the democratic party called the war a failure in their party platform. and yes, they nominated, a pro-war democrat, george mcclellan, for the presidency. but they picked a peace democrat, george pendleton of ohio who's also depicted in the spielberg film as the vice presidential nominee. and they worried what happens if mcclellan dies and pendleton becomes president? all of our work on the battlefield will be for nothing. and i think i highly recommend the books of everyone up here. they're all in the in the bookshop and get them. one of matt's really important insights is how he talks about this fluidity that he was describing, how people sort of shift in their positions. and that's something i found among union soldiers in the spring of 1864, i found soldiers who were ready to support lincoln in the summer of 1864. those same men are writing home that they're ready for the war to be over and they can't vote for lincoln. and then sherman captures atlanta and morale, boys. and now these guys are voting for lincoln. and so they were responding to what was

and so, being the black voters at the core of the democratic party at the base of america party, black women in particular. and that the democrats haven't won the white house with black person on the ticket over 27 years since bill clinton in 1996. it's important that the democratic party recognize this, recognize the importance of having diverse communities recognize the importance of the base and black voters and make an effort to give black voters in diverse muse, their seat in their voice at the table. jason, the democratic party chair in iowa, rita hart says that the party has will the committee rather has turned its back on iowa and rural america. do you agree with that? oh, i agree. absolutely. with that, i mean, as i said before, the way the primary system is situated right now, it's easier for someone without backing up big money to go in and get a grassroots campaign. plus people i, 12 hands are, are used to getting to know presidential candidates. personally, i think they stop in the diners, they stop in the shops, they in 2000. when i was with the bush primary campaign in n

i'll put it right down to the democrat party the upper escalon to the democratic party. not the ranking five people that vote for the democrat not a whole lot of the people. that i elected by democratic party because you know why a lot of these people are in districts where the democratic party has so much control that in order for them to win. they have to run as a democrat. so before they can do some good and they have told me and they told you man, i support a lot of what you talking about, but right i can't run as republican conservative in my district. help me change it. i've had so many of them sickness help me change if you can get my people support school choice. i'll vote for it. but right now. have my money comes from the teachers unions. if i go out to school choice, i'm done. they're just gonna bring somebody else in. at least i'm doing a little bit of good right now. so who controls the democrat party planned parenthood? the atheist from george soros on down the the people that want to open borders the people that love the drug trade the people i love the sex

that is, this is also we show people that it is not just the communist party or the liberal democratic partye, on their own. and we say that there are many of us united front. yes, absolutely true, but there are nuances in the law. and the prohibition of financing the party from abroad, how can parties secure themselves such injections, in general where to get money from, what oleg sergeevich at the beginning of the program said the event has a lot planned for each party. uh, just spend it, well, it’s clear that any event costs funding. but where then, where to get money, but uh, i say, about us we have what was said. we, uh, pay membership dues. so, that is, the party finances itself. your yes, that is, uh, we uh, we can also maintain offices. we can hold a number of events, what we have enough of these funds for, then we work printing house. that is, we have the right to engage in publishing activities. and yet, we are not doing it yet, but we will be doing it. it is an implementation of various abbreviations. here is what concerns the party of the times of the ussr, for example, that is,

that was a sort of staples of the democratic party and a democratic message. and and he was very much in line with that when he was president. i think that the center of the party has shifted leftward in recent years to make obama, who would have characterized himself as progressive in 2008, 2012 to look more moderate and has achievements to look more moderate. the affordable care act looks more moderate now, i think, than it did in 2008. i think what obama would have had to say about what he said about criminal justice reform, that's more moderate than some of the things coming from the left in regard to defund the police. now, that would have horrified him if he would if it were something that come up during his time as president and he would have repudiated this idea of defund the police less he and the democratic party be painted as soft on crime. and crime is being loaded. loaded term in terms of how we think about crime and where crime takes place and who the criminals and so forth. so in that way, the party has not left him behind, but the party has cert

those opportunities of freedom, those are the values of this democratic party. i am proud to be a governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i am proud to be a democrat. i'm especially proud to be here with all of you today. we have consistently proven that we know how to win elections. we've shown that we know how to govern. enter now we are showing that we can bring all americans together behind that simple message of freedom and opportunity. thank you all so very much for having me, god bless you, let's keep this important work going. thank you also very much. thank you. [applause] >> let's think the governor again for being here and for his tremendous leadership. [applause] it's hard to find words to express how proud i am of this body. taking bold action like we did today is no easy task and i know it is hard. particularly in the family. i want to thank each and every one of you for the dignified manner in which you conducted yourselves. [applause] the reporters can tell you the rnc meeting a few weeks ago was not like this. it was ringling brothers circu

