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hotly discussed political issue not just but of course abroad as we know that was constantine reportingor us many thanks. let's head over to the u.s. where a new poll shows that support for a suggs american political party has reached an all time high according to the study significantly more than half of americans now support the idea it's actually the highest rate since the question far started being asked not only by the gallup polling group it was 18 years ago now while 46 percent of democrats say a 3rd party is needed which by the way is down from 52 percent in september interestingly a record high of republicans favor thought party but still trump supporters are willing to help him unite the republican ranks and i said mr president this mega movement needs to continue we need to unite the party trunk closes the way back in 2022 we discuss the current state of u.s. politics with a panel of experts. i think that in the republican party you have 2 factions you have a conservative pro-life faction and then you have the establishment side yes doubtless from inside has really not been f

constantine rushkoff reporting from the armenian capital live thank you. now the country has been on edge since november of last year over a peace deal with azerbaijan on the disputed region of newborn a car bomb the government had vowed victory and not more but armenians saw the agreement as a humiliating defeat and protesters reacted to the truce by storming government buildings and. much of the current volatility has been filled by a top level dispute over army weaponry the prime minister earlier claims that russian made iskhandar missile systems had failed in the war but they russian defense ministry says armenia didn't even use that weapon in the conflict. because . chalk it up to make rockets on a. why the iskenderun that fired did not explode or only exploded 10 percent off. the tank. the prime minister and the governments of all me no longer able to make adequate decisions in this example i'm critical situation for the armenian people given the current situation the home team says of the rizzi commission of the prime minister and the government. th

are beginning to look a bit like a new battlefield in foreign policy that was our correspondent constantineashcloth giving us all the details there. well let's head over to the u.s. where a new poll shows that support for a 3rd american political party has reached an all time high according to the studies significantly more than harf of americans now support the idea it's actually the highest rate since the question fostered to being asked nationally by the gallup polling group 18 years ago now while 46 percent of democrats say a 3rd party is needed which is actually down from 52 percent in september interesting iraq war tired republicans favor a 3rd party but still trump supporters are willing to help him unite the ranks said mr president this mega movement needs to continue we need to unite the party trunk closes the way back in 2022 while we discuss the current state of u.s. politics with our panel of experts. i think that in the republican party you have 2 factions you have a conservative approach faction and then you have the establishment side yes doubtless from inside has really not

area there's been no serious clashes reported thus far let's get up to speed let's go there are constantine rose course reporting from the scene of one of those camps there bit noisier than last year i can hear beyond what's going on this morning as year of the whole country wakes up to a brand new day but a lot of uncertainty ahead. well good morning to you kevin you know right now the situation is boiling over i mean let me show you a little bit here is the crowd of people and from what i was told there was an argument like a fight between the local armenian t.v. crew and some protesters and the police had to intervene in their intervene and you know tried to facilitate that peaceful resolution so you know anyway it just shows that the situation is getting more and more intense here on the spot oh you can see right now people are again are arguing about something in armenian again the police officers have has to enter intervene well anyway we are right now looks like the situation come down. i guess for how long so like i said we're right now in front of the nation's parliament which beca

taking part in a source tracing mission in china now we're joined live in the studio again by artist constantine for more on this so tell us about this. so the figure that is front and center to this story peter does show he is a british american just and he was assisting the w.h.o. mission to go on to find out the origins of the current dummy so the scientists really didn't mince his words when he took to twitter to lash out at u.s. intelligence for back in fear is that the virus could have been men made and. came from a chinese lab let's have a listen. well now this joe biden has to look tough on china please don't rely too much on u.s. intelligence increasingly disengaged under trump and frankly wrong on many aspects now why has it made such a fuss well for one its strong language from a u w h o representative who has taken on the u.s. intelligence community questioning their credibility and the thing is that u.s. intelligence has a different version of why and how this pandemic came about and u.s. officials already claim that they're not going to accept the findings of these one mission beca

artie's constantine risk of reporting live from the armenian capital for us thank you. but to discuss this further we can cross live to independent journalist martin summers as always you're welcome to the program armenia's president has rejected the p.m.'s order to sack the country's armed forces chief how big of an impact will that how about the situation. well it's a situation that's developing very rapidly and it's quite to some extent so it is who's pulling the strings and where the power really lost that clear in the losing the war the air in the west it was obviously in many circumstances you would expect the political leadership to resign i mean at the beginning it will take for example the chain with the 2 result enough to the british who defeated it nobody can norway and churchill than. you could imagine that there would be somebody has to take the blame it isn't going to be the old forces it's going to have to be the political leadership so there's a bit of a tug of war bill in a way but of course it's also about the future direction of all media is it going

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namely the so-called edict of milan which was co-authored by the co-emperors at the time, constantinesunderstood that what milan did was grant toleration to christians. in fact, that had been done two years earlier in 311 in the edict of galarius and the so-called edict of milan, so-called because it wasn't published as an edict, but the historical detail. the document, though, and the policy was one of genuine freedom of religion, the text of that edict makes it clear that that granted freedom for all citizens of the roman empire to follow that form of religion or that understanding of god that a case can be made and robert and i have both tried to make the case that that early policy was a reflection of the early arguments of the church father, such as tortolian, who we mentioned earlier and a part of the court of constantine as early as the first decade of the fourth century. now that story can be told in a book that's conveniently located in the back. it is only 340 days until christmas. you don't have much time so get over there. >> i think we are just about out of time, if i'm n

