we rely as a democratic party heavily— we rely as a democratic party heavily on— we rely as a democratic doors and participate in the field — doors and participate in the field game that is critical to campaigns all across the country— campaigns all across the country in all of these different sites —— knock. it is not _ different sites —— knock. it is notjust— different sites —— knock. it is not just about swing states like — not just about swing states like michigan but about the democratic campaign effort that they democratic campaign effort that thev witi— democratic campaign effort that they will roll out across the country _ they will roll out across the country if these voters are not only— country if these voters are not only not — country if these voters are not only not inspired, but are disenfranchised.- disenfranchised. that is democrats _ disenfranchised. that is democrats not - disenfranchised. that is democrats not being i disenfranchised. that is . democrats not being happy disenfranchised. that is - democrats not being happy with their candidate, but if we look at those

that's a problem for us for the senegalese democratic party party. they have also been suspected of corruption on behalf of the constitutional counsel could have easily problems that have led to the postponement of elections incentive tools. you'll notice that by the input, this is, you know, it's not a good decision to do this. whatever he might do, he should have respect to the electro calendar, because i'm, let's us go to the polls and letting the best man, when really, i feel really sad, these dates regressive. old a 24 hours before the start of the campaign. the elections could be postponed, your due date is deplorable. bhaskar, if you could have avoided that, because we're not in a tail tech situation either. whichever one might say you could have avoided it. we've already started the process with iraqi laboratories and all this time he hasn't said anything. so why not eliminate the candidates who may have dual nationalities? since that may be the cones i'm turning it on again, when i heard the news, i was even a little surprised and like a lis

, but you already know that there are 3 parties in the german coalition government , including the party of mr. alf schurz, the green party, and a liberal democrat party. people's satisfaction with these parties went down, it is even said that it is unprecedented for the chancellor. satisfaction decreased, and at the same time, he improved his situation a bit , so that, for example, in the latest polls, he was able to get 13% of popular votes . this figure is much higher in the eastern states of germany, but if we say in general, the process was smooth like this until before this meeting and before this demonstration, why is it because we said that there are immigration policies that are serious critics, of course, other beliefs. they also believe, for example, in the economic policies of the government. they strongly criticize the government because they believe that the government will not overcome the crisis and its policies have caused inflation to increase and economic problems to increase. therefore, as i said , it was faced with a fortune until now. from these events, mr. i thank you very much, have a good night and now we are coming to t

that's a problem for us for the senegalese democratic party party. they have also being suspected of corruption on behalf of the constitutional counsel. could these old problems that have led to the postponement of elections incentive goals? you know, set by the end, but this is, you know, it's not a good decision to do this. whatever he might do, he should have respected the democratic talents of what we have seen in our country is that we have a crisis within the united by hope coalitions. milton institutional crisis, and that's the reallocation. so he should have respected the electoral calendar. and let's just go to the polls and letting the best man, when really, i feel really sad. could it be? it's regressive over 24 hours before the start of the campaign. the elections could be postponed. it's deplorable. good. type joe foster and i think he could have avoided that because we're not in a chaotic situation either. whichever one might say he could have avoided it's. we've already started the process with the regularities and all this time he has

today representatives of the mission visited the office of the liberal democratic party. party, 32 candidatesers work throughout the country and note that no serious violations were identified during the preparation of the election campaign. a group of short-term observers will be formed next week. as a result, the total number of mission members will be about 150 people. there are already about 50 long-term observers today. they work in the city of minsk and in all regions the republic of belarus. we observed the process. early presidential elections were held in azerbaijan, with seven candidates vying for the top post, and it appears that the current head of state, ilham aliyev, won a landslide victory. according to exit polls, 94% of voters supported him. thus, ilham aliyev receives a leadership mandate. over the next 7 years. in total , 6.5 million voters are registered in azerbaijan. there were more than 6.00 polling stations outside the country's borders. in minsk the voting took place at the azerbaijani embassy. the results will be published tomorrow. counting of votes at all polling s