and opportunity, freedom, those are the values of this democratic party. i am proud to be a governor of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i am proud to be a democrat and i am especially proud here with all of you today. we have consistently proven that we know how to win elections. we have shown that we know how to govern. we are now showing that we can bring all-americans together behind the simple message of freedom and opportunity. thank you so very much for having me. god bless you and let us keep this important work going. thank you so very much. thank you. [applause] thank you for having me. >> thank you very much. >> let us thank the governor again for being here and for his tremendous leadership. [applause] members, it is hard to find words to express how proud i am of this body. taking bold action like we did today is no easy task and i know it is hard, particularly as was mentioned, in a family. i would like to thank you for the dignified manner in which you conducted yourselves in the process. [applause] the reporters can tell you that the rnc me

i know that many members of the communist party belong to belaya rus, members of the liberal democratic party work and are part of belaya rus and a public organization. belarus remains, and on the basis of white russia a political party is being created. they go side by side, but this is a political force that fights for the power of the party , which is different from a public organization. son, the main task of the party is the struggle for power , participation in elections and there is no need to be afraid of this word . someone is now watching tv and saying the struggle for power is not chaos? there's just a power struggle in the streets an unconstitutional power struggle, no civilized, but different points of view , there should always be an alternative in the elections, and this is all that the public association allows. they basically represent that cultural social. uh, the economic interests of citizens who are members of a public association. uh, people are those who belong to political parties. they are directly and, uh, the party itself represents precisely the political views of

the democrat party to get somebody in office as a - to coalesce the democrat party to - get somebody to the fold when it comes to _ chair to bring voters to the fold when it comes to 2024 - chair to bring voters to the foldl when it comes to 2024 election. chair to bring voters to the fold - when it comes to 2024 election. 0k, when it comes to 2024 election. ok, thanks very — when it comes to 2024 election. ok, thanks very much — when it comes to 2024 election. thanks very much for now. hannah, view let you go. hannah muldavin, thank you so much. —— we will let you go. this weekend in glendale, arizona, there's a little event called the super bowl happening. it's the pinnacle of the nfl season and millions of people around the world will be tuning in to see the philadelphia eagles take on the kansas city chiefs. and so if you are finding yourself itching to have a go at the sport for yourself — but don't fancy being tackled by a 150 kilo offensive lineman — then we might have the alternative for you. it's called flag football — it's a smaller, non—contact version of american football

>> no journalists with top democrat party sources, they are reporting about the worry within the partys ago it was jonathan martin not senior democrats is too old for second term. and today it was mark leave of the atlantic. also noting the worried the democrats have in private about joe biden's age and wishing he would step aside. the public silence around the presidents predicament has become tiresome and potentially catastrophic for the democratic party. somebody should make a refreshing nuisance of himself and involve the voters in this discussion. not one of the few elected democrats discouraging second joe biden run is minnesota's congressman dean phillips. who says that the president's approval rating has many democrats freaking out, believe me there are literally hundreds and congress he said would say the same thing but they simply won't say a word. there's also the very real concern about kamala harris. since it is possible that joe biden would be able to finish a second term former clinton lawyer greg craig writes that he should tell his party that he will not dictate who wi

takes up the story, both political parties, that is labor, as well as the pdp, the people as democratic party have both now simultaneously and in one joined press conference called for the cancellation of this election. this follows cause that have been made by both parties individually. since yesterday we saw the watching out of the boucher coalition center by boat political parties, labor as well as the peoples democratic party, claiming that they cannot, they cannot see the furnace or the freeness of the elections, particularly the fed transparency. now they have been protest that we have seen and heard all from, from where we are a lego city in school already parts of the city as well as in a cage which is the more affluent part of the city. and that is where we went to, to look at the, at some of the election materials that have been said to be destroyed, which was next to the apple of the state, which is the king of the state in that, if that part of the world and that's where you really get to see how the other half lives as it were. but we, we understand that not only have the electio

