conservative union that's made up of the christian democratic union and in bavaria the christine social union, they look likely to drop around 9 percent of what they pull back in 2017. i mentioned the christian social union in bavaria for 32.5 percent. if that comes in the around that well, that would be the lowest numbers they'd posted since 1949 spare thought the conservative block set for pops the worst ever showing in the bond this doug. they have spent the last 16 years in power with angular merkel at the helm. it's now looking unlikely, or looking, uncertain whether there'll be a part of the next government us all this is nick, a neck race. this election is an exceptional situation. a president, we don't have any certain outcome, any certain figures, but we can already say that we cannot be satisfied with the results. and yet the outcome of elections still unclear this will be on top of it current. yet sean sagen? well, germany is all about coalitions when it comes to who rules the country. so let's have a look at some of the, the mathematical possibilities based on how things loo

that's the rates of the social democrats, the black of the conservative union. and the yellow of the free democrats is particularly popular with business. not so much with anybody else. that brings us on to, to national flag coalitions that you make a coalition, which is between the conservative union, the green party, and the free democrats. plenty of questions would be raised with that one. then there's the kenya coalition. so called because of the can you flag as i mentioned, that's red, black and green. know mark zada, who's the leader of the various christian and social union. the quite fun these a jamaica coalition will. of course he would that would see him or his party at least to remain in government. what we are hearing though is when it comes to coalition talks, it may well be the free democrats, the pro business, low tax coffee, the greens, the group that want to see more taxes and a pro environmentalist agenda that they may have to hammer out. coalition talks before they involve parties that have won the lion's share of the vote, because if those 2

currently, as it stands going into this election, the, the, the conservative union, the center right block are the leaders in the coalition with the center left social democrats, the junior partner of these results turn out to be the way the results have actually gone. these exit polls turn out to be the way results have gone. we could see roles reversed. that would mean that all app sholtes would be the chancellor. the green policy would become the largest opposition in germany. now when it comes to who the party is all about conservative union that uncle a miracle has headed up now for such a long time. and with such a big part of, in fact people had said if the, the outgoing chancellor stood in this election, she probably would have one again, they run on a policy with armand lush. it of the candidate of no new taxes, in fact tax reductions on lower and middle income families. they also said that china and russia, when it came to where they wanted to see foreign policy issues titled, the social democrats, who, of course, we go off the exit, polls have just nipped the head in this

conservative union made up of the christian democratic union and in bavaria, the christie and social union, that of course, the party, the, the group. the uncle of miracle is presided over for the last 16 years. as chancellor. not a good night for them, it would seem their set to lose around 9 percent of the votes on what they got in 2017. if we go down to the varia, the christian social union, they're looking to post around 32.5 percent. if that's how it ends up, it would be their worst numbers since 1949. as i said, a very different mood at the center, right? in fact, they run into a whether they will be in government this time around us. all. this is nick neck race. this election is an exceptional situation. a president. we don't have any certain outcome any certain figures, but we can already say that we cannot be satisfied with the results. and yet, the outcome of election still unclear this will be the current, yet sean sagen. while germany is ruled by coalitions and it's mathematics that will be tapping away through the night, as people try to get over that 50 percent of the s

. >> this is a historic setback for the conservative union.here does it take the authority from to see itself in the game for forming a government? >> there is no authority to be a part of the next government. obviously, there is a situation which consists of an open process. they social democrats are slightly ahead of us. the green and the liberal party have expressed their interest to have talks with the csu. we are closely in the leading position along with the social democrats. we have a superficial campaign before the 26th of september. the reality of the issues and the challenges ahead of us is coming closer. we will now have to deal and give the answers to the tough challenges in different areas. this is now the game. >> for social democrats are ahead. is there any scenario you can imagine you can see armin laschet become the german chancellor? >> there is no authority to claim in any way that we have to be a part of this government. it will depend on who will find a sufficient agreement in terms of political substance. this is open. th

