a hard core national this party and is that missed party and a kurdish nationalist party come together actually they are tired of this so president added on is now bringing them together and this is a huge challenge for president outlining the future because in the past for those ation all this worked in his favor through for those ation he could conduct a bigger war than his opponents but now through paul that is ation through the polarization created by president add on the opposition seems to tilt the balance and this is a challenge for him looking forward to that next election the presidential election does he have one part of his political d.n.a. which the opposition don't obviously have at the moment and it might be going to suggest to this he is a gut politician he is instinctive he survived this long for a reason he is a political mastermind and i don't think even as opponents have any doubts about that but there are structural develop as doug could make things more difficult for the economy as one of them and i agree with your about his point about the. opposition fina

the tory party we are a real party this is the right position these are. different social classes to this country you'll see. both the e.u. won't exactly be thrilled to have their parliament packed with year or skeptics we heard earlier this week from the european union warning that britain could poison the union because of important votes they could be vetoed an important discussions could be bogged down. by euro skeptic any piece and as i say in the first place they don't even want to remain within the union but as i say that your matic changes to the polling results day by day make it really hard to predict what is to come in the european elections so with the european union have been approved a further breaks of extension the u.k. now has until the when to decide on its next step but parliament's in deadlock successive votes of feel to find a majority on a number of alternatives including a second referendum a customs union and even revoking breaks it all together former british m.p. george galloway say support for nigel farage is the voters' way of de

know say that whether or not this was a protest or but right now i don't think despair has him in a party is a clear winner off the elections receiving most of the votes. the fact that c.h.p. has again wolf votes is not necessarily it has not necessarily affected a party's overall votes in the country so i think may be. we can see yes c.h.p. has gained ground given its alliance and given its maybe strategic. the selecting candidates and maybe even becoming a party that now is willing to appeal to the masses you know all you have increased the cable you raise a lot of talking points but we don't have half an hour so let's just boil that down and talk to a search can in london again let's just talk first about the the handling of the financial crisis or his critics would say the mishandling of the country's financial crisis well of course there was most people would argue the single most important factor determining the outcome we saw on sunday we saw that the government in turkey had for a long time delaying what some would argue to be an inevitable outcome kicking the can run the kicking

but sanchez faces an uphill battle forming a ruling coalition the far right party vox may not have won but it still had a record night this election marks the first time a far right party has gained seats in the spanish parliament since the days of general franco. restore so no three c.p.o. this is only the beginning you need more so now to complete told you are aim was to reach out and that's exactly what we have done you know that you don't have a little bit we have a voice in parliament we can now say loud and clear to the entire country that folks has come to stay in the mainstream conservative people's party suffered big losses it was their worst election to date a sign that the polarization that has affected politics across europe has come to spain possibly for a long time to come. straight to the spanish capital than where we join to deliver correspondent a public welcome public so what. is his options for forming a coalition government. well first and foremost it's going to be difficult for him that's for sure because of course he folds quite far short of a majority he has expr

go head to head for the democrats nomination driving a way through the party. shuts the door on the right wing. dangerous individuals. reaction to the attack decision. yes facebook does have responsibility this stuff does make a difference and i completely agree with kids. about keeping people off social media. afternoon one minute past two pm here in moscow good to have your company my names you know neal and this is r t international our top story the russian embassy in washington has fired by the newly released muller reports trump russian collusion has published a hefty document with the heading russia gate histeria case of severe russia phobia it's a detail of the allegations made against moscow and reaches the following conclusion . the investigation didn't show any real evidence to back up claims of moscow's cyber attacks and attempts to subvert democracy all this time russia pointed to the obvious made up nature of these insinuations we call on our merican partners to finally disavow these allegations and join efforts to repair the damage to bilateral re

difficulties because he has been very clear in saying that he is a pro constitution party he leads a pro constitution party i.e. that he is not open to dialogue with regards to holding say a referendum in catalonia which is something which the catalan nationalist party is scared of he looked like they've talked the polls in catalonia would be wanting from a coalition partner. another big story is the gains of the far right nationalist vox party can you tell us more about that. vox party seems to have struck a chord particularly with those people who felt that at the traditional parties of the socialists on the people's party in particular didn't know how to handle the situation in catalonia day they're more inclined to want a hardline stance with how to deal with the situation there and they feel in many ways that you know the spanish government has given too much power away to the regions and in particular once again loney and we saw them come onto the scene in the regional elections in the southern region of. am and it looks like they've done incredibly well in several parts of spai

