now, lenin has his own problems. even though he's out of the war with the germans he is still fighting his own internal war against the white forces. lenin needs as much support through the world as possible. if you buy standard marxist len ijism it is only a matter of time before there is an international world revolution that will usher in communism. he is hoping to expedite the system so in august of 1918 he actually pins letters to -- whoops -- letters to the american worker. now as this starts to go, it is easy for the counterradical forces to point exactly to what the other side is saying to damn them with their own words. lenin is making no bones about it. first of all he is telling americans in the world, hey. there's actually more of you out there than you know. and also telling them that the worldwide communist revolution is just around the corner. there is an old saying in america. how will that play in peoria? imagine your standard middle class white guy in his comfortable chair in peoria picking up the m

again here, lenin is making no bones about it. first of all he is telling the americans in the world, there are more of you out there than you know. and also telling them that the world wide communist revolution is just around the corner. now, there is an old saying in america. how will that play in peoria. i will come back to this. imagine your standard white middle-class guy sitting in his chair in peoria taking up his morning paper, and reading this. so fear is starting to grow. fear starts to grow even further as the war ends. and it seems like the communists are actually carrying a worldwide revolution. you have communist uprisings and the establishment of communist governments, socialist governments in bavaria. there's a communist uprising in berlin. there is a short lived communist republic established in hungary. in addition to that, you have massive labor strikes when the war ends in italy, france, britain, and other parts of europe. so it seems like things are coming off the rails. we also should not forget that in the m

elections are underway in ecuador to choose a new president the incumbent lenin moreno was barred from running for reelection due to a corruption conviction voters have to choose between a total of 16 candidates for the country's highest office latest polls have left leaning andrus in the lead the truth is not allowed to vote in the election himself because he officially resides in mexico but he seen here accompanying his grandmother to vote his strongest rival is the conservative banker get him a lot. of our correspondent your 100 mirrors is following the vote and joins us from quito voting is mandatory in ecuador but as we all know there's a deadly pandemic underway so how are the authorities and voters dealing with that . and the answer is just behind me you can see a lot of people waiting to vote this is one of this voting stations here in quito thousands of people are still waiting not just in this place but all around quito and all around the country 13000000 people are called to vote in this country voting is mandatory so these big mobilization is suspected and seen all around t

ademÁs, cap o votos de descontento con el actual rÉgimen de lenin moreno, activo militante de la revoluciÓndes en alianza con el partido social cristiano. el logrÓ captar los votos de descontento y temor por el retorno del socialismo del siglo xxique de una sociedad dividida con graves problemas financieros de un desmedido gasto y la millonaria inversiÓn. ofrecer actual economÍa, generar empleo e iniciar un masivo proceso de vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19. la sorpresa de la jornada segÚn los datos preliminares, es la votaciÓn alcanzada por el candidato. es el primer indÍgena en llegar a la segunda vuelta electoral. conquistÓ al electorado con su discurso de protecciÓn del medio ambiente, es el mente del agua. se autoproclamÓ la tercera vÍa. ninguno de los dos quieren entrar a competircon recuperes. por quÉ serÁ ?entonces, ellos a toda costa quieren ponerlos en tercer lugar. >> si los resultados se confirman como los ecuatorianos volverÁn a las urnas el prÓximo 7 de abril en una segunda vuelta electoral. felix: vamos ahora con los deportes. la ofensiva de los bucaneros de tampa liberada por t

vi vinculado con asesinatos en c'arceles en ecuador, la a afirmaciones del presidente ecuatoriano leninmatanzas en varias prisiones de su pa'is con el crimen organizado int internacional y con el nar narcotr'afico. unas pre preparaciones a prop'osito de los motines simult'aneos en tres c'arceles que dejaron un saldo de por lo -79 muertos y una veintena de herido >> music >> despu'es de un cierre pr prolongado hoy reabre las escuelas de educaci'on i intermedia en nueva york. son por los -62,000 estudiantes que viven a sus clases en persona mar'ia vargas ha seguido este regreso a las aulas que tal m mar'ia >> as'i es felicidad, buenas tardes alumnos que tras m'as de tres meses en aaron aulas de escuelas como esta en el alto manhattan comunidad duramente afectada por el covid-19 al e entrada de cada estudiante se le tomaba la temperatura ten'ian que desinfectar sus manos y adem'as trajeron pruebas negativas de coronavirus, las escuelas intermedias aqu'i en nueva york cerraron sus puertas despu'es de que en noviembre la tasa de contagio sobrepas'o el 3% desde septiembre a la fecha m'as de 1

