known in the family as bertie. >> bertie is shy. he suffers from a serious stammer. his father is very unsympathetic. >> edward and bertie are really oppressed by their father's tough regime and they do gain some solace from the fact that they are in it together. >> but the two brothers find an escape route from their father's strict household. war. >> germany is threatening to become the dominant power on the european continent and there comes a point when britain has to intervene. >> more than 30 countries including the united states will be dragged into the first truly global conflict. world war i. >> 20-year-old edward, like other 20-year-old young men in britain, want to go out and fight for their country. >> george is advised that it would be good for him and for the monarchy if his sons are seen to take part. >> but if the king allows his sons to go to war, they will be fighting against their own family. germany's ruler, kaiser wilhelm, is george's first cousin. in fact the british royal family is related to most of the royal houses of europe. they're all inte

>> he does, we all take orders from bertie.t union announced it will name its new building after him. >> boy, they are showing me my roses before i drop dead. [laughter] >> everything is okay. chris: bowman turns 89 in april. when are you going to retire? >> that's a good question. i've been talking to the good lord every day, he hasn't said anything about retiring. chris: this thursday yet another honor for bowman, he's being induct intoed the african-american credit union hall of fame. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ >> we won the new hampshire primary. [cheers and applause] >> and according to 3 networks in the ap we have now won the nevada caucus. [cheers and applause] paul: welcome to the journal editorial report, i'm paul gigot, bernie sanders cementing front-runner status yesterday with a decisive win in the nevada caucuses with the final yet to be reported, the vermont senator's lead is more than double of

bertie and i are both from brooklyn. i would like to introduce three people who are important to bernie and me. they had been in iowa knocking on doors and going to events for the last few days and will be through the weekend. our son, dave, and his two children, two of our lan.dchildren, ella and dy [applause] dr. sanders: they did not want to give the speech. you aboutt me tell bernie. we met in 1981 when i was a community organizer and he was running for mayor. our neighborhood groups organized a debate and when i listened to him, i felt he was speaking directly to me. i felt he embodied everything i believed in. i can tell you now, almost 40 years later, he still does. [applause] dr. sanders: during this campaign, i noticed that response in audiences when they listen to bernie speak for the first time. you know what i am talking about? [applause] dr. sanders: thank you. bernie is asu, honest as the day is long and as consistent as the sun rising. [applause] dr. sanders: i think it is important for voters to know that

however that was not the only place where donald trump left his presidential mark i know prime minister bertie will agree that this has been a very productive visit for both of our countries earlier today we expanded our defense cooperation with agreements for india to purchase more than $3000000000.00 of advanced american military equipment including apache and m.h. 60 romeo helicopters the finest in the world there was also a deal between us and e.g. big hit to exxon mobil and the indian government to to see the americans improve india's energy distribution network it'll mean the u.s. can sell even more of its oil and gas to the subcontinent after that closely watched comprehensive trade deal president trump says there's been tremendous progress but they're not shaking on it just yet. correspondence or joins us now from delhi so we take us through the main sticking points on that eventual trade deal. so you know even the u.s. even now india's biggest fear is still wants a bigger share of the mocking saw especially in a guy is. suited to have potentially the world's biggest middle class saw t

. >>> spring 1937, albert windsor, known as bertie is woken by the sound of a military band, practicing for his coronation. he is about to be crowned king george vi. a role he never wanted. his elder brother chose to give up the throne to marry a twice divorced american. >> the discharge my duty without the help of the woman i love. >> can king george, the shy man with a stutter, mend a broken monarchy? his brother edward has not gone quietly into exile. and a looming war threatens global chaos. >> british coronation, nowhere in the world is there anything half so wonderful, one of the dates in english history the school children will learn about. >> immediately before the coronation must be momentous for george. this was a huge ceremony that had been prepared for his older brother, but it was he who was taking it all on. >> george's coronation occurred on the same day that it would have occurred for his brother edward. nothing was changed except the person doing it. here's somebody with a complete sense of inadequacy. he'd always been the moon to his brother's sun. >> before he was kin

however that was not the only place where donald trump left his presidential mark i know prime minister bertie will agree that this has been a very productive visit for both of our countries earlier today we expanded our defense cooperation with agreements for india to purchase more than $3000000000.00 of advanced i'm.

