at the last election and they didn't gain the new once because he wasn't consistent you know if mr corbett if you are against you know what it was doing to the stimulus you should be against all of that western. adventurous you know basically we did create ranges. against what they're doing in syria against what they're doing in ukraine he failed to do it and it's interesting you know i think i know why so many people find that if supported actually this is another if and the one in the english i thought that's why we're calling for this program breaks and to point them why they have that feeling because a lot of europeans have a feeling that whatever they decide whatever they vote things will go on yes they did you know the way they rejected the european constitution they had that has been treaty you know they basically try to put it to which point you reported could print ation of course with russia are the politicians who were installed in place and the reaction of the press you know bought in the united states and in britain the reaction of the globalist press they don't understand any

of course working class voters saw right through that that make them very skeptical not just about corbett himself you know has always been referred to as a weak leader and an indecisive and frankly no longer a straight on as leader which is how you mean proceed for but he also made them very skeptical about his entire left wing program you know him when it during this whole 3 year process here. have done multiple programs on it and i've always pointed out that both parties suffered through it but with the selection. it's the tories capitalized on the indecision of the labor party and now the civil war within the labor party goes on full blast as we speak. but you know i have nothing against middle class liberal people but the reaction of the globalist press you know the wall street journal why should britain stayed waiting for this going course if britain leaves the e.u. then there is the fear of sclerosis china. unprecedented economic and political challenges to the e.u. which is now maybe we can to departure which is the school or also has come from somewhere they. first came from these

outside london where british prime minister boris johnson is set to face opposition leader jeremy corbett in the next hour in their final head to head debate for next week's elections i guess this is that last chance to make their arguments and appeal to the people to elect them into office paul what can we expect to hear from corbett and johnson see night. well i think several main things that will of course as part of this it will certainly be a main battle ground it's been the chosen battleground of boris johnson throughout this whole campaign expect the phrases that he's been trotting out through the through the whole of the past month things like get it done avoid the did the real delay that he says would result if labor one power on december 12th i think it's inevitable that the german court will want to bring up this document that he was brandishing earlier on today about the reality of the situation and as regards a border down the center the irish sea and checks taking place on goods moving between northern ireland and the u.k. mainland and back again but as far as the potential

explain the tories spectacular victory in the general election for the elites it was about jeremy corbett but for the voters it was all about briggs and indeed it was brags that $2.00 for bojo it is time to deliver and mr close to washington. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest ninety's and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the nikkei of western civilization and we surgeons of russia we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst and editor and you know so many internet media project and in london we cross alexander make errors he's a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com hi gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime we want in. always appreciate it let's go to london alexander the dust is settling ok about this general election the blow out of the of labor is spectacular and we have to go all the way back to 1935 ice i suppose the the civil war within the labor party has already started and now we have a majority for the tories something we haven't seen since marga

rock itoshi don't break shit corbett quarterback's it was the most politically and intellectually honest of any party because it started with the recognition of the country was split on rimadyl 52 percent vs 40 percent wanted and needed 2016 you referendum but breaks emotional bricks it was far more powerful than a carbon and rebar actually recognised because it's a question of identity it's a question of what it means to be british it's a question of democracy and also and this is something that is very important every saying you of that rancid to reestablish was brought to be hit against corporate media political security and economic but it was to us every single day the character assassination this man has been so great to have been known for if you do it's not remarkable that he would go down to such a crushing defeat in this election ok alan you wanted to say something there do you agree or disagree with what you just heard from john go ahead eleanor colbert's policy it was thought to be ridiculous i mean he said he wouldn't go see it that deal which the e.u. didn't want to renegot

around the world in latin america in the middle east as one of the rise of politicians like jeremy corbett bernie sanders elizabeth warren how much of all of that is about the explicit failure of capitalism to protect workers to share the proceeds of growth to reduce inequality gross i think specifically when you're looking at what's going on in latin america at the moment you're looking at the massive pushback against international institutions that for decades have been in place in 40 states are actually actively involved in foisting a very particular economic and political order on nations that simply democratic and have rejected many of those policies as a significant source of instability and many of those states it's hardly surprising that people who are basically losing the right to vote to have a say over their economy are really getting angry about this stuff when you actually look at the countries that are seeing protests that were it's interesting because some of the countries that have the most violent protests right now are the ones that have been most prosperous in the last 3

