providing you access to source documents another one is free republic dot com both do the same thing you know you have to check and check these facts you know and challenge your mind charles i think why wait around for you are absolutely zero hedge because you're going back to something you said earlier they like numbers they understand the economy and i really like the marriage of news and economic news that they have that's very well done ok and you want to jump in there go ahead. you know i just want to sort of you talk about this relationship between establishment journalism and nowhere is it more clear than the one thing that nobody seems to be talking about in this whole michael flynn mess which is this issue of you know we know the f.b.i. was listening on the conversation with him between flynn and ambassador chris lee act. we know that they tracked flynn with it later on what we don't know is how and why the washington post got their hands on that transcript except this relationship between the establishment the deep state and you know the so-called mainstream journalism you

translation: we are a democratically mature people, who have won the right to constitute a republic of free and women. the ballot box has spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. so what is prime minister rajoy waiting for, to accept the results? now on bbc news, one of the highlights of the year from our award—winning documentary series — our world. catrin nye spent two years following two families — one syrian, one german — living in a small city, adjusting to the massive influx of refugees. this is welcome to germany. more thani million refugees are now in germany, having escaped the brutality of the world's war zones. for two years, we have followed a syrian family in their struggle to adapt to life in a small east german city, and a german family also struggling to adapt to refugees moving into their hometown. there's a problem with racism all over germany. it was never away, and it grew and grew. ..those who arrived at munich railway station last night were welcomed with cheers and applause. what happens to them after the applause dies down? gera, in

. >> a democratic republic more free under war conditions than any other country in the world. >> buter, as leaders of a huge farmer worker army union called the soviet called for the destruction of the republic. >> they imagine serious political questions are decided by voting. as a matter of fact, they are decided by class war. >> it is quick and bloody. they seized the railway stations, telegraph lines and government offices and declare themselves in business. >> this is the russian version of the great invent of that wall. the summer palace. notice the all russian boy opening the a gate under fire. the interesting thing about this is that it never happened. an actual fact that cadets defended the palace when pointed out it was in easy range of a rebel cruiser. still, it makes a nice picture. the real violence comes later. september 19th, the election that was called for held and to their amazement it was lost, 3-1. meeting under the guns of the red army, refuses for a time to turn over the power to the soviet, but finally leaves the building in disorder. the following day, a few t

. >> a democratic republic more free under war conditions than any other country in the world. >> but in november, lenin and trotsky as leaders of the huge farmer worker army union called the soviet call for the destruction of the republic. >> they imagine questions are decided by voting, as a matter of fact, they are decided by class war. >> the class war is quick and relatively bloodless, the bolsheviks declare themselves in business. this is the russian version of the storming of the winter palace. notice ivan armstrong, the all russian boy, opening the gate under fire. the interesting thing about this is that it never happened. in actual fact, the cadets defending the winter palace surrendered when it was pointed out to them that the building was in easy range of a rebel cruiser. still, it makes a nice picture. the real violence comes later. on november 25, the election kerensky called is held under the control of lenin's bolshevik who, to their amazement lost 3-1. the assembly elected under the guns of trotsky's red army. refuses to turn power over to the soviet but finally leave

translation: we are a democratically mature people, who have won the right to constitute a republic of free has spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. so what is prime minister rajoy waiting for, to accept the results? let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. police in ukraine have freed 11 people that were held hostage in a post office in kharkiv. a standoff had been going on since the early afternoon, when a man entered the building wearing an explosive belt and threatened to detonate it. the suspect has been arrested. the black lives matter activist erica garner has died aged 27. she had suffered a heart attack last week. ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked by a police officer as he was being arrested for a minor offence. authorities in mumbai have demolished dozens of illegal structures across the city, a day after a huge fire killed 14 people. the times of india newspaper reports that more than 100 unauthorised restaurants and pubs were brought down by bulldozers. i

translation: we are a democratically mature people who have won the right to constitute a republic of freeas spoken, democracy has spoken, everyone has been able to express themselves. so what is prime minister rajoy waiting for, to accept the results? stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: the windfall, and the wait. young people are set receive record inheritances, but not until their 60s. residents from a block of flats in the centre of manchester are spending the night in emergency accommodation after fire swept through their homes. firefighters managed to stop the blaze destroying the entire building but flames engulfed several floors of the i2—storey tower this afternoon. one person was taken to hospital suffering from the effects of breathing in smoke. 0ur correspondent, mark edwardson, sent us this report. this is church street in manchester, it is the southern edge of what is called the northern quarter and an up—and—coming part of manchester city centre. the fire broke out this afternoon, firefighters were called afternoon, firefighters were called after people reported fl