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tracking polls in the democratic contest show a tight race between senator bertie bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. closing speeches sanders is attacking rivals for taking money from wealthy contributors. pete buttigieg is trying to cast doubt on how sanders would pay for medicare for all. president trump has now put out a proposed budget for the next fiscal year. he wants to increase military spending by more than $2 billion. and allocate another $2.3 billion for a border wall. the proposal also calls for cuts in medicaid food stamps student loans and farm subsidies. >>> we are putting out a plan today that over a period of not that long a period of time brings our budget and deficit down to what it should be which is close to zero. >>> nancy pelosi tweeted the trump budget is the latest in a long line of attacks the president has carried out on the health and economic security of hard-working americans. >>> the justice department said spies from the chinese government were behind one of the biggest packs in u.s. history. for members of the chinese military have been charged in the

branch of the union bertie. he has been keen to dismiss talk of a run at the chancellorship after 18 years of angular mirco at the helm of the c.d.u. 13 of those as chancellor it was always going to be a tough job for whoever came in but without a good at camp or announcing that she will quit the post less than 2 years after having taken it up those within the c.d.u. old guard a concern that the direction the party is heading in the next candidate for chancellor will not become a chancellor if we continue like this a k.-k. has said that she will stay in her role as party leader until a candidate for chancellor is announced but ultimately this move by the step down is a huge if not potentially fatal blow through angle of merkel's hopes of managing who will be her successor peter all of her r.t. berlin c.d.u. member mustapha told me about the challenges facing his party and how it needs to address them. can come boys she took over after a very huge conflict that we heard in 2 years ago. we have to shape tradition

inexperienced person can be trump for some radical reason that appeal to moderates in the party bertie's i'm joking bernie's is you know a radical who can really mobilize new voters and that appears to the left so electability is at the center but it's also not so much of the center because it's really just a proxy for how people feel about the candidates to begin so let's talk about the 2 current front runners then going into this debate sondos and bush has it's sound as a saying that he he believes that he'll get 10 out from younger voters and if that happens national he thinks he would be a trump what do you make of that. well when we speak about turnout for democrats we want to say we want to have you know extra big turnout to win an election on the democratic side the people that make up that are not young voters they're african-american voters of all ages so the real question if you want to be honest about mobilizing the base it's which of these candidates can mobilize african-american numbers in obama like numbers rather than hillary clinton like numbers and i don't see that any c

it will be interesting to see how he does i think what happened to bertie. they've was that so many so i think he was taken advantage of you read great 4 years ago and he was done treated with respect by clinton those wounds from 2016 are certainly open and sore among bernie's core supporters leaked e-mails revealed that the d.n.c. was working overtime to deprive him of the nomination it's not just those mainstream t.v. networks or the leaders of the democratic party this former assistant director of the f.b.i. actually admitted that for years this federal agency actually works to keep people like bernie sanders from taking office the electorate in some places is putting more and more progressive than self described socialist in positions one of the missions of the f.b.i. in its counterintelligence efforts was to try and keep these people out of government he wasn't joking either the f.b.i. is cointelpro program works to isolate left wing groups and keep them from gaining any influence one radical group called the socialist workers party actually sued the f.

a teacher and his desperate cry from the war in syria in the united states bertie sanders has one of the new hampshire primary democrats are selecting a candidate to take on donald trump in the presidential election sanders narrowly beat former mayor who won last week's iowa caucuses. of politics here in germany the conservative politician friedrich maritza reportedly plans to run for the leadership of chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats the c.d.u. he was widely expected to enter the race for the position of party chief there big surprise here in 2018 mads narrowly lost the race for the leadership 2 on a great crumb. on monday she stunned the country by announcing that she is stepping down. for more let's bring in our chief political correspondent melinda crane she's on the story for us tonight good evening to you melinda friedrich meds and we know they have rarely seen things. if he were to become leader of the party might she rethink her current plan to remain chancellor until next year. that could well happen it's not only her plan of course she is at the head of a gove

democratic national convention this summer but but she still can't bring yourself to say you will support bertie seniors and we knew what she says in your documentary about bernie do you think this illustrates what her detractors say that when it comes to hillary clinton she's never really on the street with you where you never know what she's been on that she's always the politician with you know i mean it's funny you say that because i've been around her were from the beginning she says who ever becomes of them i mean maybe it's the 1st time you heard say it but she has actually because i've been around her a lot said i would endorse any candidate because she is determined to support and get change our administration now when she talks very candidly and my film about bernie sanders those are her real feelings having run against him in 2016 now that quote was taken out of context as though she was just saying it today and she was trying to insert herself in the 2020 alexion so i witnessed firsthand how the news cycle distorts the things so she's saying this a year and a half ago it's come out i

