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if you look back, what is in the 80s, we had the rise of ralph reed and the christian coalition and eventually we moved back to the center and started dealing with religion as though it had its body in its place and now again we have swung to making people feel like they have no voice and religion is going to dominate their lives. the only way we can beat any of this is to put the right people in office. the louder the microphone, the bigger the voice, the more we have these concerns. i know exactly what you are talking about and if we want to stop it we know what we must do and we shouldn't make people feel they can't have their own religion. i never felt like that. i always believed people embrace me for who i am but i do not try -- people who believe something different and we are not a tolerant society anymore. you can see it every day. >> our framers and our forebears, i am sure they had some support. i was just reading about edith wilson when woodrow wilson had a stroke, carried out affairs of government. cokie roberts past -- i thought that was another great book to read. we don't hear

piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party quit the coalition government sponge the country into further political turmoil this latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in beirut demanding a revolution i want the government to resign and hold the elections. the u.k. has asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to brag that parliament forced the prime minister bars johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote however he didn't sign the letter and also included another document saying an extension would be a mistake. spain's acting prime minister's dismissed catalan leaders call for dialogue independent supporters protested for a 6th consecutive day on saturday angry that 9 of their leaders have been imprisoned turkey's president says he will resume an offensive by his forces in northern syria and quote crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from the proposed safe zone the truth is largely holding despite both kurdish forces and turkey accusing each other of violations under the deal brokered with the united states ku

so the pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party quit the coalition government it's plunge the country into further political turmoil. that announcement late on saturday came as thousands of people protested for a 3rd night in beirut demanding a revolution they say the political elite has pushed lebanon to the brink of economic collapse so in a photo with this report from beirut. they're up against the political leadership that is clinging on to power and they have used force to do that. day 3 of protests lebanon's army and security forces are being accused of heavy handed tactics which are further inferior rating demonstrators they haven't left the streets despite the crackdown and arrests their demands remain the same that was. the that the government should resign and early elections must follow the response from the ruling alliance was clear one act play out well now that we don't want the government to resign if it does it will take one or 2 years to form a new government and the economic crisis will worsen any will be made up of the same political forces a

well the pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party quit the coalitiongovernment it's plunged the country into even more political turmoil that announcement light on saturday came as thousands of people protested for a 3rd night in the capital beirut demanding a revolution they say the political elite has pushed lebanon to the brink of economic collapse a live up in a moment after this report from santa clara. they're up against a political leadership that is clinging on to power and they have used force to do that. day 3 of protests lebanon's army and security forces are being accused of heavy handed tactics which are further inferior rating demonstrators they haven't left the streets despite the crackdown and arrests their demands remain the same that was. not the government should resign and early elections must follow the response from the ruling alliance what's clear one act play out well now that we don't want the government to resign if it does it will take one or 2 years to form a new government and the economic crisis will worsen any will be mad

headlines on al-jazeera the pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party quit the coalition government it's plunged the country into further political turmoil this latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in beirut demanding a revolution they want the government to resign they want. this latest round of protests triggered by a government decision to impose a tax on the usage of whatsapp and the headlines the u.k. has asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to brag that parliament forced prime minister bars johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote also crucially he didn't sign the letter and included another document which said an extension would be a mistake meanwhile outside the british parliament hundreds of thousands of people converged to demand a 2nd referendum protesters traveled from all over the country to take part in that rally many of them cheering as the prime minister's deal to leave the e.u. was delayed. spain's acting prime minister has dismissed catalan leaders call for dialogue independence supporters are a

these are all top stories pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party quit the coalition government to plunge the country into further political turmoil like this move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in beirut demanding a revolution the u.k. government asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to bragg's its parliament forced bars johnson to send a letter seeking a delay but it was unsigned and accompanied by another documents i mean tension would be a mistake. and spain's acting prime minister has dismissed a call for dialogue by leaders prone dependents supporters protested for a 6th consecutive day there on saturday. turkey's president vowed to press on with his offensive in northern syria and to quote crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from a post safe zone a truce is largely holding despite both kurdish forces and turkey accusing each other of violations a good deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish fighters have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria where turkey wants to establish its so-called safe sun but to egypt time for one says