to the left of lenin?eople have all heard it before and they know the country needs help. >> reporter: all eyes in washington are on the little known senate parliamentarian who will decide any minute whether biden's proposed $15 minimum wage can be included in the bill. >> i feel we have a very, very strong argument and we have a very big need in our country to pass the minimum wage. it could be any moment. i don't have a phone. if you hear before i do, let me know. okay? >> reporter: the senate confirmed biden's energy secretary-general i ever granholm today. >> the nomination is confirmed. >> reporter: but the fate of his budget office nominee still hangs in the balance. >> she apologized for her past comments. >> reporter: neera tanden is facing a possible failed nomination for her public and often personal criticisms of lawmakers. >> did the president have a transition team under estimate how much of a problem her tweets would become? >> the president nominated neera tanden because she is qualified, be

. >> now it's to the left of l lenin. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi said they will include a $15 minimum wage increase in the bill up for a vote today, but the senate parliamentarian has ruled that out, meaning they could end up with different version of this after the senate votes, something they'll have to reconcile to approve those billions of dollars to help families and businesses and schools. >> that's a tough part with the word "reconcile. >>> a former oh u.s. olympics coach died thursday after he was acharged with sexual assault, human trafficking, and other crimes. >> reporter: john getter was supposed to be arraigned in a michigan courtroom the 63-year-old never showed to face 24 criminal counts including to lying police about his friend and former trainer, convicted sex offender larry nassar getter's body was found after taking his own life said michigan's attorney general, calling the discovery a tragic end to a tragic story for everyone involved. just hours earlier the attorney general announced she was charging him with charges all connected to his years as an elite gymnast

the communistst party and they were convicted for teaching what are classic works of marxism and leninism that are taught in many college courses. >> we need to talk about the ku klux klan in the 19 twenties and thirties at its height had 2 million members. by the time we get to 1964 when the case is germinating what is it like in the united states once the attitude towards the clan? >> at that time it was right in the middle of the civil rights movement and so at the time it was an extremely volatile and important social to people were talking about and fighting against the terrorism the clan had perpetrated against black americans for nearly 100 years. it was extremely important and clearly animating this case as the background of the clan violence and terrorism. >> news media reports although according to the fbi and other 40000 members that there are as many as 200 m bombings that may have been perpetrated by members of the planned or sympathizers or any civil rights workers. and it's also important to remember at the same time we had a growing antiwar movement and the supreme court p

distinctive smell so things that's not really different or that you remember still believe different like lenin or mint and you know somebody's perfume or cloves and things like that and smell those sense multiple times per day smell each for like about 10 seconds and repeat that over and over let's say 3 or 4 times per day for about 3 months and then switch to another step and the good news is that although it's not 100 percent effective many people start to see improvement in their ability to smell through doing this sort of smell training is exercising if you're not so there is real hope you know and it doesn't take that long a suspect is that you know a few minutes a couple of times a day and just have to keep keep up with ringback it and it seems what's happening there is it's both training your brain and potentially causing your receptors to become re stimulated again reactivated to bring in more a little ability to actually snuff i advice there from your scientist rachel herz thank you very much for being on the show today thank you very much for having me. over to derek williams now our

least 50 people have died in riots in 3 all of the country's prisons in a stipend on twitter president lenin merino blamed the riots on criminal organizations engaged in simple tiniest acts of violence in several prisons jails in ecuador feeley overcrowded and often see filings between rival gangs. astra zeneca reportedly less than half of the vaccines they promised the european union in the 2nd quarter of this year the drug maker is supposed to provide $118000000.00 doses to the e.u. by the end of june it is already missed its 1st quarter commitments to production issues. thousands of protesting in the georgian capital tbilisi against the detention of the country's main opposition leader the demonstration began a few hours after police stormed the headquarters of the united national movement and detained. he faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 denies all wrongdoing. french actor. is under investigation for allegedly raping and sexually assaulting a young actress in $28.00 team the paris prosecutor's office to depart do was charged in december after authorities reopen

