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after the franco dictatorship, there were a number of authors who jumped at the chance to write about issues that moved them . rosa montero is one of them. a legend since publishing her 1st novel in 1979 about a journalist raising her son alone, and searching for direction in the post franco era. it was so emanating literally where i began to say it openly, things that we couldn't have said before, because eh, may, may, a novel appears 4 years after as franco's death. and before you couldn't talk about the real life, rosa montero has published nearly 20 novels to date, non fiction, short stories, and children's books that have been translated into many languages, often with strong female characters who struggle with men. and with a society they continue to see as unjust. rosa montecito, anna, eat a seaman, elena middle, 3 women writers, campaigning for a fairer spain. and for women to be able to decide for themselves what kind of life they want to lead. you watching d. w. news coming to live from berlin up next. we've got some business for you with chris cooper. i'm terry martin from

but we have to be honest that there is a very serious problem with the franco german ship. right now, because not only have we got the german government going solar when it comes to energy policy now and ignoring the ability to work with the french of it, you states annoying everybody. not only do we have the german government now pushing for china to purchase key infrastructure and the doc of hamburg. and not only do we have the snob from the meeting last week, the summit, which is very important, happens every year. but recently we've had a string of events where the german government's most likely due to internal wrangling and trying to sort of display some position at home. have been snubbing different governments in several ways. last month there was a spring meeting between elizabeth bon, the prime minister and schultz, which was 1st cancels then a video conference was cancelled afterwards because schultz was too sick to attend . and then a few hours after this, the shows appeared in a video at the press conference for those don't have time or not, where he announced

and this is something that has made the franco german couple so powerful answer, influential. so i think we will see a resolution, but the problem is, how long will that take? yeah, that is a big question. ok, thank you so much. we'll have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. peter clip a hider burger and julian hos. we appreciate your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can join the conversation on twitter. our handle is a inside story from myself and the whole team here and how, thanks for watching and bye bye. for now. the me a new documentary series discovers how centuries old indigenous knowledge is being used to deal with current problems with climate change fluids. how modern economic ambition is so often and with many of the worlds indigenous communities and the traditional way of life. i consider the honor to share the dreams of our people with others. first, nations frontline

if things are working with the freight -- are not working with the franco-german couple, that can be problem from -- four europe. mark: 40 days since the death in police custody of mahsa amini. the anniversary has been marked with more demonstrations across iran. let's show you the scene in her hometown where she has been buried, 22-year-old mahsa amini was arrested september 13 under laws repressing women's rights and forced by iran's morality police. she died in police custody. the iranian authorities say she died of natural causes. they deny that she was tortured and beaten before her death on september 16. she was arrested for not wearing her headscarf, how the state dictates that she should. here at france 24, jenny should with this. >> thousands pour into the streets to mark the death of mahsa amini in the end of the traditional mourning period. these iranians are heading to curve get stan province where the 22-year-old was from, to the cemetery where she was buried. on these videos posted on social media, mourners can be heard chanting antigovernment slogans. riot police were

and this is something that has made the franco german couple so powerful answer, influential. so i think we will see a resolution, but the problem is, how long will that take? yeah, that is a big question. ok, thank you so much. we'll have to leave it there. thanks for joining us. peter. cliff, a eva hider, burger and julian hos. we appreciate your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can join the conversation on twitter. our handle is a inside story from myself and the whole team here and how, thanks for watching and bye bye, for now. the me ah and indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming, ready to beat your business, partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you in vest indonesia now jumping to t

after franco's death. independent women like her were banned from the public sphere under franco. the novels considered a key work of its time. it was a moment they will, it's really where i began to say it openly, things that we couldn't half side before because eh, my, i novel appears 4 years after as franco's death. and before you couldn't talk about the real life, we had a life was there, but and i, in the last years as franco's regime, we lived in 2 countries. one day of he shall, wow, that he's was awful. and the other, the real one that be it was set up very similar to other countries around the mass, but you could then net dot cope and the out of that. and then in my novel, i began to talk about bruce montero has published nearly 20 books, her work span historical science and fantasy fiction, often with strong female characters at odds with men and with a society she continues to see as unjust. i think a question of class has been always there somehow and you know, in these awful, at ne, dictate those shape in the, the, sorry, i've been poor country. people who call went t

