bush is angela pointed out and i'm sure michael is going to tell us a few minutes go ahead. i agree with everything that angela said i think that in large part the anti-war movement during bush was really an unfortunate about personality in a sense i mean he was seen as sort of this disreputable low brow texan who's very crude in his in his ways well we've gotten is an imperialist he's actually very refined and very articulate and very effective i would just say liberals now are basically the more effective and always have been the more effective imperialists then conservatives who usually tend to use brute force in very crude rhetoric and so that i think is one reason that we can talk about many others for why there is no anti-war movement and why there are actually more wars now than before well michael you've written probably the most authoritative report on this to date if you could give our my audience the title of that report but i mean you basically say it's about it was really just about bush right. well i think it's a little bit more than that i would say that it's

to cross talk of the anti-war movement has vanished i'm joined by angela keaton in los angeles she is antiwar dot com development director and anti-war radio producer also in los angeles we have various russell he is a historian and author of a renegade history of the united states and in ann arbor we cross to michael heaney he is assistant professor of organizational studies and political science at the university of michigan ok cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at the anti-war movement then and now. what happened so the answer was months so just drive to bush's war in iraq mass demonstrations in the straits on city squares and in front of the white house whereas a brave fires for peace activists adamantly opposed to military interventions have always tried to reflect public opinion and influence policy makers how much has changed the answer vietnam war movement moved in. major impact by nine hundred sixty eight faced with widespread public opposition to the war in troubling prospects in vietnam the johnson administrati

i slightly disagree with angela although i agree with her in general on almost everything. i i do think there was a significant anti-war movement during the bush administration i was at many demonstrations in new york that had hundreds of thousands of people at them they were less than what happened during vietnam and she's absolutely right that a draft certainly provokes an anti-war movement great numbers of casualties provoke an anti-war movement but what the point i want to make here today and i think this is very important is it's really about what happened with the left and liberals which is that they merged their identity with the head of the empire during the campaign and since and that is why they have left the anti-war movement in droves because now they are part of the empire they have become a part of this global effort to remake the world in our image and that is really the tragedy the left and the liberals in this country need to really take a close look at what they did with obama and begin to psychologically distance themselves from him they need to start sta

. >> german chancellor angela merkel has been having a tough time with the been sharply criticized for an apparent lack of direction about her handling of the european debt crisis. much of that criticism has come from opposition figures. let the, the sharpest arrows have been stung by her own party colleagues. even her onetime mentor, helmut kohl, has come out with an unflattering assessment of her leadership. >> forbes magazine calls for them world's most powerful woman, but at home, angela merkel is struggling, fighting for her party in upcoming state elections. she is battling to answer criticism from an increasing number of public conservatives. some unusually harsh words have come from helmut kohl. in a highly publicized interview, his onetime mentor blasted what he called the government's lack of orientation. he said germany has not been a predictable factor for several years now. we must take care not to gamble everything away. we must urgently return to our former dependability. criticism has also come from conservative lawmakers. many openly question merkel's handling of the d

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angela merkel insist that greece is not have enough collateral to stock up for every lender. analysts are worried that if the debate spreads, this could bring down the entire bailout package which still needs approval by parliament in the eurozone states. >> german business confidence has fallen to the lowest lovell and more than a year. the debt crisis weighed on the outlook for growth here in the biggest economy. the business climate index based on a survey of 7000 executives across the country dropped to 108.7 in august. the lowest reading since june of 2010. fears are growing that and other global slump will weaken demand for german exports. the debt crisis is also within the eurozone area. the index had little impact on shares in frankfurt as stocks there are locked in another day of gains. our correspondent has this summary of the session from frankfurt. >> although the most important indicator came in as a disappointment. traders took it as a positive surprise and the index shows that germany is not heading towards the recessionary environment. this is heading towards

. >> chancellor angela merkel has stressed the immediate need to prevent further bloodshed in libya. what she says berlin will be -- she says berlin will be ready to help rebuild the economy. the chancellor was in zagreb to talk matters of the european union. events in libya were also on the agenda. pledged her support for the country's new leaders -- she pledged her support for the country's new leaders. >> it is important to divert money from the gaddafi regime to this task. i hope that the path to democracy will be peaceful. >> the foreign minister promised to help libya develop its civil institutions and pledged humanitarian aid, depending germany's decision not to send soldiers into a fight against gaddafi. >> the fact that we decided against sending our own soldiers to take part in the combat operations had never been confused with neutrality. we are among the countries that tarted sanctions and pressed for targeted sanctions and isolation of gaddafi from the beginning. >> the cost is message from the foreign ministry is that it is too early -- cautious message from the foreign

