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cape town and the western cape province are controlled by the democratic alliance or da party while thenational government is in the hands of the a.n.c. . for years the da and the women who occupied top posts in cape town were an irritant to president jacob zuma who stepped down in the face of corruption allegations in 2018. the information that i have is that in 20. 2013 there was a meeting held and that meeting was held in the bottom and i have a source in that meeting a good many ancient of this meeting and in that meeting the discussion watch. how do we do with helen zille or how do we deal with with with little because patricia below was blowing the whistle on the arms deal and helen zille or had just been been appointed the premier and she was making a huge noise about the sit back but i age so i depute of time in the bottom when rules had a decision was made to simply witness water and they decided at that point in time that they going to turn water into a tour in india to whip and to teach them to teach they did the d.n.a. listen to particularly those 22 women. and one of the po

democratic allies we need most. trump has taken a battering ram to the nato alliance. he treats it like it's an american-run protection racket. he just doesn't get it. i really don't think he gets it. nato is at its heart, the very heart of nato. and our national security more than that, it is a -- an alliance of values. it's an alliance of values. it makes it far more durable, reliable, and powerful than partnerships built on coercion and on cash. the same is true of our core alliances in asia. let me be clear. working cooperatively with other nations to share our values and goals doesn't make america as it seems to imply in this administration, suckers. it makes us more secure. enables us to be more successful. we amplify our own strengths, extend our presence around the globe, magnify our impact while sharing the burden of leadership with our partners. no country, even one as powerful as ours, can go alone in the challenge of the 21st century. i respect no borders and cannot be contained by any walls. as president, i will do more than just restore the historic partn

call pro-democracy activists joshua wong nixie lamb a district counsellor and member of the democratic alliance for betterment of progress of hong kong and also al-jazeera correspondent andrew thomas who's been covering the protests this week from hong kong good to have you with us everybody i am going to start with an op ed piece from china's global times on looking at the opec now i'm going to just show you. a little sense of how angry the china global times actually were so i'm going to read it for you we're just going to put it up on the screen say then you can see it as they said about the protests let's go to that control room so you can see if this brand of our against that has challenge hong kong's rule of law must strongly be condemn the city should not be turned into a haven for violence using violence to hijack a society like hong kong's is the greatest evil of the modern era joshua when you see that when you see that response to the protesting what's your response. how come people believe in rule of law and beijing believe in rupiah law and with the suppression of beijing was hong k

he undermines our democratic alliances while embracing dictators who appeal to his vanity. and make no mistake about it, he world sees trump for what he is. insincere, ill informed and impulsive and at times corrupt. dangerously incompetent and incapable in my view of world leadership and leadership at home. it's why we've seen such a drop in how the rest of the world views the united states of america. one recent poll found america's leadership is now less respected than china's and on par with russia's. and if we give donald trump four more years, we'll have a great deal of difficulty of ever being able to recover america's standing in the world in our capacity to bring nations together. it's desperately needed. i think it would be catastrophic to our national security and to our future. e can't let that happen. as president of the united states, i would remind the world that we are the united states of america, and we do not coddle dictators. the united states of america gives hate no safe harbor. there will be no more charlottesvilles. no more helsinkis. the challenge o

if he undermines democratic alliances while embracing dictators. >> chris: former vice president bidenspeech today and we are back now with the panel before we get to the issue of foreign policy, let's talk about those all-important poles, because we got a new fox news poll from south carolina today which shows that biden was not hurt at least verify his performance in the first round of debates as you can see on the screen. include your support for president? biden holds a commanding lead at 35% with bernie sanders at 14. kamala harris at 12 and the rest in single digits. and even after harris hit biden's civil rights record, his lead is bigger among blacks. 41% to sanders at 15% and harris at 12. tom bevan, you are at our polling maven, what does that tell you? >> well, it tells me that biden is still phenomenal front runner. he did take a hit and some of the national polls but seems to have stabilized. i think the south carolina poll also shows that biden -- again, while he may have taken a hit, he still standing, and he is, especially among voters who want to beat donald trump, he