relationship with the g.o.ps more fragile than the if they're spe out, evanlical christians and republican haw? is his coalition at risk? toluse: i think there's a lot of exhaustion with thishi presideng coreydner having to explain what t president is doing, twisting himself into knots to defend him on a number of issues. so on c thisar poly objection they have, i was easy for them to speak out.i o think the president has a strong stranglehold on the pare becahe republican lawmakers need his pmary voters and are afraid ohe base. impeachment -- robert: could they take t actio, carl? carl: i think the i will be acti congres c there ll be very bipartisan acheon in the house and senate. they want to respond to this. and i think to your question, though, it' like, are they barradnmpeameo theg to manhe same degree? we saw an illinois congressman this week say take me off the upst of people whotr support p. that's just one person but do you really want to go as hard as you might?ey think they know more out this tha the president does. robert: what do your republican sources tell you, abby? does this move on sia make t

if you look back, what is in the 80s, we had the rise of ralph reed and the christian coalition and eventually we moved back to the center and started dealing with religion as though it had its body in its place and now again we have swung to making people feel like they have no voice and religion is going to dominate their lives. the only way we can beat any of this is to put the right people in office. the louder the microphone, the bigger the voice, the more we have these concerns. i know exactly what you are talking about and if we want to stop it we know what we must do and we shouldn't make people feel they can't have their own religion. i never felt like that. i always believed people embrace me for who i am but i do not try -- people who believe something different and we are not a tolerant society anymore. you can see it every day. >> our framers and our forebears, i am sure they had some support. i was just reading about edith wilson when woodrow wilson had a stroke, carried out affairs of government. cokie roberts past -- i thought that was another great book to read. we don't hear

stories on al-jazeera pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party said it was quitting the coalition government funds the country into further political turmoil the latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in the capital demanding a revolution they want the government to resign and hold early elections the latest round of protests was triggered by a government decision to impose a tax on the usage of what's app that's momo money is professor of international relations at the university of waterloo in canada she says the lebanese government doesn't have a lot of options to try to address the protesters demands well it's really stuck you know in a very difficult spot because you know the essence of this challenge is frankly economic and i think the stats for itself the fact that levanon is the 3rd most indebted country in the world 100 for 150 percent of the g.d.p. it is really pretty incredible and that's the problem mismanagement inefficiency is an enormous mother corruption at the very top and doesn't help that you have then this is what's not cracking it's n

jazeera let's recap the top stories right now that of the lebanese christian forces party has announced his ministers will resign from the coalition government and the news was celebrated by thousands protesting for a 3rd night calling for what it will change. the u.k. has asked the e.u. for a 3 month 3 month extension to approximate prime minister boris johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote he did not sign that letter included another document instead saying an extension would be a mistake. spain's acting prime minister has dismissed cattle on leaders call for dialogue independent supporters are angry that 9 and their leaders have been imprisoned. huge crowds answer the call of argentinian president mark rey to gather in the capital saturday is open to defy opinion polls and when next week's election against presidential challenger alberto fernandez who beat him heavily in the primary vote in august chris about reports on. thank you it was called the 1000000 march hundreds of thousands of people gathering in the center of one of scientists to sing yes we can. and show their support for argentina's

christiane amanpour. it was a u.s. envoy to the global coalition in the fight against isis. 's what he told christiane. >> this is just chaos. we don't do strategy. we shouldn't be doing foreign policy by tweet. this is what you get when you have single phone calls between world leaders occurring and know when to put the phone down. no further coordination in the u.s. government. >> talking about a call between president erdogan and president trump. why is the president going against the advice of his pentagon, the pastors who advise him? >> franklin graham. >> what happened that the president has made this move? >> right. general allen and you are both right to point out that president trump did not betray the kurdish allies. he betrayed the soldiers on what the plan was. it wasn't a great plan. but we had a plan to create a buffer zone and the kurds played along with that. when they pressed president trump, in that sunday phone call and said, i think i'm going to go in, trump said okay. and he kind of bought erdogan's idea, if turkey takes over, the u.s. can withdraw. accor

