e.u. lawmakers themselves and the g.o.p. is being a show not by economies like china and india now the british public will get to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sticking points for the british people are immigration social security and interference from. also as a british law especially when it comes to human rights now the czech republic is in a similar situation to britain in the fact that it's in the e.u. but it doesn't have a year as its national currency so i also feel the president of the country applecart a form what he makes of those bones warning. more or less grevious such a statement the issue is whether there'd be a bill to make a change nor just course methinks changes but the fundamental transformation of the economic social political system i am rather skeptical in this respect so so i think that too great to leave the e.u. is definitely gonna lead you to maybe it was separated for countries like very very czech republic or or any other

e.u. lawmakers themselves and the g.o.p. is being shown up by economies like china and india now the british public will get to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sticking points for the british people are immigration social security and interference from brussels and british law especially when it comes to human rights now the czech republic is in a similar situation to britain in the fact that it's in the e.u. but it doesn't have the year as its national currency so it also for the president of the.

e.u. lawmakers themselves i think europe is being shown up by economies like china and india now the british public will get to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sticking points for the british people.

e.u. lawmakers themselves i think europe is being a show not by economies like china and india now the british public will get. to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sticking points for the british people are immigration social security and interference from brussels in british law especially when it comes to human rights now the czech republic is in a similar.

that dropping below thirty percent disappointed with some of economic solutions proposed by lawmakers some e.u. citizens are taking the matter into their own hands and are turning to alternative currencies tea's ready for moshe went to visit the creators of a new local currency in paris which is out of the reach of the wheelers and dealers in the stock market. these colorful rich tangible notes and not just money but they have a real value you can go shopping with these bills in your wallet. at the restaurant . the idea tentative also called complimentary currencies that people of businesses agree to use for transactions within a particular area a district quarter were just a street may look like something from a kid's game but the reasons behind it are far from child's play. partick first prodding of local currencies stay within the region develop high peaks second that ideological you have a lot of confidence in official commerce and i think people want to have something they understand that they can control and that they can trust not just something that is printed you don't know how with n

e.u. this week care with members of the country's parliament criticizing lawmakers for their lack of flexibility and knowledge of local realities when referring to the levels of austerity expects is on the economy but despite all of this resentment latvia the eastern european country this and thought that was financial fallout from the two thousand and eight crash has just welcomed the. it can't be that bobbing or can it while recent encouraging economic stats coming out of europe including retail sells it is sometimes hard to tell what exactly is going on now let's get a better analysis from nick parsons from national australia bank nick can you tell me what is in store for the eurozone in twenty fourteen. where the good news for the eurozone in twenty fourteen is going to be a lot better than it's been for the last couple of years when fortunately that doesn't set the bar very high you were and only came out of recession in the second quarter of two thousand and thirteen but even then the two quarters of growth we've seen of been only plus point three and most recently plus north point one so

other disasters happen in europe governments and lawmakers proactively address problems of potential disasters to prevent harm to their people as the e.u. government describes it the precautionary principle enables rapid response in the face of a pop scientific data do not permit a complete evaluation of the risk recourse to this principle may for example be used to stop distribution or order withdrawal from the market of products likely to be hazardous all the very mention of the precautionary principle is enough to scare libertarians straight it's essential that we address problems before they happen not after. so is what's going on in west virginia right now a classic example of how libertarianism is a flawed system let's rob. joining a precise low level rubble to carry it off executive editor with the daily caller and adam bitly director of online media william j. mccarthy and associates you guys for joining me tonight good to see you both let's start out you heard my response of all you surprised by thomas response on most wanted to respond oh no and isn't this really the problem with libertarianism that it only what what works in