. >> our democratic alliances, while embracing dictators who appeal to his vanity, and make no mistaket, the world sees trumpeter what he is. insincere, ill-informed, and impulsive. >> harris: .com of course, former vice president joe biden moments ago laying into president trump. right now he is unveiling his foreign policy vision in new york city. peter doocy is live at that event. peter? >> harris, based on what we've heard over the last couple of minutes, his for 2020 is that he pledged to reclaim american leadership in the world is going to beat a pledge to make america great again. >> the threat that i believe president trump poses to our national security, and where we are as a country, is extreme. >> there is not one single frame of video showing joe biden in a video joe biden's campaign put out about joe biden's foreign policy remarks today. there are not any still shots of him visiting any of the 57 countries he went to while spreading barack obama's foreign policy around the world, either. the focus is almost entirely on president trump and the trump campaign spokeswoman tel

it undermines our democratic alliances while embracing dictators who appeal to his vanity. the world sees trump for what he is. insincere, ill informed, and impulsive. and sometimes corrupt. >> all right. another presidential candidate rolling out a major sppolicy today, indiana mayor pete buttigieg has struggled with black voter support, and now he is rolling out a new proposal called the douglas plan. it would improve the lives of black americans with changes to elections, education, health care, and what he calls our, quote, fundamentally racist justice system. it's an 18-page plan. it proposed free tuition to public schools for low-income students, ending incarceration for drug possession, legalizing marijuana, giving former felons voter rights back and automatic voter registration. >> he says his proposal is not just about african-americans. here he was earlier with msnbc's craig melvin. >> is the idea here that this plan, this specific plan, will help you with black voters? >> well, we have been working on this for months, and i think it's very important for black vot

nixie lam a district councilor and member of the democratic alliance for betterment and progress of hong kong and also al-jazeera correspondent andrew thomas has been covering the protests this week from hong kong good to have you with us everybody i am going to start with an op ed piece from china's global times and looking at the op ed now i'm going to just show you. a little sense of how angry the china global times actually were so i'm going to read it for you we're just going to put it up on the screen say then you can see it as they said about the protests let's go to that control room so you can see it this brand of arrogance that has challenge hong kong's rule of law in a strongly condemn the city should not be turned into a haven for violence using violence to hijack a society like hong kong's is the greatest evil of the modern era josher when you see that when you see that response to the protesting what's your response. hang on people believe in rule of law and beijing believe in rupiah law and with the suppression of beijing was hong kong eroded the one country 2 system to be

kong pro-democracy activists joshua wong nixie lamb a district councilor and member of the democratic alliance for betterment of progress of hong kong and also al-jazeera correspondent andrew thomas who's been covering the protests this week from hong kong good to have you with us everybody i am going to start with an op ed piece from china's global times on looking at the opec now i'm going to just show you a little sense of how angry the china global times actually were so i'm going to read it for you we're just going to put it up on the screen say then you can see it as they said about the protests let's go to that control room so you can see it this brand of our reagans that has challenge hong kong's rule of law must strongly be condemn the city should not be turned into a haven for violence using violence to hijack a society like hong kong's is the greatest evil of the modern era joshua when you see that when you see that response to the protesting what's your response. how come people believe in rule of law and beijing believe in rupiah law and with the suppression of beijing was hong ko

call pro-democracy activists structural one nixie lamb a district cattle and member of the democratic alliancefor the betterment of progress of hong kong and also al-jazeera correspondent andrew thomas who's been covering the protests this week from hong kong good to have you with us everybody i am going to start with an op ed piece from china's global times on looking at the opec now i'm going to just show you a little sense of how angry the china global times actually were so i'm going to read it for you we're just going to put it up on the screen say then you can see it as they said about the protests let's go to that control room so you can see it this brand of our against that has challenge hong kong's rule of law must strongly be condemn the city should not be turned into a haven for violence using violence to hijack a society like hong kong's is the greatest evil of the modern era joshua when you see that when you see that response to the protesting what's your response. how come people believe in rule of law and beijing believe in rupiah law and with the suppression of beijing was hong