[cheering] ladies and gentlemen tim constantine from america's newspaper. >> the washington times haseen doing the cpac poll for as long as i can remember and integrate major every year of where conservative america stands and you're unlikely to get much of this information from the mainstream media a matter of fact before we get to the straw poll results let's do a quick poll right here when you are trying to find information. john: as we listen to them explaining what's going to happen during the straw poll let's go back to charlie hurt and alyssa pharaoh, charlie i thought it was interesting that jim jordan said that president trump is a leader of the conservative movement and the leader of the party and one of the questions in the straw poll are you more likely or less likely to vote for a candidate for congress knowing they voted to impeach president trump? >> it's really interesting, that could cut either way for republicans on the one hand that can have all kinds of divisions for the party. if the party goes in the wrong direction but i think what president trump and former pre

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the tech giants after the capitol hill ride is being given a lifeline by a russian firm artie's constantine rushkoff has the story. just to so you don't want to film the screens over there. the turned off from shooting teacher b. facility what are you those mysterious russian hackers in the how much do i scare you. initially used to work while in general if you're getting pressure from the tech giants is it possible to resist. you close by to. give them a little black hole on your is and who was threatened by the company because you were supporting parlor the future of the great american filed wall of merging. this is raw stuff undone most americans have probably never heard of the city in southern russia but if you happen to be a parlor user well you should probably learn the name there was a small digital firm in this city that helped to restore the ill fated platform that was ripped off the internet after the angry mob ransacked the capitol building in d.c. . parlors been especially popular among conservatives and from supporters and it was accused of harboring radicals and conspiracy th

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elections from foreign interference he made that comment on a dressing the state duma's parties need to constantinerushkoff picks up the story . lattimer putin touched on a number of topics both in foreign and domestic politics but of course since it was a meeting with members of the russian parliament one was front and center at the integrity of the upcoming election in russia's lower chambre that is scheduled for september this year the russian president specifically mentioned that it's important to make sure there is no foreign interference in the electoral process even the. people will decide the outcome of the vote and this choice must be protected from any attempts of foreign interference she will not allow any blues to its sovereignty or its people's right to be the musters of the only led by putin also referred to the latest developments involving us social media giants i mean we all remember the removing of donald trump from twitter silencing the voices of conservative commentators online and so latimer putin made a point that those i.t. giants sometimes can disregard the law of a certain

huge opposition rallies were held in the armenian capital with crowd calling for the pm to quit constantine rushkoff has been following the protests and yellow brown for us. the fact that the president of armenia hasn't signed the order to dismiss army's top commander is deemed as a small victory for the opposition in the ongoing standoff between the prime minister and called by she now and the top military command that news was greeted with they allowed a round of applause from the crowd and you know let's hear from the people on the streets who we asked what they think of passion on. today in accordance with the armenian constitution prime minister passion yama and his government a not legitimate there are lots of constitutional acts he violated and therefore violated the legitimacy of his rule the only power that has remained untainted so far and relation to law because the president and the fact that our president is making his moves in accordance with the constitution gives us a chance to solve major problems this is a step forward that will lead to victory because our president is a v

minister nicola to quit his controversial sacking of the armed forces chief a couple of days ago constantine rosko reports from the city the situation on the year of on streets is still volatile in opponents of the prime minister there pretty visible around here they camped overnight in front of the national parliament and with tents and barry kay's it's become the center of a street uprising against the country's leadership right now they're putting up a stage for a mass rally planned for this afternoon and we're expecting thousands of protesters to show up in nearby later on the atmosphere in the country remains tense after prime minister accused the army top command in an attempted coup the opposition that backed the military has vowed to put even more pressure on prime minister pasha now and remove him from power no matter what. the pressure from the public will rice and we will eventually make bus union resign a government that has lost cannot continue to be the government they need to have the courage to think like statesman enough like adventurous from the streets and to resign. at th

night to stay that's a 247 and so pays votes on whether to remove caution and from office parties constantine's been at the scene since early morning. right now we're standing in front of the nation's parliament which became the apis center of the current political crisis in armenia there is heavy police presence in the area officers and basically cordoned off the parliament building and those in right now they are changing and those police officers in the front row they don't have firearms only but times but the security of behind the fence over there well they do have. automatic firearms and you know as far as what's going on right now here on the street well you can see the people behind me they just kind of wandering around chatting peacefully about the latest news. several dozen opponents of the incumbent prime minister any called question and stayed here overnight demanding his resignation and from you know what we're seeing here there are they are bracing for a prolonged standoff set up tense barricades loading up in supplies and firewood is i guess this is another sign that the latest r

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parliament building in yerevan now they've run out to stay there until the cold resigns auntie's constantine rushkoff is that for us. the biggest news of the last couple of hours in armenia is the outcome of the meeting between the opposition leaders and the country's president now why this meeting is so important well for one there is a pretty intense standoff between the armenian political leader prime minister nicola pasha now and he's top military command army generals called on pashtun to resign accusing him of being incompetent the prime minister fired back and he was a military in an attempted coup that's a story that's been playing out since yesterday now partially now wanted to give blood to the chief of the general staff of the armenian armed forces for being too political and disloyal and that would have been a show of force for the prime minister but he can not follow through with this until the president of the country signs off on that order and that's when the latest meeting at the presidential office came into play at 1st it seemed like the opposition has one over there presi

to quit we cannot cross live to our to his cousin risk of who is following this protest for us constantine what does this move mean for armenia. well this is a this is a big news and you know this is the biggest news of the last few minutes and it was greeted with actually a loud round of applause from the crowned and from the crowd and right now as you can see there not so many people. at this area they went to a march down the city standard to make around and then come back to carry on this demonstration now this means a lot actually for the ongoing standoff between the incumbent prime minister he called washington and the army top army generals let me remind you that nichole question and wants to boot out they had of the general staff. of the armenian armed forces after he and several other top army generals called for the rest of nature of the prime minister and accused him basically of being incompetent and the cold machine and then in turn accused them of staging a coup against them and you know it was announced from the stage by one of the opposition leaders that by not signing off