the french president urges europeans to reject populism and to defend their democracy. plus he's known as astro alex german chancellor angela merkel she refers to him as the country's ambassador to space and now astronaut alexander guessed is preparing for his next big step as command of the international space station. i bring off it's good to have you with us tonight we can finally report that weapons inspectors are on the ground in syria where they say a chemical weapons attack may have taken place after days of delay and they geo political tug of war international weapons experts have entered the town of duma the site of that alleged poison attack now the inspectors arrived in damascus on saturday but were barred from the site until today that has prompted the u.s. to accuse syria and russia of trying to cover up evidence. the destroyed town of doom areas where syria's ill fated revolutionaries out now after seven years of fighting with the last of the rebels go on damascus is trying to win back its people meeting memorise the basic needs first. when the rebels left

approach and we should also open up access to non european civilizations to our european so. it is and is this is something which you are endeavoring here at this site which i very much welcome the european culture is something that we will continue to respect and defend this is very important for our citizens and i believe that here copyright is something we have currently working on this to look at our. artists and our creators are expecting this from us in today's modernized world let me tell the europeans and the german chancellor that we are living in a moment that is unique to our common sovereignty is a challenge that is by the world always a challenge by its range of challenges as well as technological and climatic changes and it is also challenged in signs of by the rise of extremism doubts that are also being supported and this is therefore something where we need to come together a moment which is decisive for was for the future of our hero to see in the past because this is you we have priests this is the adult has the strength to resist to tendencies and to even

there is doubt in a number of european countries. month after month we're seeing visa insensibility emerge which going to question certain fundamental. this seems to be a sort of the european civil rights national selfishness a negative seems to take precedence over what brings us together if. there is a fascination with the liberal and that's growing with time to come back to if there are political threats to i'm sure will come to them discussion so europe has a ever greater responsibility their international conflicts. and we've seen that in the eleventh and and we're seeing the emergence of. ours with a clear strategy which seeks to call into question the mounted outro system where europe takes its place and that's of course the framework within which europe can exercise influence and that's also the frame which will we've built up to your stablished piece is debated taking place at that at a time of great change in transformation digital. revolutions climate change and its consequences and. these also make because call into quest

parliament urges europeans to reject populism and defend democracy plus he's known as astro alex but chancellor merkel the first to call him germany's ambassador to space on our astronaut alexander gary sick is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. a way of iraq thanks for your company everyone syrian state media say international weapons inspectors have now entered the town of duma the site of an alleged chemical weapons attack the inspectors have been in damascus is saturday but until now russia and syria have birth them access to do must citing security concerns all this although journalists were allowed in all that prompted the u.s. to accuse syria and its ally russia of attempting to cover up evidence of the alleged attack. the destroyed town of de mary's west syria's ill fated revolutionaries out now after seven years of fighting with the last of the rebels gone damascus is trying to win back its people meeting their most basic needs first . when the rebels left we found in the depo stuff that could satisfy duma's residents for a year they

news live from berlin a call to arms by french president and michael mccall in a speech to the european parliament mcconnell urges europeans to reject authoritarianism and defend their model of democracy deal so calls for a critical debate on the future of the new. also coming up he's known as astro alex chancellor merkel her first title german ambassador to space now astronaut alexander gas is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. and crime unit have already toasted one trophy celebration but can they make it two or even three they face a stern task that labor crews in tonight in the german cup semifinals with their champions league looming looming. i'm sorry someone's got to go to have you with us france's president among them mccoll says the eurozone the european currency bloc is an urgent need of reform not call has been addressing the european parliament in strasburg for the first time setting out his vision for the future of europe he wants big changes but there is growing skepticism about the european project and across acknowledge the situa

of immigrants coming into the european union.y and poland are being taken to the european court ofjustice because they refuse to accept that idea of burden sharing and quotas. how embarrassed are you, as justice commissioner, that your own country in is refusing to accept the commission's rules. of course i am unhappy with the situation. i must correct you. it was not purely the commission's decision, but it was the decision of the council which dealt with migration issues. of course, and now being incremented by the commission. and some countries went against that, including the czech republic. so now it is for the czech republic to cope — to face the situation — to bring the arguments and to find a way out. i am not happy about that. here's what your own prime minister, mr babis, said recently: "these quotas are dividing europe, they are ineffective, and it is a huge problem for the image of europe in the eyes of our citizens." is he right? i started this debate by saying that the west and east was developing in different condi