elections are underway in ecuador to choose a new president the incumbent lenin moreno was barred from running for reelection june to a corruption conviction voters have to choose between a total of 16 candidates for the country's highest office latest polls have left leaning and dress i was in the lead is not allowed to vote in the election himself because he officially resides in mexico but he seen here accompanying his grandmother to vote his strongest rival is the conservative banker guillermo laso. and our correspondent you henry maris is following the vote and joins us from quito voting is it mandatory in ecuador but as we all know there's a deadly pandemic underway so how are the authorities and voters dealing with that . and the answer is just behind me you can see a lot of people waiting to vote this is one of the voting stations here in key 2000 of people are still awaiting not just in this place but all around quito and all around the country 13000000 people are called to vote in this country voting is mandatory so this mobilization is suspected and seen all around the count

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.s overturned the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament in december. a constitutional bench ordered the authorities to reconvene the house of representatives within 13 days. the verdict is a major setback for prime minister kp sharma 0li, who had wanted to call early elections. his rivals described the move as unconstitutional. the decision provoked major protests. the french actor gerard depardieu has been put under formal investigation for alleged rape and sexual assault of a young actress. according to the paris prosecutor's office the charges date back to 2018. the 70—year—old has always denied the charges. queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, is being treated for an undisclosed infection, but is, according to his son prince edward, a lot better. prince philip, who's 99, is set to spend several more days under observation, after being admitted to hospital a week ago when he felt unwell. two us senate committees investigating the storming of the capitol buildi

distinctive smell so things that's now really different are that you remember smell believe different like leninor mint and you know somebody's perfume or cloves and things like that and smell those sense multiple times per day smell each for like about 10 seconds and repeat that over and over let's say 3 or 4 times per day for about 3 months and then switch to another step and the good news is that although it's not a 100 percent effective many people start to see improvement in their ability to smell through doing this sort of smell training it's exercising of your nose so there is real hope you know and it doesn't take that long just as like as that you know a few minutes a couple of times a day and just have to keep keep up with it and it seems what's happening there is it's both training your brain and potentially causing your receptors to become re stimulated again reactivated to bring in more abilities or actually snuff or revise their from your scientists right for us thank you very much for being on the show today thank you very much for having me over to derrick williams now our scienc

people in ecuador voting on who they want to succeed president lenin marina with a record 16 candidates vying for the presidency a runoff election looks likely in april the main challenges are the leftist andres are aus and conservative candidates so far as is backed by the former leftist president rafael correa who's barred from being his running mate because of a criminal conviction lasso has run for president twice before and intends to continue with the current as pro markets agenda. well now to haiti the constitution says that the new president's term begins on february 7th everyone agrees on that but not on which year president germany or noise a says he still has another year in office as far as the opposition is concerned his time is up on sunday in the past few hours he says a plot to kill him has been uncovered with 20 people arrested to rise above reports . clashes between the opposition and security forces right next to the presidential palace. it's become a regular occurrence on the streets of port au prince. protesters continue to demand precedential in a noisy steps down

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.n the united states to investigate alleged torture and other ill—treatment at the guantanamo bay detention centre. 20 years after the 9/11 attacks the facility still holds about a0 foreign inmates suspected of terrorism. the experts said many were vulnerable and now elderly, physically and mentally damaged by the unending deprivation of freedom. the american writer lawrence ferlinghetti has died at the age of 101. he was the last survivor of the beat poets of the 1950s and also founded one of the best—known bookshops in america, city lights in san francisco. ferlinghetti often insisted he wasn't really a beat poet, but he published beat works, including allen ginsburg's howl. queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, one of the three men accused of murdering the maltese journalist daphne caruana galizia has been sentenced to 15 years injail after suddenly changing his plea to guilty. vincent muscat admitted involvement in the car bombing which killed the investigative reporter.

to make the world a better place i cite the example of soviet russia for instance where they are on lenin or star in which they feel the ends justify the means the rights as a difference is the best of a logical tradition namely that we should have served you cross a street in attempts to make sort of prove the world a newt you know great john way of june is we really need to just pay attention to the things we can affect like telling the truth slightly better be courteous enough friendships and so our people and to making sure again rolls their bellies are 2 different ways of seeing things you mentioned by the way the iraq war so the left tony blair from a left wing tradition he used that enormous lie about w.m.c. in order to justify the invasion of iraq with calamitous consequences that mr blair again deny that it was 9 burlesque it was a massive stomping on troops justify the war that is an example of what i mean no worries knew what is very frightening as we now have the ruts. using lives in order to win par i mean some of our viewers are going to bork airplanes in your book like in b