i know people like angela say we're hard hearted.rned about the breakdown of the country's ability to control its borders and determine who has the right to stay and who doesn't. this is what is at stake. splay how do you answer dan stein's concerns? >> we're concerned about the same thing. we're concerned did bhaving a coherent removal procedure and policies and i'm breathing a sigh of relief because i think this administration is getting a handle on how to do that, by targeting the worst of the worse, rather than deporting the best and the brightest. by assessing that we've got limited resources. these are tough economic times. nobody has infinite resources. and by targeting those who mean to do us harm, those with criminal records and saying, "you're going to be the first in the queue to be removed." but not only that, the memo is also clear that this isn't an open program that's going to protect everyone. it's very specific. we're talking about people who have been in the u.s. as children, we're talking about people who have a mi

french president nicolas sarkozy and german chancellor angela merkle are preparing for a crucial meeting to discuss how to deal with the ongoing eurozone debt crisis. markets will be hoping for the launch of a common eurobond. merkle and sarkozy have said that would not be on the agenda. christian frazier reports. >> four weeks ago, they shook hands on a deal the french were hailing as a game changer. the was the expanded bailout plan, now totaling 440 billion euros, a cure to the economic turmoil in europe, or merely a pact to buy time? since then, italy and spain have come under renewed pressure. the crisis in europe's periphery has spread to the core, with a run on french banks last week. there are signs in france and across the eurozone that growth is shuddering to a halt. the july decision to expand the bailout fund cannot be ratified by the 17 eurozone members until after the summer break. today's meeting has been called to reassure markets that action is being taken. but there is a perception among the european commission is part of what fueled the crisis. >> we have had difficult

angela merkle is not renowned for her sense of urgency, but no longer can she are nicolas sarkozy hide from the decisions that must be taken. the longer europe takes, the more intractable the problems seem to become. yet, there was discussion of a bigger bailout fund, no sign that germany or france will fully guarantee the debts of their neighbors, and no sign that either country has found a solution to the crisis threatening the growth of their own economies. >> we think member states in the eu have to be more responsible. they have to ensure that the points of this package be maintained. that means we have to look at the budget. we have to reduce the, in debt. >> today's emergency summit was designed to reassure investors. but ahead of the meeting, european stocks were falling again. the major reason was european growth figures for the second quarter, flat at 0.1%. is that a blip or a worrying sign contagion is spreading to the engine room of the european economy? in france, polls suggested 46% of people asked the german chancellor to find the answers. less expressed the same confide

onslaught with anonymous obama kicking ass in iraq the government keeping a lot of asses in syria and angela keaton joins with that in the arab summer context got a case of the mondays well we've got that here you're watching adam vs the man. ok so you can stop being afraid for well until the politicians tell you to be afraid of them they is minus two days until the fall day yes wednesday would be the day that the federal government is incapable of pain its bills but it seems that a deal has been struck giving obama. oh just four hundred billion dollars to type things over and over five hundred billion dollars coming down the pike if the congress does not explicitly require him or deny him the five hundred billion dollars so that nine hundred billion dollars increase in the debt i would supposedly be matched by savings over the coming decade yes isn't that a wonderful there i think this is what obama referred to as well what did he call it again the if you want a balanced approach a balanced approach this balanced approach for a balanced approach what we're talking about under a balanced app

nicolas sarkozy and angela merkel have bound to give the euro zone a true economic government. speaking after talks in paris, the leaders said that they would impose a tax on financial transactions, seeking to impose a governing body headed by the european union. they insisted that the existing blocks, the bailout fund is sufficient. >> president sarkozy said that he and change it -- chancellor merkel would commit to a balanced finances, and that they should write a goal in to their constitutions. under pressure to produce redoubt -- results because of recent market turbulence, they are under pressure to produce commitment to the common market currency. >> we have decided to work on strengthening the euro as our common currency. germany and france are committed to this end. it is obvious that the european union must integrate financial and economic policy making. >> they called for a limit on euro zone nation debt. to be chaired by the european council president. >> we hope that the 17 member states of the euro zone will commit to blighting balanced budgeting in to their consti

angela merkel saying she wasn't buying that. nicolas sarkozy saying it was too herly. let's have a look at the three proposals. what we had was a proposal to have eurozone leaders meeting at least twice a year. those discussions would be designed to coordinate economic policy further to move one step towards a fiscal union. we of course have a monetary union, but we don't have the fiscal rules to back that up. we also have a plan to tax financial transactions, perhaps to curb some of the speculation in the bond markets that has now priced three eurozone countries into bailout territory, portugal, ireland and greece. finally we had a call to force eu member countries to adopt golden standards designed to balance their budget deficits. that last point, though, some economists have been telling me may be wishful thinking. there's a reason for this. we should recall for the moment that the limits for the deficits for these eurozone countries was just 3%. countries like france have a deficit that stands in excess of double that own figure. it's going to be increasingly diff