for the broader european union.y david o'sullivan, european union ambassador to the united states. any indication of whether president trump lovin new the waiver on these tariffs on tuesday? david: we do not know what the president's decision will be.. we have been engaged in discussions on the issue, by the end of the day it is something that will be decided by the president. vonnie: if you had his ear for a few minutes, clearly the french president and german chancellor are speaking to him about this, what would you say to him? david: i think i message has been the same from the beginning, we do not believe that european exports of steel and aluminum pose a threat to american national security, or even to the american economy. these are high-value, specialized exports that feed into the american production process, and we think putting tariffs on those is to miss the point of the problem, which is overcapacity in china. we are able to work with the of ministration on addressing that problem, which is common to the

world,s place in the european citizenship. in 2018.l be presented there will be european elections in may 2019. the air defenses and syria have shot done out missile over the central province. it targeted regime airbases. explosions were heard. it remains unclear as to who was responsible for the attacks branded as an aggression on syrian state television. theat continues over prevention of international observers from accessing the site of an expected come -- chemical attack. sinceave been in syria sunday, they have not been able to travel there. the team was being prevented from visiting the site by syrian and russian authorities. they cited a lack of security. >> the blame game heats up. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says they have not been able to t the side ofpect the weapons s attack. sincee been blocked sunday i syrian and russian authorities. that is something moscow denies. not obstructing their work in any way. it looks like the western countries don't need any investigation. a made the dec

and could break that spark chugs it more more chicks want to exit the european union. and been physical and let's do business german police have raided properties linked to three top executives. sports car make a porsche it's part of a fraud probe linked to the diesel emissions scandal investigators searching ten sites in all porsche is owned by fox which in twenty fifteen admitted to using cheating software in diesel engines to pass emissions tests he is our financial correspondent this rate is actually difference to others we have seen it seems that for the first time active management board members could be part of the still ongoing investigation in many cases before investigators were looking or questioning board members not anymore working for the company and we have not learned who they were exactly looking for a porsche has seven active board members but it seems that c. all of porsche all the rumor was not among the ones they were looking for this was a big investigation more than one hundred and sixty police officers and more than thirty eight federal prosecut

union to find out what a european union a new project for the european union could look like now laterthis week president connors going to be traveling here to berlin to talk with chancellor machall what sort of reception do you think he's going to get oh you know for the cameras and in style and everything that there will be a display of unity that is more important than ever now that we actually have some divergence as in real topics because you know in the beginning we had sort of a honeymoon phase where both of them came together and said we are willing and in accordance to reform the european union but if you look at the policy proposals as you said earlier for example a common budget for the euro zone the germans are against it or if you look at the latest last week foreign policy the french went on an air strike to avenge an alleged chemical attack in syria by bashar al assad and the german said yeah that's a great idea but we're not going to participate. russia and the u.s. have stepped up their war of words over the alleged poison gas attack in the syrian city of duma the u.s.

assets and european assets, because european data is rolling over, we have brexit, strikes in france.sting here rather than across the atlantic. peter: that is a strong theme i got. investors who had been interested in dollar assets over the last three to five years are now looking to liquidate because they do not like the currency. they also do not want the assets because they are difficult to fund. the opposite is true of european assets. the european recovery story is something investors want to be a part of. european assets are easy to fund because rates are extremely low am not likely to go up. there is a symmetry they recognize between selling dollar assets and buying european assets. these riskier asset classes expressed that view. with dollar spreads widening out as tech stocks get hit and equities fall, dollars spreads are widening out. be displayed in dollar credit. but in euro credit we expect there will be new buyers coming in to buy these are widening's and spreads that are materializing. that will reinforce this dynamic that it shows u.s. assets underperforming. the doll

urges europeans to reject populism and to defend their democracy. applause he's known as astro alex on the german chancellor she refers to him as the country's ambassador to space now astronaut alexander pairing is next big step as commander of the international space station. i bring coffee it's good to have you with us tonight. and the rest of the western world she certainly seems prepared to give it a try today she spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin afterwards she announced that the two have agreed to meet in the foreseeable future well the media buzz that was generated over that overshadow the rest of the day's events here in berlin. free trade was expected to top the agenda during the prime minister of new zealand's visit to berlin but the talks between just cinda arden and the german chancellor have been sidelined by recent incidents in syria. at the weekend france great britain and the united states attacked syrian military targets raising questions about the effectiveness of germany's policy in the region on tuesday chancel