speaking on the today programme, nixie lam, a district councillor with the pro beijing democratic alliancench of very peaceful protesters, which is marching on the other side of hong kong. but what happens at the legislator building was pure violence and there is no purpose under that. what i'm very sad about is the legislator deliberately articulated the lies and embracing that behaviour. i'm very sad, if you call that loving hong kong i have nothing to say. a beijing newspaper has called for zero tolerance. do you echo that call? of course. it's pure violence behaviour. but what does it mean though, zero tolerance? look, if you are saying that you want freedom, freedom to express, you have that, you have freedom to protest. but if you are saying that freedom to have violence against policemen, violence against anyone that disagrees with you, we could see people that were taken down because they were wearing white wearing white t—shirts, which is against their view, they are wearing all black. you are telling me that is freedom? and the politicians have rationalised everything. isn't it r

he was talking the alliance between democrats and republicans so why should that be admissible? the judge allowed evidence to come in throughout the case while reserving judgment on the ultimate issue and when roosevelt's team lost and the judge that i'm not going to allow any of it in it felt like a huge loss to them but in the end it became a victory because it meant the plaintiff couldn't present evidence to rebut it so the judge allowed it into here it to determine whether it would ultimately be the jury heard it, and then -- disregard it and can't respond to it. >> newspapers printing party document has been going on since 1800. we have a question right here. wait for the mic. >> was there ever an appeal of the verdict? >> barnes and his attorney claim they were going to appeal as soon as the verdict came in. ivans became ill at the end of the trial and many believe this trial and the hours and living away from home was the final straw that broke the camel's back and he died shortly after the trial. if ivans had lived, there might have been an appeal, he might insisted on a

from from the european level but melinda here at home we do see some social democrats criticizing the opposition to fund alliance of the kind of to say frankly we see them see sawing back and forth sigma gabriele the former party leader the former foreign minister said shortly after this backroom deal had been done and arcelor funded line had been declared by the heads of state to be their preferred candidate he said well you know that might be grounds to actually for the s.p.d. to leave the coalition. he is totally backtracked on that now and said he thinks that arcelor front and would make a good commission president other leading s.p.d. members including head of the parliamentary group here in germany not in brussels but here in the in the bundestag have also said the same but frankly they are looking in considerable disarray and the big question would be and i don't think this is what's going to happen but if in fact she were to fail today if she doesn't come out on top in the vote and it's a narrow vote and it turns out that those 16 german members of the s.p.d. delegation in proselytes are the ones who hel

president, future democrat or republican would put alliance equities like peace treaty or anything one for discussion. i think kim wants a deal with president trump. he thinks he will get the best deal with this particular president. >> he's got a better shot with him than anybody else. dr. sue my temporary, former director for korea and japan and oceanic affairs. thank you for coming in. good to see because when you thanks for having me on. >> we'll be right back, stay with us. us. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? - i like to plan my activities before i take trip, so by the time i get there i can just enjoy the ride. with tripadvisor, it's easy to discover over 100,000 bookable things to do, from walking tours in rome to wine tastings in tuscany, and if you like what you see, you can book it with ease.

