of the belarusian party white russia, which intends to be present at the political arena of belarus discussed the creation of a republican headquarters for coordination. to be considered at the second congressf party members on december 23, the representation of the gomel region is wide. our region will be represented by 43 delegates, plus members of the supreme political council, these are five people from our region, plus candidates for the supreme political council, the belarus party. this is truly the driving force, and this is the tool that allows any citizen of our country to advance their initiatives. in addition, belaya rus is preparing a new edition of the charter, there are no radical changes planned, we are talking about nuances and adjustments, said party head oleg romanov. the first proposals have already been made. trade union legal reception continues in all regions of the country; more than 100 trade union lawyers went to the field for free consultations. today the meeting is taking place at the belstroy center enterprise in minsk. it is attended by both lawyers and prosecutors. they help to quickly resolve pressing issues. we asked a question about the norms of the collecti

in this vein, i want orbán's latest statement for you to comment on, because he is at the congress of his partyaid that hungary should not leave the european union, but change it, because without radical changes, this is his quote. of the european union, according to orbán, the european union will simply fall apart, i wonder how the european union should be changed under the direction of hungary, what fashion it will be, in general, there is a big debate in the european union about the future of this organization, with on the one hand, there is a fairly strong lobby that speaks of the need to move to deeper integration, and actually to the creation of a confederation, i.e. to a political union, and not only the economic union, but on the other hand, economic problems, the war in europe on the territory of ukraine, they lead to the activation of eurosceptics, to the activation of right-wing parties in europe, which call for the opposite, if not for the withdrawal of their countries from the european union, then for the priority of the nation itself...' over joint decisions, and that's why it's a

of politics. she is the author as many books, including most recently the party congress lawmaking and a polarized era. the co-author of to be of new york times bestsellers, including how democracies die and the book that we will be focusing on today, why american democracy reached a breaking point. the author of many books, including most recently the book that we will be discussing, democracy's resilience to populism's threat. thank you for joining francis, steven and kurt. let's begin with your new book, wyatt tierney of the minority, why american democracy reached the breaking point. you argue that the threats to democracy are even worse than you imagined when you vote, how democracies die. you say that part of those threats come from the minority area and features tell us why you believe that the most eminent threat facing us is minority rule. >> i'm not sure it is the most imminent threat. i think we face the threat of sheer instability in which we slide in and out crazy. it could be accompanied by a fair amount of iron. it may not be the most minute one. the book takes on a few question, ba

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reformatted, the party system has been reformatted, and representatives of the leadership sit here. three parties, i represent, since i was one of the participants in the organizational congressk, now on behalf of the party and yesterday literally the leader of our party, oleg aleksandrovich romanov, spoke at the belarusian state university, handed over party tickets to the first activists of the bsu, and now four truly constructive parties have remained legal. in the public field, but we must understand that if, if in belarus, the party system today stands somehow apart from the electoral system, if we still do not have a proportional system and not a mixed one, but elections will be purely majoritarian, then those people who are in parties will have to compete with other people who may not be in parties, who may be self-propelled, who may be nominated by some... forces, so here the question arises of this very external factor, which, of course, will try to find such people somewhere, push them through, despite the fact that now many have no direct influence left, but this opposition, which has been squeezed out abroad, but which is not certainly leaves thoughts about return

the public as we're currently at the top from the city to lafayette, to national congress of any of the political parties that come in. so it's on the conflicts and the you, as there's been a lot to this, we watch a lot of pizza and the african national congress, which has not been the only one in fact, a mathematician. that to minister a mr. but who knows? we lost it, did come off to the priest visited that ileana phillips of kosky who is the, is really invested in so that i forgot to put this into. so i think it was becoming a good. attainable. we have also heard the international media stuff, that is the point of saying that to be, i'm back to the op, used to it has to making a number caught me, said i in contradiction. what the standing on, as he said, that because you can coffee and can even say that almost to those comments from these really invested almost some of the 2 statements made by the united states method a couple of months ago. so even said that seems to be a strange practice among some and baptism. and so that's the goal. would think that they can just come in and see what the like and t