parliament urges europeans to reject populism and defend democracy. plus seize known as astro alex krycek and some are a couple first to call him germany's ambassador to space on our astronaut alexander garrett is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station and the buyer in munich have already celebrated one trophy this season but can they make it to all event there remain with the german cup within reach they face a semi final standstill at leverkusen tonight. way of iraq thanks for the company everyone. after days of delay and a global power struggle syrian state media now says international weapons inspectors have entered the town of duo that's the site of the alleged chemical weapons attack the inspectors have been in damascus since saturday but until now they were denied entry to the site the delay this prompted the u.s. to accuse syria anas al our russia of attempting to cover up evidence of the alleged attack. the destroy the town of demers where syria's ill fated revolutionaries up now after seven years of fight

martial european countries around it don't you think that it made backfire against london nobody likes to looks tippett ok so let's put the hypothetical to the side for the moment the fact of matter is i'm not a chemical weapons expert and i'm not a neurobiologist so i don't actually understand how these neuro agents work or what the pathologist would unfold if you were exposed to them and then were to recover later if that's even a possibility that's all beyond my knowledge base all i can say is that from a diplomatic level the story that the british have told is a story that has resonated quite clearly in the council of europe and has generated quite a bit of solidarity in terms of european and united states response to what the british have explained they believe in most europeans and americans have accepted it is a russian action on british territory now now the technical side of this aside that solidarity is real now if if this story were to fall apart in some way then there would be a reconsideration of policy but of course when the facts change people's policies change that's wh

we had a dinner with all the european ambassador. of the e.u. and they had a lot of questions for do it was likely for i was being questioned by a. the inquisition and tribunals and i had to defend the truth in venezuela i had to defend my people i had to tell them that they were not in the right path but i must say that the british ambassador had a good attitude he understood what i was saying and i told him that we have to improve our relationships we have relations very good ones since the venezuelan independence where the english army helped to liberate their people so we have to get back to the path of cooperation of mutual respect and avoid these attacks and the respect for the venezuelan suffering to i believe that the european union is going to rethink their view about venezuela and specially the united kingdom but must do so because we have always been friends and that's the way it has to be is it your understanding that some of these powers are now backing and refiled call on . to the roof of the democratic unity opposition seems to ha

budget of european of of a common policy of european dept and these are just the things among them of course right now proposing he proposes more. a joint budget for the european zone for the euro zone he proposes. even some sort of a financial minister for the e.u. something we haven't seen yet and these are the things that germany is very opposed to remember there's very critical against because it looks a little bit like like taking over debt from other countries this is something especially the c.d.u. of uncle americal and her sister party these you don't want to provide a vault and berlin thank you and welcome. and for more let's bring in max hoffmann now our correspondent who is standing by with the latest from the french capital and paris a beautiful sunny day there as we can see max so tell us you know is it also likely to be a sunny day though for. in berlin how important is this visit when it comes to achieving his reform plans. well the political weather report in isn't as favorable as the weather we have here in paris to tell you the truth in my remark all is fighting for

parliament is not going to say yes to a european budget and to european financials.eter: what is going to happen next? matthew: i would disagree. morenk merkel should show leadership here, more current, and say we need to do this. this is important and here is why. that's what has beeeen missing. the germans liked macron like they liked europe. they like it in the abstract. but when you get down to details, that's when it gets complicated. you talk about measures that might force germany to pay more or put more german resources at risk and all of a sudden, the stop signs go up. this has been the big frustration for the french in these discussions. the problem is time is running out and at the eu level, there is a mountain of things that need to be done, from selecting a new ecb president to a new commission president, a new council president, new parliament, completing the budget. they haven't succeeded in completing the next budget under the current european commissioner and it doesn't look like they are going to. how thisicult to see macron and merkel dialogue is g

in an emotionally charged address to the european parliament, the french president urges europeans toeject populism and to defend their democracy. plus, he is known as astro alex. the german chancellor refers to him as the country's ambassador to space. now, astronaut alexander gerst is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, german chancellor angela merkel is reaching out to moscow. merkel might just be the only western leader who can bridge and ever hide -- ever widening gap between moscow and the rest of the western world. today she spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin. afterwards she announced the two had agreed to meet in the foreseeable future. the media buzz that was generated over that overshadow the rest of the day's events here in berlin. reporter: free trade was expected to top the agenda during the prime minister of new zealand's visit to berlin, but the talks have been sidelined by recent incidents in syria. at the weekend, france, great britain and the u.