cleared the european parliament has to approve the lineup and the social democrats have already set themselves against on the alliance nomination joined now by de w.'s max hoffman he's in strausberg where the european parliament is meeting today so max the ball is now in the e.u. parliament's court what do any p.s. make of the nominees they've been given for the top jobs. there terry you just said that there is strong opposition especially among the social democrats that are hugely disappointed because of 2 things 1st of all they were very close to having the top job for themselves with their lead candidate or a spitz in county as it is called funds to moments and the 2nd one is that they've said all along we will only accept somebody who actually was the lead candidate spits in county dodd for one of the political groups here and so especially the german social democrats the s.p. the are dead set against the lion and i asked their boss cutter you know barley who used to be the minister of justice in germany whether she would risk an institutional crisis by voting against from the line and this is what she had to say

alliance defense minister and k.k. leads and going to america's christian democrat party and many political commentators think she's being groomed to take over when chancellor merkel steps down in 2021. there are both ways to spend your day as she turned 65 and when america was treated to flowers by her cabinet colleagues she treated herself to congratulating her now former defense minister was a laugh on the line on what is equally a victory for america her election as new e.u. commission president. later the german chancellor got to lift a 2nd ally to a higher political level by appointing and if they become successors c.d.u. party leader as a new defense minister quite a celebration. a.k.k. as she is known then carried out her 1st inspection of the honor guard and delivered her 1st remarks as minister. never forget that men and women that serve and fade abroad for us. this is a great responsibility which i'm very aware of and will live up to. and i very much look forward to the task ahead of itself which to come. no questions allowed but with no experience of defense she will have some convincing to do. you have to le

northern ireland tonight and is having dinner with senior members of the democratic unionist party and discussing and renewing their alliancernment. tomorrow he will be meeting the main parties at stormont in his first visit to northern ireland since becoming the prime minister. the value of the pound has continued to fall as the government insists it is prepared to take the uk out of the european union without a deal. today it reached a new two—and—a—half year low against the dollar hitting i dollar 21 cents before recovering slightly. sterling also fell against the euro, which is bad news for holidaymakers going abroad as well as some businesses. here's simonjack. holiday time. it's when people really notice the value of the pound, and for brits in paris today, the recent slump has come into sharp focus. everything is so much more expensive than what we thought it was, we have done europe trips before and it hasn't been this expensive. it is significantly more expensive for this trip than when i was here last year for business. maybe you can't enjoy yourself as much as you'd like to because you are penny—pinching. for bus

he is having dinner with senior members of the democratic unionist party of northern ireland, discussing, renewing their alliancerow he will be meeting the main parties here at dormont in his first visit to northern ireland since becoming the new prime minister. the value of the pound has continued to fall as the government insists it is prepared to take the uk out of the european union without a deal. today it reached a new 2.5—year low against the dollar, hitting $1.21 before recovering slightly. sterling also fell against the euro, which is bad news for holidaymakers going abroad, as well as some businesses. here is simon jack. holiday time — it's when people really notice the value of the pound, and for brits in paris today, the recent slump has come into sharp focus. everything is so much more expensive than what we thought it was, we have done europe trips before, and it hasn't been this expensive. it's significantly more expensive for this trip than when i was here last year for business. maybe you can't enjoy yourself as much as you'd like to, because you're penny—pinching. for businesses like this popco

democrats but they might come around in the end. press and stressed very good to talk to you as always. that was enough an alliance nomination as proved controversial here in germany as well of the junior partner and coalition the social democrats say they do not support her being named as president of the european commission author say her point shows that your european democracy is not working properly. a friendly welcome for the laugh on the line at the meeting after german cabinet in berlin the defense minister and conservative politician could become the next head of the e.u. commission a success we'll have party colleague chancellor angela merkel but fundal line is facing resistance from within germany's governing coalition the social democrats are not backing her. the. democrats want to strengthen the european parliament and democracy as part of the european political groupings chose lead candidates for the post of commission president those candidates were ignored so our goal of strengthening democracy was not to fulfill this moment in the. fund our line was not one of the lead candidates at the european e