at this point, president biden faces no meaningful opposition to his leadership of the democratic partynomination next year. even before he has officially declared his intention to seek it. as for the nominating process, the democratic national committee has adopted a new primary schedule, one that will dethrone iowa and new hampshire as the lead-off states in the democrats' presidential nominating process. under the new rules, south carolina will go first, then nevada and new hampshire, followed by georgia and michigan. however, the proposed calendar changes are not yet final. georgia will need cooperate from republicans in the state to change the primary date, and officials from both sides of the aisle in new hampshire are vowing to fight the dnc schedule changes and still hold their primary first. party officials are giving both states until june 3rd to finalize their calendars. joining us now, chairman of the democratic national committee, jaime harrison. i'll toss to john heilemann for the first question. john? >> mr. chairman, good morning and happy monday. a big move by the democ

today's democratic party, there are a lot of them anti-jewish. the right to exist. overwhelming majority of democrats do, but there are some like her that really don't believe that. i think we should have that argument and should debate that out. we're supposed to be the most deliberative body on the face of the planet. we take criticism from all sides. again, i think she is flat out totally 110% wrong and racist. i got a lot of different words to describe her but i have to tell you, who gets to make the decision about who populates those committees? it's made by the individual parties and that's the way i think it should go. >> harris: you drew a different line for the members of the intelligence committee. i understand that because of what is in their hands as members of those committees. spoken by the way like a real chairman, as you were of oversight. i get that. that argument about don't help the democrats raise money on this is what she was doing last night when i watched that interview. turning herself into a conspiracy victim. it is -- it

expected to avoid arrest as prosecutors need parliamentary consent to arrest a lawmaker, and the democratic party holds a majority in the national assembly. it's quite rare for prosecutors to seek an arrest warrant for the leader of the largest opposition party in south korea. >>> it's been just over two weeks since south korea dropped its indoor mask mandate as its daily coronavirus cases dwindle. how people there are reacting to the change. >> reporter: at this cafe just outside seoul, customers aren't just coming for the snacks and drinks. many are enjoying the long-awaited chance to get together with other people without masks getting in the way. >> translator: it's so nice to be able to talk freely with my friends and see each other's faces. >> reporter: but not everyone is eager to ditch the masks. >> translator: i'm still worried when i'm in crowded places, so i keep wearing it. >> reporter: and it's not just those vulnerable. south korea leaves it up to personal discretion, whether someone wears a mask indoors. the exceptions are public transit or high-risk facilities like hospitals and p

this is the ap saying, who should live the democratic party? your memory, these are democrats they asked, soully. they said the president, 12%. no answer, 31%. that is really bad news if you are a joe biden fan. >> absolutely. there are so many reasons for democrats in the next two years he has left before he's up for election again that it could get so much worse. as garrett was just mentioning, the border won't get any better once title 42 goes away. the one thing he's been bragging about his unemployment and that's probably going to spike, according to most of the experts looking at what happens with inflation and interest rate hikes. that's going to get worse. you have china and russia and iran creating this new axis of evil, nothing at home or abroad is getting any better, there's going to be a lot of people looking for anyone but biden to vote for. steel on the last question will be on this topic. then you've got kamala harris. if joe biden is unpopular in the democratic party, kamala harris is really unpopular in the democratic party. >>

and potentially catastrophic for the democratic party. somebody should make a refreshing nuisance of themselves and involve the voters in this decision. now, one of the few elected democrats discouraging a second biden run is minnesota's congressman dean phillips, who says that the president's approval rating has many democrats freaking out. >> believe me, there are literally hundreds in congress, he said. >> who would say the same thing? but they simply won't blank say a word. there's also the very real concern about kamala harris, since it's possible, of course, that biden wouldn't be able to finish a second term. former clinton lawyer greg craig writes, biden should tell his party that he'll not dictate who will be his running mate, but instead leave it up to the delegates to pick the person who is best equipped to take on that task. now, wait, wait a second. are they implying that should it be necessary, understudy kamala harris isn't prepared for the leading role? >> i just love the idea of exploring the unknown. >> i love electric sc

new hampshire's democratic party chair blasted the decision, saying this. mely concerned about the effects this calendar will have on our purple crucial battleground state. the states democratic senator, maggie hassan, said new hampshire would vote first anyway, signing state law. the presidential primary process isn't about one states glory, folks. it's about selecting the strongest possible candidate. in this day and age and for the foreseeable future, no democratic candidate can win and election without the support from a majority of black voters in the country. that is just a fact. this new primary order will address that. let's bring in my political panel to discuss. eugene daniels is here. a white house reporter for politico and msnbc political contributor. mola lacey is here. he is executive director of the institute of politics. and public service at georgetown university. and -- is here as well. she's also an msnbc political analyst. mo, we are going to start with you. you are one of the architects of this plan. the shakeup was a long time coming. i