policy because european union money in general.unds are very important for the hungry an economy large percent of our growth is due to the e.u. funds so our man has to pay attention to what what's happening in brussels and he wants to shape that we need his allies in poland the czech republic and maybe now in austria and italy. to make it a year old debt that you like he wants to see he doesn't want to see an integrated europe with integrated migration places but there are four nations we separate identities with strong national identities that work together on issues that they want to work together on but they don't work to get there when some parties are not willing to take a share in the burden put in london many people are hungry see another victory as a threat to democracy and the end of a state built on the rule of law how worrying is this do you think. well i think it's certainly a serious challenge to that liberal conception of europe that we've discussed i personally do not think that voters in these countries are wanting

congress it was all european the iran deal basically a european deal multilateral is a european concept climate change specifically made reference to the paris agreement where the europeans were also instrumental in hashing out that deal so in spite of the fact that he seemed very close to the u.s. president in the last days you know the hugs and the kisses which he by the way made fun in front of the u.s. congress if you look at the policy substance he basically rejected everything that the u.s. president is doing at the moment suit to all those european partners who might have been worried when they saw all the hugging in the kissing thinking that might have pulled michael over might want him really to reject everything that the europeans stand for they now have reassurance he actually came there to defend what the european union is trying to do business in your thoughts on how you think this is going to go down. in france this was a speech a list a marine le pen i don't think we will have to wait long for her to criticize that it is very in the very unusual sight to see a french pres

individual european countries. i visit estonia. a small former russian republic on the border. i visit hungary and talk about neofascism and the return of that. there is a big chapter on germany and the question of strategic neutrality, anti-semitism and islamism is discussed in the french chapter. on thes a chapter migration crisis. a chapter on britain and the future of the eu and brexit. greece, the state of the eurozone and the economic crisis and finally ukraine where i talk about the real future of europe. eastern borders. host: you state on the inside cover of your book -- "the war is over, beware of the peace. " james: that was a quote from a poet. east german i thought it was an apt description of what i was talking about in the book. host: james kirchick will remain with us here on "washington journal" for the next 20 minutes taking your calls. republicans, it is 202.748.8001, democrats, 202.748.8000 and independence, 202.748.8002. caller: good morning. and i called previously am a registered democrat tha

it makes sense to go european health care -- other european staples. cyclicals and move towards the defenders. max will stay with us. more interesting conversations coming up. we stay in europe. the immigrant campaign earns him another win in hungary. we will talk about hungary and italy. what does political risk look like in europe? we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: welcome back. 25 minutes into the session. let us talk about the hunt gary and prime minister scoring a crushing victory. a very big turnout. you wonder what this means in terms of the political story going forward in europe. max is still with us. you look used from germany and you see a series of problems. orban is sort of front and center in all of this. are we underplaying the political risk in eastern and central europe? guest: we have to take every single voice into account and every single voice counts. if we do have a unanimous decision and we have the eastern countries not backing the decision, a political risk in the european union is higher than we think. we may be foc

i would advise the european union to maintain sensible bilateral relationships with its member statesut secularly with smaller ones such as hungary it's when i've always considered it wrong to manifest arrogance and paternalism towards individual member states. if for. fetus party won almost half the vote which gives them the two thirds supermajority needed to introduce sweeping reforms and head of the election or ban promise to take what he called moral political and legal action against his opponents. correspondent barbara visual she is on the story for us tonight from brussels good evening to you barbara b. victor orbán he has been on a collision course with the european union for quite some time but when you listen to him speak what he did over the weekend i mean you get the impression that this is a man who is at war with the european union are we likely to see any change in the told at least between orbán and the e.u. . that's not likely of course at least not one see talks in his own country when he comes to brussels you can hear totally different viktor orban who really modifi

asylum system and a common european foreign policy as well. and i'm told now by my producer and i can see our correspondent there mayfair looking for that michelle i can now hear us and can hopefully answer our questions and you were actually at this press conference so what were your impressions. well really the notable thing here is that both spoke before they really get down to work and afterwards we won't be able to speak to both of them we heard from the german chancellor reiterating that both sides would need to be able to make compromises she spoke of course also about this banking union this larger project in europe where both sides really want to make headway but it's not just two sides in this i mean fundamentally this larger project of stabilizing the very foundation of how financial business is done in europe that's pretty much a done deal the one thing that hasn't been discussed in fact many aspects of that is how that will look into the nitty gritty and this press conference today was a far cry from really going into that in much