war protests over corruption and inequality to the popularity of socialist politicians like jeremy corbett and bernie sanders it's hard to get away from the idea that there's something very wrong with the global economic system even billionaires and business leaders talk openly about capitalism being broken so is it really on the way out or all reports of capitalism is demise much exaggerated greece blakely is an economics commentator at the new statesman magazine in london and author of the new book stalin how to save the world from financialization 0 argo's a financial policy analyst at the cato institute in washington d.c. a libertarian free market think tank thank you both for joining me in the arena how much of the recent protests that we've seen around the world in latin america in the middle east as one of the rise of politicians like jeremy corbett bernie sanders elizabeth warren how much of all of that is about the explicit failure of capitalism to protect workers to share the proceeds of growth to reduce inequality gross i think specifically when you're looking at what's going on

secure a majority to get his briggs it plans through parliament the opposition a labor leader jeremy corbett also voted early yes party ground in the final week of the campaign well despite initial of predictions that johnson is on track to win a majority recent poll suggests that the result is just too close to call. hammering his point home prime minister boris johnson canvassing for last minute votes in this breaks it dominated election. and the conservative leader stayed on message throughout his final rally. well i think it's time for this country to come together and move on at the will of the people that we can. that has more low key affair labor leader jeremy corbin was keen to remind voters of the other issues. also go down the road of investing in our country investing to end austerity and redistributing wealth and power in our society in a way that's never been seen before why the government and. it's a choice between carbon and johnson for prime minister so who do voters think it'll be. unfortunately boris to simply never know their options. so you can be prime minister it's not.

january get done that was his main slogan during this election campaign the labor party was jeremy corbett on the other hand tried to convince voters that what they needed was really kill political and economic change many voters however phone this is a difficult choice because those party leaders almost equally unpopular in public opinion. on thursday now people will have to make up their minds they will have to decide where they want their country to go and only on friday morning will the results be known. deep divisions have been opened during the last months mostly of the bricks at issue and it is not yet clear how the country can be healed and how people can be brought back together. mars leader aung sang suu kyi has denied that her country's troops committed genocide against for engine muslims she was speaking at the international court of justice in the hague responding to testimony about barbaric acts committed against the population hundreds of thousands of her henge are now living as refugees in neighboring bangladesh afraid to return. the images that provoked international outra

terrorist had attended university and london prime minister boris johnson and labor leader jeremy corbett attended the vigil together with. hundreds of women have taken to the streets of the iraqi city of basra to show solidarity with anti-government protests elsewhere in the country it's the city's 1st protest to be led by women and to follows the resignation of the country's prime minister over the weekend. germany's defense minister on a great crop has started her 1st visit to afghanistan she's calling for an extension of germany's mandate in afghanistan saying a lot of work is still needed to secure the country germany has around 1300 troops in afghanistan and their mandate is currently due to end next march. or here in germany the future of the country's government is in doubt after chance or. governing coalition partners the social democrats elected 2 new leaders who are critical of the partnership with the chancellor's conservative party they've indicated that they want to see major changes raising the prospects of the current coalition collapsing potentially calls either an early

out of the european union candy opposition labor leader jeremy corbett defied the pollsters can pull off a surprise last minute victory also coming up europe tells the us to mind its own business over a controversial pipeline which will carry rushing.

but as for a specific behavioral this was, at the corbett was the same. it was just move from being a bystander to the status quo to say and we all need to partake a role in untangling the white supremacist and building equitable public power. >> here's the book. it's called how to start a revolution. young people

show jeremy corbett he just couldn't get the message across i think it was a. popularity contest. and unpopularity can see exactly won it and we can already see now the the blame game within labor has already started it was a tweet just now for bomb maker and he said it was clearly a leadership issue on the other hand you have john mcdonald who is the shadow finance and. actually saying i told sky that it was brett's itsy so we can already see how the blame game has started and will continue throughout the night and the next the next days obviously and i think at the end of the day. colgan is no longer tenable perhaps you think later in the they may i think you have to. here in studio with me barbara faisal in london for us thank you very much to both . well as european leaders digest this election results and what it means for the future of the e.u. in brussels there was agreement on one of the blocks most ambitious proposals member states of back plans to drastically slash carbon emissions they're aiming for net 0 emissions by the year 2050 it's part of european commission presi

and his pledge to go to get bread done but it's a crushing defeat for the labor party and jeremy corbett will have full analysis also coming up europe tells the u.s. to mind its own business over a controversial pipeline that will carry russian gas to germany the u.s. is threatening sanctions against companies building the pipeline. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program we start with special coverage of the u.k. general election and what is shaping up to be a landslide victory for the conservatives and exit polls suggesting a massive win for prime minister boris johnson's party one that would give him the majority that he needs to ratify his bret's a deal and take the u.k. out of the european union the poll released by british media shows a clear majority for the conservatives winning $368.00 out of $650.00 seats if that holds it would ensure that johnson remains as prime minister and it would also be a historic loss for jeremy corbin's labor party dropping below 200 seats for the 1st time since the 1930 s. so counting will be going on throughout the night. here's now a look at exactl