is currently in coalition with chancellor angela merkel's christian democrat party but many members areunhappy with the arrangement saying the party is at the compromise too much of. voters in the eastern german state of 3 meanwhile will go to the polls on sunday to elect a new parliament the vote comes just weeks after a shooting at a synagogue and it's being seen as an indicator of the future of german politics the socialist left party face a tight race with angela merkel's conservative christian democrats and the far right if the alternative for germany party but as the mccain reports now from air force if the face accusations of fuelling violence against political opponents and minorities. 1st son learn herc is the face of the air as the far rights lead candidate here he believes his hard line on immigration chimes with the people of this state and that by railing against the rights of the few he can win the votes of many. they allow millions of illegal immigrants to invade our social security system they hand over the work of generations to be loued it isn't millions of their own p

christian forces. his ministers will resign from the coalition government the news was celebrated by thousands protesting for a 3rd night. the u.k.'s asks the e.u. for a 3 month extension to brag that parliament forced prime minister barak johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote but he didn't sign the letter and also included another document saying an extension would be a mistake and a curfew has just come into effect until its capital following protests about the planned price rises for public transport president sebastian pinera has backed down on the increase fares but the crowds have still been out on the streets. now russia has carried out 15 air strikes in syria's last rebel held province at least 2 people were killed in the strikes hit rebel held tough then as airport and a nearby refugee camp well turkey's president has vowed to press on with his offensive in northern syria and quote crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from a proposed safe sun the truce is largely holding despite both kurdish forces and turkey accusing each other of violations under a deal b

is in coalition with the chancellor angela merkel's right leaning christian democrats many s.p.d. members are unhappy with the arrangement complaining that the party has compromised too much on its core policies. a 40 day strike that severely affected general motors as u.s. production has come to an end workers approved a new contract with the auto giant bringing picket lines down almost immediately almost $50000.00 walked off the job the union plans to use the g.m. dealers a new basis for negotiations with the company's rival fault. huge crowds in taiwan of celebrated the annual pride parade 5 months after same sex marriage was legalized on the island taiwan was the 1st place later to allow same sex couples to get married. colombians will vote in local elections on sunday which are being seen as a referendum on the government even decay one year into his presidency and also testing colombia's political environment after the signing of a peace deal with rebels 3 years ago i was on the run p.s.u. reports from colombia's pacific coast. when having to do a civil society candidate for

you know let's recap our top stories right now head of the lebanese christian forces party has announced his ministers from the coalition government the news the celebrated by thousands protesting for a 3rd night what a cool change. the u.k. has asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to parliament force prime minister boris johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote he did not sign that letter but instead included and then another document saying an extension would be a mistake. spain's acting prime minister has dismissed catalog leaders call for dialogue dependent supporters are angry that 9 of their leaders have been imprisoned. turkey's president has vowed to press on with his offensive in northern syria and crush kurdish forces if they don't want to draw from a safe sound truce is largely holding despite both kurdish forces and turkey accusing each other of violations under a deal brokered with the us kurdish fighters have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria were turkey wants to establish its so-called safe so russia typer to resume the offensive if the fighters don't withdraw b

stories on al-jazeera pressure is piling up on lebanon's prime minister after a christian party said it was quitting the coalition government. it's plunge the country into further political turmoil the latest move comes as thousands of people protested for a 3rd day in the capital demanding what they're calling a revolution they say the political elite has pushed lebanon to the brink of economic collapse they want the government to resign and hold early elections turkey says one of its soldiers has been killed in northern syria it says it happened during a reconnaissance mission and comes despite a truce in the area turkey's president has vowed to press on with the offensive in northern syria and crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from a proposed safe zone under a deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish fighters have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria. pro-democracy activists in hong kong are once again rallying against a ban on face masks during protests some of them are defying it by wearing masks and to government demonstrations started 5 months ago sparked by an exhibition bill which was late