material; before that, entire pages were devoted exclusively to materials of one or another congress of the communist partypoint the next one is that since it’s not easy for me so, they leaked it, conventionally they say, this is called a leak, it’s just that the investigators leaked these testimonies to me there, for a reason, because after they were published in a million copies on vk, it is no longer possible. it was possible to remove this testimony from the case, to ignore it, because before that, in general, there could simply have been one or another call and said that this testimony is not needed, we just have it, you know, like when editing a film this episode we we just cut it out, it doesn’t fit into the concept, so the investigators of course they wanted certain moments to be finally included in the concept, therefore, having already been published, these materials, they were like this was the term that was used for artists, lithuanian, that is , an artist who performed in the soviet union, he is any text, be it this is a song, a poem, it doesn’t matter, it was censored, this work, this text, i

initiated early in the nixon administration, done without the knowledge of congress or permission of congress. cambodia was not a partyo the war at that point. but he felt it was in the strategic interest of the u.s. to do that. because he felt supply lines are coming through or troops were amassed in cambodia, north vietnamese troops. he was involved in, under his watch, covert actions to topple leaders who he felt were leading in the communist direction. he turned the other way to awooses of human rights when they were being -- when they were being propagated by allies in the fight against the soviets. so, you know, he had a philosophy and he enforced it. he was also a very secretive person. and when the cambodian raids were revealed, he authorized with j. edgar hoover investigations of white house staff, including his own, to see where the leaks came from. so, you know, these things linger tens of thousands of people died in incursions that he sort of turned his back to because he had larger goals. >> yeah, and you can't leave it out. people aren't leaving it out. the conversation you had with him is fascinating. t

international affairs she is she's the author of many books including most recently the limits of the parties congress and lawmaking in a polarized era. stevenen is david rockefeller professor of latin american studies and professor of government at harvard university. he is the co-author of two "new york times" bestsellersw including how democracies.most recently the book will be focusing on today tierney of the minority. why american democracy reach the breaking port kurt weyland is the professor liberal arts in government at the university of texas at austin he is the author of many books including most recently his forthcoming book which we will be discussing democracies resilience to populism threats. welcome and thank you so much for joining steve lutz begin with you if we may. in your new book white tierney of the minority white democracy reach the breaking point. you argue these threats to democracy are even worse than you imagined when you wrote how democracies die in 2018. use a part of those threats comes from the minority aryan features of the u.s. constitution which allows to thwart major

the entire page were allocated only exclusively for the materials of this or that - the congress of the communist partyint is the following, that uh, since it was not just like that - they leaked it to me, relatively speaking, this is called: simply leaking, the investigators leaked this testimony to me there, ah, not just like that, because after they were published in a million copies in the icc, it was no longer possible to remove these testimonies from the case and ignore them, because before that, in general, there could simply have been one or another call to say, that we don’t need these testimonies, we just do them, you know, like when editing a film, we just cut out this episode, it doesn’t fit into the concept. therefore - the investigators, of course, wanted certain points to be finally included in the concept, therefore, having already published these materials, they seemed to have this term - which was used for artists, lithuanian, that is - an artist who performed in the soviet union, he any text, be it a song, a poem, it doesn’t matter, it was censored, this is a work, this text, it shou

of the region, evgeny churkin. his candidacy was supported at the party conference. the agenda also includes elections of delegates to the all-russian party congressld in moscow. the yaroslavl branch of the party shows positive dynamics, deputy secretary of the general council of united russia, sergei perminov, emphasized at the conference. must maintain the pace of its development, for us yaroslavl the region is a very significant region, our colleagues must keep the interests of every resident of the yaroslavl region in focus and do everything to ensure that life in the region becomes better and better. i understand for sure that this is a great responsibility to the residents who entrusted their votes to the party representatives, it is very important that that people’s program, those party projects , the orders of voters that our candidates collected during the meeting, they are definitely... implemented now work is underway on the main law of the yaroslavl region, this budget of the yaroslavl region, it is very important that all these wishes are reflected in the budget. a rural house of culture was opened in the kemerovo region, updated acco

of candidates for deputies of the house of representatives will be carried out by the congress of the belarusian partylace on december 23. the elections are an experience for party activists, an opportunity to convey their ideas and mobilize society; the ldpb is preparing no less actively than belaya rus. in the ranks of this party there are many entrepreneurs, workers and teachers, its an energetic leader, oleg gaidukevich is known for his tough rhetoric in defending the interests of the country, hitting right in the eye, he took the helm of the party after his father. it is a historic event for the country's political system when the president meets. with party leaders, and the fact that this did not happen before is the fault of the political parties. you correctly said in your opening remarks that there is little trust in parties. and why, in ninety -four, when you were nominated as a presidential candidate and all the people were with you, how did the party leaders behave? i i remember very well, even though i was in school, how the party leaders behaved in 95-96 in the supreme council, when all

