jair bolsonaro and trump both stoked their supporters into a violent effort to seize power by force after losing an election. bolsonaro has since become totally irrelevant in politics in brazil, while trump is still at the head of the republican party in the united states and is poised to become the party's nominee for president again. now, part of that is, yes, that a brazilian court ruled that bolsonaro cannot run for office again until 2030. he is disqualified from politics for the time being because of what he did. for trump in this country, it's an open question as to whether he might face the same kind of disqualification. the super-conservative u.s. supreme court will take up that question just one month from today on february 8th. so, it's partly a matter of whether or not there's a judicial penalty for effectively waging war against your own country's democracy. but it's also a matter of how republicans, how the party, how american republican leaders have reacted to this violence from their own leader, how they have reacted to this antidemocratic turn in the leadership of their p

in brazil, the right did not like this stuff, and they rejected jair bolsonaro's efforts to stay in power by force. and that now means bolsonaro is exiled and irrelevant. but where did bolsonaro exile to? where did he go when he fled brazil, fleeing -- when he fled brazil, fearing prosecution? he fled to florida to ron desantis' florida, where, as if the point wasn't clear enough, pro-trump republican groups have greeted him like a hero. >> ladies and gentlemen, get on your feet and join me in welcoming president bolsonaro. >> bolsonaro greeted with a hero's welcome at the pro-trump turning point usa florida event in orlando. somebody from the crowd yells, i love you, i love you. he goes, i love you, i love you. [ crowd chanting ] he loves them. they love him. bolsonaro rejected in his own country, rejected by the right wing in his own country for his effort to violently overthrow the second largest democracy in the western hemisphere, he is celebrated by the republican right wing in the country, rejected in his own country, celebrated by our right wingers, where the effort to violently o

they violently tried to overturn the results of the election in which their hero, jair bolsonaro, votedf office. that was one year ago today. our attack on our capital to keep trump in office, that was january 6th, 2021. their attack on their capital to try and keep bolsonaro in office, that was january 8th, two years later. today, new york times brazil bureau chief jack nicas writing about that parallel experience. he said, quote, they were two shocking attacks on the western hemisphere's two largest democracies, both broadcast around the world and both prompted by presidents who had questioned their legitimate election losses. each pose an extraordinary test of the country's democracy, and each raised the question of how a deeply polarized society would move forward in the wake of such an assault. with time, the answer to that question is becoming clear. the parallel attacks have had nearly opposite aftermath. in the united states, support is soaring for donald j trump's campaign to retake the white house, as he frames his 2020 election loss as the real insurrection, and january 6th a

was jair bolsonaro there at any of these properties? denied any allegations of wrongdoing. saying that him and his family didn't receive any geolocation data, and he would have refused that if it was something that was obtained. he has made allegations that this investigation is part of a persecution against him and his political cause. so pretty firm denials from him and his family around some of the allegations of wrongdoing. this is part of a number of investigations him and his family are facing at the moment. what does this mean in terms of that broader context for him? well, this is one of many legal battles the former president is facing. carlos bolsonaro, his son, who was subjected to these raids today, is also facing another allegation of running a false fake news operation out of the president's office. that is ongoing. he know as well that former president bolsonaro is currently barred from standing for office for eight years, and is facing investigations into whether, for example, he incited some of the riots that took place

was jair bolsonaro there? he was pictured _ bolsonaro there? raid itself, but strongly denied any allegations of wrongdoing. saying he and his family didn't receive any geolocation data, and he would have refused that, if it was something obtained. he made allegations this investigation is part of a persecution against him and his political cause. pretty firm denials from him and his family around the allegations of wrongdoing. this is part of a number of investigations him and his family are facing.- investigations him and his family are facing. what does this mean — family are facing. what does this mean in _ family are facing. what does this mean in terms - family are facing. what does this mean in terms of- family are facing. what does this mean in terms of that l this mean in terms of that broader context for him? well, this is one _ broader context for him? well, this is one of _ broader context for him? well, this is one of many _ broader context for him? well, this is one of many legal - this is one of many legal battles the former pres

surveillance on key political and judicial figures who were critical of the former president, jair bolsonaroclared in downtown portland — a major city in the us state of oregon — due to high usage of the drug, to high usage of the drug fentanyl. authorities are working to help people addicted to the synthetic opioid. the cdc say more than 112,000 people died due to fentanyl overdoses in the year to may 2023. malaysia's new king has been sworn in as the country's head of state at an ceremony in the capital kuala lumpur. sultan ibrahim sultan iskandar was chosen to take on the role last october. malaysian kings are elected in a unique arrangement by the heads of the country's nine royal families who take turns to be the nation's monarch for a five—year term. and now an unusual discovery on the east coast of canada. a shipwreck has washed up on a beach in newfoundland. it's thought to have been built in the 19th century but the ship's story is still a mystery. courtney bembridge has more. on a remote snow—covered beach at cape ray in newfoundland, a ship believed to have been built in the 1800s

jair bolsonaro, the president who tried to overturn elections there, who was a trump ally, his supporters also, basically, copied the u.s. and stormed the president of house and the congress. in brazil, right-wing politicians, almost to a person, denounced that. supported an investigation into the uprising. made it absolutely clear that they had no sympathies at all with the uprising. you know how many brazilians think that this was an inside job? or something to be sympathetic with? 10%. 11% of brazilian sympathize with the uprising. vast majority of them reject it. what leaders say matters. >> daniel, i'm curious to get your perspective on this. soon after the events of january six that we saw certain lawmakers, essentially equivocate, over what happened. i remember at least one congressman was talking about how antifa was involved in what was happening on january 6th. if the message was different from the republican rivals of donald trump headed into the iowa caucuses, could that make a substantial difference going into this election? >> i think so. it is becoming increasingly hard tho

were held monday marking one year since thousands of supporters of former far right president jair bolsonarotormed several government buildings in an attempt to topple newly elected president luiz inÁcio lula da silva's lula spoke monday hailing the victory of democracy over authoritarianism after the january 8 insurrection. >> if the could to been successful, much more than glass, furniture, works of art, and historical objects would have been stolen and destroyed. the sovereign will of the brazilian people that was expressed at the ballot box would have been stolen and democracy would have been destroyed. amy: scientist with the european union have confirmed 2023 was the hottest year on record and likely the warmest in the last 100,000 years. monthly heat records were broken every month from june to december. the head of the europeans copernicus climate change service that "this has been a very exceptional year climate wise, in a league of its own, even when compared to other very warm years." in bangladesh, more than 7000 rohingya refugees have been left homeless after a fire destroyed ab

. >> back in june, brazil's court blocked its former president, a very trumpian jair bolsonaro from running in 2030, because you initially refused to accept defeat, making unfounded claims about that election system. what does it say about america that countries like brazil are taking harsher action against election deniers and pro insurrection is like we have? >> i cannot comment on the internal laws and constitution of brazil. i think that it highlights the role that extremist leaders have taken across the world. right here in the united states, i strongly agreed with the colorado supreme court's decision. there have been two courts looking at the question of whether donald trump engaged in the insurrection. they both said yes. just like the colorado supreme court said, there should not be a loophole in the constitution for the president. i am hopeful that the united states supreme court will uphold colorado's decision, but just like you, we will see. >> at the color of the supreme court, also cheekily including a neil gorsuch ruling from a few years back. we'll be interested to see what

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