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.cused of murdering the maltese journalist, daphne caruana galizia, has been sentenced to 15 years in jail, after suddenly changing his plea to guilty. vincent muscat admitted involvement in the car bombing which killed the investigative reporter. a prominent maltese businessman, yorgen fenech, is currently awaiting trial for planning the assassination. the french actor gerard depardieu has been put under formal investigation for alleged rape and sexual assault of a young actress. according to the paris prosecutor's office the charges date back to 2018. the 70 year—old has always denied the charges. queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, is being treated for an undisclosed infection, but is, according to his son prince edward, "a lot better". prince philip, who's 99, is set to spend several more days under observation, after being admitted to hospital a week ago when he felt unwell. two us senate committees investigating the storming of the capitol building in washington dc o

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.sed of murdering the maltese journalist, daphne caruana galizia, has been sentenced to 15 years in jail, after suddenly changing his plea to guilty. vincent muscat admitted involvement in the car bombing which killed the investigative reporter. a prominent maltese businessman, yorgen fenech, is currently awaiting trial for planning the assassination. the supreme court in nepal has overturned the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament in december. a constitutional bench ordered the authorities to reconvene the house of representatives within thirteen days. the verdict is a major setback for prime minister k p sharma 0li, who had wanted to call early elections. his rivals described the move as unconstitutional. the decision provoked major protests. the french actor gerard depardieu has been put under formal investigation for alleged rape and sexual assault of a young actress. according to the paris prosecutor's office the charges date back to 2018. the 70 year—old has always de

candidates just is likely to face a runoff in april to be counted to decide who will succeed president lenin marina his main rival is conserved. russa's backed by former president rafael career barred from running due to a criminal conviction. he is in neighboring colombia and he says the 2nd round is provisionally scheduled for april the 11th. it was overall a quite tranquil day of voting across ecuador even as if was happening in the middle of a pandemic so there were long lines in the morning there was a big turnout of people voting for roast of 16 presidential candidates in the end as expected the leftist candidates backed by former president rafael correa. came in 1st exit polls have them somewhere between 35 to 36 percent of the vote way above the 2nd best candidate to guillermo last so. i was a short press conference right after the polls 'd close to saying that his was a big victory that there is a ratio of 2 to one door instead decided to vote for him he didn't say though he feet thinks or not that he has enough votes to avoid a runoff now according to a quote dorrian law if a candi

of officially close in ecuador where people have been choosing and they want to succeed president lenin moreno but with a record 16 candidates vying for the presidency country looks at for a runoff election in april the main challenges are the leftist under our aus and conservative candidate to guillermo last so aroused is backed by the form a leftist president rafael correa who's barred from being his running mate because of a corruption conviction basso has run for president twice before and intends to continue the current lead as pro markets agenda so that the front runners but now that speak to us under yet you is following developments from neighboring colombia do we have any indications from exit polls yet. yes we do they asked actually just came in these are 3 different exit polls they pretty much all say the same and the left candidate would be the front runner as expected with 35 to 36 percent of the vote followed by conservative get more last so somewhere between 22 and 25 percent of the world vote in 3rd place yeah cool paris an environmentalist candidate with around 17 to 18

there are three main contenders to replace the current president, lenin moreno. of ecuador�*s central bank, andres arauz. the country is reeling from the covid pandemic, which has killed 15,000 people in the nation of 17 million people. myanmar has seen its largest protests in more than a decade. tens of thousands of people have rallied against the military coup, demanding the release of the elected leader aung san suu kyi. internet access has now been restored after a day—long blackout. the military seized power a week ago after claiming, without evidence, that the november election was fraudulent. from bangkok, our correspondent jonathan head reports. once more, they poured in, along the main road from the north of yang gong. more younger people this time, wearing the red colour of the national leaf of democracy, the party whose government was overthrown by the coup. others carrying pictures of on sang succi, the woman who for so many years symbolised resistance to military rule and who is once again under military detention. the crowd slow down the sunday traf

