petty person? he was just a piece of rubbish. >> reporter: vladimir zhirinovsky told us that, here in russia, litvinenko made plenty of enemies going back years. back in the 1990s, russia was in chaos after the collapse of the soviet union. it was a time when enormous fortunes were created and outrageous crimes committed, sometimes by the very people sent to investigate them. back then alexander litvinenko was a young fsb agent who claimed to be disturbed by what he saw. litvinenko specialized in organized crime investigations, but became obsessed with what he believed to be corruption within the fsb, crimes committed by the cops. he compiled a dossier, complete with flow charts, detailing his allegations, and presented it personally to the head of the agency. and the result was? >> opposite. >> reporter: surveillance on your family. >> exactly. >> reporter: an outraged litvinenko now did the unthinkable. he led a nationally televised press conference,