i'm saying what about the democratic progressive party just eliminated just an ideal scenario. the rangi of the revolution is simply losing this , the americans cannot allow this, this is impossible, and therefore, in order to support the democrats there di such statements will be made. they will most likely grow, they will drive the aircraft carriers closer there to show only we support you. we won't leave you. we will stay with you. this is what the united states will do. and the fact that the signone beat the europeans just like that and what he took. of all the european leaders , he made the most comments about the united states. just a macron and brain connected brain. nato was dying. it is clear where the brain of nato is, yes, in washington then it was trump and the european army. he wanted to create - to create and the chinese played like a man who simply declares that the british and the americans offended him with similar boats with the americans. well, i would even say more strongly, and trump took off the dandruff from him and said, why did you use a different shamp

democratic progressive party and its main rival is the kuomintang party.n favor of declaring independence and seeking wide diplomatic recognition by taiwan, the current head of the island of father yingwen is leading the course, the maximum escalation in a relationship. with beijing, she is against the principle, one country, two systems, which beijing proposes, but last november , the sainwen party suffered a crushing defeat in the municipal elections. almond rival won 13 seats as mayors in four and six major cities, including the capital taipei, after the announcement of the results of the vote, announced her resignation as chairman of the party, who has been few since may 2020, but remains in the post of taiwan's chief of staff until the election , which will be held at the beginning of 2024, but for now she tries to prevent a sharp change in the political course of the gamendan party, which essentially created taiwan and even represented china for more than 20 years, traditionally pursues a course of interaction with beijing and does not reject the pos

taiwanese a vice president is expecting to be named as the ruling democratic progressive parties candidate. compared to current leader tsai ing-wen, he is seen as a robust advocate of taiwan's in venice. the winner of the 22 for election will be released up into a role that could determine the trajectory of geopolitics and the global economy for years to come. to france, french finance minister bruno le maire says europe must not to be pushed around due to the rivalry between the u.s. and china. lemaire told europe one radio that being a u.s. ally does not mean that france should be against bashan. his cummins come after president macron's visit to china last week, during which he pushed against decoupling compared with washington's tougher stance. beijing is planning reviews for local artificial intelligence services before they are allowed to operate. china's interest -- internet regulatory says it wants to ensure that platforms provide accurate content and do not compromise national security. tech firms like alibaba plan to launch ai services that would compete with the microsoft backed

we are telling the democratic progressive party authorities to completely abandon the plot of taiwan independence and not to go all the way down the road of relying on the united states to seeking dependence. otherwise, an act of seeking independence will be smashed to pieces under the powerful force of the chinese sons and daughters to oppose independence and promote reification. the response comes amid the taiwanese regional leaders meeting with several american officials, including us house speaker, kevin mccarthy, who recently urged for an increase in our sales to taiwan. china views the island as an integral part of its territory. similar moves in 2022 by then how speaker nancy pelosi also sparked a strong response from beijing, which large scale military drills around the island earlier. china also express concerns over the us military presence in the region that follows an american deal with the philippines that would allow for additional bases there to be used by american troops indefinitely. the pedagogue says the move is aimed at addressing a range of share challenges in th

huge profits around the world, and the practice of the authorities of the democratic progressive party wolves into the home of the disgusting will only bring serious disaster to the taiwanese people, the wolves and which the current pro-american authorities in taiwan are luring to peking island are calling the american weapons barons who flock to taipei to the military industry forum to speak forum american gunsmiths will not only be about new deliveries of harpoons and tomahawks, but also about the opening of their own factories on the island. so there is no doubt that the list of forum participants for beijing will become a sanctions list and the increased presence in the us region is explained by the potential protection of south korea from north korea, but then the statement by the chief of staff of the us navy, admiral gilde, that the us is preparing to test five unmanned underwater vehicles, which is fundamentally will change the situation in the taiwan strait in beijing, they have not forgotten yet, and slava borel about europe's readiness to send its navy here as well. also chi