been used in ways that could actually be applied very vaguely, to just people teaching marxism and leninism. black and douglas wrote separately really to emphasize that clear and present danger standard should not, was being abandoned. >> i have read that initially the opinion had been assigned to and was drafted by justice portis before he retired from the court. he had language that was similar to past clear and present danger standards and justice black said he would not sign the opinion unless that language came out. he left the court, brennan was the one who redrafted it, and did take out that language and came out with the much stricter test that brandenberg included. >> jim in california. >> hello, my question is, regarding free speech today, so much activity and speeches on social media. social media, these are private companies, and yet it seems to me that if you restrict speech on them, you are restricting a great deal of speech that is going on. with the facebook situation recently coming up, i'm wondering what thought you might have on how we incorporate, how we make sure free s

we have about 60 different names, the likes of john lenin as well., also. really interesting, and very briefly. _ also. really interesting, and very briefly, there _ also. really interesting, and very briefly, there have - also. really interesting, and | very briefly, there have been plenty of events that have been cancelled due to the pandemic, does that mean there is merchandise for sale that would have otherwise been sold to spectators and now is on the market? . spectators and now is on the market? , . ., , market? there is merchandise for sale, market? there is merchandise for sale. the — market? there is merchandise for sale, the likes _ market? there is merchandise for sale, the likes of _ for sale, the likes of wimbledon 2020 towels, that kind of thing. unfortunately, because they are mass—produced, there isn't a huge amount of value in them.— value in them. ok, have a lovely weekend. _ well, that is it from me. thank you very much for your company today. all the major stories of course and that fantastic landing on mars earlier on in the day

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.formal investigation for alleged rape and sexual assault of a young actress. according to the paris prosecutor's office, the charges date back to 2018. the 70—year—old has always denied the charges. queen elizabeth's husband, the duke of edinburgh, is being treated for an undisclosed infection, but is, according to his son prince edward, �*a lot better�*. prince philip, who�*s 99, is set to spend several more days under observation, after being admitted to hospital a week ago when he felt unwell. two us senate committees investigating the storming of the capitol building in washington dc on the sixth of january have been told that intelligence failures contributed to the breach. lawmakers have begun trying to get to the bottom of what happened. this is what the former sergeant—at—arms of the house of representatives said about the intelligence reports he�*d received in the days leading up to the riot. safety was always paramount when making security plans for january 6th. we did discus

president lenin moreno said the violence was gang—related and organised within the prisons.he violence in jails under control. french film star gerard depardieu is under formal investigation for the rape and sexual assault of a young actress, according to the prosecutor's office in paris. the crimes are alleged to have been committed at his paris home on two days in 2018. mr depardieu's lawyer says the actor completely rejects the accusations. the case was dismissed in 2019, but was reopened last summer. the american writer, lawrence ferlinghetti, has died at the age of 101. he was the last survivor of the beat poets of the 1950s and also founded one of the best—known bookshops in america, city lights in san francisco. ferlinghetti often insisted he wasn't really a beat poet, but he published beat works, including allen ginsburg's howl. stay with us on bbc news. they're amongst the planets most endangered animals — they're amongst the planet's most endangered animals — the orangutans released back into the wild in indonesia, prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince pr

distinctive smell so things that's not really different or that you remember still believe different like lenin or mint and you know some of the perfume or cloves and things like that and smell those sense multiple times per day smell each for like about 10 seconds and repeat that over and over let's say 3 or 4 times per day for about 3 months and then switch to another step and the good news is that although it's not a 100 percent effective many people start to see improvement in their ability the smell through doing this sort of smell training is exercising of your nose so there is real hope you know and it doesn't take that long just as like as that you know a few minutes a couple of times a day and just have to keep keep up with it and it seems what's happening there is it's both training your brain and potentially causing your receptors to become re stimulated again reactivated to bring in more abilities actually is not. right vice there from your scientists rachel post thank you very much for being on the show today thank you very much for having me over to derrick williams now our scienc