logistical issues also reported during the count the main opposition parties including the peoples democratic party and the labor party, have called for fresh elections. nigerians watched as they branded the weekend's vote, a scam or this initial use block, refer or credible is clear to all night, you know, study selection is solidly compromised. and therefore, if that is the wishes and aspirations of every nigerian armies, the general opinion, the best thing to do is for us to correct it. i get the tracks on the streets of the commercial capital lagos. well, labor, one, a majority. people are skeptical about the election a modern, if with insurance with you, and advised who were wise that he thought o would so no opinion a thing the issued to the issue. where did she do d m that she would be delicious deserts. i'll say that sam, he was in a free and in february says because he was obviously rigged in every state. some international observers said the election lacked transparency. a mary fears that contested result from this tightly fault race could lead to violence or correspondence. melissa tacom

caller: i have got to tell you that the democratic party, i don't know.have something wrong with them because there is zero common sense and hate. and omar, they need to kick her out of the senate are out of the house. she is just evil. a lot of those democrats are evil people. host: why would you call them people? caller: their hate. if you look in their faces, you just see hate and no common sense. none, whatsoever. they just want to spend, -- she was elected as the minnesota house of electives making her the highest elected somali public official for the state legislature. that was in 2016. cynthia melbourne, florida, you oppose, let's hear from you. caller: yes, i reposed the republicans and what they have done with omar. the gop has led and she spoke the truth about the middle east. israel is committing suicide on the palestinians. the politics have seeped into american law and politics. [indiscernible] just stop it. host: cynthia is in florida. we have a color from st. petersburg, florida. you have a problem with this resolution. caller: yes, i do,

what we see now is the democratic party has evolved a lot since the 1972 race when you saw iowa and newaking sure that the diversity in our party is reflected in terms of the diversity of the selection of the next president of the united states. >> let me ask you about another argument i've heard, jaime, which is that south carolina already has a lot of power, that you have iowa and new hampshire winnowing the pool, and then south carolina becomes the king maker or maybe someday the queen maker because, as you say, every nominee since '92 except john edwards has won the state. they say the biggest change is that being first in the nation brings travel and advertising dollars more than influence. what do you say to that? >> well, the thing that i say, if being first doesn't mean as much, why are people fighting so hard to have it, right? listen, it's important. it is really important to make sure that the most loyal constituencies of the democratic party, african americans we see, latino americans, that they get an opportunity -- just like everybody else -- to have a say in terms -- and

, the head of the state duma committee on international affairs, the chairman of the liberal democratic party, leonid slutsky, leonid eduardovich, is in direct contact with us. greetings, dmitry, good afternoon. good afternoon. and the question, of course, is here for the future. yes, i hope not far what results you are waiting for already, uh, the nearest and in fact, how plausible, in your opinion. it seems that the guilty will be punished let's be realists. our task at this stage is to forcefully bring to of the world community to the parliament in the world in general, snortists for those who hear the state duma and there are a lot of them, and everything is becoming in europe. more. i no longer speak. we are heard very well about the countries of the african continent of latin america and southeast asia because the number of our partners is steadily growing, say, by the month, so it’s definitely not worth saying that russia is isolated, even our frantic, but conveying it. what we want is that biden, in fact, stood in line with truman, who gave instructions on the bombing hiroshima and na

president joe biden deliver is a message of unity calling on us republicans to work with his democratic party to rebuild america and heavy weapons or ukraine. european countries will deliver at least $100.00 electric tanks. germany's defense minister made a surprise visit to keep and hope talks with president select ah on public aaliyah's. welcome to the program. nearly 8000 people are known to have been killed and earthquakes in turkey and syria. the death toll is expected to rise as more victims are found in remote areas, and international relief efforts is underway. the 1st quake struck near the turkish city of garcia's tap. destruction stretches along turkey, southern border, and parts of northern syria. freezing conditions are hampering rescue efforts. as emergency crews struggle with limited resources, hopes of finding more survivors are fading. searching on into the night in turkey's hot hit, hot i province rescue was no time is of the essence nearly 2 days on from the 1st pre dawn quake. this still pulling survivors from the rubble but with thousands of buildings flattened. no one kno

