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we will have enoch gondongwana -- we have enoch gondongwana joining us. the government planning to do in terms of stimulus given the data we got back this week? the party has made a proposal to the government since to light. among other things -- since july. among other things, we have told the government they must consider a stimulus package. francine: is the african national congress worried about a new round of credit ratings downgrade? enoch: obviously that is an important question -- consideration as well, because a new round of downgrading what have serious implications for our cost of bartering and for the economy in general. --ncine: give me a sense of about the national elections in 2019. is the economy that achilles heel of the african national congress? enoch: about the elections in 2019? francine: do you worry about the economy hurting the african national congress prospects? enoch: we are not worried much about the outcome of the elections. the kind of service at the moment are showing us far ahead butther political parties, obviously would n

he in england said he was an enoch powell of ourtimes.l of our times. he is a database. he is was been a database. —— nativist. because of the way it has been mishandled the situation will create further flames. do people around the table echo the point that the labour party has allowed the row about anti—semitism to carry on for too long? we have all been talking about this for a good few months now. it is a distraction, isn't it? the frank field of who you speak is not the frank field line although i do not know him personally. it is not the frank field deeply respected by the many people who are them in parliament. for eight years he sent e—mails.... he is against immigrants. a broader point about the state of the party. someone who came to his understanding about what underlies the founding of the state of israel in the television series which is about 14 or 15 hours and akin toa which is about 14 or 15 hours and akin to a deep understanding. and the poor understanding. i understand there is such sensitivity. they need to make sure th

speaking to andrew marr, he compared jeremy corbyn to enoch powell.le were considering leaving the uk. dues have been in britain since 1566. i know of no other application for dues, the majority of our community are asking, is this country safe to bring up our children? this is very worrying and there is only one word for it, anti—semitism. shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell said that criticism from figures like the former chief rabbi is misguided. the accusation aboutjeremy corbyn being anti—semite and this reference to enoch powell is just so wrong. and the grounds upon which he made those statements, let's talk through some of those. first of all, he said anti—semitism is blaming israel for everything that has happened in the middle east. jeremy has never done that. look at some of his speeches. his attacks on iran, and saudi arabia, the role of other countries in the middle east, and iraq. look at what has happened over the years. 30—odd years thatjeremy has been campaigning against racism. but also on issues in the middle east. he said it is anti—se

now, 24there's 47 words that t profit enoch said. behold, the lord cometh with 10,000 of his saints to execute judgment upon all and to convince all that are ungodly among them of all their ungodly deeds, which they have ungodly committed. and of all their hard speeches which ungodly sinners have spoken against him out of the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaketh, you talk about what you're interested in, and on judgment day, the basis of the judgment will be not only on the words and the motives, but the words that are spoken. i told the officer back there, mark my word, something big time is going to happen april 20. it has been 8,202 days from the end of the times of the gene l gentiles, and the start of the 40th jubilee. 9-11 was the sixth trumpet, and i expect late it's be 6,430-days from 9-11 to judgment day or something really, really big for the kingdom of god. now i think that i should be listened to because as far as i know i'm the only man that can look back at an event that i predicted that actually came to pass. i m

fall is a big season for us at the enoch pratt free library. you can take one look at our newspaper, the compass, which hopefully you got this evening, and see how much we have going on. i also encourage everyone to come out at the end of this month to the inner harbor for the baltimore book festival. the pratt will once again be running the children's stage and have an all-star author lineup. it's a great time for the entire family. our fall season is also packed, kicking off with tonight's special presentation. how many of you here attended last year's book lovers breakfast? if you did, raise your hand. great. good. good. well, it was a sellout crowd, if you didn't attend, and we even had to move it to a bigger ballroom because so many people wanted to see the woman who i'm about to introduce. she filled that room for us. april ryan is a veteran white house reporter who has covered four presidencies. you are probably used to seeing her on television as an analyst for cnn or asking the tough questions in the white house briefing room. she's be

on tuesday we are at the enoch pratt free library in baltimore to hear april ryan give a first-hand account of her reporting during the trump administration. on wednesday, antonio felix will discuss her biography of elizabeth warren and belmont massachusetts. also on wednesday we are at the heritage foundation in washington dc where fox news host steve open will offer his ideas on the merits of populism and look for us at the manhattan institute in new york city where heather mcdonald talks about identity politics on college campuses. friday at the shelter island public library in new york, andrea deboer will offer her take on the state of education reform and sunday we all live at new york city's largest tree literary event, the brooklyn festival.that's a look at what some of book tv will be covering. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span two. >> election night 2016 was bright daylight for me in kyoto where i had just arrived for an award ceremony after a joyful and off from my colleagues at home. i was feeling pretty anxi