and the democrat party- if the — the united states. and the democrat party. where the energy is and they are ascendant that is right. you have — they are ascendant that is right. you have to showed rashida tlaib in the first— you have to showed rashida tlaib in the first segment and member of the far left— the first segment and member of the far left wing progressive squad in washington, dc. this is where the energy— washington, dc. this is where the energy is — washington, dc. this is where the energy is. no question. how do you fix it? _ energy is. no question. how do you fix it? if_ energy is. no question. how do you fix it? if you — energy is. no question. how do you fix it? if you could have someone go on tv— fix it? if you could have someone go on tv and _ fix it? if you could have someone go on tv and say something stupid about a topic— on tv and say something stupid about a topic that _ on tv and say something stupid about a topic that really does need to be discussed. — a topic that really does need to be discussed, that you need to have other— discus

but you already know that there are 3 parties in the german coalition government , including the party of mr. olaf schurz, the green party, and a liberal democrat party in the polls. the intensity of people's satisfaction with these parties went down, even it is said that the satisfaction with the chancellor decreased in an unprecedented way. parallel to that he improved his situation a bit so that, for example, in the latest survey ha was able to get 13% of popular votes. this number is much higher in the eastern states of germany. but if we say in general, 13 and the process was like this, until this session and before this. the reason for the protests is because we said that there are immigration policies that they are serious critics of, of course , they have other beliefs, for example , they strongly criticize the government's economic policies because they believe that the government does not cope with the crisis and that its policies have caused it. that inflation will increase, economic problems will increase, so as i said he had met with a chance. thank you mr. shajaei for these events. good night and now we are coming to the end of th

nationalist to hold that position and emma little—pengelly of the democratic route unionist party as the deputy first leader. —— democratic unionist partyke a decision without the say—so of the other. but in a place where the identity of the northern ireland commits place in the uk is disputed, titles and symbolism do matter. and that's why it is a sinn fein politician who has the title first minister is significant. find first minister is significant. and the fragility _ first minister is significant. and the fragility has _ first minister is significant. and the fragility has been made very apparent, hasn't it?— the fragility has been made very apparent, hasn't it? certainly has. but there is— apparent, hasn't it? certainly has. but there is another _ apparent, hasn't it? certainly has. but there is another three-year i but there is another three—year suspension so although —— so all of northern ireland has been without a regional government for five out of the last seven years. so understandably, there will be people here who are sceptical, they say, is this the end of stalemate at stormont or the start of stability? but i think the s

what have you heard from the democratic party about these lawsuits, if anything >> the democratic party has been silent in these lawsuits. they indicate that they allowed us to stay on the ballot as if they did us a favor the democratic party has also not responded to lawsuits against us. unfortunately, to catia francis and erica hughes, were not named as parties in this lawsuit the democratic party was sued. the democratic party did not respond they did not object. they have done nothing. and that's my position on it african american women are the highest vote voter mix in the united states unfortunately, they want our boats, but they do not want us to be candidates on the ballot. >> judge erica hughes, and to catia frances. thank you so much. in a statement, judge. michael engelhard told cnn in part, we followed and continue to follow both the letter and spirit of the law that's what judges do. no response yet from judge shaffer. those two respectively filing lawsuits in these races? coming up, there's a hearing next week and a case that could it have an impact on more than 100 people

stop them and somebody -- somebody needs to start listening in the higher etch lawns of the democratic party party, because we will keep losing every day we allow these six republicans in robes to rule over all of us. >> mark, i so appreciate elie's passion and disdain for this court. it is an fact when the 14th amendment case moved around they were able to move that through real quickly even though the stakes are as high if not considerably higher in this case. and i wonder if there is any explanation you could even fathom other than, you know, craven political calculation. >> so, look, i think there's a possibility that over the last two weeks the liberal justices were trying to come to a compromise with a handful of conservatives. i think elie is right probably roberts and barrett were seen as the most gettable here to issue a summary affirmance perhaps of the d.c. circuit's bulletproof decision or to simply deny a stay. and, you know, the court could have denied a stay, allowed the trial to move forward in the preliminary stages, and also heard arguments and rendered a decision to affirm that