we are telling the democratic progressive party authorities to completely abandon the plot of taiwan independence and not to go all the way down the road of relying on the united states to seeking dependence. otherwise, an act of seeking independence will be smashed to pieces under the powerful force of the chinese sons and daughters to oppose independence and promote reification. the response comes amid the taiwanese regional leaders meeting with several american officials, including us house b, could kevin mccarthy recently pushed for an increase in on sales to taiwan china. views the island as an integral part of the territory. though it is similar, moved in 2022 by then how the islands driving earlier. china also express con washington and the western media and spacing is active aggressively. while conservative political action conference board members gordon chart and accused asian of getting ready to quote, kill americans. china is preparing to kill americans and we've got to prepare to defend ourselves. and the defense department is making slow really slow molasses slow prepar

. >> chinese vice president is a specter to be named as the ruling democratic progressive parties canada in next year's presidential election and compared to current leader, he is seen as a robust advocate of taiwan's independence. the winner of the january 2024 election will immediately step into a role that could determine the trajectory of geopolitics on the global economy for years to come. to france, france of finance minister says europe must not be pushed around. bruno le maire said that on europe one radio, being a u.s. ally doesn't mean that france should be against beijing. his comments come after president macron's visit to china last week during which he pushed against decoupling compared with washington's tougher stance. beijing is planning reviews for local artificial intelligence services of which they are led to operate. china's internet regular says it wants to ensure the platforms provide accurate content and do not compromise national security. tech firms like alibaba, plan to lunch ai services that would compete with the microsoft chatgpt. swiss parliaments lower hous

export war making huge profits around the world, and the practice of the authorities democratic progressive partydisasters to the taiwanese people, wolves and which the current pro-american authorities in taiwan are luring to beijing island , they call american weapons barons who flock to taipei for the military industry forum 2.5 dozen of the largest concerts of the american military-industrial complex from the sea, timetekticalsystoms. dologhead martin speaks at the forum american gunsmiths will not only be about new deliveries of harpoons and tomahawks. well, about the discovery on the island own from the factories, so the list of forum participants for beijing can no doubt become a sanctions list and the increased presence in the region of the united states is explained by the potential protection of south korea from north korea , but then the statement of the chief of staff of the us navy admiral gilda. are there any tools in the united states arsenal that could be used or upgraded right now to prevent china from invading taiwan our first large unmanned submersible is currently being tested

what i'm saying is that the democratic progressive party party just eliminates just the perfect scenariowill increase, they will drive aircraft carriers closer there to show only we support you. we won't leave you. we will stay with you. this is what the united states will do. and the fact that sesampine beat the europeans just like that and what he took, of all the european leaders, the macron and the brain of the united brain made the largest number of comments about the united states. nato was dying. it’s clear where nato’s brain is located, yes , washington then it was injuries and the army is european. he wanted to create, create , and the chinese played like a man who simply declares that the british and americans offended him with the likes of britain and the americans. well, i would even say more strongly. and trump took off the dandruff from him and said that you were using a different shampoo. you must be impeccable with us, and here, in comparison with the fact that who is ursula, the fundraiser is a person. i think that after all, they sent it to the macron, they imposed it,

huge profits around the world, and the practices of the authorities and the democratic progressive partyn the house are disgusting and will only bring serious disaster to the taiwanese people, wolves and which the current pro-american authorities in taiwan are luring to peking island calls the american arms barons who flock to taipei for the military industry forum american gunsmiths will talk at the forum not only about new deliveries of harpoons and tomahawks , but also about opening their own factories on the island. so there is no doubt that the list of participants in the forum for beijing will also become a list of sanctions strengthening the presence in the region the united states explains the potential protection of south korea from north korea, but then the statement of the chief of staff of the us navy, admiral gilde, that the united states is preparing to test five unmanned underwater vehicles, which will radically change the situation in the taiwan strait in beijing, has not yet been forgotten, and barel's words about europe's readiness to send here and your navy. also china