democrat. >> caller: president kennedy in the early '60s had an idea called alliance for progress to help the central american countries. we wanted to give technology, expertise, show them how to do agriculture, manufacturing, this was money and have the peace corps. i was wondering if the representative had ever thought about that as a way to stop the mass migration. >> those sorts of initiatives are what we ought to be engaging in. we ought to recognize this problem doesn't go away if somehow it's not presenting itself at our border. there's real tragedy taking place every single day in honduras and el salvador and guatemala. i was disappointed the president took the position to stop support to those places. this fuelled the crisis. there's a crisis presenting itself at our border because we're failing to deal with the crisis at its source. over our history, there have been a wide variety of initiatives to try to bring relief and aid into those places around the world that are struggling. that becomes a source of a lot of controversy as if it's the reason that we have a budget problem. the

democratic process. many of the early founders quit. there was a new organization formed, the gay activist alliance. decided to work only on the issues of rights for gay people, to adhere to democratic principles at meetings and not use violence. gaa also used tactics ed called zaps to undermine its opponents. to give one example, when harper's magazine published a vicious essay attacking gay people and refused to publish a rebuttal by homosexuals, gaa occupied their offices but brought coffee and donuts. they said i am a homosexual, would you like a doughnut? with that and other creative in the national media and starting chapters nationwide. , glf and other new organizations, there was soon a mass movement for the civil rights of lesbians and gay men. having a mass movement made possible the passage for new legislation to decriminalize same-sex behavior and changes by nongovernmental organizations to end discriminatory practices. why is the stonewall uprising important and what are the lessons? the stonewall uprising is historic for one reason. it inspired the creation of a new phase of the movemen

democratic. political system impose some kind of military rule there in countries that have defy the alliance consensus on certain issues and what happens is the their time their interaction with the other allies are constrained that said the allies have never expelled a country from nato and the turks certainly wouldn't voluntarily give up their nato membership since they can't get into the e.u. and there and it's really their one most prominent link to the west if nato were to vote on the question now whether to admit turkey i don't think it would be amended but the fact that it's in makes it hard so i suspect they'll be able to resume relations in many respects curtailing of cooperation perhaps after erda one leaves office will be some rebound but because that is the scorable pattern with turkey moving close to the west and away from the west and so on richard wise from wiki strat thank you so much for your time and your insights thank you. u.s. president donald trump pass addressed his supporters had its 1st rally since announcing his 2020 lection bid. his top firm to his comments about 4 democrati

democratic process. soon, many of the founders and early members quit. some of these founded a new organization. the activists alliance, or gaa. gaa decided, i'm sorry, gaa decided to work only on the issue of rights for people , to adhere to democratic and suppose that meetings, and to rescue the rights of , the use of violence. gaa also use tactics called zatz. creative demonstrations that combine guerrilla theater and camp humor. to undermine its opponents. to give one example, when harpers magazine published a vicious essay attacking people, and refused to publish a rebuttal written by homosexuals, gaa occupied their offices. but brought along coffee and donuts, approaching members of the staff saying i am a homosexual. would you like a doughnut? with that and other subversive and creative tactics, gaa was the center of the national media, growing rapidly and starting to chapters when nationwide. because - i'm sorry, the cause of gaa, gl f and other new liberation organizations that sprang up, such as radical lesbians, there was soon a mass movement for the civil rights of lesbians and men. having a mass movement,

placed in their positions not by illegals but by american voters and their alliance is to americans, not illegals but sadly the democratsnd that is where sanctuary cities are, are out for new voters so they are bringing in their new voters, they could care less about any american out there and it is heartbreaking, the other night i talked to a new angel mom. it is brutal to live every day the death of your child, your loved one that could have been prevented and that needs to end and they need to cut off funds to those sanctuary cities and those in riverside county where dominic was killed, they didn't call themselves sanctuary cities but they acted like one so they are one. now the whole state is wanted it has to end before more families get destroyed like that and we deserve this and i emulated and praying this will go through. i will do everything in my power. >> it didn't do well last year but maybe times of changed. we will see how does one put to a vote. thank you for your time. >> never say never, thank you. >> 18 after the hour. calls blocks, one that works as a can stop the relentless ringing once and for all b

