chains have most of negotiating power for prices, european commission, so they found the almost o e u. food chain supplies reported experiencing at least one form of unfair trade practice. you've seen a lot of good be miserable prices. how about box to the want on corporations care about nothing and only about price says, you model, you often price us. then the or international trade deals like the proposed e u. mce store agreement with less than american countries. farmers say to increase cheap agricultural impulse produce to follow a standards. for example, they have been yeah, they were allowing food and that's not made the way we do it has with us all small the price negotiations with supermarket, some manufacturers and not coming well. like only to be sure it is, we're asking for all this to be put on the table. the one on for swift, concrete responses both copied because the talk it's about frustration is usually the you commission in brussels, which controls another thing from us present. the common agriculture policy, o c p for show the system was launched in 1962 to deal with post

and the inquiry into frances loss of food sovereignty with the e u law, seeing the obvious corporate there. all those thorny issues for mac, whole simply vanish now. so he tosses the political chessboard into the air and the chaos inside of the halls of power. here now echoes the chaos out into the street with both causing voters to gravitate to the national rally party. but the european establishment would have people believe that it's the anti establishment parties making huge like tall games that are the real danger. that's why they get this about finding the result of the election was bad for the 3 governing policies. nobody should be going back to business as usual. device for right wing popular as parties in our country and other european countries must concern us down the top of the gas lighting voters, trying to tell them that they don't really understand germany's you election results. which soft sources party come in. 3rd, and it's worst ever showing behind the a f d. he's saying that german folders should really be terrified of themselves. i guess of their own elect for al

e u. it cannot initiate legislation. the problem in the foods, the, you budget's new executives of the european commission and elect sits president, members of the european parliament that organized into 7 groups according to their political ties. they meet in strasburg in france about once a month. the rest of the time they work in brussels and committees over seeing policy areas such as environments, trade and foreign affairs. let's go live to all just as step boston, who's in berlin. so the polls have cosy in germany and we have the 1st exit polls that what do they, what do they show? we do, and the germany, it has the largest number of seats in the european parliament. that's what we have to say. in $96.00 states, up to $720.00 and we now have exit polls and it shows that the alternative for, for germany party the far right party has come 2nd as predicted. and it has made quite a large game, sorry, on 5 percent. more than compared to previous elections in 2019. and it's interesting because this party has always been your skeptic and always b

alternative for germany party m p gerald often why the federal government hasn't called us no food in the country over it's e u election defeat of president mccaul has done in front a we have a different kind of constitution. yeah. and i like to print so i can use a predator and then you can just say, okay, and then both the elections and then 3 weeks times, it's a different than just some tensions. a child has to initiate this process. so you have to actually ask for a vote of confidence and, and, but at the moment it doesn't look like that he does because they all know the, the whole coalition knows that they use about 50 percent of the seats in parliament . and that is a huge argument for them to stay, at least one year longer and install them in the collect the money and, and, and then the hope of a better future next, next year. i don't see that he will step down, but it was actually closely tied with his eh, ken to see you and, and his chance to read because he was on all properly in attendance and where were shown talk with you with this a had candidate bonnie: so he was always these, these 2 were on th

important to foods, jobs, climate change, health security, migration, a recent euro barometer studies show. these are indeed the most important voting topics for people across the whole of the e. u vs here in the netherlands, have been doing lots of docs and the last few years, just 6 months ago, that was a national election. we saw the fall right party when the most seats for the 1st time in does history. i'm not sure expect it to be replicated again in this european parliament selections. in fact, the far right is expected to make gains across the u. the netherlands gets the t one seats in the european parliament. there is $720.00 in total for $27.00, e u member countries post to save the size of the elections. come make it complicated to protect. you could result one slice it is very difficult to bring together all the data from 27 member states into one projection to understand how the european parliament will look like. we will most likely on sunday and monday understand how the european parliament will look like in the future. until then we have to deal with about 15000 candidates, 600 different lists and individual candidates across europe, and about 200 to 10 parties tha

they've got one party ideologues creatin u g, rulesg th and mandates that are raising the price of food, raising the pricic food,e of gasoline. we talk about that. every host is on. it starts at the point of production. they're putting rules and regulation and red tape. so an egg stat rered tapee, an energyl state like ours, our oil production is down. iran's up. tion is a i mean, joe biden's energy who policies, i don't know who wrote them. russia, iran, venezuelse a orr, china, one of those four. they're the ones that are benefiting and hurting the american are tre . so as far as as far ase my future right now, the only thingri that we're focused on is making sure that president trump wins in novembens in nor. do you think if you look at what the usual criteria is to pick a vp, do no harm? you certainly check that box. you've had a very successful governorship for your great stat for youe. you've done a great job. by every measure, governor, congratulationr.s to you. >> north dakota, however, y yo is not in play demographically. you wouldn't check a box that that people often look to when it comes to choosing a

food in the city of emerson. as the 2 day congress began on saturday, members of the a v are expected to hold a leadership vote off of the recent e u election results. extra police officers have been deployed for the gathering without to $18000.00 protesters expected. a man with a crossbow has wounded a police officer in front of these really embassy in belgrade. he was his in the neck by the arrow. sylvia's interior minister says the officer shows and killed the attacker in self defense. the embassy was closed at the time and an investigation is underway. the cities in the u. s. canal enforce ben's on homeless people sleeping outside in public places. the supreme court ruling also gave them the ability to clear out incompetence. activists in washington, dc have held a rally to highlight the policy faced by tens of millions of people, as they say, it's something that isn't being treated as a major issue in this presidential campaign. we're reynolds reports in paducah, kentucky, the local church, one food bank has become busier than ever these days as high food prices for more and more people to seek health. steven rogers, who lives