called the treaty of friendship, and in germany it is simply the elysee, and the current crisis of the francodem believes that the french edition of the luftigaro became a collateral destruction caused by the conflict in ukraine, he buried even the french strategic project eu autonomy eastern european countries, which previously did not pay attention, are now increasingly reproached by paris and berlin for wrong energy and military decisions, and warsaw demands wartime from the eu. the worsening of the strategic situation in europe overturns an even more exciting winter time full of bins, that is, gas storages and warm autumn, somewhat distract the eu from the upcoming heating season, when industry and households will have to face the real savings of the same france, the share of costly energy resources in gdp has soared from two up 12%, electricity prices are 10 times higher than last year. paris angrily accuses washington of harassment by buying liquefied gas from the us at a price of four times higher and inner germany has been relocating its industrial enterprises to the usa for a month n

well, earlier we spoke to a leak of franco. she's a senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations in london, and an expert on drones and artificial intelligence. and we asked her whether the use of drones could be decisive in this war. i think at this point, you can see that russia is mainly using the system to, to terrorize the population, to destroy these attack civilian infrastructure, which is going to frustrate the, the civilian population, even more will destroy the economy. even more, all of this has an impact on the war, although not the direct one, but of course, you know, you can use the systems also directly on the battlefield, attack, true formation, tangs, etc. so this may also play play a role going forward. i would be surprised that the systems were the $56.00. i mean there's really one system that the size of in the war. but nevertheless, i think the number here really matter is if we really are talking about thousands and iran just keeps them coming and rush, i can throw them on onto the bat

and let's bring back in nelson franco's job him. he's a professor at heal yolanda university, specializing in its national politics. all right, we're back. we're back with you. we've just been to all our correspondence. unsurprisingly, the lula supporters, ecstatic. the ball. so narrow supporters. interestingly, there's still a bit of a question mark on whether they're actually going to accept the results of this election. they are waiting for mr. ball scenario. to speak oh yes i, i think i said that before that so now we are waiting to see for the ball. so now you accept the results. because he made many, many claims and allegations during the campaign against the electronic system of voting against the supreme court just just as against the height electoral court. just this is after the last debate on friday, he said that he would accept that results. but after the 1st round, he said that if the electrons are free and fair, so we're expecting to see pre considered that the electron while he considers the electron was really free a

it's like we put on a fresh coat of paint after franco's deb lydon. but spain's core foundation and structures remained intact as well. no one was held accountable for young people to day. no next to nothing about the dictatorship, they got the subject is taboo and a lot of it is covered up for my you. no one is brave enough to self reflect and analyze it, not law, it will likely go on like this for the next century or yes is, are you there was into, is he and i was brought him in this anna as answer has insight into the inner workings of opus day, she was part of the group for 19 years, one of about 90000 members, globally. members in north and south america make up about a 3rd of that total. there are roughly 10000 members in africa, asia, australia, and oceana. combined. spain is open day, strongest base with about $35000.00 members, another $4000.00 in italy, and in germany about $600.00 clergy and lay persons in 1945 opus de starts expanding from spain to portugal and italy. then to germany, france and england. it later establishes centers in nor

spanish civil war marks a turning point, opus day and nevada politicians support general francisco franco. after his victory, the general shows his appreciation, loaded off way loudly got as a token of gratitude, nevada was permitted to maintain its own tac system on opus de benefited financially by siding with franco, with another reason why the group settled here. what if, if it went as griego was asked why he chose in nevada? wonderful. he said it was god's plan. as if god had pointed his finger here, freed up $1.01 a little and i water the deal with a fascist leader. francisco franco pays off for gaunt deletes, as they call themselves. members of the group hold key economic and political positions. they use their powerful rows to open spain, up to tourism, and liberalize the economy. in the early 19 sixty's of finance minister associated with opus day becomes head of the bank of spain. government loans flow to companies tied to the group, spain's government and opus de remain intertwined even now. education, justice, and presumably banking us still under its influence. how we turn to