does it mean a party is a clear winner last election is receiving most of the votes. the fact that c.h.p. has again will vote is not necessarily it has not necessarily affected our party's overall votes in the country so i think maybe. we can see yes yes he has gained ground given its alliance and given its maybe strategically selecting candidates and maybe even becoming a party that now is willing to appeal to masses you know nothing they have increased the cable commitment you raise a lot of talking points but we don't have half an hour so let's just boil that down and talk to a gay sex can in london again let's just talk first about the the handling of the financial crisis or his critics would say the mishandling of the country's financial crisis well of course i was most people would argue the single most important factor determining the outcome we saw on sunday we saw that the government in turkey had for a long time delaying what some would argue to be an inevitable outcome kicking the can run the kicking the can down the road if you will and seeking to keep the

around it's a party with real members as a party with real branches and it's a party that goes through primaries i think they had a labor ship craves a leadership crisis in that they their newly elected leader was did not have the confidence of a lot of the members and certainly not a lot of the voters and he acted in a way which was not you know conducive to getting votes and so so they have a horribly horrible result but in the long run i think they may be able to pick themselves up there is room for a left as yossi said it's not a party it's an alliance it's an alliance of some very different ideologies and the one thing they have in common is we don't like be bigots and you know so that's not going to stick so long and now people are going to really a lot of those people joined that party because they were already you know dividing the spoils of winning the government and becoming ministers and deputy ministers and heads of committee so right now none of that is happening so you know some of those parties may break away and i think that it's in yeah looks at blue and white and benn

there which is a very very much clear pro independence party and they really want to push ahead with the idea of holding a referendum there in the region and petr sanchez as we know has taken a different approach some people on the right have said a softer approach to the council on issue and they he's more open to the idea of dialogue but he has also said that we we in spain must stick to the constitution and the constitution does not allow for a referendum so it'll be very interesting how he approaches the council and question but there's obviously a call in the region amongst many people there for some different approach to how to deal with the situation with regards to the independence movement. public there were a lot of undecided female voters going into this election i want you to take a look at what appeared in spanish television last week during a debate among the heads of the political parties and they are all men by the way what we see here are cleaning women mopping the floor we see them coming into this sort of this set off a firestorm of criticism of all the politi

ijust — you know, what kind of results will the conservative party obtain after a general election? ere is an extension of article 50 and britain will remain in the european union for another year, and this is an hypothesis, if the conservative party will have even another leader, the fact remains that with this particular parliament we have, the problems remain the same, the arithmetic will be the same. whoever is in charge, whoever will be prime minister in britain, will have to deal with that arithmetic, so the only options are really, are we going to move the red lines? and so then, it's possible to negotiate a different deal with the european union, or we are dealing with a new parliament but we do not know, because it is so fickle, public opinion is so volatile, that it's very likely that the new election will result in another hung parliament. and then what? steve, you have been making these programmes about theresa may. can she move these red lines? yes, i have been making programmes for bbc sound, available around the world. great programmes. thank you very much. everyone i

the tory party we are a real party this is the right decision these are. different social classes for this country. well the e.u. won't exactly be thrilled to have their parliament packed with you are skeptics we heard earlier this week from the european union warning that britain could poison the union because of important votes they could be vetoed an important discussions could be blocked. and by euro skeptic any piece and as i say in the fast pace they don't even want to remain at within the union but as i say the term matic changes to the polling results day by day make it really hard to project what is to come in the european elections bridge dashti there will form a british m.p. george galloway says support for major forages the voters way of demanding breaks it i predict to you know the knowledge of for odgers bricks that party is going to win the european elections hands down sweep the boards crush ukip wrote of the room in our parties the working class are going to vote for nigel farage you can mark your card on that that's why our party that's o

there is more loyalty to being a remainderora parties. more loyalty to being a remainder or a lever than there is belonging to a political party and that is quite an extraordinary thing. i think there is the quote about people who are livers don't want someone in the family marrying a remainder and vice ve rsa . family marrying a remainder and vice versa. sojust shows how it's family marrying a remainder and vice versa. so just shows how it's cut across and i will project into the eu elections on how this may redraw. we know the elections in the united kingdom have actually been a protest vote and sometimes in other countries they are as well. but it will be interesting with the story about to head onto. which leads us to the photograph, the photograph there and this is. you can pronounce. she served as a conservative because she didn't want to sounds of posh with her name. and she has left the conservative party andjoin she has left the conservative party and join the new one with nigel fa raj and join the new one with nigel faraj and sh