in a speech to the european parliament in strasbourg he said the e.u. was failing to address the fears and concerns of its citizens and that change is long overdue. he should read don't think there is doubt in a number of european countries and month after month these doubts seeing others call our foundation this into question the fundamental there seems to be a sort of european civil war national selfishness and egotism taking precedence over what unites us focus accusingly. did he use max hoffman has been following him i know i'm not constant in stress for us hi max we're here to say a sort of european a civil war those are pretty strong words that think should be directed at specific member states what do you make of that. they seem to be directed towards the east member states like hungary with the prime minister viktor orban who have chosen a more author or tarion model as opposed to the liberal democracy that my call stands for but it could also be a message towards the citizens of france because my craw after all is still the symbol of victory ag

the european benchmark has fallen by 4%.eresting, and now let's move on and a chat about the big movers of the day. 47% -- norwegian error, at 47% and the biggest increase on record. helpential deal that would one british airways boost its acquired ae, and it stake in the airline and said it is considering a takeover after bloomberg news reported the company was weighing a potential deal that could value norwegian error, which is the market value at $15 million come and 3 billion including that. that is some move, and let's talk about disney and sky. disney is going to make a mandatory takeover provided its purchase of most of 21st century fox is completed. the u.k. takeover panel says his name would have to bid 10 pounds per share if it succeeds in acquiring fox's existing stake in the broadcasting, and does the same price fox offered to shareholders in 2016. the decision may disappoint some skype shareholders, betting disney may be forced to offer a higher price than fox. skied down by a third of 1% today. down by a third

countries almost all the european countries are aware of is challenge of.not only refugees but migrants coming from africa coming from asian countries and if you look to the demographic development this will not become a minor problem in the future but that the problem and the challenges will increase and therefore it is necessary to overthink european politics and also to established. new instruments and tools in order to have a better control at the border. of course if you need the consensus of twenty seven countries as we have to do in european union this is a long way this is difficult this is a proses that lasts but it's there is the clear will to do so because otherwise this was a day jobs of the overall consensus within the euro and therefore i'm sure that we will find solutions in the coming months and i guess that also will come through contributions quite a bit during its presidency in the second half of this year but your old government used to support a refugee quota system and that's all changed now for vienna does that mean the refugee quote

second and those same pipelines so i wonder if there is perhaps a bit of a gap between what the european leaders say on russia and what they actually do so ok but but there's a big gap between what we mean by russia and when what we mean by the russian government right so the particular conflict the screwball conflict is not a conflict between europe and russia per se it's a conflict between european governments and the russian government over what they believe in europe to be russian government actions in a particular european country now does that mean we're going to shut down all relations with russia as a country no but does it mean that we're going to change relations with russia as a government yes and in that context expelling diplomats is not just a symbolic gesture it's a very practical gesture to signal displeasure from one government to another well but if it's a very practical gesture i wonder how does it actually address day this rather if using chemical weapons in europe because i would think that even that was indeed the case of the european governments blood the narrative

in a speech to the european parliament and strong he said the e.u. was failing to address the fears and concerns of its citizens and that changes long overdue. you can see should read don't think there is doubts in a number of european countries and month after month these doubts seeing others call our foundations into question the fundamental there seems to be a sort of european civil war national selfishness and egotism taking precedence over what unites us focus accusingly. hoffman has been following him on all my concerts in stress spring for us today hi max we heard him say this is a sort of european the civil war that seems to be pretty strong words directed at a member states from the east what did you make of that definitely this message goes out to countries like hungry that already have sort of a north or a tarion democracy as opposed to the liberal democracy that mccraw once but make no mistake this message also went back to france where mccraw is still seen as the symbol the one man who defeated one of the most successful right wing popul

dinner with all the european ambassador. of the e.u. and they had a lot of questions for do it was likely for i was being questioned by a. the inquisition tribunals and i had to defend the truth in venezuela i had to defend my people i had to tell them that they were not in the right path but i must say that the british ambassador had a good attitude he understood what i was saying and i told him that we have to improve our relationships we have relation very good ones since the venezuelan independence where the english army helped to liberate their people so we have to get back to the path of cooperation of mutual respect and avoid these attacks and the respect for the venezuelans over n.t. i believe that the european union is going to rethink their view about venezuela and specially the united kingdom but must do so because we have always been friends and that's the way it has to be is it your understanding that some of these powers are now backing and refiled call on. to the raft of the democratic unity opposition seems to have decid

