the gathering of libertarians ln authors and one of those authors is new times bestseller dinesh d'souza, his most recent book is called "big lie: exposing the nazi roots of the american left." mr. d'souza, you write in your book that you've read the nasty platform without knowing it source, you could easily be forgiven for thinking you were reading the 2016 platform of the democratic party. >> guest: the nazis issued an official platform. inevitably 25 points to it, and if you go down the list you basically realize they want minimum wage. they want to have a national healthcare system. as you read down, you begin to realize, wait a minute, this runs against everything i've been taught. because we've been taught, this is been an idea since world war ii that fascias and on the right, that fascias and some outright ring phenomenon. hitler was a right-winger but when you read the nazi platform you realize this is collectivism. this bears a realism of socialism and a lot of and if not the ingredients of obama, certainly the ingredients of elizabeth warren, bernie sanders. >> host: very quick

of the presidential runoff citing illegalities portugal's interior minister constanza order barno d'souza has resigned from her post after wildfires killed more than one hundred people in the last few months d'souza department had been widely criticised she said she cannot continue in the job for political and personal reasons. amazon studios chief roy price has resigned following sexual harassment claims by a producer working on an amazon t.v. series the accusations come in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal rocking hollywood tris has also been accused of ignoring rosena guns claims that weinstein and rita. here in germany president frank father steinmeyer has called on the country to do more to fight extremism he was speaking on the fortieth anniversary of the murder of a prominent german businessman by the left wing radical group the bottom line of gang here's a look back at how the group resorted to all means including violence to achieve its aims with disastrous results. in october one nine hundred seventy seven homegrown terrorists west germany. the red army faction had kidnap

resigned from her post after wildfires killed more than one hundred people in the last few months d'souza his department has been widely criticized thirty did not have the political or personal conditions to continue in the job. amazon studios chief roy price has resigned following sexual harassment claims by a producer working on an amazon t.v. series the accusations come in the wake of harvey weinstein's scandal rocking hollywood price also also been accused of ignoring rules mcgowan's claims that weinstein rape her. diana joins me now from our business desk going to seems hope on the horizon for greece helena athens certainly seems to think so. greek prime minister alex tsipras saying his country is turning the page after years of economic hardship citing for costs of two percent growth for this year he made those comments during a meeting with the i.m.f. chief christine legarde but the latest figures suggest greece's goal of quitting its bailout program next year could be overly optimistic a warm embrace for christine legarde the head of one of the institutions keeping his country of

after wildfires killed more than one hundred people in the last few months constanza ordered by law d'souza whose department has been widely criticized said she didn't have the political conditions to continue their job. american or her george saunders has won the prestigious man booker prize for his novel lincoln in the bardo the book tells the story of abraham lincoln's grief after the death of his son saunders is the second american author ever to win the award worth more than fifty five thousand euros. us back forces in draka carrying not mopping up operations one day off they took the city from so-called islamic state they are removing landmines and clearing main roads they're expected to announce the formal liberation of the city later today syrian forces captured the former i s stronghold on tuesday off an intense four month campaign after an assault lasting for months they finally taste victory syrian fighters raise their flag in russia's main square. where near the main roundabout and we haven't seen any i asked fighters we haven't seen any near the stadium either i think the city

anchor: it is time for business news with delano d'souza. torting with the proposalal negotiate nafta. andno: the u.s., mexico, canada, have agreed to push the deadline to rework the north american free trade agreement. the trade representative said he was surprised at the resistance to change on display. donald trump's trades are adding that everyone needs to give up a little bit of candy in order to get a good deal. canada and mexico meanwhile say some of the u.s. proposals on the table would simply turn back the clock. georgina robertson reports. georgina: donald trump has called it the worst trade deal ever, and this week, the three papaies involved could not agree on how to improve it. at the end of negotiations, frustrations were laid out in the open. >> we have seen proposals that would turn back the clock on years of protective ability and openness under nafta. in some cases, these proposals run counter to wto rules. georgina: the united states is looking to reduce its annual trade deficit, and to bring manufacturing jobs back to the

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