>> 20 years ago we could say george soros was a leftist, the main democratic party is the progressivearty of george soros, his views are more -- just like bankman-freed. >> todd: look, they have bought the das throughout our biggest cities and now in the white house. this is next in their plot to remake the united states of america? is there something we are not paying attention to that we should be? >> no, in fact, the local races are the most consequential. the way i put it, the presidential level, billions getting thrown around. it is local ones that make the difference and in wisconsin, they spend enormous amount and the liberal spent 8 million compared to 400 k for the opponent. they are low turnout enough, if we can mobilize conservatives we can impact that money. >> todd: is that the response to mobilize themselves to counteract this or something else republicans need to be doing, as well? >> that and wouldn't hurt if a billionaire on our side wanted to spend some money. we can neutralize impact of money by bringing awareness to it and mobilizing voters. they are under the rada

the practitioners of the authorities of the democratic progressive party.is disgusting and shameful and will bring taiwan compatriots only serious disaster by opening up the asian front. the states allocate a special place to south korea , where for the first time in 40 years nuclear submarines will dock. the agreement was signed in during the state visit to washington of the south korean president, who, at the request of the head of the white house, joe biden. even sang we know one of your favorite songs is american pie. we would like you to sing it to us. that you clearly expect that it is also easy to agree to force to cover washington and in the event of a real conflict with beijing, the chinese press writes, calling the alliance of the united states and south korea a union of master and servant. while glasses were raised in the white house to the strengthening of military strategy with an emphasis on the potential for a nuclear strike in south korea itself office of the president supporters of the movement. for peace , they demanded that the united sta

are labeled an enemy of the people that is what is worrying everyone, this not the democratic party, not the progressivexist socialist effort to change the way we talk about politics and make politics, that change in the way of government. it institutionalizing their idea of a new america. mark: joe biden pretends to be a mod yeah, moderate. he is not. you have court of appeals involving farmers. white farmers gets to back of the line or no subsidies. you have medicare. where doctors are told to provide services priorities for blacks and minorities and older white people really they will be taking a look at, that the government. to determine reimbursements to see racial make-up. and you have other programs, student loan program, one of last argument that biden administration made was that whereas white students owe i think 6%, black students perhaps 30% still on their loans, this is aimed at that too. we have every bit of the racist activity in terms of administration programs, like we have never seen before, blatant as there was in reverse during the wilson administration. to say, this group gets this

huge profits around the world, and the practice of the authorities of the democratic progressive partyure wolves into a disgusting house will only bring serious disasters to the taiwanese people, wolves and whom the current pro-american the authorities of taiwan are luring to beijing island they are calling the american weapons barons that flock to taipei to the military industry forum about opening their own factories on the island. so there is no doubt that the list of participants in the forum for beijing will become the list of sanctions and the increased presence in the region of the united states explains potential protection of south korea from north korea, but what about the statement by the chief of staff of the us navy, admiral gilde, that the united states is preparing to test five unmanned underwater vehicles, which will radically change the situation in the taiwan strait? in pikin, they have not yet forgotten the words of the barrel about the readiness of europe to send here and its navy, too, china for europe is not just a competitor, but a rival, and primarily in the eco

party. what you have democrats are divisions, traditional supporters of israel, that are critical of the policies towards the palestinians that the government has adopted. a smaller wing of the democratic party, progressivesthat want to impose accountability and costs for these policies. is nola really solid bipartisan -- this is no lower solid bipartisan approach that democrats and republicans could agree across the board. mr. netanyahu, wrinkly if you asked me he would much perform -- frankly, if you ask me he would much prefer reelection of donald trump or republican avatar in 2024. he is much more comfortable with republican presidents than democrats. >> aaron david miller, there, thank you for your time. fdic looks to be putting first republic under receivership. this is according to reports. they have not done so yet officially. reports are they are taking first republic into receivership. this is balance of power. ♪ your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com we all work differently now. so c