so the next german franco german covenant meeting will be the most ambitious of substantial possible. they talked about energy, they talked about defense. they were meant the to lead is to have a summit next week together just, you know, a big meeting, the 2 of them. but that now has been postponed because of the divisions on this issue. the stuff to get, i have to wait and see whether they can i and any of those out in the big forum of the 27 need is here in brussels today. exciting time in bravo, thank you for breaking it all down for us. jack barrick, while energy was being discussed and brussels to day was a dark day for many ukrainians as the public heeded a call from the government to switch off electricity until 11 pm. the measure is in response to russia's widening attacks against energy facilities which have cost outages. in many areas, national grid operators as the curve is limited to thursday, but more restrictions and blackout may be needed with winter approaching. preparing dinner in a makeshift outdoor kitchen, 9 year old autumn and his grandma arena a hurry and to get

is it the spirit of the 1963 Élysée treaty between degul and adenouer, when the franco-german contradictionsere forgotten and thus laid the foundations for the future of the eu, but the current meeting of the french and german leader in the same Élysée palace is unlikely to be a turning point too many countries have disputes about military energy prices projects and the gas pipeline from spain to france, because of which germany is losing billions, what was discussed and why there will be no press conference following the results in the report of mikhail antonov this is the essence of macron met scholz on the steps of his parisian residence, smiled, waved and left. but the elysee palace was not so closely conceived, and the spacious fountainbleau estate was being prepared for the reception of the entire german government. disagreements over protocol events when the french president and the german chancellor were preparing for a tête-à-tête meeting in paris on wednesday in berlin it was announced that they would jointly perform in front of the cameras. what is usually the driest of diplomatic

to the point were 20 years ago that established the franco german council at a joint cabinet meetingy would meet on a regular basis, which was always -- which always in a positive message about two countries determined to move forward together. new what they wanted to do and exactly what they wanted to achieve. except that this time things to be changing and this is why the fringe of skeptical, worried about what is going to happen in the future. the german chancellor has an upcoming trip to china. they're hoping he will show that europe remains united in its push. it was the fallout of the russian invasion of ukraine that has completely changed the dynamics of what is happening in europe, just to give you an idea about the divide between the two nations. when the germans decided to put $100 million to build a nice laboratory and said they would acquire and antiaircraft system from the vietnamese and israeli and from german companies. we have an generation -- next-generation fighter jets, the french feel like germans are asking more from them. >> reports of hundreds of cases in the p

everything is mixed up in the european house negotiations macron by scholz a symptom of the discord in franco-german relations about a fall in gas prices, a lull before a new wave of the energy crisis more nikita korzun 4 million rubles. in support of the people's militia of the luhansk republic, olympic champion andrei kovalenko delivered a cargo from caring russians with details vladimir arakelov. more than 4.000 pages and several hours of discussions in the state duma passed the first reading of the draft federal budget for the work of the deputies watched dina ivanova raising salaries for doctors and the availability of housing, the government today discussed issues of social support for citizens and economic development and the news in more detail. hello welcome to the information service of the tv company. ntv vladimir putin today conducted a training session of the strategic response forces according to the scenario of the exercises nuclear triad launched a retaliatory massive strike on the enemy intercontinental ballistic missiles the plesetsk ones were launched from the cosmodrome from the

gianna franco, kpix k > >> cyclist are gathering in san francisco this evening for the 30th annual anniversary of the critical mass ride. the annual n calls attention to bike rider s. to bike rider safety. writers are encouraged to >> the 49ers face the division l rams monday may. charlie water , right now, all the talk is about about the words coming out of jy g.'s mouth in denver last week. >> this is the volkswagen red ad gold report. >> it is that time of the day, folks. the red and gold report. one would imagine the 49ers are really looking forward to monday monday night's game against the rams. the only way san francisco francisco can silence the critis is to play well and put last week's debacle in denver behind them. here we are, five days later, it still wondering what y garoppolo said after throwing a late interception. some thought he was saying, all your plays sk all your plays suck, man. a possible shot at kyle shanahan? maybe? >> i don't know the clip you are are talking about. i got it on y notes before the press conference. i am not a good lip reader. i probably won't watch it.