to explain the tory spectacular victory in the general election for the elites it was about jeremy corbett but for the voters it was all about brakes and indeed it was brags that 2.0 for bojo it is time to deliver. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed. it wasn't it was bed much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo down engineer elections manufacture consent and other principle holds according to know on. one set of rules for the rich opposite. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of narrow sector of will switch will is dedicated to increasing power for chills just as you'd expect one of the most. influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. all of us will hoops it is an absolute. sense of behavior that appears even in death and dying babi

to explain the tory spectacular victory in the general election for the elites it was about jeremy corbett but for the voters it was all about brakes and indeed it was brags that $2.00 for bojo it is time for the liberal. my name is on all ramsey president more going on here and from this is called sanctuary for offers. housing and restoration for at risk and homeless veterans. how you would be not a. christian do you have a film that i talked to the most pollution. when you get the stigma attached to you so that you know. you know how much of a life left i meant to mr rich the. life you know end of october. 2002 so roughly a year ago gave him a place to stay at least a roof or recite it and. he would do menial tasks around the house during the day did he appreciate what i've done for. him to be honest i'd have to say no he stopped paying me you know. no longer paid me to $250.00 a week in the form that i was pay no rent. you know utilities but i wasn't getting i wasn't getting any money. it's a melody a problem you know told me to leave communication or arnold deeds gave me a place to liv

and get someone fast, get rid of mr corbett and get someone else in in the new year, so do you think, people were asking me what i thought had gone wrong and did i want to put the blame on jeremy corbyn wrong and did i want to put the blame onjeremy corbyn or on brexit, but it can‘t be that simple. in this vast world, people want immediate a nswe i’s , vast world, people want immediate answers, but this is a far more complicated picture. i‘m pleased we will be having the review and people will be having the review and people will be having the review and people will be coming to a like ours and listening, finding out why they couldn‘t trust us with their vote this time. what are some of the things you heard beyond mr corbyn‘s leadership and brexit? where there are other things you heard about the labour party manifesto that they should be looking at now? so, people did bring upjeremy corbyn and brexit, especially in areas like mine, 70% cap might leave. residents thought we were a party of remain, which comes down to a complicated message. the manifesto was 104 pages long and i just

boris johnson and his pledge to quote get brecht's it done but it is a crushing defeat for jeremy corbett says evolved to lead the labor party into a large swath of full analysis also coming up european union leaders take in the british.

has said he wants to ta ke jeremy corbett has said he wants to take the party to another general electiont. do you wa nt to will be a leadership contest. do you want to see a leader who will do things very differently and leader who would lead an election campaign which would look and sound very different to the one that we have just seen or the policy principles we re just seen or the policy principles were the right ones?” just seen or the policy principles were the right ones? i think in terms of the policy principles there's not many things i would support —— there are many things i would support. people voted for brexit in the first place and then punish labour by basically lending their vote to the conservatives. it was a long period of neglect in terms of financial investment in manufacturing industry slipping away to her former communities in real pride as working—class communities having the dignity stripped away over a long period of time and i think we paid the price for that clearly and i have to be honest, i just don't believe the economic transformation those communities nee

what that message of hope corbett will be hoping his message hits home so far polls have not been looking good for labor with most betting on a conservative majority but the case of seeing a shift in recent days and carbon is much better olds of becoming prime minister however there are no clear favorites among the voters. some honest reviews noach if there is no choice. i don't like either of the main candidates so i'm struggling. none of them tell the truth. i just tell the chain it just. out for themselves they know how for us right for themselves that. i will fight i will fight. to have an i pod on my top 2 yeah this is largely a one issue election still some are trying to focus on other important topics this latest mural by renowned street artist. see highlights the issue of homelessness at christmas time for many of the peeress people in the u.k. brags it is the least of their concerns. well polls just opened in london about an hour ago and our correspondent is covering it all rags it has great created a highly divisive atmosphere in british politics is that being reflected in the e