this is a left of lenin the socialist wish list. it just is. is chock-full of spending porn. >> the president's pick for budget director near attendant is in real trouble. her vote being held up by two committees after she lost democrat joe manzo which and who calls her a little bit toxic, she deleted 1000 tweets before the confirmation process began. for now the white house is sticking by her side. >> i repeated yesterday, fighting for her nomination she's very engaged in doing outreach to senators, members on the lands or any questions they had. todd: she's taking heat, deb holland got grilled for stance on fossil fuels and xavier becerra has been hammered over his lack of experience. it is unclear if either is at risk of losing democrats but in this 50-50 split senate every vote counts. >> let's get into that little more. much of the attention has been on your tendon but xavier becerra is really the one to watch. >> near attendant has always been a shiny object of the people that were put forward as nominees by joe biden, she attracts a ton

president rafael correa and vowed to end years of austerity and pro-open market policies of president leninoreno. votes are still being tallied to determine whether arauz will run-off against conservative banker guillermo lasso or indigenous environmental activist yaku perez. warning to our audience, this next headline contains disturbing images of police violence. in chile, hundreds of protesters took to the streets friday in response to the police killing of a street juggler in the southern city of panguipulli. demonstrators set 10 public offices on fire, including the municipal government building. the street performer, francisco martinez, had reportedly refused to comply with police orders to show his i.d. before they fatally shot him. martinez was unarmed and was carrying only his juggling props. his loved ones paid tribute to martinez and called for an end to police brutality at a gathering saturday. >> i don't want any more madness. i don't want any more murder. i don't want young people to continue to be killed and to go without justice. many young people have been murdered and rape

arauz has pledged to end austerity measures imposed by ecuador's right-wing president lenin moreno, whok re-election. it remains unclear who arauz will face in a run-off election on april 11. guillermo lasso is currently in second place with 19.74% of the vote. he is a right-wing banker running for the third time. indigenous candidate yaku perez who ran partly on an anti-extraction platform has 19.38% of the vote. the frontrunner andres arauz has been described as a protÉgÉ of former ecuadorian president rafael correa who led the country from 2007 to 2017 and has been credited with lifting over a million ecuadorians out of poverty. arauz served in correa's administration as director of ecuador's central bank and later as minister of knowledge and human talent. arauz just turned 36 and would be ecuador's youngest president if elected. correa has been living in exile -- korea running for vice considered president on a ticket with arauz. but correa was prevented from doing so because he faces an eight-year jail sentence on alleged corruption violations imposed by the moreno government. the

listen to the names senator kennedy was throwing around just today, like neo socialist, left of lenin, whack job. that's what he called biden's interior secretary dev holland. name calling is bad except when you do it yourself. mean tweets are bad, except when they're trump's mean tweets? senator cornyn saying this. >> my friendly advice to president biden is to withdraw neera tanden's nomination and select someone who at the very least has not promoted wild conspiracy theories and openly bashed people on both sides of the aisle that she happens to agree with -- disagree with. >> so, senator cornyn thinks anybody who bashes people they disagree with or promotes wild conspiracy theories should be out of a job. there is at least one person who fits that description who is out of a job. the ex-president. donald trump. so, what about senator ron johnson who just yesterday spread a bogus conspiracy theory trying to blame the capitol insurrection on fake trump protesters and leftists like antifa? and he doubled down on the conspiracy theory today. >> are you putting that article in? >> abso

elections are underway in ecuador to choose a new president incumbent lenin marina was barred from running for reelection june to a corruption conviction voters have to choose between a total of 16 candidates for the country's highest office the latest polls have left leaning and dress in the lead. is not allowed to vote in the election and self because efficiency resides in mexico but he's seen here accompanying his grandmother to vote his strongest rival is the conservative banker guillermo loss. and our correspondent your 100 mayors is following the vote and joins us from quito voting is mandatory in ecuador but as we all know there's a deadly pandemic underway so how are the authorities and voters dealing with that . and the answer is just behind me you can see a lot of people waiting to vote this is one of the voting stations here in quito thousands of people are still awaiting not just in this place but all around quito and all around the country 13000000 people are called to vote in this country voting is mandatory so the big mobilization is suspected and seen all around the country