democratic party establishment. suffice it to name two names: david axelrod, a former political adviser. national democratic party19th is the day this year it will be held in chicago , the news is just saying that the candidate who will be chosen to replace biden will... surprise everyone, he is not obvious, but quite myself a candidate from the establishment, i here i want to play a little with navalev ’s pass, or, having received a pass from him, develop this attack in the same direction, well, look, it coincides with august 19, the democratic convention, chicago, chicago is illinois, the governor of illinois, jay robert pritzker, this is a very serious family in the democratic establishment. this is a family of hyatt hotel owners, in general they come from ukraine, the name pritzker has been rumored recently due to the fact that peni pritzker, the elder sister of jay robert pritzker, was appointed advisor on economic recovery ukraine, at one time she worked in the obama administration, that is, these are, on the one hand, obama personnel, on the other hand, one can imagine that jay robert pritzker. the richest

the dominant politics is, the politics of the democratic party party, which is in opposition to lincolnand the democratic party has a very immigrant support base, includes including --. and again, there's a and many come to share the politics of democratic party. again we see some -- who are drawn to lincoln very early are drawn to the message of the republican party, who ideologically committed to the republican party. but again, they seem be relatively exceptional. the jewish population of the time. and -- again have particular particular positions on on some of the major political issues of the time as well. that's obviously the the the the single greatest cause the civil war is slavery is the question of of whether what what role should slavery have in the future of the united states and a -- again have very particular experience of this because the abolitionists and the abolitionist movement, which is a very active in the 1840 and 1950s derives much of its energy and leadership from evangelical christians from those see this as a religious and political cause combined and a number

let's bring in -- he is joining us from a democratic party, from the democratic parties watch party,d say, in columbia. with james clyburn. i believe he is there, representative james clyburn is there at the watch party. tell us what you are hearing in what the mood is obviously that joe biden is the projected winner, what are you hearing from those in attendance? >> yeah, ayman, you can feel the excitement in the room, even though there was not a question that joe biden will win the state's primary. the fact that he would be winning by a large margin did cause some excitement. the highlight of the night though was representative jim clyburn took the stage to speak. two notable things happened. one, he referenced joe biden's victory in new hampshire and looked into dnc chair jaime harrison's eyes and said, find a way to make sure that those delegates count. this is something that we -- we know that the dnc decided not to have the new hampshire delegates, decided not to hold their primary in south carolina. even more than that, joe biden called in. jim clyburn got him on the phone, an

this body you have to understand a simple fact, he said, the republican party is primarily the party of businessmen. the democrat partys primarily a party of attorneys. that's been, that's been shown quite clearly today. this hold street cop and some of our fancy attorneys on the other side of the aisle a little history lesson. when it was first proposed to limit impeachments in the constitution to treason and bribery alone, virginia delegate george mason pointed out hastings who had been impeached at the time parliament is not guilty of treason. mason questioned the wisdom of limiting impeachment to those two offenses, arguing that treason is defined in the constitution as defined in constitution would not reach many great and dangerous offenses that attempts to subvert the constitution may not be treason, as defined. and that it's more necessary to extend the power of impeachment. mason then moved to add mal administration to the impeachment power and it was seconded and james madison argued that the term mal administration definite evaluated from the commonly recognized phrase high crimes and misdemeanors, was so v

party. and recapture that, because the public -- america needs a strong republican party. a strong democratic party, too, but a strong republican party. so, hopefully as soon as we get through this, shall we say, cancerous situation that we're in, the malignancy of trump, that they will emerge in a strong way with the leadership that i know is there in the republican party. francine: up next, nancy pelosi's harsh assessment on china, and why she thinks the world's two biggest economies must cooperate on climate change. mrs. pelosi: we don't have shared values, but we have a shared planet. and we have to work with the chinese to save the planet, because they are now, i think, the biggest emitter. if not us, they're second, and they're part of the solution in all of this. ♪ francine: from taiwan to tech curbs, human rights concerns to covid, china's relationship with the us has been rocky. in recent months washington has sent several high profile officials to beijing, seeking to improve ties. but will anything change? i continue the conversation with nancy pelosi, a long time critic of the chinese go