; before that, entire pages were allocated exclusively to materials of one or another congress of the communist partyn a million copies by the vmc, it was no longer possible to remove these testimonies from cases, ignore them, because before this, in general , there could simply have been one or another call to say that these testimonies are not necessary. we just cut them out, you know, like when editing a film, we just cut out this episode, it doesn’t fit into the concept, therefore, investigators of course, they wanted certain aspects to be fully integrated into the concept , so having already published these materials, they were like this was the term that was used for artists, lithuanian, that is, an artist who performed in the soviet union. it is any text, be it a song, a poem, it doesn’t matter, it was censored, this work, this text, it should be filled in, that is, there should be a corresponding stamp there, this is how these testimonies would be read, naturally, people from other law enforcement agencies, they were interested in where the journalists actually got these materials, i said, ye

so we've heard here at the party congress, actually the members of the party and also me mr. as well. to make this decision, i suspend the debt limitations for this year. but we've also heard from the economy minister a whole but how big? who said that there is a strong need to reform the debt break in germany, that there have to be exceptions. for example, to use borrows money to push investments, for example, in the green economy, but also for modernization and transformation. he puts it in a way that he puts germany in competition. for example, with the us where a lot of is an investment is going into the green economy and transformation. and he says, if germany doesn't do the same and push investment also with borrowed money and risk staying behind, edit, it cannot make power going down. as the double use julia, fidelity and cost to thank you so much. and far right populous fed builders has one big in the netherlands, general elections with almost all the votes, counted his freedom party is on track to double their number of seats in parliament . but without an outright m

and the growing momentum to post george centers out of congress by members of his own party. then from fistfights in congress to president biden on the world stage. it has been quite a week. michael beschloss is here to put it into perspective as the 11th hour gets underway on this friday night. greetings everyone, i'm simone sanders townsend in for stephanie ruhle. donald trump's divisive and potentially dangerous rhetoric is about to be tested in court. monday morning a federal appeals court will weigh to lift a partial gap order imposed by judge tanya chutkan. who is overseeing the election interference case in washington d.c.. this afternoon judge chutkan denied the former presidents bid to strike references to the violence of january six from his indictment. that rule came just hours after we learned more about trump's own view of that day. and the rally on the ellipse. here's what he told abc's jonathan carl. a little bit more than two months after the insurrection. . who >> if you look at the real signs of that crowd it was never reported directly. it's the biggest crow

of the party's dysfunction and unraveling of its structure and traditional unity. that listen. >> what we're seeing is ref reflective of the state of affairs in congress in the republican party and the state of the nation. by that i mean if you think about what pololitical parties typically can do, one of the things that they can do in one way or another is enforce discipline of some kind, party discipline, take measures in line, keeping them from perhaps punching each other or maybe shoving them in a hallway or throwing out names in a hearing, and another thing that political parties typically can do is they have an agenda or a mission or a policy that draws them together and united them and enables them to w work together. and again, tamps down some of the kind of behavior that we saw today. so part of what went through my mind as a historian, when we're looking at the impact of a party that is not a functional party and without all of the things that party does, all of the control that it can enforce, we're seeing all of this sort of flying off at all sides as to uncontrolled behavior in congress. >> new economic data shows inflation continues to cool in the u.s. an

public space, a reformatted party system , representatives, leaders of three parties are sitting here, i imagine, since i was one of the participants in the organizational congressnow on behalf of the party and yesterday ... literally the leader of our party oleg aleksandrovich romanov spoke in the belarusian state university presented party tickets to the first bsu activist, and now four truly constructive parties remain in the legal and public field, but we must understand that if in belarus the party system today stands somehow apart from the electoral one, in our country anyway, elections will be held not according to a proportional system and not according to a mixed system, but purely according to a majoritarian system, but those people who are in parties will have to compete with other people who may not be in parties, who may be self-promoters who can be put forward by some other forces, here the question arises of this very external factor, which, of course, will try to find such people somewhere, push them through, despite the fact that now they have no direct influence... they have no left , but this opposition , which has been pushed abroad, but whic