that's not what we are about in a free constitutional republic. i'm sorry. now thinking about that can you expect a lot of calls flooding into your office objecting to your really dopey decision. steve: we have a spokesperson for the department of justice with us a little later on. she is going to talk to us about the possibility that the doj does file additional charges against this guy. but, dan, we want to shift to taxes because it looked like taxes were going to be taken up and voted for last night in the u.s. senate. then a nonpartisan scoring organization said it would probably add over 10 years $10 trillion to the debt you have bob corker and jeff flake and senator johnson where they go wait a minute we can't be on board with that. we have to chop 25% of it off. it's going to be a smaller tax cut for a lot of people just to make these three happy. >> i don't know what these guys are thinking. these scoring mechanisms, steve, are always wrong. let me just pose a simple question to american liberals out there because i know they watch the show. okay? te

rule at "usa today" and the usa network which is 109 local noups like "the detroit free press" and the arizona republic. we don't use that phrase because it's not correct, right. there's false information. there's propaganda. we need to call it what it is, but, again, by internalizing that phrase and remeeting it ourselves it's a real misnomer. it's not news. >> quick break. let's keep this going after a quick commercial break. on the other side, we'll look back at inauguration weekend. some of the questions that we had then and whether we have any answers now. stay with us. we're just getting started. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. you only earn double withmiles when you buy stuffds, from that airline. i

finalizing the peace process that russia has instigated for the syrian arab republic finding a last thing peaceful solution for the free people of donbass finding a peaceful solution to the are in a golden or a bar conflict as well as using the momentum of the brics and other international bodies like the shanghai cooperation organization to the rise the rising east and south as people tend to call them this will include making the gold system more centered in asia rather than in europe and north america it may include increased trade will certainly include i should say increased trade in national currencies between partners in southeast asia and your asia even africa in some cases especially if we're talking about metallic standards we're talking the russian federation is going to introduce a crypto ruble next year joining venezuela in being the only two countries to officially have the crypto currency and then of course there's the matter of increasing people's wages without damaging inflation so all of these very important things are on the table of any president and it seems that for dimia putin wants to ask the ru

finalizing the peace process that russia has instigated for the syrian arab republic finding a last thing peaceful solution for the free people of donbass finding a peaceful solution to the arse in a garden or a bar conflict as well as using the momentum of the bricks and other international bodies like the shanghai cooperation organization to the rise the rising east and south as people tend to call them this will include making the gold system more centered in asia rather than in europe and north america it may include increased trade will certainly include i should say increased trade in national currencies between partners in southeast asia and your asia even africa in some cases especially if we're talking about metallic standards we're talking the russian federation is going to introduce a crypto ruble next year joining venezuela being the only two countries to officially have the crypto currency and then of course there's the matter of increasing people's wages without damaging inflation so all of these very important things are on the table of any president and it seems that flooded here putin wants to ask the

finalizing the peace process that russia has instigated for the syrian arab republic finding a last thing peaceful solution for the free people of donbass finding a peaceful solution to the our. car bar conflict as well as using the momentum of the brics and other international bodies like the shanghai cooperation organization to the rise the rising east and south as people tend to call them this will include making the gold system more centered in asia rather than in europe and north america it may include increased trade will certainly include i should say increased trade in national currencies between partners in southeast asia and your asia even africa in some cases especially if we're talking about metallic standards we're talking the russian federation is going to introduce a crypto ruble next year joining venezuela being the only two countries to officially have the crypto currency and then of course there's the matter of increasing people's wages without damaging inflation so all of these very important things are on the table of any president and it seems that flooded here putin wants to ask the russian people

. >> we will turn out in droves and free him from jail and asked him to lead this country toward the republic. she's the leader now. she's got an iron will and i can see her running catalonia well. out to deliver she can -- prove she can deliver independence. proved in they last few years not to listen to parliament. the supporters all want the memory of the left-wing separatists. genie: you can get the results of the catalonian election later tonight as they come in. carolyn nicholson will be hosting the program tonight. milestone in yemen. the number of suspected cases of cholera has now hit one million. the red cross says more than 80% are nowopulation without food, fuel, clean water and access to health care in the country's civil war. the united nations has described it as the worst humanitarian crisis in the world right now. a u.n. is voting today on a draft resolution to reject the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. donald trump is already threatening to cut aliens of dollars in aid money to countries who vote against him. step further than the u.s. investor