marks what's planned for today meeting of the franco-german council of ministers postponed to january due to disagreements over defense policy. in particular. berlin wants to create a pan-european air shield based on us fighters and israeli air defense systems and paris on the basis of european developments by franco you chita are falling apart the union is paralyzed at this historical moment we cannot allow europe not to be united and strong without it, europe will be forced to depend in everything on the umbrella of the american security and the us economy, the security situation is not improved by the incompetence of high-ranking european officials, for example, here is how the german foreign minister imagines the wars of the 19th century. we must carefully analyze the various methods of waging the ukrainian conflict, because now we are not talking about a war with tanks alone, as it was in the 19th century. now this hybrid war is another german diplomat. former adviser to angela merkel on foreign policy issues of the crosses. holsen. suggested that consideration be given to adopti

the franco-german friendship company turns out to be a hiatus following the meeting , there was no pressference, which was also considered a sign of cooling, though not everything is so simple with this 200 billion, schultz will not refuse a package of it, they will not give it. well, only reuters reports that seven-year bonds through the sale, from which the german government planned to raise the required amount, go very poorly at the beginning of the month, they managed to sell only a billion 700 million euros, and planned to raise 4 billion. investors are losing faith in prospects. even the german economy. not to mention french and so on, and it was here that macron and scholz finally found ground for mutual agreement. even though their dinner was awkward, the two leaders agreed that the european union cannot stand idly by if the washingtons continue to push their inflation-reducing laws, which provide tax breaks and energy incentives for companies investing in the us, such as this law. . pushes consumers to buy us -made electric vehicles this move, especially irritated by large car m

he said that america should follow the franco way.ld have a franco-style take over with a hunt taking over by violence and by force. and he essentially tries to rally his followers to rise up against the u.s. government because it's been taken over by the jews and the communists which he sees as one and the same. and just the anti-semitic seditious demagogue. there's only 130 million americans in the country at the time. so the equivalent like tv audience right now would be him getting 80 million people a week. >> wow. >> right? on the greatest cable news, of the greatest cable news night ever, maybe you're talking 5 million people, he's getting 80 million people, and he's essentially calling for them to form violent armed cells to go, you know, rise up, to turn against jews and overthrow the government. >> what's so shocking, a., first of all, the traction he gets in american society. 30 to 40 million people, right? and then the people actually take him up on his suggestion that they should be armed and they should foment revolution

gianna franco shows us how a california organization helped the vasquez family keep their doors open.reporter: building a business business in america is something something many immigrant stream of. elizabeth vasquez works every day to keep that dream alive as she runs her family business. >> a guy decided he wanted to open up a restaurant, which was his and my mom's dream. >> reporter: this is a restaurant on 24th street in san san francisco's mission district. >> our customers come in and i try to treat everyone like family, they see it. >> reporter: her for her parents parents are from mexico, they moved to the bay area in the late 60s and have called the mission district home ever since. and it's truly a family run business. >> basically it's myself, my husband, my dad, and my mom. >> reporter: with multiple generations chipping in, to prepare the restaurant each day to welcome customers. like many small businesses trying to stay afloat isn't always easy. in the the pandemic made it more difficult to keep the doors open. >> especially during covid, i saw that my mother and father

apologize to zelensky zapadnaya the press criticizes the president of germany and watches how the franco-german union cracks . and why it is impossible to negotiate with terrorists, they have no future. and we have so in russia, an unprecedented exercise of the strategic forces of nuclear deterrence under the leadership of the supreme commander , a response to a nuclear attack by the enemy was practiced, the personnel of the ministry of defense are impressive and are intended not only for internal use, reportage eugene decide from him. the nuclear submarine missile cruiser tula in the waters of the barents sea moves on the surface until an order is received three-stage liquid-propellant ballistic missile in service since 2007, the maximum range is about 11,000 km. starting weight 40 tons, the launch took place during training of the strategic deterrent forces, which were led by the supreme commander-in-chief from the kremlin situation center, the minister of defense and the chief of the general staff reported to vladimir putin, then the commander-in-chief, in accordance with the training plan f

and the franco german motor at the heart of the european union appears to be suffering a malfunction. we look at what's behind the current pulling of relations between chancellor shots and president mark, or as they meet in the french capital. ah, monica johnson, berlin, good to have you with us and will receiving reports that iranian security forces have fire to guns and tear gas at protesters in gina martha. i mean is hometown gina massa. i mean, he is the woman who died in police custody 40 days ago to day marks the end of the traditional morning period. and this video from earlier, which he w has verified shows thousands of protesters at the cemetery chanting slogans against the regime. activist se security services want miss. i mean his family against holding a ceremony. demonstrations elsewhere in iran half been gaining momentum despite a crackdown which is said to have killed hundreds of people including children. women and girls are leading many of the protests and are being confronted by riot police on the street. witnesses across iran had spotted a heavy deployment of securi