without precedent in recent history and we did not support it and are urging members of our party and members of congress from any party not to support it either. >> george: jon finer, thanks very much. >>> now let's bring in the house republican leader steve scalise. congressman, thank you for joining us this morning. you just heard jon finer. your response? >> well, george, good to be with you, and first of all we wanted to make sure we quickly got relief to israel. we have been working with the israeli government on this specific that they have had replenishing the iron dome, replenishing david's sling, and other missile systems that they are using right now. i met with some of the families friday, george, of those victims, those hostages, people who died in the attack on the 7th, and they want relief. they want their families back, and that's why this talk of a pause needs to stop. hamas needs to be eliminated. hamas working with iran has been plotting and planning for months, if not over a year, to invade israel, and israel has a right to defend themselves and we in the congress stand right behind t

the politician made such a statement during a speech before the congress of the fidesz party, which is. he stated that it is necessary to correct the mistake. a promise to ukraine regarding joining the eu and to have no illusions about the russian war against ukraine. a serious political struggle awaits us in the coming months before the european elections. there will also be a discussion of the budget in brussels, correction of the false promise to start negotiations with ukraine our task, since ukraine is now light years away from the european union. according to orbán, the politics of brussels. correct and his country has to resist with all its might, according to him, budapest should not leave the eu, but change it. ukraine's other neighbors, poland, romania and slovakia, which are also members of the european union, have not publicly denied ukraine's future membership, but they have economic claims. slovakia supported poland in blocking the movement of ukrainian trucks on the territory of ukraine, however, the reuters agency, citing sources in brussels, reported that the approval

and the growing momentum to post george centers out of congress by members of his own party.

of prison and health care than we spend on our war. this president, at the moment, is not showing the capacity to do that, and the party, in the congresscongress is showing the capacity to do that. so i think it's a combination of these things turning young people off, and people of color have been turned off for a while because of lack of comprehensive immigration reform, if you're talking about the latino community. and no conversation at all about reparations are talking about the black community. but we're spending hundreds of billions of dollars every year on weapons of war but we can't even have a conversation about reparations? those are the things that are happening now. >> do you think his position on israel and gaza, the israel war with hamas has anything to do with his, i think he's lost about 15% of the black vote in this latest nbc polling, do you think that has anything to do with how he has talked about this conflict in particular? i know the rate great writer on a mare race in america saw similarities in terms of the experience of what is happening with palestinians, the lack of mobility, the lack of representation, and

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trial took place in nuremberg, for the nazis in the place where they held their large-scale party congresses. ofth by hanging. the process lasted for almost a year and had a great influence on the development of world criminal law. it was the last act of cooperation between the allied powers before the outbreak of a full-fledged cold war. november 20, 1962 the us ended its blockade of cuba. this marked the end of the cuban missile crisis. blockade. the us formally called the quarantine to avoid accusations of starting a war. it was introduced in response to the deployment of soviet missiles in cuba aimed at us territory. this was the soviet response to american missiles stationed in turkey and aimed at soviet cities, including moscow. cuba was surrounded by 180 ships in the us ims to prevent new soviet ships carrying weapons from entering the island of freedom. although both sides were preparing for escalation and full-scale war no one wanted to. leader fidel castro tried to reach an agreement. the ussr removed the missiles to persuade khrushchev to launch a preventive nuclear strike on the unit

states for the next year, it is about more than 60 billion dollars and here, each of the competing parties of the congress its own view on the distribution of budget funds. the topic of ukraine is not very positive for republicans. they do not want to vote for ukraine. a compromise solution should be the so-called biden package, which takes into account the interests of both parties. the white house proposed to vote simultaneously on the financing of four programs: ukraine, israel. taiwan and the security of the us borders, and therefore continue to insist here. all four are important, and the president wants them all to be considered, all were passed by congress. as long as the political strife does not subside, the issue of financing both the budgetary and defense spheres of ukraine is written in the air, how events will develop for us in the future, there are several scenarios, and here is the first one: there will be debates, there will be discussions, it is not clear whether there will be votes. whether such a decision will be made, accordingly, all this postpones the process of the actual transfer o