that the de reasonable campaign isa say that the de reasonable campaign is a broad coalition and there are christians thousands of pa rents reflect the view of thousands of parents across the country and many of them use that light smack on the hand or backside with their children, sometimes and there are many parenting techniques. the campaign is not saying people should you smacking, but we are saying pa rents you smacking, but we are saying parents should have the right to use different parenting techniques in the bounds of the law as it stands, which does differentiate between what is reasonable and what is abuse and if parents should be free to bring up kids as they see fit in the state should not be interfering in a disproportionate way under way that will divide families and put parents against each other and pitch children against their parents. all of the distress caused by a police investigation on the social work investigation on the social work investigation into a family far outweighs any perceived harm is of a tap on the hand. i don't know why it would divide families if it was against

let's break out the top stories right now that of the lebanese christian forces party mayor announced his ministers would resign from the coalition government the news was celebrated by thousands protesting for a 3rd night and calling for political change the u.k. has asked the e.u. for a 3 month extension to parliament force prime minister boris johnson to send a letter seeking a delay after he lost a crucial vote he did not sign the letter though it also included another document saying an extension would be a mistake spain's acting prime minister has dismissed cataloging leaders call for dialogue pro independent supporters are angry that 9 of their leaders have been in prison. for his president has vowed to cross on with his offensive and northern syria and crush kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from the proposed safe zone the truce is largely holding despite both kurdish forces and turkey accusing each other of violations under a deal brokered with the u.s. kurdish by. others have to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria work turkey wants to establish its so-called safe zone raja typewriter wants says he will resum

to the left party and they are both parties the governing christian democrats i'm going to malcolm's party have ruled out going into any coalition with so this is an interesting neck and neck race between the 2 fringes at the same time it looks like it will be yet another point where the big parties also the social democrats the big tent parties see their. voter groups decline well one of the or the top candidate entering year for the a.f.d. the far right also happens to be one of the party's most controversial and radical leaders in hooker let's take a look now at him. to some he's the great white hope to others he's like a red rag to a bull. bjorn hooka this eastern german town of bad luck is divided over the man who wants to push the far right populist party even further to the right and who doesn't pull his punches when he attacks government. i'm going to be ok if angela merkel has rightly been referred to as the leader of a regime this lady together with all the representatives of the cartel parties in the government if they don't belong in the cabinet they belong in the dock their friends. statements like this are what mak

its various communities the christians the sunni the shia the druze there's no doubt that there is a problem at the heart of that but we we've also seen a governing coalition primarily since 2006 when prime minister had a duty and his party decided to partner up with hezbollah and president me shallow and said that governing coalition has been proven is specially incapable of delivering on good governance and that's a problem that we see not only in beirut but we're seeing also on the streets of baghdad this is 1st and foremost about governance about socioeconomics and not about geopolitics. a turkish president says tens of thousands of kurdish led forces have withdrawn from a border zone in northeast syria pullout was completed before deadline set for tuesday it paves the way for russian and turkish forces to begin joint patrols in the region hashim what are reports from gaziantep kurdish fighters were treating from the so-called safe zone but turkey says its patrols will determine if the withdrawal is in line with the deal is signed with russia last week the safe zone is a 440 kilometer long and 32 kilometer deep area that's.