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so the next german franco german covenant meeting will be the most ambitious of substantial possible. they talked about energy, they talked about defense. they were meant the to lead is to have a summit next week together. just a big meeting, the 2 of them. but that now has been postponed because of the divisions on this issue. the stuff to get, i have to wait and see whether they can i and any of those out in the big forum of the 27 need is here in brussels today. exciting time in rossville, thank you for breaking it all down for us. jack barrick, the guitar football world cub starts one month from today, despite france being the defending champions. many in france are boycotting the event because of guitars, human rights record. cities, such as bordeaux have decided there will be no public dealings this time around public viewings and the goals celebrations that go with them have become something of a woke up fixture. but they won't be happening this year in many frames, cities including bordeaux, which is boycotting the world cup competition reconstruction. did you feel stud and th

this is exactly it, i think this is one of the, the crux is of this matter because the franco german access in the european union, especially since breaks it has been so fundamental in the 2 countries are on diametrically opposed size of this macro. once the french president mccomb wants the cap shots doesn't want it never had a meeting on the sidelines. the elisa palace released a statement saying that they encouraged french german ministers to keep on talking with each other. so the next german franco german covenant meeting will be the most ambitious and substantial possible. they talked about energy, they talked about defense. they were meant the to lead is to have a summit next week together, just a big meeting, the 2 of them. but that now has been postponed because of the divisions on this issue. the stuff to get, i have to wait and see whether they can i and any of those light in the big forum of the 27 need is here in brussels today. exciting time in rossville, thank you for breaking it all down for a sec parents. a guitar football world cup starts one month from today despit

there was a franco german ministerial meeting that was planned that was called of in extremis . last week, you know, that meeting normally is supposed to happen once a year, according to current rules between the 2 countries. and now instead of that, mister shows, the german chancellor came here for a flying visit. there was no common press conference. there was no statement, not a separate one, not a common one. say what we saw here could be at best a 1st step towards a non torn cordial. but we're not there yet. i think. yeah, i mean very, very different. her pictures there and signals then. um, we'll have shelters, predecessor angular makeover. the relationship with the french president are observing this. what would you say? what are the key differences that the 2 leaders we're trying to, hopefully i and out. i think there are lots of differences in opinion between france and germany. has always been like that when it comes to energy when it comes to defense when it comes to the economy. and they said that they talked about this today. obviously carl lee, this is really all t

in the strategically important region of her son and the franco german motor at the heart of the european union, appears to be suffering a malfunction. we look at what's behind the current cooling of relations between chancellor shoals and precedent. my call as they meet in the french capital. ah, i'm want to get johnson berlin. good to have you with us. we're receiving reports that iranian security forces have fire guns and t a gas that protesters in our master armies hometown. gina matter, i mean a is the woman who died in police custody 40 days ago. now today marks the end of the traditional morning period. and this video here from earlier which d w has verified shows. thousands of protesters are the cemetery chanting slogans against the regime activists. a security services warned to miss i mean his family against holding a ceremony. demonstrations elsewhere in iran have been gaining momentum despite a crackdown which is said to have killed hundreds of people including children. women and girls are leading many of the protests and are being confronted by riot police on the street. wit