the trouble with nigel as he does not want a political party but you wa nt not want a political party15 in the run—up to the referendum, ukip was doing extremely well and we have done a lot of damage to ourselves since the campaign but that is a year or more ago. we have recovered half of what we lost in 12 months than i am satisfied with that. are you not still doing damage to yourself, you area still doing damage to yourself, you are a leader in the parliament and he could hardly beat mainstream in british politics as it did not to be a cause for concern about the direction in which ukip is going? ukip is not going anywhere in terms of its place on the political spectrum. can i quote you on that? in terms of the political spectrum i mean, we are not changing our party policy and any particular direction and we are going up in the polls as we‘ll demonstrate tonight but we are not going further to the right or further to the left, we are seeing exactly where we always been. tommy robinson is a red herring. he is a com plete robinson is a red herring. he is a complete red herring. why?

labor party how do they feel there are term proselytising with the enemy. well a lot of them are on board and they want the deal. some have been wanting to leave the european union all along and stay happy that finally two recently is reaching out across the party and trying to find a new way forward saying that he's caving in and that the promises that theresa may is making might not be held up by a future prime minister when the talks are happening with the european union and future relationships that there might be a hard line break city of prime minister a from the tory party and that the promises that may might agree on with corba now might not hold up we just have to remember parliament here is extremely divided they remain divided and time is really ticking next week is the e.u. summit and until then the u.k. has to find a way forward and at the moment it seems to most likely that this is the way forward that jeremy corbyn and theresa may are agreeing upon. london thank you. now to venezuela where the country's self-proclaimed president why does is challeng

country thatis three parties. so it is all very divided, but along the lines of two different blocks rather than party lines. one person described it to me as authoritarianism spain meeting democratic spain, and at the root of all this, separatist parties in catalonia, which even though the public said they were voting for the economy and other things like that, that still goes to the heart of what has been a crisis for this country. it's a very divided country. as you said, some important topics such as the economy and foreign policy, the eu, many important things for people here are completely off the table. so it has been a very polarised campaign. spaniards are quite surprised at this new puzzle, five players under 50, all men. it's a very interesting and aggressive campaign. and a new era begins. when you look at social media, going back to vox, theircampaign you look at social media, going back to vox, their campaign attracted 1 million plus people. they have played it by very modern, aggressive campaigning rules. they

that is a pretty clear position. we were party who says we should have no border controls, no walls and open borders. i think this fight, i actually do believe 2020 is a fight over the soul of america and which version of america we are going to go forward with. >> ray: mr. speaker, i need to ask you about huge missing endorsement for joe biden. watch this. >> if you are the best choice for the democrats in 2020, why didn't president obama endorse you? >> i asked president obama not to endorse, and he doesn't want to. whoever wins this nomination should win it on their own merits. >> ray: is that really what happened, mr. speaker? or is he trying to save face? >> i don't think we have any idea at this point. first of all, i don't think that president obama endorsing joe biden would carry a dramatic amount of weight is after all, he was the vice president for eight years. what would be terrible is if president obama endorsed anybody else. in that sense, it is kind of a wash. the challenge that joe biden has, there is no positive vi

party talks. that inevitably will sound like she's going to move towards a softer brexit because the labour party a much closer alliance with europe. indeed, the labour party have put forward the suggestion that britain stays within the orbit of the customs union, with some extra alignment with the single market. that crosses over some of the red lines theresa may has set in the red lines theresa may has set in the past. so it is a crucial moment of pivoting for theresa may. chris grayling, the transport minister, leaving number ten. a brexiteer. ben wright is outside downing street. what did you make of that statement, and any ministers saying anything? no, they aren't. they are getting into theircars and no, they aren't. they are getting into their cars and swiftly disappearing. a big contrast to theresa may's last statement a fortnight ago where she aggressively blamed parliament. david gauke, are you happy with the statement? not a word from him. he's one of the cabinet ministers who has been warning the prime minister about the risks of a no—deal brexit and has been public about his concerns

but sanchez faces an uphill battle forming a ruling coalition the far right party vox may not have won but it still had a record night this election marks the first time a far right party has gained seats in the spanish parliament since the days of general franco. so no three c.p.o. this is only the beginning again if you know i'm also not a complete aim was to reach out and that's exactly what we have done yet if you don't have a listen if we have a voice in parliament we can now say loud and clear the entire country that folks has come to stay in the mainstream conservative people's party suffered big losses it was their worst election to date a sign that the polarization that is affected politics across europe has come to spain possibly for a long time to come. and our correspondent public is in these spanish capital forwards tonight good evening to you pablo the prime minister pedro suggests he saw his socialist become the strongest party in parliament yesterday but he does not have enough seats to govern a load i want you to listen to what this analyst said about sunshine choices.

