is inclusive with moderates or will it be a government that has a heads members of the left wing extremist party that she represents. there was an internal war among them inside the party. and the chief of this party is these left wing, a stream extremist who wants to control it. what it does feel will do. and of course the, the, the issue, the topic of rewriting the constitution is not from something. and many people want 40 percent approved. and say, there should be some changes, but not total rewriting of the constitution come all the money and feels like all of this what you've just described. and the fact that it took me so long to actually be confirmed as, as president elect, it's all over shattering someone who is actually quite a historic character as far as presidential present. presidents go it is indeed a historical. he is a farmer. he is a primary school teacher, he's a vigilant, vigilant. he is, a farmer who takes matters into their own hands when there's no police in their communities. he is a, he's a member of which lengthy groups in his community. and he's also, but she's also a

also, it is his party, a member of the left-wing extremist party that he represents, he has been appointed post. now the question is who is going to rule? what happened to him with all this talk about being moderate, and inclusive government? then what happens is this man is shots?ted and who is callg the will it be castillo, the leader of the party, or what has happened with castillo? did he lie about what he was going to do for the next government? anchor: how are people responding to that? we know the currency is weakening, a sign of investor concerns and contention -- continued uncertainty. how did the peruvians feel about this? reporter: well, i think peruvians are very worried about what is happening. like you were saying before, the markets have dipped. the stock exchange has dipped. the price of the dollar has increased. in the past few weeks, nearly $12 billion have left the private bank accounts of people who are afraid of what might happen in peru. so there is a lot of uncertainty , and a political crisis in the making that is deepening by the hour. anchor: thank you very much.

party. he is a member of this left wing extremist, the freebies party that just, you know, represents. and he has been appointed in a very important post. now, the question is, who is going to rule? what happened to castillo, with all this, talk about being a moderate, that he was going to have an inclusive government. and then what happens is this man is appointed and who is calling the shots, is will it be a garcia? will it be the leader of the party? like you said, ron? or what has happened with garcia? did she lie to peruvians about what he was going to do for his next government? mariam? so how people responding to that was just hearing or just we know that the currency is suffering and weakening and that's a sign of invest concerns and continued financially. economic uncertainty, how to peruvians feel about this? well, i think per williams are very, very worried about what is happening is there is like you were saying before the markets half is half dipped. is it the stock stock exchange market for the price of the dollar? has increased in the past few weeks, nearly $12000000000.

party. he is a member of this left wing extremist free, b 2 parties senior representative. and he has been appointed in a very important post. now the question is, who is going to rule? what happened to deal with all this talk about being a moderate that he was going to have an inclusive government. and then what happens is this man is appointed and who is calling the shots, is will it be a castillo? will it be the leader of the party? like you said, ron? or what has happened with garcia? did she lie to prove yields about what he was going to do for his next government? mariana sanchez reporting there? let's bring in have a far, hey, he's a journalist is reported extensively in peru. he joins us from london. happy. if i welcome to al jazeera, redistributing wealth and irrevocably damaging the economy aren't necessarily the same thing. so what is it? people are worried about worried about depletion at the moment at the moment, dismal economy minister have if al, hey, apologies, we've got some quality issues there on that line to you in london. we will try and go back to have

party. he is a member of this left wing extremist free, b 2 parties senior representative. and he has been appointed in a very important post. now the question is, who is going to rule? what happened to deal with all this talk about being a moderate that he was going to have an inclusive government. and then what happens is this man is appointed and who is calling the shots, is will it be a castillo? will it be the leader of the party? like you said, ron? or what has happened with garcia? did she lie to prove yields about what he was going to do for his next government? if he is a peruvian journalist in london, he explains why he thinks custio's cabinet is creating uncertainty on the markets. the problem of the moment is that they might call the minister all coming to mean it's just a powerful justice and economy happening. sonya, but no economy. the step that has created should uncertainty in the market as you explain very clearly at the beginning of the report. look, i'm talking fast. plummeted in relation to the dollar store. mike, as close 3 percent low to date, was bas

