it is already ahead of the social democrats and has come close to the cdu, csu, the main guarantee of success, alternatives , criticism, of the government’s migration and economic strategy goes to the ukrainian insanity of the members of the cabinet of ministers what do you want to build in ukraine , you have already filled it up with money to the top according to the formula all inclusive phrase. berg no matter what german voters think has become legendary, and then the hades joined in connection with the threat of stopping the supply of russian gas. i quote even before people freeze to us. i’ll have to slow down or even completely stop our industry, i want to ask, and you are definitely our minister, economy or minister of economy of ukraine whose interests do you represent germany or other countries in our citizens, the answers are known to us by the government of bandera berg and the ox, dimmer habibik. the authorities have seriously started talking about the possibility of banning alternatives for germany indeed. 'cause it's finished extremism calls not to sacrifice the well-bein

but the representative of the party is a representative, or rather a faction, the cdu, the csu, misterlisten openly. yes, this is a great moment. this is a splendid moment. while russia slava needs to use this moment, it is necessary to use it in such a way that now stronger sanctions are applied , serious sanctions are applied to the elite, which is already fleeing from russia, and so they will understand that they have a chance to regain everything that they lost. well, this is absolutely it. nasty move. i would say it's not in the nefteuton spirit. ah, but rather it already is. here they are, somewhere in the baltic states or in poland. here are some suggestions. and in this regard, they are ready to express their opinion. well, as for, uh, putsch or uprising well, it's not my place, of course, to express an opinion. therefore, i will try to retell the expert opinion, and some of the expert circles in europe who ask one of the most important questions. well, first of all, uh, the overall score. such is a. putin played a great chess game party. he gave away a piece, but won an exchan

the conservative cdu came out best in the poll. political correspondent told me earlier what topics might have caused the shift to the right. >> migration is still the leading topic and the main motivation for people to move to the right in germany mobilizes this part of the voters. it's also a topic in the news in germany quite a bit recently. we've seen headlines about local authorities struggling to deal with ukrainian refugees fleeing the war, and there are talks about asylum reforms at an eu level. the result goes to show the public is disillusioned with the current government. there's a question of dealing with economic fears stemming from inflation, high cost of living, but also fear of transformation in the government has had communication problems in the past, increasing the insecurity with internal fights. anchor: talking about what we've seen in italy and hungary, far right parties have been getting traction in other european countries. is this part of a common trend? catherine: we do see that. far right parties have bee

representatives of the german here, and that part of the elite that is part of the ruling coalition and the cdu and the periphery of the atlantic elite and they work for atlantic interests and the center of which is the united states of america and we will talk about us policy after a small ritual. with the respect that you deserve, we have the honor of a message very soon on november 17 a person with a hostile goal will be sent to you across the southern border, nicknamed nadezhda georgy zhokhov in the legendary serial spy detective on june 17 on saturdays on june 1 and participate in the draw together. delicate hmm airy and your taste buds will be in seventh heaven from the most delicate taste of moscow gourmet ice cream pure line, delight your taste buds. don't get enough sleep. sound sleep is wellson. doesn't depend on the void in your calendar. it's a void in my heart, fired him dial. and what assistant nagiyev needs three digits from my card , i’ll immediately connect a defender from mts to him. now it is clear. why didn’t anyone meet me at the airport, can’t part with me, he says, thank

a compelling interest and of course, narrowly tailors its law and has no alternative to get at that cduther than criminalizing speech, it might satisfy it. t the other end of the spectrum, if a municipality decided to make it ari to solicit parking violations, because everyone ito is just violating the parking violations and paying the fee. and so it's decided to make it a crime to solicit that i don't think that that speech is categocay unprotected under the first amendment and probably ul't satisfy heightened first amendment scrutiny. so now let's go to y t having an example of a generalized, of more examples of prosecutions. thheerson, everybody keeps forgetting, but there's least one prosecutor prosecution in under the 19 stute. um why do you think thhiory om 1986 to currently shoul't be viewed as important? >> it's not relevant that the government has chosen not to file actual prosecutions of protected speech. that's never been requid is court for first amendment over breadth analysis, again, for good reason. becausa w, if it's facially reaching protected speech does not bemeore or

but the representative of the party , the representative, or rather the faction, cdu, csu, sir, harts a splendid moment. while russia-words. we need to use this moment, we need to use it in such a way that now stronger sanctions are applied , serious sanctions against the elite, which are already fleeing from russia, and so they will understand that they have a chance to regain everything that they have lost. well, this is absolutely it. nasty move, and i would say it's not in the nefteutonian spirit. and rather, it already is. here they are somewhere in the baltic states or in poland picked up. here are some suggestions. and in this regard, they are ready to express their opinion. well, as for, uh, putsch or uprising well, it's not my business, of course, to express an opinion. i will therefore try to retell the expert opinion, of some expert circles in europe who ask one of the most important questions. well, first of all, uh, the overall score. such is a. putin played a great game of chess. he gave away a piece, but won an exchange. i am giving the wording that sounds in very seri

well, let's check the cdu. doesn't mean it's much worse in fact.ave been a cds, a healthy person. well, yes, this is such a hb healthy person, that is, what is hadith christian democratic union ie traditional values. family values, religious values. you understand in this way. we are the right party. sorry for such a comparison, one can call united russia but it would be quite less stupid, because the value of the alternative for germany in general corresponds to our values, which we now support in early here are the future nazis - it is rather such a tool to combat it. just i read before the interview. naturally. you have nikolai viktorovich it seems to me that i suddenly yes , that's when share it first. i would like to say that, uh, colleagues do not draw historical analogies. and this is a weakness, because with my opportunity now, as alexander is ready, they grew up, they grew up and this is a small difference in the russian language, uh, it gives us an understanding of the political processes that are taking place today in general in europe i

i mean, the it does, you say, the cdu, it does, as you say, kevtm. — the cdu, it does, as you say, kevincial media. well yeah. and as emma- conversations and social media. well yeah. and as emma suggested , it is going to go on this pubuc , it is going to go on this public inquiry. it's going to be gone for a long, long time. and i think by the time it's published, you know, the pandemic will be a distant memory, hopefully 2026, isn't it? well that's when the public evidence sessions are expected to finish. but, you know, it could be years after that before the actual report is published. so be a long time. i think so it'll be a long time. i think speaking somebody was speaking as somebody who was very during lockdowns and very active during lockdowns and i was just saying, well, let's see the evidence on things like masks, particularly on things like children, on like vaccinating children, on compulsory mandates for compulsory vaccine mandates for nhs workers , 100,000 people nhs care workers, 100,000 people going to get sacked at one point by sajid javid. this just seemed to by sajid j

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on the basis that if you google the cover uk website, you can find out about all the work that the cdully, we knew this thing was there for and the reason for its existence is because every major event turns up a conspira theory. so it doesn't matter. kennedy assassination. princess diana's death. 911 even that the moon landings were fake. so covid inevitably also came up with a load of conspiracy theories as well. the problem with that, of course, is they spread much more quickly through social media, and this unit is there to try and this unit is there to try and work with the social media company is to say, look, if this is this information is wrong and it's misleading the public, would you consider taking it down? i mean, they can't force them to take it down, but they work alongside it, get special priority treatment because they're a government agent . rac they're a government agent. rac and if you think back to when vaccinations were happening , if vaccinations were happening, if people had been so scared , they people had been so scared, they hadnt people had been so scared, th