germany clubs how about being swept off your feet and feeling lighter than air it will take you to a party in the dear old gravity. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the former prime minister of malaysia has gone on trial for his alleged role in a massive corruption scandal not because accused of misappropriating four and a half billion dollars from a state development fund if convicted of the charges the sixty five year old could face life in prison he was malaysia's prime minister for a decade and told losing last year's election he comes from a powerful political dynasty his father and grandfather both lead the country. and our south east asia correspondent joins us now from bangkok for more on this story so. i mean this is the first of several trials that not just faces how wide ranging are the charges. well the charges range from money laundering abuse of power to criminal breach of trust and as you said this is only the first trial and in this trial seven charges are being brought against and if he's convicted on only one of them he could face up to twenty years in prison and co

it might be premature because he has a difficult path ahead but it is significant of course that a party like books has come into parliament and that is mainly a reaction to the whole catalogue of independence issues which of course has still not going away how is there a stephanie to life in madrid stephanie things a man who'd been detained in turkey and charged with spying for the united arab emirates has reportedly taken his own life in prison according to the turkish government zaki and his son's body was found in saline free prison on the outskirts of istanbul two men were arrested earlier this month and reportedly confessed to spying on arab nationals live to istanbul i was serious and i'm close to is that sort of who was this man what was he accused of doing why was he in prison. while the. turkey will come up this morning with the news that the palestinian national person who. as who has called festa have been spying on behalf of united arab emirates have been a has as killed himself in the sort of terror confinement that they were to people they were to palestinian nationals who

group of about a hundred and fifty peace all from parties are they going to multiculturalism immigration and against the e.u. as it currently stands. it is the technocrats in brussels driving europe into a ditch and we will declare war on the. political forces in the brussels bubble want to present a christian culture for the not so secretive reason that if the masses of migrants and other countries drive back christianity then along with christianity it will be possible to eliminate individual nations the language you use is the language of division is that what france wants it but not at all what divides friends is the massive influx of migrants so we know joins them together what their common interests are but water the problems that they face going ahead well many of these parties don't agree on all issues and as such in previous european parliament that's meant that they haven't been able to join together to create one large group in fact they've small formed smaller groups which perhaps haven't had the power they will like to have ther

. a smaller party and he has tremendous name recognitionm a smaller party and he has tremendous name hey associated him with a message which we need to leave the eu, there isa which we need to leave the eu, there is a lot of frustration with mps in parliament. there is no ambiguity with nigel faraj, saying i will this lay members differently. he sticks to his line without having to compromise. which is a simple message to consume. people will vote differently in european elections than they would in a local election. we remember how ukip did not do well in general elections it could be used as a protest vote to send a message to the two major clinical parties that they are dissatisfied. equally, it shows that the alternative side, the more your file side, the smaller parties, and change uk, the breakaway group, failed to make this sort of attraction at this party has. back to the original point, because of nigel faraj, in a large part, because people follow and easily identify with him, they like the sound of him at a time when mps are blathering on and frustrating the brexit process,

. >> i love a party. dson on te turning 40. >> excuse me. >> our e w first met kate. >> i like the part where my mom, she swallows a bug. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> there is new concern tonight over the well being of britney spea spears. the hashtag freebritney trending on social media. >> an allegation is made that the music icon is being held against her will in a mental health facility. >> here's what we know. >> when there is a lot of money involved, nothing would surprise me. >> i want her to be getting the help she's getting. but not under the rest. like she's a dinger to herself. >> eve wore a freebritney t-shirt on "the talk." someone wrote on her instagram post, i hope your ailing ex-husband is not keeping your daughter somewhere against her will. lynne liked the comment. she liked several others that included the hashtag freebritney. what freaks people out was that she liked a post urging fans to listen to an emergency episode of britney's gram, including this anonymous voice mail.