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bruce leader, alexander lucas franco said his country was facing threats from both neighboring ukraine and its western l. us ukraine says moscow is trying to draw barriers into the war and fear. 3rd deployment could be setting the stage for a new offensive in the north. a train said to be carrying russian military vehicles arrives in belarus. another apparently full of russian soldiers. over the last few days, bela rose's defense ministry has been releasing images like these to prove that a deal struck between it and its giant neighbour, russia is really happening for perimeter. we arrived from the central region of russia. well, specifically, i'm from moscow, was come to help the brotherly people of the republic of villa rushes to strengthen their borders and to make everyone feel how can nightmare, the peoples of russia and billows are yours. alexander lucas jenko announces in size for a joint military unit more than a week ago. men's kids since confirmed that around $9000.00 russian troops will be based in the country close to the ukrainian border. but location co continues to deny

an idyll of franco-german relations, france seeks to set a ceiling on gas prices.g of leaders in brussels showed that both partners are ready to play tough even charles de gaulle said that in an emergency, germany would be more willing to rapprochement with the united states than with its neighbors, this long-standing fear of the french is beginning to be confirmed by the collapse of franco german this is a side effect the damage from the war, the energy crisis puts solidarity to the test, and old friends become competitors. an idyll of franco-german relations, of course. it's a myth, because it never existed at all. eh, and yes indeed here. i think that the atlanticists of the united states and britain are very well bred. e, france and germany a. they create, artificial. including conflicts between them and artificial competition in order to simply uh, as in canadian hockey it is customary to board without a helmet. eh, now on my mind. uh, western european elites are surprised to see that europe has become american in the full sense . of this word, it is not only

let's bring in nelson franco, shall be me. he's a professor at helio alonzo university, specializing in international politics, and he joins us from rio de janeiro. so there's been no official reaction from the man who is still president, as we speak. j, your boston aro, should that concern? brazilian? well, well says so i heard your report, the president of the, the 2 houses of congress have her, recognised the victory of florida, and especially the leader of the house. there is a, is a strong also not a supporter. he didn't serve foot true more than one handed them 30 impeachment her requests against both sonata. so his, his great ally of them both so mad and so. so now i won't have any support for them at them to not recognize the result of the elections bird thinking he may create problems of that than this should be ridge. i think that monica yanna can talk about that. i well we're to wait to see what they are going to say, but need they're both. so not are not his sense. who the tree old, the oldest sons are for the addi

i shall borrow more from paris on the franco german relationship. the used to see i to i, when it comes to the major issues in, in europe to the point where 20 years ago they established the franco german council, a joint cabinet meeting where they would meet on a regular basis. it was, it was always sending the positive message about 2 countries determined to move forward together. they knew what they want to do and they knew exactly what they want to achieve. except that this time, things seem to be a change and, and this is why the french are very skeptical, worried about what could happen in the future. they saw that the german center, while schultz is moving towards the east with his trip upcoming trip to china. the french were hoping to see president manuel macro troubling with him to show that the you remains united in its bush to ask the chinese to redefine what they want to achieve as far as europe is concerned. but it was the fall out of the what, the invasion of the crate, the has completely changed the dynamics of what's happening in eur

i'm sure for the moment, nelson franco, and she'll be me. thanks so much for being with us. thank you. how the u. k. the new leader, richie su, neck was put to the test in parliament as he faced the opposition in his 1st prime minister's questions. soon i use the weekly session to warn that tough days lay ahead and defended a controversial cabinet appointment. allan fisher reports from london. slavin is little more than 24 hours is taking the top job. richie sooner stood in the house of commons for the 1st time as prime minister. this was from the opposition labor party, an acknowledgement of the historic moment. may i welcome, they prime minister. the fast british, asian prime minister is a significant moment in our national story. but there was a quick return to rody partisan politics and the coal ordinarily general elections . let working people have their sy antola, general election, richie sooner and echo from his words on tuesday, insisting his mandate was clear. our mandate is based on a manifesto that we were elected on to remind him and elected that we won and a lot

way, meaning the we should have a franco style dictatorship here.sort of -- takeover by violence and by force. and he eventually, essentially tries to rally his followers to rise up violently against the u.s. government because it's been taking over by the jews. and the communists. which he sees as one in the same. and it's just this antisemitic fictitious demagogue. and he's doing this at a time where his radio audience is, depending on the estimate that you trust, somewhere between 30 and 40 million americans per week. and it's only 130 merry million americans in the country at this time. so the equivalent tv audience would be him getting 80 million people a week. >> i mean wow! >> on the greatest people news night of the greatest cable news ever, maybe a talking about 5 million people. he's getting 80 million people, essentially calling for them to form violent armed cells to go -- you know rise up to turn against jews and overthrow the government. >> what's so shocking. a -- the traction that he gets an american society, 30 to 40 million people.