it's in germany with the alternative for deutschland. we have geert wilders in holland.aubameyang germany? we have the austrians also, very anti—immigration. —— of an. austrians also, very anti—immigration. —— ofan. the inta ke anti—immigration. —— ofan. the intake of immigration has changed the narrative and what people believe. interestingly, when all the immigrants came in in 2015, we have 90% fewer immigrants coming into these european countries. but they are these european countries. but they a re really these european countries. but they are really grappling with how to come to terms with this new change. this is how there needs to be strongly to ship within europe really across—the—boa rd ? strongly to ship within europe really across-the-board? absolutely. u nfortu nately, really across-the-board? absolutely. unfortunately, they‘ re not really across-the-board? absolutely. unfortunately, they're not all on the same page hash strong leadership. the afp, but i don't know enough about the swedish democrats, but they seem to be in that vein, geert wilders, they don't

right after deutschland got back, the second of these merchant u-boats sailed. it was the bremen. never arrived in the united states. it is still missing today. the deutschland made a second trip later in 1916. put into new london, connecticut. less publicity. and new of u-boats, this is you 53. standard production german submarine. it sailed in september, 1916. for the port of newport, rhode island. october 7, it put into port. to u.s. naval officers there. it did not refuel. day, it went out, and sank five merchant ships. stopped them and scuttled them. there was no loss of life. there was like 15 u.s. destroyers running around trying to keep ships from being sunk. but, because the germans were operating in accordance with international law, these ships, dutch, norwegian, were carrying were surprised for britain, was a perfectly legally justifiable action. by the submarines. this sent a rather not very subtle message, obviously, if germany enters the war, you know, u.s. enters the war, two countries are at war, what is going to happen?? u-boats can come over here and sink ships.

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deutschland got back, the second of these merchants u-boats failed. the -- it disappeared. it never arrived in the united states. it is still missing today. the deutsche land made a second trip later in 1916 as well. the generated -- it generated much less publicity. speaking of u-boats and new 53, standards is u- production german submarine. forailed in september, 1916 the port of newport, rhode island. , it was put into u.s.and gave tours to naval officers there. it did not refuel. out and day, it went sank five merchant ships. stop them and scuttled them. there is no loss of life. like 15 u.s. destroyers running around, trying to keep ships from being sunk. because the germans were operating in accordance with international law, the ships, , a dutch, a norwegian, were carrying more supplies to it was a legally and justifiable action by the submarines. this sent a rather not very subtle message obviously. -- ifmany enters the war the u.s. enters the war, the countries are at war, what is going to happen? u-boats can come over here and sink ships. they have enough range to

deutschland vitae often germany will continue to remain open but we also have considerations regarding the need to protect our critical infrastructure. all the beatson off the at the same time we're appealing to china especially in regards to digitalisation to give us the chance to cooperation equal partners and not to be excluded from certain projects from the outset. we heard the word protect there it sounds like protectionism is on the march again tell us what merkel is getting at exactly. i think one thing that she's really talking about here is the idea that the chinese have often a spouse open markets on their ins and in fact recently sort of in counterpoint to what trump has been espousing with protectionism they've really been pushing for open trade on the ground however the fact is they haven't been very open they still require a lot of technology transfer a lot of teaming up with chinese companies that leads to technology transfer and there's the feeling that the playing grounds aren't really that fair and it's not a level playing field and that's what she's pushing for there