well, white evangelical christians, including televangelist pat robertson, have been devout members of the maga coalition scandal, his sexual allegations and his policy of separating largely christian refugee mothers and fathers from their children at the border. but surprisingly this week, some dared speak out against trump's decision to pull back u.s. forces from northern syria, allowing turkey to attack kurdish forces there. right-wing christian leaders have spoken out against the turkish operation, arguing that kurds are key protectors of the region's christian minority. even uber trump ally franklin graham raised his voice. well, okay, he made a tweet that read -- "pray for the christians who the kurds have been protecting. they could be annihilated." joining me now is revered jim wallis, founder of sojourners and author of "christ in crisis." i have your book, carrying it around with me because i'm really looking forward to reading it, sir. and you wrote a piece in the "chicago sun-times" this thursday in which you said, "trump versus jesus: christians can't follow both." sorry, you were quoted in

opponent was identified to be a christian nationalist for instance he appeared on a number of times a couple days ago. and it was pulled off the shelf. and that turns that coalition project that is the religion of legal history act to tell the story of the constitutional history of the united states. they pass the ceremonial bills first of those that favor christians. so ask yourself what is this debate about? is my opponent just speaking to correct one - - to correct the generational scholars? like give expert testimony on behalf of those businesses on who they are and what they want to marry? washington said the government of the united states no persecution existence he didn't say unless you are christian and have a bakery then you can discriminate. he did not say that. if it's about history when you are in favor of discriminating lie right briefs that the state can take away women's reproductive choice as my opponent had. i mentioned in my true introduction has a founding on america that if and only if this were a debate about history but it is not. he admitted as much because if it was just about history that he could have claimed any christian influence pos

but there's absolutely no justification for invading syria, kurds, christians in the way and basically undermining our common coalition effort against isis. kristin: you say ethnic cleansing because for our viewers, specifically attacking kurds in the border region they're going after them based on their nationality? >> it's a war that thousands of people are now fleeing. it's a humanitarian catastrophe, a catastrophe for our interests and it's a victory for assad and iran and russia. i'm angry at turkey, but let's be honest why it's happening. president trump gave them the green light to do this. gillian: by withdrawing troops from the border region? >> ironically that decision was made at the same time as he announced that we were sending thousands of troops to saudi arabia because the saudis were paying us money. so the saudis pay us money and the kurds nearly pay with their lives, with blood to fight with us to defeat isis. what message is this sending about what we stand for, what our foreign policy. gillian: what president trump said he's making the case that essentially, the turks and the kurds have been fighti

christians the free movement everybody is is engaged in this government is a real government of consensus and there is not much of an opposition so when he said today 72 hours i am telling my coalitionpartners to come out and to tell me if they really want to be part of a reform plan or not but i think that was a very satisfactory for most of the demonstrators in the streets i think he's just like trying to buy some time and i think the protests are going to go on and what i think the dangerous situation that and that can happen years when the demonstrators and at a certain neighborhoods that belong to certain clan jeeves and political party leaders and then they would send in their troops and then we would certainly see violence escalate and i think that could be a situation that could go out of hand but of quite quickly you never got from the moment people are to mystic and people are safe and i think the demonstrators at the moment are not interested in any violence we're talking here thank you for joining us daniel gala in beirut. and the president of the european commission has described the failure to start membership talks with north macedonia and albania as a historic mistak

coalition was passed at the same time in the women's rights. >> yes indeed. that was a very interesting intersection from the very beginning in the 1870s and 80s when the women christian union begins to organize, many of the suffrage leaders were advocates. we had to understand for some it was a more question but for many others it was a question about domestic violence. because women had very few legal ways to redress an abusive husband or father. police were not interested, they cannot bring them to court so by stemming it as historic, temperance becomes an answer to this domestic violence problem. so the suffragist who are looking at the votes are also looking at the votes to amine to gains other kinds of rights for women. what you will see, even though in the summer of 1920 prohibition is already in effect and you would say it's all over, why would the liquor lobby be interested in by the way the liquor lobby has been trying to oppose suffrage in all the states and at the federal level for decades because they do not want one woman to get the vote because they fear they will want prohibition so thoroughly in effect and they say wire the interest is still. they wer