party. he is a member of this left wing extremist. the free been to parties as your representative, and he has been appointed in a very important polls. now the question is, who is going to rule? what happened to deal with all this talk about being a moderate that he was going to have an inclusive government. and then what happens is this man is appointed and who is calling the shots, is when it be castillo, will it be the leader of the party? like you said, ron, or what has happened with garcia? did she lie to prove yields about what he was going to do for his next government? the u. s. has announced more sanctions against cuba in response to a crack town on protests. hundreds of people were arrested after taking part in anti government demonstrations earlier this month. president joe biden says the sanctions will target lated, campus police and security forces. the united states is taking a concerted action to bolster the cause of the cuban people. we. we brought to bear the strength of our diplomacy rally nations to speak out, incre

hitler and people around trump was long concerned that he had given winks and nods to this extremist wing of the partyupremacists and neonazis and unwillingness to tam thap down. that was a concern back in 2018. and all the way through, you know, into 2021 again milly's concern as well. and those two men had these kind of conversations. general milly knew what he was walking into. he was a scene in this book between the two men before milly accepted the nomination to become the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. he asked john kelly what he thinks. the what he should do. kelly says, if i were you, i would get as far f'ing away from this place as i possibly can. the next day john kelly announced that he was leaving the administration. >> tell us about the fight between mike pence and former president trump. it was a year earlier when under direction from jared kushner and with the president's approval, he was pressured to hire the former fired aide and then gets into a fight with the president over it. >> yeah. this is important. there is a lot of questions about, again, what is happening behind the

extremist right-wing groups. this when the house voted on party lines to create a select committee to investigate the riot and insurrection. two republicans, liz cheney and adam kinzinger joined the democrats to form the committee. it comes as the "new york times" releases a six-month investigation on what happened that day. "the times" reviewed thousands of video from january 6th and compiled a chilling documentary. >> rioters have been bottling a handful of officers at these doors for almost half an hour. this one turns when writers who came through the crypt reached the doors and pulled them open. and an active-duty marine corps officer keeps them open for the mob to flood in. >> we are one of you. >> this is mix of die-hard trump supporters and the oath keepers who move in formation towards that east side entrance. >>> we're following the controversy over new york city's mayoral primary. it has to do with who is going to lead the nation's largest city. the city's board of elections mistakenly counted 135,000 test ballots and was forced to rescind its preliminary results sent out late yesterday. nbc news reports that e

extremist right wing groups. this, on the same day, the house voted along largely party lines 20 22 to 1 92 indeed create a committee to investigate the riot and insurrection. just to republicans, liz cheney and adam kinzinger cross the aisle with the democrats. it comes as the new york times released an investigation into what happened on that day. the times reviewed thousands of video from january 6th and compiled a chilling documentary. >> orders of been battling a handful of officers at the stores for almost half an hour. when rioters came through the crept reach the stores and pull them open. and then an act of duty marine corps officer, christopher warner garrison keeps it open for them to flood in. [noise] just as elsewhere, this crowd is a mix of die hard trump supporters and also organized groups like the oath keepers. the movement formation here towards that east side entrance. we are also tonight following the controversy over new york city's mayor primary, to use a technical term, it's a mess. it only has to do with who's going to lead the nation's largest city. the city's board of elections mistakenly c

wing? as evidenced by kevin mccarthy disciplining liz cheney before he does marjorie taylor greene. b or do they begin to drift away until the party draws a brighter line between the mainstream and extremist elements that trump gave so much oxygen to? >> they also add this. your point about the demographic eclipse and other notions you are talking about. they say similarly, of the nearly 600 state lawmakers who publicly embraced trump's false claims, about 500 face re-election this year or next. most of them signed legal briefs on resolutions challenging biden's victory. and at least 16 of them attended the january-6th protest in washington. i mean, ron, what does this tell you about just how pervasive the big lie is? it really is knocking on the door of the american electorate for, perhaps, terms to come? >> yeah. what it tells you, laura, is that we are just at break in the battle. i mean, it's not as if the threat to american democracy disappeared when trump left office. the reality is, as i said, there is now a substantial corps of the republican coalition, whose commitment to basic-democratic principles is eroding. and that is an ongoing challenge. we saw, from the supreme court last