democratic party. the democratic party is the world's largest labor racketeering organization and that's how they get themselves the votes to fix elections. who gave away the interstates? it was bill clinton. bill clinton made a deal with china. just give everything away for free. >> 30 seconds. >> we have got to get control of our country. the biggest crime committed against the country should have been the world's largest creditor nation. china and japan should have never been at our ballpark. the biggest crime done against the citizens is the deficit spending and creating a $30 trillion debt. in the real world there is nothing you get for free that is worth anything. >> we need to wrap up. thank you. the final republican candidate to be introduced is darius mitchell from massachusetts. >> good afternoon. thank you. good evening. i'm running for president because i am concerned about the direction of the country. there is so much divisiveness and hate in the world. i'm concerned about the stature of the president. so many people around the world always looked up to america to do the right thing and look out f

party become grand again? can a democratic party become a sensible party?ll they stay in their respective corners, extreme left and extreme right we basically have radical positions that they are trying to mainstream. they are weaponizing the political process in america. they are making people pick a side. whatever side you pick, the other side is supposed to be your enemy. i can assure you, the other side is not my enemy. that is my colleague. we might have differences, we might be opponents on different types of subject matters, but we should always be working to strengthen and make our country better. i can show you where the enemy is. around the country or around the world. it is not fellow americans. we are allowing that to be weaponized. we have to stop that. it will not be done here so i will be talking. there are other good people. hopefully get more people involved and see what happens. >> the dynamics of the race will not likely change between now and super tuesday. donald trump will likely emerge as the republican nominee. what more are you wait

stories, you need to understand one thing: the establishment of the democratic party has critically little time left in the democratic party, in order to explain to the voter why they are changing biden right now? yes, of course, people see that biden is not in very good shape, yes, biden's ratings are falling. yes, biden is becoming less and less popular, but is not named anywhere, for example, even medical diagnosis. american president, it is not said that he suffers from some kind of disease that may affect his cognitive functions; on the contrary, democratic party functionaries, and the same kamla haris, constantly emphasize that biden is of sound mind, he works, he is doing great realizes what is happening, that is , it will be very difficult to change this rhetoric instantly without some bright event, now they all turn out to be in the same boat, that is, they are all shifting this... problem further away, as if pushing it away from themselves, well it seems that someday this will be decided, time is melting on august 19, 2024, this is the date of the national convention, according to all the rules of the democratic

the democratic party is an authoritarian party led by a very nasty mentally ill, and competent bully. get you convicted and he has his democrat judges helping. so on behalf of tens of millions of us who are very, very grateful for what you did in four years that are very upset for what you're going through now. we are very, very sorry. hope to see you next time on alexei navalny -- "life, liberty & le

need a writing bayonet, even a bayonet from the news newspaper, whether it’s the democratic party, the republican partyl system, and why did they train us according to their own program, okay, then explain to me a much simpler thing, what is the point of the german media regularly show fragments of our programs, german is different, what’s different? the american media , which the program regularly shows, they just automatically what automatically, well , what difference does it make to them at all, that our program exists somewhere, because we... welcome to asia, here the heart of the continent beats. does she really read minds or not? premiere? anna ostrovskaya investigative committee. so. are you watching? well, girls. maybe this dream of mine is somehow connected with this matter. and do you know who the killer is? yes. just look. stand still, don’t move, for some reason i believe in you, anna is a medium, we’ve been watching before anyone else, in the app or on the website, since time immemorial. in russia the law reigned, the people, princes, and governors chose together, this approach is a democ

black voters had all but abandoned republicans in favor of the formerly white nationalist democratic party, the party 1964 democratic convention in atlantic city, where fannie lou hamer in the mississippi freedom democrats slammed the all white mississippi democratic party, it was a huge pay point when the republican party began its long slow march to absorbing the white vote in the south. exactly 60 years ago. this is my history this is why history is important. it's our story, the story of change and progress, but also the dangers of regression. america is in a period today that is not unlike the anti- immigrant, anti-black early 20th century when women are battling, sadly, along segregated lines, the right to vote. when the daughters of the confederacy, the old 20th century version of moms for liberty, or fighting to whitewash the confederacy, deploy the confederate flag around the country, and make black history and forward leaning american history disappear. in short, we have been here before, and we made it out. so used to making it through again. so happy black history month to all of you read