and everyone in the red in other words link them to russia this week it's mostly comrades jeremy corbett as we can see from this headline bounce off the corp and produced a leaked cache of documents part of which he says reveals how pm boris johnson put the n.h.s. up for sale during trade talks with the us q damage control from mr prime minister the n.h.s. is not for sale and under no circumstances will this government or any conservative government do anything to put the n.h.s. up for negotiation in trade talks or probably as an interviewer that those documents represent meetings that took place between a british minister and officials in the usa i think it's time they gave us the shorts that they will not sign off our n.h.s. that they will not sell off our public services as part of a trade deal with the us and i just garage sales aside it's the leaks dossier that's grabbing attention if not from the russians when i could corbin's documents have possibly come from corbin calls it nonsense but among the pack of those demanding the labor party come clean it seems the daily telegraph know

now the leader of the opposition jeremy corbett has accused boris johnson of going down the path of selling off the n.h.s. we've now got evidence that under boris johnson the n.h.s. is on the table and will be up for sale he tried to cover it up in a secret agenda this is the reality yes above down to go see a chanst n.h.s. is for sale but truth be told that's a barrel of issues when it comes to the n.h.s. from all of us like cuts to services but also a growing population and ageing population evolving health care needs but one of the big. yes most crucial factors at the moment is of course to increase all for a lie it says on the privatized sation when it comes to the national health care system so as you can see the same city and unending crisis. following sanctions slumped on russia's nord stream to european gas pipeline by the united states foreign minister a circular office spoke annoyed saying there's no doubt the project will be completed. so it will be finished despite all these threats i am convinced that 1st of all the europeans understand their commercial interests in terms of en

university vigil in london was attended by the prime minister barak's johnson opposition leader gerry corbettand the city's man city council offering state of the news from ballot bowl twitter d w news of its our website d w dot com. there's nothing like a hot bath to warm you up when outside temperatures a plummeting a what works for humans also seems to work for the monkeys at this but article garden in japan stuff in the hot spring results in hockey i don't pump water into them ok enclosure every winter i make gets to enjoy a nice long suck and smoke is not the stuff the water will stay warm until the next year. up next is that tomorrow is the day day don't do science magazine with an in-depth look at climate change and what it could mean for the planet i'll be back at the top of the hour out with more world news good day. for 4 degrees of global warming what difference does it make. please show me a little and we visit the 1st climate monitoring station in africa and explain why it's so important. to also examine how dangerous the melting permafrost is and what missed so involved in geo e

corbett is shameless himself corben will probably not going mediately and you can already see the lines of the debate being formed by his supporters saying it was a break in and want to talk about jeremy corben nothing to do with him he wasn't even present in the present but not involved yes ali let me switch back to you now i want to draw on your expertise on the lib dems 1st of all it hopes to gather the hopes of remainders and carry them into a good result in this election it looks rather like they will now be left to sort of languish in the wilderness of middle ground center ground politics i think the labor markets clearly have had a really dreadful night. at the decision to go for their kind of revoke policy. was was a bold one but was reliant on people really believing in this election the brits that kind of still could be stopped by our strengths and clearly convinced everybody that that wasn't the case that actually that the best and safest thing to do was 'd just sort of bundle up in the middle of an ready box and move on because of that people just thought that is a choice be

initiatives also crying foul of this alleged misuse of the anti semitism label are supporters of jeremy corbett they argue he's been smeared for standing in solidarity with the palestinian people i think it is high time the un since it does recognize the needs of the palestinian people through. and also through their membership to unesco it's time for them to now recognize palestine as a state and some who had been hoping for a call from the government were quick to identify the guilty party the chief rabbi must be dancing in the street the pro israel lobby a one hour general election by a lion and jerry mccorkle in an already tense political climate reaction to the remark came fic fast once again opens her trap and once again vile and to semitism spews of her racist how can this vile bigot still be in the lord's allowed month and barris meant to our country janet duncan is an unapologetic and a semite there she goes again she can't help herself it's a sickness the chief rabbi must be dancing in the street over labour's election loss jenny tongue is vile but it's the responses that expose how b

and be happy has to agree with corbett yeah i think it's unfortunate i think it's maybe. understanding because anything that can keep stability in the region if anything it is. terence power and without our presence here and i'm afraid that there would be everybody fighting everybody else on this very very small piece of land of ours because it's not just in britain though bernie sanders the democrat presidential candidate for 2020 saying that military aid to israel should be conditional and that some of that military aid should actually be spent on humanitarian aid for palestinians in gaza what we have seen for the last well i don't want to go too far but let's say since since the oslo agreement this is 9093 so we're talking 26 years.