positioning that bite himself does not particular we're worried about losing a democratic primary to progressive. the party is overwhelmingly behind and even if they do have doubts about this age, he's really thinking about a general election in, you know, recently how he's responded to crime policies in washington dc. and also getting strict are on the border in terms of turning migrants away and what sort of detention policies the administration might use when titled 42, which was up, had direct era rule that was allowing the united states to re migrant, that the border will expire in yes, would it be a good call for him to run again looking ahead, looking at a general election that might pit him against donald trump? does he stand a chance? you know, would it be a good call? i guess not the only person who can make that decision is really and the pulling at this point is so early. it's hard to put all that much stock in it. when you look today at general election, calling a rematch, or by versus trump in 2024, you see biden, on average, out performing trump by 2 points. but again, the reality is that be

democrats? >> totally. totally. it is the far left that really drives the democratic party, and ro khanna said exactly that. >> sandra: a democrat. >> progressivee party is driving, this is tens of trillions of dollars. you can argue the merits of green investment, some things are worthwhile, some are a tremendous waste of money. but first of all, america is incredibly blessed with fossil fuels, many, many ways to continue to produce fossil fuels and do it in a clean way, the administration does not want to do that, use all the energy and the capabilities we have, relatively inexpensively. instead he wants to spend huge amounts of money on wasteful things. money we just don't have, sandra. we are looking at, just talk about the debt ceiling, it has to be raised again, there's no plan to rein in government spending, to rein in the deficit. >> sandra: back to the question that republicans ask democrats and mccarthy posing to the president who will not meet with him, you can't find anywhere to cut and the middle of the discussion you reintroduce $92 trillion green new deal plan again? >> look, republicans have come up with perfectly sensible propo

from his positioning that bite himself does not particularly worried about losing a democratic primary to progress. the party is overwhelmingly behind and even if they do have doubts about this age, he's really thinking about a general election in, you know, recently how he responded to crime policies in washington dc. and also getting strict are on the border in terms of turning migrant away and what sort of detention policies the administration might use when titled 42, which was the era rule that was allowing the united states to country migrant that the border will expire in. yes, would it be a good call for him to run again looking ahead, looking at a general election that might fit him against donald trump? does he stand a chance? you know, would it be a good call? i guess not the only person who can make that decision is really and the pulling at this point is so early. it's hard to put all that much stock in it. when you look today at general election polling of a rematch or by versus tromp in 2024, you see biden, on average, out performing trump by 2 points. but again, the reality is that because th

this is a battle within the democratic party between progressives and the more conservative and centristes in the party. we will see now who is being able to reach the masses of the voter and turn them out and today's election. amy: we want to thank you, juan, for that briefing. we will ask you about what happens tomorrow. coming up, finland joins nato. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "shelter" by vic mensa, chance the rapper, and wyclef jean. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. finland has probably joined nato today in a move that doubles nato's border. russia and finland share in 800 mile border. they joined a week after turkey's parliament voted to ratify its membership. turkey and hungary have yet to approve sweden as a member of nato but the turkish president has rejected sweden secession to nato after accusing it of harboring kurdish dissidents he considers terrorist and what extradited. finland and's we have applied together to join nato. they did in may of 2022. about three month after russia's invasion of uk

like representative ocasio-cortez senator sanders and the democratic party progressives and on the right the rise of trump and his allies with their nationalism. there's a populist moment saw it jennings bryan saw it mckinley it how did the how does that populist moment from that period overlap with today's if at all. yeah well it does because populism you point out can be on the right or the left. populism at its core is a belief that the system is rigged that the system is corrupt, that the little man or little woman is being screwed over from the right. it's because big government and from the left, it's because, you know, big corporations and the money, power and yet the language. interesting go online and read the cross a gold speech which is a total accident as i'm as i'm as i brilliantly explain in my book but but but then there in the course of bryan says there are two forms of economic theory. the republican theory is that of prosperity will trickle down from above. and the democratic theory is that it will rise up from below and it was populist. it was a populism of the left. t