government actions in a particular european country now doesn't mean we're going to shut down all relations with russia as a country no but does it mean that we're going to change relations with russia as a government yes and in that context expelling diplomats is not just a symbolic gesture it's a very practical gesture to signal displeasure from one government to another well but if it's a very practical gesture i wonder how does it actually address day this rather fusing chemical weapons in europe because i would think that even that was indeed the case of the european governments blood the narrative that the u.k. government is now trying to put forward would call for military action don't you think that expelling a diplomat. to lead for kind of a front if we tried to solve every problem like this with military action the world would be a much more chaotic place than it is today of course you don't address chemical weapons use only through the expulsion of diplomats the expulsion of diplomats is a symbol of displeasure or discomfort or distaste for one government to another but that symb

collision course with the european union. and germany's biggest bank with. its fortune. good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is promising action after yet another chemical weapons attack in syria he says he'll decide to the next twenty four to forty respond to what he calls a heinous attack which is claimed forty lives including those of children over the weekend meanwhile in a separate development syria and its main ally russia are blaming israel for an overnight missile attack on a syrian air base monitors say at least fourteen people were killed in that incident. missiles flare in the dark hours of the morning according to russian and syrian military they were fired from two israeli fighter jets although israel has declined to comment the missiles found that target an air base in the province of holmes used by the syrian regime and its allies at least fourteen fighters were killed according to observers days earlier bombs fell on the town of duma the last remaining rebel stronghold in eastern it's alleged they were carrying poison gas according

seat of the european parliament. over one since we are right here below this ray of light. in madison there's always this wow factor when you step inside even those of us who've worked here for years never get over it and where does the interpreter send some down in the interpreters sit down there in newsgroups we currently have twenty four official languages to see visitors have a right to understand what members of parliament are saying according to its way here in the plenary hall there is room for seven hundred forty eight m e p's and six hundred fifty visitors. we enter tour on the roof overlooking france and germany. home that's over then you can see the black forest of their of the vulture mountains though the hardest to see and that is the cathedral. every year the evenings to cities as the european capitals of culture with the aim to and i quote highlight the richness and diversity of cultures in europe this year the baton was handed to little garden in the netherlands as well as by lets out on the island of

there is nothing, any government or group of citizens in the european union can do to change europeanaw, because all of that is in the hands of the unelected bureaucrats. actually, this debate of a globalist future or nationalist future is really a battle of bureaucracy versus democracy. the globalists treat democracy with contempt. just look at what they speak about -- those who voted for brexit or voted for trump. we are all ignorant neanderthals. >> you didn't vote for trump? >> i wasn't allowed to. i would have voted early and often. i thought it was a change that was needed. we have a nuanced argument here, that none of these associations are equal. president fox, i want to ask you about the world trade organization. china was taken in in 2001, it breaks many rules. no one expected such a large part of the wto would also be a rule breaker. how do you deal with a problem like that? >> first of all, mary do we have -- first of all. >> do we have a mic problem? the audio? >> bueno, bueno. can year in the back? no, he cannot. you will bring the boom mic down. continue, sir. >> where

in a speech to the european parliament in strasbourg he said that the e.u. was failing to address the fears and concerns of a citizens and that change is long overdue. you two should really don't think there is doubt in a number of european countries and month off to monks. these doubts a seeing off a school ally foundations into question the fundamental seems to be a sort of european civil war national selfishness and egotism taking precedence over what unites us all to secure news in the. hoffman has been following the speech in strasbourg for us i asked him what mccall's vision for europe looks like the vision wasn't very clear there's still some fog in that vision because the outlines you know not very precise the details not very precise maybe that's on purpose that's per design you don't really put down the nitty gritty details of your policy here at the european parliament in a speech like that but generally speaking it was a strong defense for the case of the european union saying and i thought that was probably one of the strongest quotes by mccraw

these iceland towns many of the european countries are represented here. each country has its own special attractions. in spain for instance visitors can enjoy a stunt. plane. and the highlight is the boatwright on the europe of hot lake. the quiet moment to ask other visitors what they like best about the palm. leaves walking in the park it's seeing all these beautiful the course well the countries that are representing theirs and i really like it here out of the blue fire is sensational it's really fast. food even the best cock i know. my visit here is just about over by now at the super splash atlantica this attraction is really popular in the summertime because chances are you'll get an impromptu shower brush will help you cool off. a few months as you can see i got really west but that's perfect in this weather is that so i'm going to sit down in the sun to dry off good bye summer over. by now i've crossed the border from germany to france i'm in strasbourg alsace is regional capital has a long history the celts were here as well as the romans the hun