70 people have died in riots in 3 all of the country's prisons in a statement on twitter president lenin merino blamed the riots on criminal organizations in gauged in civil tiniest acts of violence in several prisons jails in ecuador vili overcrowded and often see violence between rival gangs. thousands have been protesting in the georgian capital tbilisi against the detention of the country's main opposition leader the demonstration began a few hours after police stormed the headquarters of the united national movement and detained. he faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 1000000 denies all wrongdoing. astra zeneca will reportedly deliver less than half of the vaccines it promised the european union in the 2nd quarter of this year the drug maker is supposed to provide $180000000.00 doses to the e.u. by the end of june it is already missed its 1st quarter commitments jus to production issues. well the coronavirus pandemic has hospitals in portugal at the brink earlier this month germany sent health care workers and equipment there a 2nd team from the german militar

ecuador now where people have less than an hour left to vote on who they want to succeed president lenin morena but with a record 16 candidates vying for the presidency a runoff election looks likely in april the main challenges are the leftist andres are ours and conservative lasso are ours is backed by the former leftist president rafael correa who's barred from being his running mate because of a corruption conviction lasso has run for president twice before and intends to continue the current leaders pro market agenda i was under m.p.'s he is in neighboring colombia and joins us now what are you hearing about how voting has gone so far. yes mary things have been going smoothly throughout the day in most of what we do understand that there are long lines in front of the polling stations that's due to restrictions that have been put in place because of the pandemic of course so there is a limited limited amount of people that can enter these polling places at the same time and electoral officials are now saying that anybody who is in line by 5 pm local when the vote was expected to and

now if you buy the standard marxist leninism, there's only a matter of time before there's internationalorld revolution. and the usher in communism but he is open he was hoping to expedite the system. so in october 1918, he sends letters to, the american worker. now is this red scare starts to go, it's easy for the counter radical forces, to point exactly to what the other side is saying, and to downed them with their own words. again here, lennon is making no bones about it. first of all he is telling the americans in the world, hey there's actually more view out there then you know. and also he is telling them, that the worldwide communist revolution, is just around the corner. now, there is an old saying in america, how will that play imperial? i will come back to this, imagine your standard white middle class guy, picking up the morning paper, and reading this. so fear is starting to grow. fear starts to grow even further, as the war ends and it seems like the communists, are actually carrying out worldwide revolution. you have communist uprising, and the establishment of communist g

leaders of the communist party, they were convicted for teaching what are classic works of marxism and leninism that are taught in many college courses. >> the other thing we should talk about is the ku klux klan. 1920's, 1910, 1930, at its height the klan had two million members nationwide. by the time we get to 1964, 1965 when the case is germinating, what's the klan like in the united states and the socieal attitude towards the klan. >> i think at the time it was right in the middle. civil rights movement so at the time it was an extremely volatile and important social change and people were really talking about and fighting against the kind of terrorism that the klan had perpetrated against black americans throughout nearly 100 years. so, i think it was extremely important and clearly animating this case as the klan's violence and terrorism. >> news media reports suggest although the klan had, according to the fbi and other authorities, about 40,000 members in this time period, but there are as many as 200 bombings that may have been perpetrated by members of the klan or sympathizers and th

this is left of lenin the oh socialist wish list. >> if they run this through, the house expected toe rescue plan, just past $900 million with 92 votes in the senate, that was in december. now you go back to $9 trillion. 5% go to the schools, 9% go to shops. new york state get $12.6 billion. the city gets $5.6 billion. looks like silicon valley gets millions of dollars and chuck schumer gets a bridge from buffalo to canada. where do the american people fit into this? >> this is a boondoggle for the left. this is a relief package for poorly managed democratic states. and and and because of things like this they do that. jacking up the minimum wage, the congressional budget office. 1.4 million americans will lose their jobs as a result of that. these are not rich people losing their jobs, this is shameful and shouldn't do this. >> the wall street journal did an analysis, $1.9 trillion, had nothing to do with coronavirus. something being considered in the senate, nomination of xavier both sarah, attorney general from the great state of california to be secretary of health and human serv

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to the left of lenin? money for schools, vaccines, direct checks to struggling american families, checks that nearly every member of the senate supported just a few months ago, now it's to the left of lenin? this kind of reflexive partisan opposition is not going to wash with the american people. it wouldn't wash at any time, but it especially doesn't wash during this time of crisis. the american people have all heard it before, and they know the country needs help. all week our republican colleagues have been raising concerns about school closures. well, i'll tell you what. we all want to open schools. we all want them to reopen. we're all concerned, though, about the cost of remote learning on children and parents. so are the teachers, so are the children, so are the parents. but how about we actually give schools the funding they need to reopen as quickly and safely as possible. that funding is in the american rescue plan. while our republican colleagues are cynically attacking teachers -- something the