democratic party is concerned about. there is obviously maryann williamson and robert f. kennedy jr. who both announced bids. but biden has most of the democratic party behind him, progressive the more moderate wing. and even the democratic national committee has no plans to host debates and give biden the opportunity to share the stage with some of the other long shot challengers. but as we see him announce today, i think that we'll see wide reaction from across the democratic party lining up to support his bid. >> tyler, nice to see you. a big day for you at the white house. thank you, sir. >>> one of the louisville metro police officers involved in the 2020 shooting of breonna taylor is now working for another sheriff's office. here is jason carroll. records breonna taylor's mother had one word to describe how she felt after learning former louisville metro police officer myles cosgrove had been rehired by another department. >> anger. to think that another department would even want this guy to be a part of any department for that matter, just angers me. >> reporter: according to a cnn affiliate, the carroll county sheriff's department cited cosgrove's experience as the

voters are not specifically just tailored for the democratic party, i think it is a generation that is open minded. i have met conservative progressivee gen-z individuals, but democratic party is adapting their messaging to meet young voters with where they are and engaging in social media, they have to look at where they can engage to reach the young people. a 30 second television ad on a network television station will not reach a generation that it has been brought up on 3 second video reels on social media. trey: all right kaylee, emma raises a good point. she is noting that republicans are not great at the communication part. the venues mode of communication. that may very well be part of this. i think the republican party would be kidding itself if they did not also acknowledge there is a message problem. not just the manner of communication but maybe a message problem. what do you think? >> i think it is deeper, i think that it equ it comes down to a difference in cultural value. the best way is look at a "wall street journal" survey found values like patriotism, religion, hard work, community, family are all on the down. they

progressive cook county commissioner running against the moderate former chicago public schools chief, paul vallas. help us understand how this race in many ways illustrates the broader divides in the democratic partybody like brandon johnson who comes out of the movement launched by senator bernie sanders to be a more progressive alternative in the national democratic party. brandon johnson has picked up that mantle while paul vallas got his start under former mayor richard m daily and is really looking to draw support from people who remember his work as head of the chicago public schools, but also somebody vowing to be tough on crime. chicago along with most major cities has yet to see a return to the crime and public safety levels that existed before the pandemic and both paul vallas and brandon johnson are offering two very different solutions. geoff: let's talk more about that. crime was a major issue in the first mayoral election in february. what issues are driving or animating this runoff race? guest: paul vallas says the biggest issue is the need to get more chicago police officers on the city streets. he has vowed to do that as quickly and efficiently as possible. rendon johnson sees wha

progressive cook county commissioner, running against the moderate former chicago public schools chief paul vallas. help uunderstand how this race in many ways illustrates the broader divides within the democratic partyr: well, you have somebody like brandon johon, who really comes out of the movement launched by senator bernie sanders to be a more progressive alternative in the national democratic party. brandon johnson has really picked up that mantle, while paul vallas got his start under former mayor richard m. daley, and is really looking to draw support from people who draw remember his work, as you said, as head of the chicago public schools, but also somebody who's vowing to be tough on crime. as you know, chigo, along with you will most major cities, has yet to sort of see a return to the crime and public safety levels that existed before the pandemic. and both paul vallas and brandon johnson are offering two very different solutions. very geoff: well, let's talk more about that, because, as you point out, crime was a major issue in the first mayoral election back in februy. what issues are driving or in animating this run-off race? heather: well, paul vallas says that the biggest iss is the

a checklist, even republicans for fear of getting criticized in their own party, follow republican mantra, democrats, progressiveed to it, even though they don't personally agree with it. furthermore when it comes to third party alternatives, many americans who feel that way feel it might be a wasted vote, especially in a general election. if they exercise their gut the third party candidate might win but they're told it is a wasted vote. how do you get over that, or do you? >> you're completely right, neil. people have been conditioned and the conditioning only works if you accept it. reality if enough americans raise their hands look neither side is actually getting everything right. there needs to be a third approach. i'm for that third approach we can make it happen. if you look at america's history, we are overdue for this kind of realignment. you know i'm some one who looks at numbers and trends. two party system is going to change. the question is, how is it goes going to change. will you and i, other americans who want a voice be part of that change. neil: you're still a young guy. there has been some co