that was just 2 percent between the 2 rival parties of course really not looking too good for jeremy corbett but again interestingly the liberal democrats they're on trial for sent 4 percent but it hasn't really equated to many seats for the dems but of course the s.n.p. have made very huge gains across scotland which then of course brings into question the system of 1st process the post no doubt will be criticized over the next few coming hours if not days but again i want to give you a broader picture of the entirety of the united kingdom to try and show you the trends where the balance of power really lies here we have this map 650 constituencies of course they were all up for grabs throughout the night and this morning each texican on this map represents one but what we can really see is these northern heartland areas the areas that were pro leave supporting areas traditionally we call them the red bull seats they are safe labor seats and strongholds in these areas but what we saw the trajectory was they were turning from red to blue throughout the morning a very difficult evening then f

at his home in new york i started by asking him about the end of the road for labor leader jeremy corbett obviously that was always going to come and it's clearly a very wise decision the powers that may be sorry have achieved such an ing credibly efficient hatchet job on the poor man over the last few years in but particularly over the last year that the chances of him have a doing anything really extremely slim because he has been smeared beyond all belief that it's becoming more and more apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing in our lives and the fact that the mainstream media is owned by very rich and powerful people and in consequence they may be that they coming closer and closer to controlling everything not just only elections but everything and obviously the elections they can't control they send in the troops you know and stop killing people what's what's interesting to me is that what 500 years since columbus and just now this is the only thing that makes me. that gives me the strength to carry on in this fight and as this 500 years later it seems that we t

true this is probably beyond the wildest dreams of boris johnson is an absolute nightmare for jeremy corbett and certainly it's taxi for corbin if this is the results that comes through these polls have tended to get more accurate as the methodology has improved over the years. but in the end it's 20000 people in 144 ballot boxes across some of the key some of the marginal constituencies across the country there will be a lot of tight school voting in this election and that could mean that the poll that we have here is skewed a little but it's saying a conservative victory and comfortably the polls actually had an 11 point gap before today so it's it's forcing that gap a little bit wider and it's a very good night for the conservatives boris johnson ran on the mandate gets brags it done it wasn't this effectively a 2nd unofficial referendum doesn't bragg's it have to happen now. i suspect breaks it does have to happen if the conservatives are returned in the kind of numbers that you see there that is a very clear and very workable majority for them he ran on the simple slogan get breaks it d

prime minister boris johnson and his pledge to get it done but it is a crushing defeat for jeremy corbett through says he will not lead labor into new elections while a full analysis. also on the show european union leaders take in the.

his pledge to go to get brant said done but it's a crushing defeat for the labor party and jeremy corbett will have full analysis also coming up europe tells the us to mind its own business over a controversial pipeline that will carry brushing gas to germany.

at his home in new york i started by asking him about the end of the road for labor leader jeremy corbett obviously that was always going to come and it's clearly a very wise decision the powers that may be sorry have achieved such an ing credibly efficient hatchet job on the poor old man over the last few years in but particularly over the last year that the chances of him have a doing anything really extremely slim because he has been smeared beyond all believe it's becoming more and more apparent that propaganda is almost the most important thing in our lives in the fact that the mainstream media is owned by very rich and powerful people and in consequence they may be that they coming closer and closer to controlling everything not just only elections but every.

in a nutshell jeremy corbett i think you just proved to be. popular. i think in that sense on. the popularity contest. and it did probably didn't help that he has been sitting on the fence breaks it for so long his stance is. and then you look at the manifesto that made rashly put forward which would have saved massive investments in welfare and education and h.s. but that obviously didn't resonate at all. better do you think it differently leader of labor to have done better because if you look at the task he had he had voters who supported labor but but also supported bracks at that is a difficult line to use a different difficult line to walk i think i think he probably thought that he could carry over what he achieved in the election 2017 where he against the odds managed to cut into the tories lead so much the. reason why it didn't get a majority. it is difficult line to tread but. i think the only way to go forward now is for him to resign i think he is untenable and that's a new figure we'll have to try and pick up the pieces which will be a massive toss of either and i

labor leader german corbett was clear that terrorism is a product of the bipartisan tory backed blairite labor u.k. war in iraq the violence in iraq meanwhile has not stopped 16 years since royal air force tornados from 9 in 617 squadrons bombed baghdad joining me now is iraqi born academic sami ramadani of london's metropolitan university thanks so much sami for coming on before we even get to iraq where say trump of course said the iraq war was a tremendous mistake there's no w m d although he had varying ideas about the war ahead of you has been 3 that is in one of the nato summit i have that's a satirical question i think trump represents the naked face of u.s. interests special in the middle east in terms of control of our oil resources natural resources and backing israel to the hilt against all comers we heard about iran in the 1st of this program iraq neighboring iraq mainstream media sources saying is undergoing great developments in the sense because the prime minister or at a lab will be as resigned in yet this important cleric grand ayatollah sistani says the enemies plan to