for the christian democrats many of them going on to social media going on to german media outlets and saying this is a bitter result for them and that they are not prepared to go into coalition government with either of the parties of the extremes that's the party of the far right as we were saying the f.t. but also not prepared to go into government with the party of the far left you're referring to in your introduction there barbara dealing care well they have come 1st in this state that's a success a victory as it were a valuation which the leader of the party the prime minister here bluto hummel has said he thinks that he has a mandate to continue governing but his difficulty will be who with because his previous partners the greens and the social democrats will the social democrats their vote went further down than it has done previously below 10 percent that's a real blow for them and one other thing to draw out of this election result was sort of the the projections that we have more than half the people who turned out to vote today voted for parties of the extremes it's nearly 30 years since the berlin wall fell many people in this east germany feel disaffected with

its various communities the christians the sudanese the shias the druze there's no doubt that there is a problem at the heart of that but we've also seen a governing coalition primarily since 2006 when prime minister had he and his party decided to partner up with hezbollah and president michel and that governing coalition has been proven is specially incapable of delivering on good governance and that's a problem that we've seen not only in beirut but we're seeing also on the streets of baghdad this is 1st and foremost about governance about socioeconomics and not about geopolitics ok we'll have to leave it there but thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts with us. a turkish president says tens of thousands of kurdish led forces have withdrawn from a border zone in northeast syria the polites was completed ahead of a 150 hour deadline. reports from gaziantep kurdish fighters were treating from the so-called safe zone but turkey says its patrols will determine if the withdrawal is in line with the deal is signed with russia last week the safe zone is a 440 kilometer long and 32 kilometer deep area that's what she has from zealous northwest to m

with christiane amanpour that there may be war crimes that have been committed by turkey in the region. the day after that and also the day before the u.s. special envoy for syria and the global coalitionsis told a house foreign affairs panel just as much about the war crimes concern. the president lifted all of those sanctions on turkey. erdogan is still supposed to come to the white house as far as we know on november 13th. and the u.n. says turkey's actions have meant 180,000 people and 80,000 children displaced. is the white house doing enough to make turkey actually believe that they will hold it to account if it acts like this again? >> yeah, all along, for years, this has been this real challenge of, how do you keep a nato ally, turkey, on board while fighting with what the white house saw across two administrations as the most effective force against isis. and so now this is all come to a head. and, really, i was having people sending me videos, poppy and jim, of horrendous things, including a female politician taken from her car and murdered. it was all captured on video. watch what happens with the nato defense minister going on right now. the u.s. has hard harsh words for tu

christian nationalist. he appeared on david barton's talk show. including just a couple of days ago. we have the heritage foundation which started that buck which in turn is part of a coalition of groups pushing project blitz. ask yourself what is the debate really about. as my opponent just seeking to create the massive historical records. if it's about history why give expert testimony on behalf of those businesses who want to discriminate against customers. in the letter that washington wrote in rhode island. he said the government of the united states gives the bigotry avenue sanction. he didn't go on to say unless you are a christian you open a bakery and then you can discriminate against gays. he didn't say that. why ask the supreme court to uphold a 40-foot cross. why work with groups like 80f leading the charge against in favor of discriminating against these couples. while the why right briefs saying that states can take away the fundamental right to marry as my opponent has. he needs to show christianity have a positive influence. that would have been an overreach. if and only if this was a debate about history, but it's not. if this had just been about history he

christian, human rights activist. was outside after hospital in aleppo when they kidnapped her. she refused to convert to islam. she died in coalitionheart. media bias began within minutes after president trump made the announcement. we have an example of that. "the washington post," people were up in arms about this, the first headline, baghdadi, islamic state terrorist in chief dies at 48. then they changed the headline who read he was an austere religious scholar at helm of islamic state, died at 48. your reaction? >> i think it is appalling, sick, frankly not apologized for taking this man who was the head of the terrorist organization that beheaded people, did kind of things we were talking about with respect to caleb mueller, who -- kala mueller, who led a caliphate, led large pieces of middle east. presented risks to the united states and america. the fact that a national newspaper would describe this person as austere scholar in the headline. in the immediate aftermath of the achievements of president trump and administration is truly appalling. brian: mr. secretary, you're in kansas again. a lot of people are speculating. y