stories, you need to understand one thing: the establishment of the democratic party has critically little time left in the democratic partyrder to explain to the voter why they are changing biden right now? yes, of course, people see that biden is not in very good shape. works, he is perfectly aware of what is happening , that is, to change this rhetoric instantly, without some bright event, that biden is in a sober mind, it will be very difficult, now they all turn out to be in the same boat, that is, they are all shifting this problem further away , as if they push her away from themselves, well, it seems like you’ll decide this someday. august 19, 2024, this is the date of the national convention, according to all the rules of the democratic party , a presidential candidate from this party must be approved and , by and large, only a few months remain in order to carry out some kind of combination that could allow them to find some kind of replacement to replace biden. this was america, all the best to you. russia - traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great, so different, but dear to everyone, all of rus

party is primarily the businessman. the democrat party is primarily a party of attorneys. it has been shown quite clearly today. we have some of our fancy attorneys on the other side of the aisle, a little history lesson. when he was first proposed to limit impeachment in the american constitution to treason and bribery alone, virginia delegate george mason pointed out that hastings, who had been impeached at the time, parliament is not guilty of treason. limiting impeachment to those, arguing that treason is defined in the constitution and would not reach many grave and dangerous offenses that attempts to subvert the constitution, may not be treason as the crime and. mason then moved that the convention add maladministration to the impeachment. eldridge jerry sacred -- james madison argued that the term maladministration was deviated from the more commonly recognized phrase, high crimes and misdemeanors and was so vague that it would be the equivalent to a 10 year during the pleasure of the senate. governor morris agreed with madison at which point mason withdrew his motion and substituted grounds for impeachm

you get that both democratic party, republican party, both fox news and in as nbc, and they all had trump. any a trump is more popular than ever. yeah. that's true. that's true. as a, as president. uh, would you immediately end this extradition from torture of julian? i sancha who kind of exemplifies of repress with the 1st day of the party julia. this also followed me me a bu, jamal. i would, i would like to ask chavez, she could come home if she wanted to get all of those who would be i'm had been a fairly incarcerated owing to their political views. and i'm thoroughly convinced of my dear brother do. and the son has been unduly un, unjustly treated owing to what exposing the crimes of the american empire that's all brother julian de and is said to see that the journalistic establishment can't say a mom and word about their fellow journal. just shows the level of the 5 percent as you know, brother randy credit going others. i've been talking about this with great trojan paul and i stand with what happens to politicians in the united states who advocate for free health care housing educa

you get that both democratic party, republican party, both fox news and in as nbc, and they all had trump and you had trump is more popular than ever. yeah. that's true. that's true. as the as president. uh, would you immediately and this extradition from torture of julian, i sign she who kind of exemplifies of repress it was the 1st day of the party julia . this also followed me me a bu, jamal. i would, i would like to ask chavez, she could come home if she wanted to get all of those who would be i'm had been a fairly incarcerated owing to their political views. and i'm thoroughly convinced of my dear brother do. and the son has been unduly un, unjustly treated owing to what exposing the crimes of the american empire. that's all brother julian de. and it's sad to see that the journalistic establishment can't say a mom and word about their fellow journals. it just shows the level of the 5 percent as you know, brother randy credit going others. i've been talking about this with great trojan paul and i stand with what happens to politicians in the united states who advocate for free health

democratic party, jay jacobs. and the nassau county democratic party, i want to thank the chairman of the queens republican party, greg meeks -- did i say republican? i don't want to thank the chairman of the queens republican party. i want to thank the chairman of the queens democratic party, greg meeks, and the queens democratic party for selecting me as the candidate to run in this race. i am so grateful for this honor. i want to say this is the best campaign i've ever been involved with in my entire life. it's been amazing. i've got to thank my best friend, the best partner anybody could ever have in their life who's put up with so much, let's hear it, and our daughter caroline who worked so much for the campaign, michael and joseph, i've got to thank our awesome campaign staff, unbelievable. led by john, our campaign manager. my advisor for the past 23 years. and the great nick ryan. i can't go through everybody on the team. you're all fantastic. you're all awesome. i've got to thank the people whose backs really carried a large part of this campaign, my friends, the men and women of labor. i will have your b