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have a far right populist parties have already agreed to join this but they've put a call out to all members of the other three groupings all of the far right populace and indeed anybody who share their views to try and change europe from the inside the people to these parties actually have in common rebecca because real curious reports they agree on certain issues but they're really wide apart on out is. that's right amrita and just how successful he is really remains to be seeing that this early stage i mean there were only as i said the food. for representatives of four different parties attending today i think the league is illegal selvin is legal party would have liked it to be much bigger although some of the people i spoke to from the league of the representatives said they were happy it's just early days they're planning another big event here in may and they're hoping that they can get a lot of other parties to sign up in that time but as you say there are lots of differences among these parties they agree primarily on changing europe bringing sovereignty back to nation state

the alternative a deal with a center right citizens party comfortably form a coalition in terms of numbers they have been one of the surprises of the election they come almost neck and neck with the people's party the p.p. the traditional opponents of the socialists in general elections were two party race but this election has brought the worst result in p.p.s. history battered after a corruption scandal punished by some of its followers over its course of action when confronting cattle on pro independent tests this is a party now in deep crisis a grand reckoning sealing their fate and now. was going no no we will fight even harder this is only the beginning we told you we will start reconquering and we are initiating that conquering with a presence in congress vox is here to stay but the latest player in this race vox struck out and playing their own stake in the game. one of the voters that's actually how we deal with the results of the night was the supporters of by far right last parts are now behind me listening to the leaders. as well as they could have anticipated and they are the

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fifty celebrity guests at the zero gravity club found out at a party on board an airplane. musicians artists social media stars and athletes from the world over check in at frankfurt airport for their adventure in weightlessness. they head off to board the bus a three ten which is normally used by astronauts for white listeners training these passengers won't need a spacesuit though just a healthy dose of hardiness. at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down at twice the force of gravity then suddenly they lift off. the procedure is then repeated the plane flies of course much like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced astronauts for the project. the microphone is in white this this one goes from one one hundred the other if i jump like this. the time my feet out of the ground it floats above my head this is what we do with the aircraft. the events organizers specialize in unusual policies this year zero gravity class has brought the lots of publicized this is the second whiteness party they've thr

new party a new grouping in the european parliament called the alliance of nations and people all the ins now the. more it turns and the danish and the finns have all the far right populist parties have already agreed to join this but they've put a call out to all members of the other three groupings all of the far right populous and indeed anybody who share their views to try and change europe from the inside the people to these parties actually have in common rebecca because real cure reports they agree on certain issues but they're really wide apart on others. that's right amrita and just how successful he is really remains to be seen at this early stage i mean there were only as i said the food for four representatives of four different parties attending today i think the league the league a cell vinnie's leader party would have liked it to be much bigger over. some of the people i spoke to from the league of the representative said they were happy it's just early days they're planning another big event here

, a new right wing wiped out and that partyecurity cabinet and a key figure in israeli politics and a lot of reason that his party wipe out would be a dramatic move. b as exit polls got it quite wrong last time so we polls got it quite wrong last time so we have to be cautious about that and after that is what happens next and after that is what happens next and the president will be watching quite closely because he is the person who decides which party leader and it could be any of them, he feels has the confidence to command the majority in parliament. we will return to you again, and reporting from the headquarters of the blue and white alliance and here in ourjerusalem studio in the balcony overlooking the city, we have the poster, and othersjoined by the israeli journalist who works from many prominent publications and you have been looking at the results, what strengths you most about these and let us underline projections we have received so far? we are always told that every israeli election bring surprises and this is

smaller party would be lost for than he could and he's a bit under pressure because in all of the polls leading up to election day at the blue and white party house that the polls actually if he tossed all those polls that have not always been accurate having said that most pollsters predict that benyamin netanyahu has more possibilities in wider fighting bloc to form a coalition but i think mr netanyahu doesn't want to take an actual census to do is any wrote what can you tell us about some of nessun yahoo's challengers in this election. well the main challenger he turns out to be benny guns and his new blue and white how do you that has they have flown this together with essentialist yes a tea party and both need to spend you've got it's number one and. number two would actually rotate the premiership if they would be successful now the question is you know whether they will be garnering enough to support to sway voters to vote for the most centrist approach to have been saying that they. want to unite to come see that they want to get aw