democratic friends. it's amazing how it was a month and three days ago, when trump was standing in normandy. talking about the unbreakable allianceged on those beaches. he was calling an ambassador to the u.k., a wacky stupid pompous fool. this story will get out of the u.s. news cycle in the coming days, most likely. it is a big deal in london, it's the big story in british media and will be for the coming weeks. it will affect the british lead areship contest, who determines who will be the next prime minister of this country. when trump has these twitter tantrums, everyone moves on, it damages the relationship with our close allies. people are fed up and they're looking for a politician to stand up to trump. >> thank you very much. appreciate you, one in, one out. just as eric swalwell drops out of the 2020 race, tom steyer gets in, why he says he is running. he's never lost an election. and mitch mcconnell has already come out swinging against an air force veteran. we'll discuss amy mcgrath's chances of winning next. ours is a proud bloodline. we hail from the battlefields to the badlands. from the mountains and the midtowns.

for example at the social democrats social democrats are the junior members of angular merkel's governing coalition they clearly rejected was alive and alliance nomination they say that she wasn't even on the ballot joining the european elections of may that they stand with these so-called spits and candida. principle whereby you should be electing the people who actually stood for election in the 1st place i'm talking about munfordville for example in the center right but there are funds to much from the center left so that's one of the reasons why the german social democrats and many germans as well criticised the nomination it's important for us women to see that there's another side of the story maybe those who think that it is up to the leaders of the different european countries structurally present to these nominations that they have to have the right to do so because they're automatically also elected representatives in their respective countries and the european elections have a very important national component so there are always 2 or more sides to this story as to whether the e.u. gains or doesn't gain legitimacy when you use or y

he has no patience for leaders from democratic countries who operate within democratic norms and international alliancesn name five allies that trump has pretty much left. wheresingle one of these our relationship was better under obama. host: anything you want to pick up on? guest: it will be interesting. i think a lot of countries are hoping that when the next president comes into office, things will go back to the way they were. we will have to see. the question is is this just about trump or a change in u.s. policy broadly? host: one more call. greg is in virginia, independent. caller: at some point, we will go into a recession. i wonder how this u.s. trade and tariffs is going to work when we dip into a recession and how will it affect us. is it going to make it worse? is it going to help? i would like to hear yours monster that. guest: the tariffs are really small as far as the overall economy goes. they are much less then 1% of gdp. they are a small tax on some people. some rich foreigners made pay, some americans may pay -- it is not a big deal for the recession. what matters for a recession is

truth in order to make this coup attempt all civil he wanted a little alliance comprising conservatives liberals union is social democrats it was he's agreements that also made it possible to explore your possible work or cooperation with the communists and well it worked and he was going on and managed to overcome his own convictions he wanted to be a patry out and to act consistently everybody involved in the twenty's did i was completely aware that particularly in a situation which was almost characterized by futility their opportunity to try and restore the idea of human beings that was what they wanted to restore in the hearts and minds of people that's what anne-marie james of on marcus said in a way which can never be forgotten that is an idea which is still a role model it's an inspiration for us all we need to use the room we have the opportunity to try and restore the idea of human beings that was what they wanted to restore in the hearts and minds of people that's what anne-marie james of on marcus said in a way which can never be forgotten that is an idea which is still a role model it's an inspiration for us

right now, democrats are looking for a leader who can revive important alliances that have withered underrump. study survey showed that 70% of democrats leaning toward the democratic party rated improving relationships as their top foreign policy goal. a majority of democrats say that u.s. relations with the rest of the world are worsening. unpublishedng to an partisan breakdown. the u.s. is losing allies, 77% according to that pole. the broader electorate feels similarly with 56% of americans saying foreign relations are worsening. 57% say the u.s. is losing allies. in this light, trump's foreign policy "successes" look more like liabilities we should expect trump's democratic challengers to exploit that. that is in foreign affairs. ken calling from washington, d.c., independent caller. caller: good morning. in reference to your previous caller who drove around in his truck and decided he used to be a democrat and now is a republican, more often than not someone decides to take a different set of facts and that starts to prevail over a long period of time. means i am for me more conscien