thank you so much for talking to us about this, craig hilton, taylor from the union for conservation of nature, international union for conservation of nature. joining us there for ma say, thank you for your time. thank you very much. and the man who carried out a knife attack in a new zealand shopping mall before being shot dead by police was recently released from prison despite fears. he posed a threat. 7 people were injured on friday when he grabbed a knife from a supermarket shelf in oakland and sab, several customers prime minister just in the order and says police had been closely monitoring the shrunken national, who has inspired by i thought it was jailed in 2018 for possessing a hunting knife and extremely videos and released in july, despite efforts to keep him behind bars, agencies used every tool available to them to protect innocent people from this individual. every legal avenue was tried, but we ought to everyone have other people look at the facts of this case to, to analyze them, to see what was done and what more could have possibly been done. the i, b, c. i and the

conservative union of the christian democratic union on their bavarian since the party, the christy and social union, who certainly fall into that biggest loser, cut agree. it's the lowest numbers that they've posted since the 2 parties have come together back in 72 years ago. really huge questions, so exactly what went wrong. that's going to be a big old top see when it comes to what's happened within the center. right. but they still have a chance of that maintaining power. this is of course, angular merkle party or was angular merkle, party the outgoing german chancellor. and no, the party going into the loses category would be the left. they dropped off massively from what they posted back in 2017. in fact they, they fell below the 5 percent the you actually need to get into the bone, the stock book because they won 3 constituencies outright. what that means is they have to wait on by the skin of the teeth. the electoral commission has announced that they will get 39 seats in the next parliament, left party leadership. they recognize this hasn't been a good time for them. above his

we ran tom norton from war veteran and president of the michigan conservative union. thank you so much for joining me tom. these rooms on on are ok. so this is no surprise, but let's kind of just bring this into perspective. how big was the drug trade in afghanistan? prior to the us withdrawal, compared to where we see a just a few weeks later? well, the piano stand withdraw the drug trade, the united states military. it's been a lot of time making sure that they weren't shipping rugs outside of the country. i mean, 2700000000 speaks for itself. that's a failure that happened with the piano stand withdrawal. and as that goes to ship across the border and everything else that kind of leads into how, why the taliban is going to continue. actually funneling drugs across into other countries. but this is a really big, it's a really big failure by the united states of the draw not actually taken care of those poppy fields reserve there because that's one of their biggest revenue streams. well that's, that was kind of the world's biggest elicit open supplier. so you knew go

>> larry, american conservative union. this couldn't be more timely. i think it could have an impact on what we're doing the next few months and discussion on this issue. but let me ask you this. by the way, this issue of the parties, on the federal level what you said is absolutely accurate, my experience on the state level, and we're getting into this now with our state legislative ratings, we're in springfield, illinois, today, for example, where a lot of the success of unions and illinois have been through the republican party as much as the democrat party. in any case, let me ask you this about the states. do you see a wide variety of states in the way they handle the -- the way states handle this? do you go into, in the book, where the successes and failures have been in the states? >> oh, larry, thank you so much for the question. great job at the acu. i appreciate what you do. we all think that there are 23 right to work states. most being indiana. well, there are. what is a right to work state really mean? does it mean you're free to petition

republican lawmakers were reluctant to go against the national sheriff's association with the a more conservative unionhow much of this was bowing to outside pressure. >> let me start off by saying i'm highly disappointed as so many ores are that they couldn't find a way to go fooshd. we actually need national standards across the board. geoff does not determine the level of conservancy. it's highly disappointing. i do believe outside influence, particularly, you know, this would not go through, it's just troubling for the families that worked so hard to push the george floyd policing act forward as well as many law enforcement professionals who also believe this should go forward. this should have gone through. it's long, long, overdue. >> i draw parallels in this sense. after george floyd, after newtown, people thought, this is the opportunity. in newtown it was gun reform. here, police reform. have -- are you concerned, carmen, that the moment might be missed, that all the emotion and all the focus that happened during the black lives protest matters in the aftermath regarding george floyd are going