ambulance is losing its meaning in england , the liberal democratic party of england announced that in the last year, more than 350,000 patients spent more than 12 hours in the emergency departments of hospitals waiting for their urgent medical needs to be addressed, the leader of the liberal democratic party england says that the government denies that emergency patients are waiting for a long time, that the long delay of emergency patients has led to the death of a large number of them. labor day recently wrote that about 500 patients die every week due to the long wait for treatment in the emergency room of this country's hospitals. national center british statistics analyzed the number of deaths in this country in one week and announced the results as follows : in the week ending on december 23, 530 people died, which was 21% more than the average number of deaths during the same period in the last five years. the employees of the british national health organization have organized a chain of demonstrations and strikes due to the working conditions and wages and disturbances in thi

a there was a fusion of the democratic party elite in the republican party elite that that coalescedto destroy mcgovern. and then the those senators i mean, i'm very good friends. ralph nader, i was nader's speechwriter and ralph a point where he realized there because he worked with that ralph worked with that liberal wing of the democratic when it existed. i mean, 24 pieces of legislation the, mining safety act. oh, that was all written by ralph and then pushed through. but he watched this largely done. tony coelho and clinton took corporate money and did corporate bidding. i mean, clinton did it as much destruction as ronald reagan, maybe more nafta, fcc, glass-steagall and everything else. so destroying 70% of the original recipients on welfare were children and and and ralph's argued, you know, if we can pull five, ten, 15 million people away, that's the only mechanism we have left to put pressure on the democrats. but of course, that didn't happen. and i'm very frightened where we are and what's coming, i think informed by i went through in yugoslavia that unless that, you know

we cannot allowance fbi and department of justice politicized on behalf of the democrat party to get in challenges to elections, elections can be ugly, challenges can be ugly. this is a purely political process, in the end congress makes final determination, not grand juries controlled by democrats, this needs to be an area where fbi, department of justice, u.s. attorneys cannot go. the attorney general. should be think subjected to removal by no confidence vote of congress, it is too difficult to impeachment an attorney general, he is not in the constitution, this position of created by congress, 1789, george washington had first attorney general, department of justice itself. institution, was not created until 1870. under proposal of grant. we need to make modifications to it. and attorney general is powerful. he is unelected. you can see what this attorney general garland has done with that power, there should be ability for congress that has the final say on how to government it set up, and first say to have a no confidence vote, perhaps majority vote to pre pre-- remove an attor

what is needed now with tens of hundreds of thousands of our citizens, therefore the liberal democratic party a party that reaches every family and every person , defends precisely these interests of our citizens, as far as the president is concerned. he set cut, so to speak, quite clear tasks, as verifiable actions for all of us who is? you know, now in my opinion there are two parties in the country. here, regardless of ticket port in our pocket. we certainly remain, uh, adherents and leaders. including their political forces and parties, but the two parties, by and large, are the victory party, those who are imprisoned for victory, for strengthening russia on russia's savings, and the party of defeatists who leave, who blame russia while abroad. for many of them, not everything is lost, the more we are among, the less they are among us. but those who are in the victory party today should really perceive, we are confident in the installation of the message given by the president, as our chopped for us, and not just for the deputies of the senators. for all those who are for russia because o

he's calling on republican lawmakers to work with his democratic party, to rebuild the economy and bring the nation together. in my republican friends, good work together last, congress has no reason. we can't work together and find consensus on important things in this cars as well. i think. but i think that people send us a clear message friday for the sake of fighting power for the sake of power. conflict for the 2nd conflict gets us nowhere. that's always been my vision of our country to know which many of yours to restore the so it was nice to rebuild the backbone of america, america middle class and unite the country. we've been sent here to finish the job in my view. all right, let's cross now to d, w correspondent, cutting eci moy, who is in washington, currently not great to see so biden, clearly calling on by partner pipe by part t and ship. i can't get that word out right now. bipartisanship at a time of deep divisions in the u. s. and a very different looking congress to 2022. how difficult is that going to be going forward? katarina? very difficult. but other republicans hav