called the unofficial see primary 2020 democratic hopefuls vying to be seen as ocasio-cortez's ally and we're teaming up today, elizabeth warren has hailed her allianceith ocasio cortez from this video slamming treasury secretary steven present i was like to yes on to i've to a more light hearted conversation about gender portrayal of women in game of thrones. >>i am delighted to be here with congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. >>but ocasio cortez has also formed ties with bernie sanders. the team dot on legislation and stumped together progressive candidates in the 2018 midterms are calm. >>the fair is no middle ground. >>as sanders rallies progressives in his bid for 2020. ocasio cortez has echoed his very words. >>politicians who refused to act then i'm going to try to come back today and say we need a middle of the and the middle of the road approach to save our lives. >>that was an apparent reference to joe biden question whether ocasio-cortez's political brand has mass appeal. >>i think ocasio cortez is a brilliant bright woman, but she want to primary that in the general election fight who won. mainstream democrats who are very progressive

alliances. >>> the day after robert mueller's subdued testimony on capitol hill, house democrats say a numberstigations into the trump administration will continue . >> fox news lauren blanchard tells us republicans say it is time to turn the page. >> reporter: many democrats were hoping for a bombshell moment out of former special council robert mueller's hearing yesterday. while mueller stuck to his public report part -- democrats say the testimony still needs to be investigated . >> there were some explosive moments, don't know reporter mr. miller because nobody should've expected that . >> he closed the book on the investigation big it is time that america turns the page. it is time for america to move forward. >> reporter: house democrats not that backing down on their criticism of president trump and hearings, they say, did not exonerate him . >> nothing about money laundering from russians, nothing about financial fraud, bank fraud so we are at a follow the money at this point. >> reporter: the hearings did little when it comes to impeachment to sway on defense democrats and as the hou

the social democrat side who are also in a coalition government if you see a similar scenario basically to the iraq intervention it is very unlikely that germany will go into any kind of alliance of that kind of robust nature that we're hearing out of washington so reluctance behind closed doors is what i understand from your answer let's go to washington and get the view from there how about this comes after the u.s. called on nato allies to form an international coalition to protect the shipping in the strait of hormuz that basically fell on deaf ears but now it's found a loophole. i mean death is always selective hearing i think i think it's fair to characterize this definitely as very reluctant indeed now that demond came from or at least was voiced by. the u.s. acting defense secretary speaking at the nato headquarters it was his international debut essentially as pentagon chief where he made those demands for that denouncement from european allies of what he called iran's hostile behavior and then also cold for that cooperation in terms of that international cooperation to safeguard the very strategic strait of hormuz now the response from the european allies was deescal

when it looks at what democratic voters are looking for in their candidate, do they want someone who alliance with their values ore someo can beat donald trump? majority says they're looking for someone o can beat donald trump. did you see that messages? >> i think the president didn't get as much attention last night as i expected will get or those people get tonight, but face, amna, vots want it all. they want somebody to beat donald trump and somebody to reflect their lues and priorities and views. they're going to hold off deciding until much later ithe year. i know we expect -- we think we've already had debnates there have been town halls and interviews, but we've got a long way to go before people actkelly hoices of who they're going to support and who they aren't. >> it's worth ting themp campaign put out a response after the debate last night, says it's the same radical democrats, same big government,l the soessage, social message comes up again and again. pete buttigieg foreshadowed that and said we ned to do what we believe in and move forward. is there some truth to that, to the d