well joining us now from berlin is kind night bertie's president of the german league for nature animal and environment protection now mr not welcome to the program 1st of all what do you make of this leveling off of emissions in 2019 is it just a blip we could be back this year to more burgeoning emissions you know and i think at the moment where in a very critical phase from a climate perspective we can see that there is something happening in the international economy going more deeply into the changing transport sector going more deeply into changes in electricity sector and perhaps this is one of the reasons why the carbon dioxid as that emissions are not rising as much anymore as they have been done in the last years and although there are certain changes with more coal in the maze leading towards renewables yet we have $50000000000.00 being pushed towards new coal fired production yeah and we still have 500000000000 dollars each year that are subsidizing the fossil fuel industry that's the big problem at the moment we are entering a new era where renewables should be on the rise

bertie's label himself me a democratic socialist i think that's the label that the president's going to lay on everyone running with bernie the way you bring people together is by ending visions of national disgrace of this country being the only major nation on earth not to guarantee health care to all people it's a human right bernie says you have to bring people together and we have to have medicare for all how much is going to cost me ask bernie that he says don't trade here i don't know we'll find out if we do we're joe once will be spending some safety trillion dollars on health care over the next 10 years that's the status quo joe george the entire capitalism socialism dichotomy is completely out of date as democratic contenders expressed concern with trump using the socialist label to scare out voters from the party a poll shows that most americans say socialism and a negative light however we went to the streets of new york and asked people about the socialism ideology and its principles and some still in unaware of what it actually stands for. medicare and all it does have

democracy and these 2 men they are now the front runner firefighters democratic presidential candidate bertie sanders and pete after yesterday's new hampshire primary both are neck and neck value to defeat donald trump the president accused now of political arson i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. and i'm voting for bernie at pictures of me and if you submit to the job i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student this victory. is the beginning of the end for donald trump were 2 states in with $55.00 states and territories to go 99.9 percent. that's the percentage of rough bird voters brooke not yet had chance to vote i love america i mean. and i will feed donald trump in a no remand word as far as. our votes count through. also coming up they were stripped of their german citizenship when they fled the nazis their grandchildren are trying now to reclaim what was lost troy and he told me that it was he had left her alone terribly it was appalling to hear something like that it was yes. we were angry but yes we knew that they are fighting for our right cause it just. went to

i'm into the race because he wants to stop bertie sanders look at the end of the day i think sanders is actually going to win this nomination but he's going to have to fight like hell for it because the democratic establishment and their friends in the corporate media are going to do everything they can to stop him in the same way that they tried to stop donald trump in 2016 what happened in 2016 is trump all the animals in the party out of their cages in the republican party and if bernie is going to succeed he asked to do the same thing he's going to fight for it tooth and nail because they will do everything from inventing characters like boo to judge to bloomberg and his billions to the onslaught of negative opposition research which is coming it is coming to the dump is coming soon for bernie sanders he is going to have to fight tooth and nail the same way that trump did in 2016 and frankly i think it's good for democracy to have a real you know a real debate about the future to have 2 people standing on stage who offer very different views for the future and who actually believ

this time which is why probably most independents of already left the democratic party and good luck bertie you know it's like he is some of the things he's still saying are still relevant but the other half you know he blamed russia for rigging the election in 2016 still when we all saw with our own 2 eyes it pulled out from under him by the same crooked d.n.c. that hasn't reformed in any significant way sense they pulled it out from under him in 2016 i mean going to go to kim kim finish is over 40 seconds for this blog go ahead finish. i mean if the democrats want somebody who's electable they keep talking about electability then you've got to go with the people who the people want the people who are the that are the ones who have to actually cast the votes as much as the elites would love to in the general election have superdelegates they don't get super votes when it comes to battling trump out in november it really will come down to who has the fire underneath them who are the people motivated by and i think it's a really sad thing when actually when you go back to 2016 hillary clinto

hindu protesters in the northeast of the capital denied provoking the muslim community their attorney bertie reports from new delhi. the suburbs of jeffery bad and in northeast delhi have become battlegrounds in the fight against india's citizens amendment law for the 1st successive day security forces fought with protesters both for and against the law. this man says he was shot in the foot by police shotgun pellets why when nobody but i was standing with my mother and sisters protesting peacefully when police and people with the mob started firing repeatedly they fired tear gas one person was shot in the chest and another one in the hand. another wounded youth who sped away on a motorbike it's incidents like these which have drawn thousands of young muslims to join the protest they are angry at the lack of control by the government and are suspicious of the police we i discussed the police from police because police supporting damn police supporting hindus not muslims being very fire the police also 5 on them was only with them on muslims only not into the police not supporting and muslims