joining us with action, fox news contributor charlie hurt, american conservative union chairman matt slap is with us. let me ask you both, now the white house, matt, they're claiming that, in fact, they will pay. they weren't rushing to judgment. when obama was there, they rushed to judgment entree von martin, on freddie graham in baltimore, they rushed to judgment in ferguson, missouri. that was a signature of theirs. they will pay sounds like a >> sean, you're not allowed to go out and threaten your employees. jo rebiden is ultimately their boss. as much as federal employees are sometimes maligned, they have rights. and think about these people who are simply doing their job. you know, we're supposed to prevent illegals from crossing the border. that's what our law says. joe biden is the president. he has to enforce all of our laws. instead, he's demonizing law enforcement in the same cavalier way he left americans behind in afghanistan. this is outrageous. this attack on men and women who are simply doing their job and following their oath to have the president of the united state

chairman of the american conservative union matt slap spelled it out well for us. endorsement record in republican elections 10-0. six of those were in victories to lead the state and national republican party. in 202120 of the 122 candidates president trump endorsed in congressional primary elections they won and the two who didn't lost to candidates who successfully ran campaigns by arguing they were, quote more trump than their opponents. 120 of 122. and yet, liz cheney thinks she is going to be the exception? >> yeah. i mean, pete, everyone has their opinions in politics but in the end, the facts are what matter and there is no question. i could just tell you from my existence of having people text me and call me every republican running for office who wants to win and certainly who is in a primary is calling to figure out if someone can help him get a meeting with donald trump at mar-a-lago or bedminster or somewhere else. it's what the whole game is i have never seen anything like it and i have spent my whole adult life in politics. look, you call them rinos

this was - highlighted ten years ago for the international union of the conservation of nature.oser to extinction. when you look back in 2011, they found the concern for all seven species of tuna, and it really raised the alarm bells. people started to act on this. mainly fishing quotas, mainly concentration on "sustainable fishing closed toe, and a crackdown on illegalfishing. on "sustainable fishing" and a crackdown on illegalfishing. inaudible then strict fishing quotas. they are not out of the waters by any means. some familiar names here. yellowfin, blue fin, starting to recover. we are getting some recovery. conservation groups say that with concerted action conservation can work. of course there are many, many other species where things are looking to hire and are not looking good. i was hire and are not looking good. i was lookin: at hire and are not looking good. i was looking at some _ hire and are not looking good. i was looking at some of _ hire and are not looking good. i was looking at some of the _ hire and are not looking good. i was looking at some of the stats,

now the union, the conservative center, right, what is happening to them? they campaign saying no new taxes that didn't go down. it would seem as well as they would have wanted they. they also put a focus when it comes to foreign policy on targeting both russia on china. we then have the green party, as you would imagine, from the green party, the environment and environmental issues right up there in the manifesto. but they also talks about the ideas of a increasing the minimum wage. they also want to get rid of the speed limit on they also bond. they also want to see taxes come in on high earn is and not money being used to provide more cash for children. also for more infrastructure in germany, they haven't performed as well in the interest of the country of they did in the west. what we have seen also is the left party, you know, they had been talks about a, an outside bet for, for me, what's called a red red green coalition. alongside the social democrats. the green party doesn't look likely out the home. and in fact, the left party, a delinquent are f

that's according to the international union for conservation of nature that's released a red list of threatened species more than a 3rd of all sharks on res could become extinct. over fishing is the main cause. although habitat, los effects, 31 percent of those species, the largest living lizard, the commode dragon, has moved from vulnerable to endangered, but enforcement efficient quotas has seen for tuna species start to recover. craig hilton taylor's head of the red las unit at the international union for conservation of nature. he says conservation programs have been successful in saving some species from dying out. with the tune is showing that the putting in place coaches and having good regulation frameworks and having countries arrange countries implementers coaches and work very closely with the fisheries industries . there's been a good partnership there. we don't see the same partnership happening yet with the sharks. there are various legal instruments around the world, but only $45.00 pm i. she really protected from, from fishing at the moment. so there's a lot more if i