islamist link is something that front sadly news all too well over the last year or so president machen has talked much about defending the secular values of the french republic he's even proposed a new draft law that's due to come out in december as to how he will stop the rot of political islam and islam association of some of the communities now in the last few weeks he's stood up controversy after defending freedom of expression and the right to publish cartoons that is seen by many muslims as being blasphemous these are the controversial cartoons which show the moods lim prophet mohammed now present mark one has been defiant about the right to publish those although he has said he doesn't necessarily support that but this is the right in france and that is that this anti french sentiment in many muslim majority countries now peter mentioned what president machen said in regards to what's happening in vienna but he to link that to the situation here in france let's have a look at what he tweeted we the french people share the shark in grief of the austrian people shocked this evenin

even president machen said that that image of the black producer who was just trying to get into his studio, being beaten, was painful and more diffuse. it was very hard when they fired tear gas that was at the back. i tried to call my lawyer. i tried to call a lot of people, even a neighbor heard my screams. he called me and asked what's going on. i explained it's been attacked and he wanted to call the police, but it was the police. it's outrageous. i can't even tell you what i'm waiting for . i wish, of course, that this never happens again to anyone. whether there are cameras or not, it should never happen. the police are here to protect us with journalists and criticised article 24, saying essentially gave the green light to police officers just stop them from doing their job to stop them from filming. it had been previously backed up by the government to said that this was needed to protect the police officers who have been facing unprecedented levels of violence. the police unions that said, this move didn't go far enough. they wanted something stronger. but of course, that no

accord but there are also other issues as well this is a rainy a nuclear deal something that president machen here in france really tried to keep the e.u. the u.s. part of that failed also you know really tried everything including flying in your rain in foreign ministry to a g. 7 summit meeting in 2019 that failed to get trump back round the negotiating table with the iranians and of course there is also the world health organization something that trump started the removal of the u.s. early this year saying that essentially china was controlling it this was and that's when he made back in may joe biden also saying that his 1st day in office again he will also make sure that that doesn't happen so the european leaders are sensing from joe biden that they may have more stability over the next 4 years and that is something that they really craving some sort of clear stable relationship with the u.s. but let's be clear joe biden has made a lot of promises if he is the next president of the united states but regardless of what he has to do in terms of global issues he's going to have so much on

president machen was clear following the death of summer party that france wouldn't roll back from showing controversial images when it comes to talking about freedom of speech that sparked huge protests in some muslim majority countries. people calling for a boycott of french goods and there's been anger in many muslim nations as well at the crackdown that we've seen here in france since summer, bateese murder, such as muslim associations being banned, disbanded, and also a mosque being closed. let's have a look at that reaction. needs a mental health treatment, rob god, my backyard, the he is a case and therefore he really needs to have mental checks that have nothing but the damage that were present. my corn has been infuriated by some english language media saying that they have twisted his words over the last 2 months or so suggesting that he was attacking islam in some way, rather than islam ism. and there's been a huge amount of fake news, too. surrounding the new which is to crackdown on separatism here in france, including some journalists from highbrow publications or who have sa

>> juan: democrats played politics, one machen '18 and '20. >> jesse: hillary conceded and then she stagedp. juan talking about elections have consequences, unless you're a republican wants a point a supreme court justice. katie hit on it. when they say we need to heal, it's conditioning the country psychologically to believe that one republican is in power, the nation is wounded and then when the democrats regain power the nation is healed. when they say we need to unify it means everybody shut up while we jam our agenda down your throat. great cheap shot artists. they conspired. they can besmirch, impugn. they can investigate and impeach in the minute they win, they say let's call a truce. democrats who didn't accept the results of the last election can't lecture republicans for not accepting the results of this election. they investigated for three years collusion but they can't give trump three weeks to investigate corruption and he is entitled to look at irregularities, abnormalities. they had people signing sworn affidavits saying people are forging signatures. people are changing an

i really take a few people completely to pieces, like erik prince, john machen t, elaine chao, people who really deserve it. but i myself am not the kind of person who would get on msnbc and hold force with my own anger and wrath like steve schmidt, a man who buy just absolutely love listening to what i couldn't do that. but i can be very perverse and subversive and get nothing in my own way. which is with satire. >> you've had a chance to both two readings of your poem and have full actors and actresses and friends read them as well. how did that come about for other engagement? what does it feel like? >> i was just so thrilled with that. because it was covid, you couldn't do a proper book tour. when i was releasing the first book, dumpty, just a year ago i was right there in san francisco at your city arts lecture being interviewed for an audience of a thousand people, maybe some of your listeners with her in the audience and they had a fantastic time doing book readings and book signings everywhere. i went to three different cities, all that was out this time. we arranged things li

think it's past time to get on with the transition and i do think -- i disagree totally with kelly machenandbook that biden should be reading about this. >> chris: i've got less than a minute left, jonathan. as i discussed with kate bedingfield, the president-elect is getting some real heat from the left now. we help to win this election, now we want payback. much clout does the left have with the president-elect biden and his transition, both in terms of policy and personnel? >> i think very little. firstly, they tried to defeat him in the primaries and they didn't. and now they are in a position where frankly you're looking at, and less they have a disaster in the georgia runoffs, a republican-controlled senate. they can pass the green new deal through the house or push forward elizabeth warren at treasury, but good luck. good luck getting any of that through mitch mcconnell's senate. >> chris: thank you, panel. see you next sunday and happy thanksgiving to all of you. up next, our "power player of the week." the archbishop of washington on leading catholics in the nation's capital and

in fact built machen turf is a republican pollster dispelling the nbc news partner sentiment one point, donald trump is just pat buchanan with his own airplane. that is how similar the messages are. that to me is the first sign that there is not only a movement within the rubble republican party is turning more populous fray but also the potential for a spokesman to crystallize that movement. pat buchanan was just a little ahead of his time i think. cement throughout that same families have the emergence of the celebrity billionaire washington outsider as well. talk a little bit about ross perot and where to seek him and with all of this? >> guest: ross perot really was donald trump before donald trump or he's a billionaire businessman. i checked that box. hayes very much a loner and independent personhood no real political connections at all, so check that box. he's a little paranoid and little conspiracy minded, check that box off. he has a very kind of unlikely way to connect with the working people. you have a billionaire talks to the working-class paper as appreciated by them it i