one hundred twenty seats in the israeli parliament or the knesset as it's known and to make it in a party needs to win at least three point twenty five through it a quarter percent of the total votes that's about four seats sixty one seats are needed to form a government. no party has ever achieved an outright majority so the battle for power really begins after the election that's when the president will choose the candidate that he thinks has the best chance of forming a coalition they'll then have forty two days to do that if they can't the leader with the second best chance gets twenty eight days to try and failing that it can even go to a third candidate and if no one's able to cobble together a coalition then new elections will have to be called within ninety days so netanyahu will look to right wing parties to build a similar governing coalition to the one he has now but benny gantz says the time is right for a new path. that i'm happy to place myself at the service of the state of israel in the citizens of israel i'm happy to stand for the good of the citizens on and we call for a

party and kill a shadow of the party in the us most populous state with a provision which has eighty seats and then there is the better g of the all india trinamool congress from west bengal where forty two seats are up for grabs so who would lead more than a billion indians for the next five years well for that we have to wait to come to day on may twenty third. still to come on the program a huge test awaits arsenal in the quarter finals of the fire we'll have all the details coming up in sports. the a. business updates. going places together. the our. world. the our. world. the our. world. business updates. going places together.

and went -- it was a party. >> what? >> party? what party? >> they don't remember that they had a party? >> keep watching. he's there -- no, i distinctly remember this thing on the wall and all this -- they're like, no, mate. there wasno party in this house last night. >> i commit -- >> basically he's going back into the wrong house, grabbed covers, went to sleep. woken up by this random couple going "who are you?" you can hear all of the giggles from the people in the house. that's because, there aren't that many people who would be receptive to finding a drunk scot on your sofa. this lady is from glasgow. >> she's from glasgow. >> i want to have a party that night just to invite him. >> he looks like a riot. the couple awesome, as well. the video has been spreading. a nice way to deal with a situation like this. tens of thousands of times. it is a giggle to watch. >> the party was next door. >>> if you've been one of those people that dreamt about owning your very own business jet, well, behold the cheapest one of them all. and i do mean th

i'm sam is a down with a look at the headlines here on al-jazeera now both main parties in israel have the same numbers of seats with vote counting almost over prime minister benjamin netanyahu looks set for a fifth term with the support of a coalition of smaller rightwing parties earlier on tuesday both he and his main rival declared victory. surely they said we would not go into politics and we did they said we want to connect and we did and we won sure. i'm very excited that the people of israel gave me their trust for a fifth time and i think a trust before. i. am telling you again the people of israel gave their trust for us and this is a president. pressure is growing on sudan's president with the u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition on tuesday people join the fourth night of protests outside the compound housing the military headquarters. algeria's interim leader abdul qadeer been solid says free and fair elections will take place within ninety days but protesters are skeptical calling for an overhaul of the political establishm

labor party six and a smaller parties some of them have apparently not made it over this threshold and some of them are around five to six seats you have to look at them a bit closer later on now the. channel twelve the other program he gave to exit polls foot blue and white it's thirty six seats equal to the likud also thirty six seats ok so what we're looking at then is blue and white with a slight edge but we want to remind our viewers in the time you've seen this with every election these exit polls are notorious not accurate correct. yeah that's correct it's like even the polls before the elections you can read them and we really have to wait and see now over the next hours then the results trickle in and that could change a lot of course what's happening now he is everybody's now doing the mathematics and seeing what does it mean but you know it's not just about to to make a party spin wide and it could it's also what happens to the smaller parties you know what the blocs so. twelve gave the blocs that they are almost equal the other. you know it's a slight advantage for that it

he's now in a party which despises every single thing i just described. and i think he's -- he's in for a huge shock when he runs into the left wing of the democratic party. they don't want to argue with him. they want to wipe him out. they have no interest in a dialogue with him. they want to get rid of him. >> i want to run something buy you. the last election was basically determined in a handful of rough feltan sates and 80,000 votes me all of the difference. he sees joe biden as a real competitor to theth. t do you? >> no. >> why not? >> first of all, if the economy continues, this president is going to go into the lowest black unemployment in history, lowest latino unemployment in history, and the lowest female unemployment had in history, and it has improved the pensions and the wealth of every american. he's going to offer a simple choice. would you like to continue to have america move towards grate -- greatness or do you want to hand out with a bunch of left wing nut aces? -- case. he's not going to win until he's the grand tower of the left wing