alliance nomination for commission president why. yes we've just heard from max in strasburg how controversial this nomination is among social democrats and we have to remember that in germany i'm going to market is governing together in a coalition with the social democrats and the social democrats here in germany have been vehemently opposed to the nomination of also left on the line so germany abstained formally because i'm going to not go did not want to endanger the atmosphere endanger the coalition in germany here so it's basically out of respect for the social democrats at the same time we have to say that there is a little bit of a cloud hanging over the left on the lens hood in the sense that in her defense ministry there's an inquiry a parliamentary inquiry going on about about spending in that ministry and it's not clear whether or the left on the line will survive as it were politically survive this inquiry. if the european parliament does approve underlines nomination to head the european commission what will this mean for germany well germany will certainly feel proud because as i said it's been 50 more than 50 years tha

in this room, is the potential to build a generational alliance of people who are focused on the future. [applause] >> we have to have a democratic message that makes sense, even when 2020 comes and goes. even when this presidency comes and goes. it has to make as much sense in 2030, 2040 and 2054 when god willing i come to be the the age of the president today. that it makes as much sense then as now, which means by definition it can't be a message that revolves around the president. we all have strong reactions to this white house, and the campaign that brought this white house in. we have to confront falsehoods and confront policies that are harmful, but it can't, the more we allow ourselves to let it be about him, the less it will be about you, the less it will be about our everyday lives. we have a chance to change the conversation. a horror show is a hard thing to look away from, but our responsibility is to change the channel and change it to something better. host: brett cohen? guest: he said a lot of good things there. 2054, he will be the same age as the current president. he is building a generational alliance. it is t

democratically elected president of iran. of what is now british petroleum, anglo-american oil. u.s./u.k. this alliance here? it was the u.k. who was actually trying to bring the united states into what ended up becoming a u.s. and u.k.-leled presidentst the because he had nationalized iranian oil and kicked out the british who were controlling the iranian oilfields. consequences inin history. many historians point to the fact that might have been one of the reasons that later on the 1979 r revolution came about because the shah was reinstated after that cooney was extremely unpopular in iran and the years after the 1950. in this instance the guardian article you're referring to, it is interesting -- well, another -- another reason this is significant is john bolton was involved in the lead up to the war with iraq in 2002. in that war, the u.s. really relied heavily on the u.k., on tony blair, incoming behind it and helping to lead that war into iraq and also the u.s. really needed is coalition in europe in order to do so. in this instance, the trump administration doesn't have the support of the europeans, including the un

democratic union and when you're president of the european commission where your constrained by different opinions by different governments all the time it's very important to be able to build alliances and i think the question of whether she is able to do that remains very open in many ways while has been generating some mixed reviews there's been a lot of positive buzz around the nomination of christine lagarde would you say that this represents this deal that was done does this represent a shift in the balance of power away from germany and toward france i think both women had to bring in the game changing approach to. 2 to brussels. is it me i did that and advantage of friends now like ok and i'm a kind of stained from voting but she actually nominated also have government since 2005 this is one of her close us i'm going to america. on her last mandate as a german chancellor and with the health issues he's currently experiencing we don't know how much longer she will be around and she just placed probably how close us president of the e.u. commission so i know mark on didn't want and he got his way with the nomination of also i found a lion but i don't think france is taking any

and the unofficial see primary 2020 democratic hopefuls vying to be seen as ocasio-cortez's ally and we're teaming up today, elizabeth warren has hailed her allianceasio cortez from this video slamming treasury secretary steven present i was like to on to i've to a more light hearted conversation about gender portrayal of women in game of thrones. >>i am delighted to be here with congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez. >>but ocasio cortez has also formed ties with bernie sande%s. the team dot on legislation and stumped together progressive candidates in the 2018 mid con. >>there is no middle ground. >>as sanders rallies progressives in his bid for 2020. ocasio cortez has echoed his very words. >>politicians who refused to act then and i'm going to try to come back today and say we need a middle of in the middle of the road approach to save our lives. >>that was an apparent reference to joe biden he's question whether ocasio-cortez's political brand has mass appeal. >>i think ocasio cortez is a brilliant bright woman, but she want to primary that in the general election fight who won. mainstream democrats who are very progressive on social issues a