when the democratic party follows that playbook, as it did in 2018, as it did in certain districts in 2020, it wins. when the republican party does that -- it seems to be a distant memory at times -- it winds as well. and so hopefully, in 2024, we see this as the great clash of our politics. who clears cares more about politic pocketbook issues, rather than who wants to appeal to extremism? >> we have not seen the two parties come together for years on something we desperately need, immigration reform. right now new york has faced a massive influx of migrants, as have many, many cities. how are we handling it here? >> what you see is mayor eric adams standing up and saying that we need federal support. and he is right. this is a national issue. at times it's a global and international issue. and it is one that no city -- no municipality, no state -- can handle alone. and in this instance, this is a weakness of the biden administration, that they are unwilling to stand up and lead around this issue. rather, it's clear that they would rather ignore the issue than focus on other politica

his main rival attiku abubakar from the peoples democratic party has almost 30%. ying centre. but delays slowed the uploading of results to the official website — which was meant to promote transparency. the independent national electoral commission denies any fraud. let's hear from the opposition labour party. this election is not really fair and credible. it is clear to all nigerians that this election is already compromised. and therefore, if that is the wishes of every nigerian and is the general opinion, the best thing to do is for us to correct it and get it right. many nigerians aren't happy with those results — and it's feared there could be unrest in opposition—supporting parts of the country. this is the police presence outside the electoral commission headquarters in the southern city of port harcourt, where labour party candidate peter obi won the most votes. let's hear from some voters there. it's obscene. this is so close to depressing. it's close to depressing. people are crying. even when we came to vote, to participate in this election, with everyt

the democratic party can't govern the country without emergencies. if the government calms down to think clearly uncomfortable questions may emerge. wait if my college can't get into a good college or company because he's white how is systemic racism real. >> if it is how come i can't just change my race like people change their sex. can you imagine if people asked questions like that. it would be bad. a disaster. so the debt krat i can party needs a new emergency. they found one. the new emergency is the old one, white racism. now unfortunately for the democratic party white racism is one commodity that is harder to find. few black men are killed by white cops these days. where is george floyd when you need them. now they have settled for a unarmed black man killed by black cops. -- barack obama jumped into the middle of the memphis strategy to remind us white middle class americans are behind this the fruit of white supremacy. it's true. as obama explained on twitter you can learn more on his website. okay. we went there. we went to the obama found

s. biden called on republicans to work with his democratic party to rebuild the economy. mister speaker, the president of the united states. oh, joe biden, on his way to addressing the nation in his 3rd state of the union speech. with his approval ratings, low, the president wasted little time talking as legislative achievements, focusing on massive investment in infrastructure and critical industry. a very different president than its predecessor, donald trump, but nevertheless presented his own version of america. first, we need the best infrastructure in the world. we used to be movers which saunter 3rd teeth in the. busy world, the united states of america 30. and when we do these projects, again i get criticizes where i make no cheeses. we're, we're going to buy american title by economic protectionism, or it's damaging the international lines of that. if gaining an important has been author, russia invaded ukraine last february with the conflict without to extend into the 2nd year wide and spoke directly to ukraine's ambassador. when pledging continued us military s

the democratic party is nothing like the old democratic party. is that a fair statement? >> absolutely. i think that any person who is paying attention can see the absolute shift that the democrat party has made so far to the left. that there's no other way to describe it other than crazy. the things that they're pushing, whether it's outlawing gas stoves or defining genders by the second. everything that they come up with is just moving so far out of the mainstream that there's no other way to describe it. i was thankful that i got to follow president biden because he does help the set the bar a little bit low. that made my job a bit easier. the other part, he just has a terrible story to tell. he has been an absolute failure over the last two years and anybody that is paying attention in this country sees those failures every single day when they go to the gas pump, the grocery store. they're feeling the breakdown of this presidency. so it was an absolute honor and incredible opportunity. i'm thankful to speaker mccarthy and leader mcconnell for giving me the chance to

, kennedy, the representative of the democratic party, declared the winner of the presidentialion. it only arranges support for mohammad reza so that he can implement the so-called reform programs, the payment of a loan of 35 million dollars from the us to implement the policies of the united states in iran. public discomfort and obstruction of russia's expansion in the region and iran is the shah's mission to implement these customized programs. 21 december 1341, mohammad reza pahlavi, the national agricultural congress suddenly announces the implementation of reforms and revolution in the country. country without ever from on the part of mohammad reza pahlavi, in an official internal meeting, many of the people present were surprised , so that i leave the three kings quietly and ask for the positive vote of the people of iran in its establishment without direct mediation . it is as follows. by approving iran's agrarian reforms based on the bill to amend the agrarian reforms law, the work that was done in our country as a result of the revolution , this work in other societies