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angela merkel and president sarkozy's met, but investors did not feel encouraged. >> the two keyed leadersf the year is on met in paris today, knowing they needed to restore confidence in their ability to fix europe debt crisis. but today began with some discouraging news. germany, the engine room of the year rose on with a stellar -- the engine room of the year rose zone with a stellar manufacturing sector, saw slow- growth period in the past three months, germany only managed growth of 1.1%. and french growth is stagnant. growth is bumping along. when chancellor merkel met with president sarkozy, they spoke about for reaching changes in the year rose on. the also talked about limits on that. eurozone. year rose o they also talked about limits on that. >> the first thing is to create an economic government for the year roseurozone. it will elect a stable president for two and half years. >> some had argued that the only way out of the crisis was for country debt and to become common european debt with the germany acting as the main guarantor. but angela merkel dismissed eurobonds for the

does it seem like angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy came up with anything that makes you think the euro is in better health tonight? >> i think what they did today was concentrate more on the long term rather than trying to fix the immediate problem. they have spoken about much greater coordination of the eurozone in the future. they have spoken about an economic government in the future. they have talked about balancing budgets in the future. but many investors will say the problem in europe is debt. it is low growth. it is a fragile banking system. all of those things need fixing immediately, and the two leaders did not have a whole lot to say about that today. >> we saw the market's fall in the u.s. as well. clearly what happens in europe does not stay in europe. this has global implications. that absolutely it has global implications. there are many who say there are problems in the united states, there are problems in europe, but most people will say the debt crisis in europe is the one that really concerns them the most feared the facts remain, and they were not addressed today, t

law gets off to paris ignore the advice with investors on how to save the euro zone from going on angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy want to make government that are refusing to expand the bailout fund and release your awards. aviation the sensation is a fifth generation pfizer has made its international debut. isn't flying out it's not just cutting edge aircraft take to the skies in the capital. now the republicans up here in the russian caucasus is gearing up for an early election a following the death of its president stakes are high for any future leader as the region still recovering from conflicts with neighboring georgia next week one of the presidential candidates prime minister. about the challenges his country faces . we are in the republic of a pause here where preparations are under way for the august presidential election so hey sean what is the country's prime minister and also one of the candidates and he's here with us today the upcoming election is the second presidential election after a clause in games recognition of what does it say about the policy as more than an ind

investors will be watching closely as the french president nicolas sarkozy hosts angela merkel later today. talks start at 2:00 p.m. gmt in paris. close to a fiscal union is expected to top the agenda as the two leaders grapple with the blocked sovereign debt crisis. one means of dealing with that crisis will not be an the agenda. we're talking about the proposed euro zone bond. more on that in a moment. also on investors' radar will be the euro zone second quarter gdp. that's out in a little while. it's widely expected to be miserable, less than half the 0.8% growth figure that we saw in the previous quarter. one other important number that we have out today, germany releasing its gdp reading for the second quarter. it is 0.1%. basically, flat. almost flat lining after reading of 1.3% in the last quarter. for more on that meeting between the leaders of the euro zone's two biggest economies, let's go to nina los santos. it seems to me this gdp figure, this frat lining of growth first in france and now in germany really changes things in terms of the dynamics between sarkozy and merke

be a dramatic centralization of power to help get the eurozone out of its debt crisis chancellor angela merkel and president nicolas sarkozy want a single eurozone government with the power to monitor whether member nations are following its decisions and artie's don't know bushell is in brussels with more on this. the key decision is they have announced a single united eurozone government they also announced a corporation tax to unite the corporation taxes of germany and france so we're moving slowly towards a fiscal union which is what many had predicted but of course there's one small problem which is the people of europe haven't been asked because the the president of france faces an election next year where he's already trailing behind his rivals and is suspected this may make him even more unpopular because the people of europe haven't been asked but in polls in the opinion polls they say that they don't want the european integration angela merkel the chancellor of germany says they showed great courage to do this and they dismissed the use of euro bourne's which many have said wo

strongest economies fail to calm fears of a deepening crisis angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy called for the creation of a central economic body which would ensure your as a members take more financial responsibility they brushed aside suggestions of expanding the e.u. bailout fund or releasing euro bonds to help keep the single currency afloat artie's a new partial reports. the key decision is they have announced a single united eurozone government they also announced a corporation tax to unite the corporation taxes of germany and france so we're moving slowly towards a fiscal union which is what many had predicted but of course there's one small problem which is the people of europe have been asked because the the president of france faces an election next year where he's already trailing behind his rivals and is suspected this may make him even more unpopular because the people of europe but in polls in opinion polls they say that they don't want the european integration angela merkel the chancellor of germany says they showed great courage to do this but they dismissed the use of

be a dramatic centralization of power to help get the eurozone out of its debt crisis chancellor angela merkel and president nicolas sarkozy want a single euro zone government with the power to overrule decisions made by individual nations well let's cross the rockies daniel was in brussels this is all just being discussed they just addressed the media what else was said following that merkel sarkozy meeting. yes the key decision is they have announced a single united eurozone government which can overrule national governments they also announced the corporation tax to unite the corporation taxes of germany and france so we're moving slowly towards a fiscal union which is what many had predicted but of course the one small problem which is the people of europe have been almost nicolas sarkozy the president of france faces an election next year where he's already trailing behind his rivals and. this may make him even more unpopular because the people of europe you know split in poland in a pin you polls they say that they don't won't close the european integration angela merkel the chanc

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