democratic party. there's bernie sanders, there's aoc, the progressives control the party. period.are you going message to those people? are you prepared to take those folks on? >> i am. i am. i you know -- and there's some things that i agree with bernie sanders on. you know, but there's a lot of things that i don't. i have no problem getting rid of student debt. but if we're going get rid of student debt we're going to give the people that work their butts off and pay loans off on their loan we're going give them a break somehow or give them cashback. >> what is your thought on the trump indictment do you believe that was fair? >> if the man broke the law he needs to pay the price. no difference in president biden or hunter biden or -- obama or anybody else. the system of two party justice in this country with the rich and the poor they've got to stop. okay, the constitution says equal justice for all. >> you say you've been targeted. you say that the former president of the united states donald trump is being targeted now in this prosecution. what is your message to the former p

progressive lori lightfoot for the johnson voters. i think vallas is afraid johnson will be lightfoot 2.0. >> todd: will today's runoff serve as warning to democratic partyprogressive voices pushing for defund the police movement that is pushing what johnson is pushing or will this embolden the aocs of the world in 2024? >> certainly if brandon johnson wins, it emboldens them, he is defund the police progressive. i wouldn't read too much that happens in chicago today, because it is just such an acute case where lawlessness has taken hold. you could see paul vallas be like eric adams, he could stabilize it, but not improve it. >> todd: devin, what do your friends and family tell you about who they want? >> it is a difficult -- it shouldn't be a difficult choice, but it is, two democrats where we need more conservative less government. both have big government solutions to big government problems and that concerns a lot of my friends, relatives and neighbor. >> todd: close to 12,000 sworn officers, compared to 13,000 three short years ago, significant drop in a city seeing rise in crime and could use as many police officers as they could get. are people wo

but there's no democratic party anymore, doesn't exist. it's not even a progressive party, but it's a leftist revolutionary movement and has no popular support. but throughout history, suchhout such movements didn't really need they didn't need it. they got power in hansen. thank you so much. b we'll be back tomorrow. here's sean hannity. sean. >> all right, tucker, thank t you.his fox and welcome to hannity. we begin with this fox news alert, manhattan d.a. his far left backers are uhis alvin bragg and his far leftp eg backers, they are now upending the rule of law in our country.a they are now weaponizes justice in our country over what is oneg of the weakest cases everht brought before. a court now comingrt full reaction analysis with trump attorney joe tacopina, the great one , mark levin, bill hemmer, jonathan turley, greg jarret, eric p.

democratic party any more. it doesn't exist. it's not even a progressive party. it's a woke revolutionary movement. it has no popular support. throughout history such movements didn't need it. >> tucker: thank you so much. we'll be back tomorrow. here's sean. >> we begin with this fox news alert. manhattan da alvin bragg and his far left backers are up ending the rule of law in our country. they are weaponizing justice in our country over what is one of the weakest cases ever brought before a court. coming up full reaction, analysis with joe tacopina, bill hemmer, jonathan turturley, eri trump. president trump wrapped up his speech. the president pointed out a history, all the unfairness, unprecedented, frankly, that he's faced since coming down that escalator. no one man has ever been subjected to anything like this in the history of the country. the media clueded to destroy him from day one. the president laid out what he did successfully as president. it was a powerful case. he all laid out that this is a nation in decline. five presidents could not mess the country up more than joe biden. also

already proven his detractors wrong, and that he and the democrats are a picture of unity and progress compared with a deeply divided republican party. the key test, who he will faith. it's not clear yet who will run for the republican, but biden will have a grueling path back to the white house. haylock his name is l correspondent in washington d. c. mikaela biden's announcement wasn't unexpected. was it? but why did he choose to make it now? actually that is an interesting question and there were many betz going on here in d. c, whether he would wait it out, wait even longer trying push this potentially even after the debt ceiling route that he currently has with the republicans here. we needs to raise the dent sitting so the us doesn't default on its own debt. he's chosen this moment in time . speculation here is the big donors are lining up money ready now, and he has no illusions that he will need plenty of money for what is expected to be a re run of a. so down between him and donald trump. so what are the poll saying about his chances? i mean, as we've been, simon, he's already 80 years old. after a 2nd term, he'd be $86.00.