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the irony here is that an overwhelming majority of members of congress including members of both partiese. the group that is holding this up is the same group that has thrown the house into chaos, it's blocked a lot of other important legislation. it's a small group of republicans in the house, that is why the senate is going to act first, we know mitch mcconnell, chuck schumer agreed on funding this kind of u.s. leadership across the globe, supporting our allies. and they are gonna poke a spell to speaker johnson. the speaker johnson will have to do the rebels that oppose everything but also with a lot of house republicans who do support funding both our allies, ukraine, and israel. this is gonna be, alicia, the first true test of leadership for speaker johnson. >> it's a bunch of pop quizzes, this is the exam. i take carlos's point, in addition to all the things that are measurable and on the table, in the background there is this question of american leadership which is why it's interesting to me the politics that republicans are playing with this. i want to take a listen to mike turn

there's members of congress who are members of the republican party they are seeing other people whovil conversation, instead of actually letting the ballot box where they decide issues different. they are taking the law into their own hands. atz we -- as we see it, as donald trump continues to rise in the polls and as the justice system is trying to hold him accountable. he for some reason gives this base even more of a feeling that they should take justice into their own hands. i'm very concerned. i know the people who are going to be engaged in the election cycle next year are also very concerned as well as the news media. >> all right, we're going to have to leave it there. appreciate your time this evening. >>> new details on a possible deal to release hostages from gaza as called for a cease-fire grows louder. my conversation with chris holland after this break. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day! (music) have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms, like carpal t

of law, congress should intervene. as we've seen, he's completely captured his party in congress, and his party in congress is not in controlof the legislative -- that chuck will be gone. to the last took is the courts. atif he's in office for another term, and appointing people like judge aileen carroll down in florida, who is delaying his trial on the documents case, he's going to have compliant judges to. then, there are no more fail-safes after that. >> that's terrifying. but there are fail-safes. that's the key, after, that their stuff in there, and there's a lot of bulwark, they just have to be reinforced in every possible conceivable way. ian bassin, who recently was awarded a mcarthur genius fellowship. congratulations on that. when i heard the news, i said, i know that guy for a long time, he's smart enough. genius, i don't know. but good work. >> thanks chris, it's a tribute to all the amazing people i work with that protect democracy. >> really as well deserved. thanks a lot, ian. >> thank you. >> still ahead. a big week for democrats, and a big al for culture warriors across america. that's next. that's next. th

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won’t be there without special details, but i had the opportunity in ankara during the congress of the ruling partymu is not like an older brother, a younger brother who exploded, they yes, they think that now... it’s time to show - the motherfucker, as one politician once said in our country, and here everything is really much more complicated, but in order not to confuse you and me, not the audience, i still adhere to the logic that i just told you about, well, actually now about these very layouts, on which it depends to some extent, or already does not depend to any extent on where this entire structure goes will lead, and which is controlled, largely from the outside, but controlled, perhaps not from one, but from several centers. which, of course, is also probably a little more complicated than, i understand the full extent of your, so to speak, well, schematism, schematism, yes - all the same, there are some processes going on inside, well, about which we are talking today we have the opportunity to call the adjutant of the same zaluzhny whom we, whose article we discussed at the beginning,

last month in his closing remarks to the national executive committee of the country's ruling party, the african national congress, anc, he said that palestine echoed the history of appartied and south africa struggle against white minority role. we have a full. understanding of how the people of palestine have taken up this issue because they are people as many countries and leaders in the world have uh opined that they have been under occupation for almost 75 years and people under occupation who have been waiting a struggle. against an oppressive government that has occupied their land, but also a government that has in recent times been dubbed an apartate state, as people and an organization that has struggled against an oppressive system of apart, we do pledge solidarity with the palesty and as the african national congress, we have always pleged our solidarity with them. well, for more on south africa's pro palestinian stance, we have contacted martin jensen, he's the executive member of the palestine solidarity campaign in cape town south africa. thanks lot for your time, sir today. it's a pleasure. thanks

where nazism was born, the beer coup was in munich, neuberg is also in bavaria, and congresses of the nsdp, the nazi party neuberg party, so in this palace of justice, all this happened, and in fact, until october 1 , 1946, when the verdict was passed, colossal documents were really collected, which were then issued, made public, but in english. in english, if i’m not mistaken, there are 42 volumes of the collection, there is a russian translation, in ukrainian, unfortunately, this topic was not studied so deeply, not everything was translated completely, and in russian only seven volumes, that is, only a fragment was published, here it is such a fragmented approach to reality, only a fragment of this reality was torn out, published, for example, the speeches of lawyers were not published at all, well, they no longer existed, well, in fact, so to speak, it was considered that they had abandoned their clients, because it was believed that, well, this exculpatory actions, so to speak, are some arguments that can in one way or another justify at least part of what they were accused of. well, maybe it just un