is very important to understand for germany, eganbarr is a politician of the social democratic party, the same partye chair. egan bar, unfortunately, he died a long time ago, left the political arena, but this is a man who years ago. in the late sixties, 69-7, together with willie brant, he began his famous eastern policy, the policy of rapprochement with the soviet union. there is such an interesting moment, i want to talk about it, it is very symbolic. in 1970, eganbarr, which putin remembered, it was not by chance that he remembered him, i am sure of this, now you will understand why i think so. eganbarr... a man, he, in principle, personified this policy of rapprochement, the impossibility of any war possible by the soviet union, putin that’s why i mentioned him , you know, literally in these same days information suddenly comes out about the father of wilhelm berbock, anna lena berbock’s grandfather, who during the war, as anna lena berbock wrote in her book, which was published in 2021, was with me grandfather, he... says, at one time she dared to say that we are at war with russia, which says

voice to an economic populism that, as josh describes, used to hold sway in the democratic party, now has re-energized the party's progressive wing. although josh allows this new democratic remains a work progress, he finds hope in the party's shift back towards its roots and towards the dream of a multiracial coalition. moderating this evening's discussion where we're very fortunate to have one of journalism's most knowledgeable political experts, chuck todd is a five time emmy award winner and currently the chief political for nbc news. chuck has held several other prominent roles with the with the network over the years, including chief white house correspondent, political director and of course, moderator of meet the press. so please join me in welcoming josh green and chuck todd. well, thank you. all right. is this on? can everybody ready? we're excited that we're the inaugural talk here. yeah, we were just told were the inaugural book event at the new politics and prose and had i known, i would have brought a bottle of champagne and we would have christened the event. yeah. so can everybody hear me okay? an

years, happened in the last 15 years, again, starting with the tea party, now democrats party, so that now the democrats become party the party of the elite, the university is the media, the government bureaucracy, government and the bureaucracy, especially . and so the especially. and so the republicans have started to really look after working people. and i think it's understandable that working people are frustrated with with the old country club republicans , which didn't really represent them , but also democrats, them, but also the democrats, who are now the party of the ivy league and the policies that they endorse these ivy league elites that work in government, media, universities don't that benefit the working people. in fact , it benefit the working people. in fact, it penalises working people . and that's why trump was people. and that's why trump was so successful in appealing to them. >> who benefits a long terme from marginalising so many people in the us? the working class ? the middle class? yeah. class? the middle class? yeah. how can you isolate silence and marginalise all of those tens of million

the california democratic and republican parties are doing all they can to get out the vote. our eytan wallace spoke with leaders from both parties and has their message for voters. at the for democratic party. it's all hands on deck. republicans are feeling great. one week from primary election leaders from california's democratic and republican parties say they're doing all they can to reach voters. >> it comes as 20 plus million ballots have already been printed and mailed to all the state's registered voters. we have a lot at stake in this reproductive freedom protections for you know, just a lot at stake. yvette martinez is the executive director of the california democratic party. she says heading into the primary and looking ahead to the general election, the party is organized across the state. we have an on the ground operation are organizing team is out there in the field. so lucky that this presidential election year we can actually campaign in person reach people in communities, go canvassing, knocking on doors. she makes clear the california democratic party has not made an official endorsement in the race for u.s. s

yes, we call for the fact that, so that this is the moderate part of the republican party party, the democratic party, this center , which, ah, they constantly emphasize, whose representatives constantly emphasize their readiness to support ukraine, after all, ah, resolved this issue, if possible, maybe remove it, let's say. from all these agreements aid to israel, then in my opinion it is just as possible to remove aid to ukraine from all these agreements and then consider the purely foreign policy aspect separately, but you and i understand that, once again, everything rests on this frantic pursuit of the presidential campaign, which has already actively started in of the united states of america and actually the parliamentary campaign, because the lower... and the us congress will be re-elected at the end of this year, and many people here, well, look very carefully at their chances to be nominated and win the primaries in their district from the republican party . unfortunately, all these things make a normal, constructive, far-sighted dialogue, which would concern aid to ukraine, impossible. but