the agenda and it's a subject that really can't be internally discussed in a free and open debate within the islamic republic of iran because those aren't policy decisions are made at the office of the senior the airship primarily the supreme leader and there's no accountability for those decisions in terms of where the money's being spent so i think that it's a particular source of prevents and when we see those grievances aired on the streets of many cities in iran the hard line elements of the regime are going to probably blame the protests on foreign conspiracies the real question is what will the elected rowhani government do and say in the coming days and sponsor these protests particularly if they continue. to peru now where protesters have confronted police outside the hospital where former president alberto fujimori is being treated. they're angry about president hedrick public which adds he's controversial decision to pardon fujimori who serve nearly half of a twenty five year sentence for corruption and human rights qualms including murder since thursday thousands of peruvians have been marching t

army the new unified opposition includes all factions of the rebel free syrian army which is supported by turkey. in the democratic republic of congo police and soldiers of fired tear gas at protesters demonstrating against the president and orders are being given to cut internet and phone messaging links catholic activists in kinshasa called for the protests after sunday mass president joseph kabila is accused of seeking to change the constitution so he could stand for a third term at least fifteen people are being killed in a suicide attack at a funeral of the afghan city of jalalabad a spokesman for the provincial governors says people had gathered to mourn a former district chief gunman who have stormed an army training camp in the indian administered kashmir region killing four soldiers at least two fighters have also been killed police say the attackers threw grenades and fired automatic rifles in the town are full of animal the greek government is trying to overturn a court decision to grant asylum to a turkish soldier who fled there during last year's failed coup in turkey and he's one of eight soldiers who flew to

republic is plunged into further. and intricate tanev of people and a nation crippled by recent history. a free car part one of a teuton series at this time on al-jazeera. palestinians are warning of a u.n. protest against president recognized.

. >> we are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion and set free a suffering humanity. and the battle rages on. in this race we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a close race. we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> i mean, we've spoken to the secretary of state here who has said this is of. >> there will be certification. and then it will be over. and the certification will be transmitted to the senate. then the new senator will be sworn in. and the will whole thing will be over. it's tremendously irresponsible for him to, number one, sort of add all of this emotional freight to it as if this is suffering humanity. no. it is one more race that you have lost. it happens. that's part of the business. terribly irresponsible. and at the same time kind of a waste of everybody's time. nothing is going to change. the republican party in alabama has said, look, it's over. it's over. we're going to do our job as we're supposed to do. >> although it is a reminder roy moore who he

we are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion, and set free a suffering humanity. and the battle rages on. in this race we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a very close race and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> secretary of state did an interview last night saying he didn't think that would change anything, but if you want to go through all of this -- he certainly doesn't want to seem like he wants to ride off in the sunset on sassy, his horse, does he? >> he's been defying reality his whole career, as a judge and a politician. but this is a time that's so polarized and a time when these enormous accusations against new institutions and debate about whether there are any common facts for the country. i thought this election actually showed that facts do matter. it was because of some tremendous "washington post" reporting that was unassailable that changed the outcome of this race. and it showed that for all of these assaults on truth, actually facts do matt

the struggleeed in to preserve our republic, our civilization, and our religion and to set free a suffering humanity. the battle rages on. in this race, we're not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots . this has been a very close race, andd we are waiting certificatin by the secretary of state. amy: during his speech wednesday, moore expressed his support for president trump and painted an apocalyptic picture of american society. >> abortion, sodomy, and materialism have taken the place of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. we have murdered over 60 million of our unborn chchildren. we redefined marriage and destroyed the basis of family. which is the building block of our coununtry. we have even begugun to recognie the right of a man to claim to be a woman and vice versa. immorality sweeps ovover our la. amy: even president t trump, who supported the e accused child molester, has acknowledged roy moore lost the senate race. three women have accused music industry mogul russell simmons of rape. simmons is the co-founder of the hugely influential label

. >>> we are indeed in the struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion. and to set free a suffering humanity. and the battle rages on. this has been a very close race, and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> as you can see right there, roy moore still won't concede alabama senate race. but just about every other republican facing reality. democrat doug jones will join the senate in early 2018. let's take a look. his win has proved to many that new year could bring a giant anti-trump republican way. alabama just voted in a democratic senator. why? let's move down here, birming m birmingham, 30%. look next to birmingham in shelby county. yes, roy moore won this suburban county, but that is not the margin the republican needs in the close-in suburbs. roy moore needs to do better than that. the reason people think 2018 is the way for the democrats, it's not just alabama. close in, the democratic base. look at these margins. turned out hugely in the government's race. but let's move over here. loudoun county used to be republican. the margin here, nowh

free economy of innovations. the things that are needed is the changing of power. so a parliamentary republichink the most important thing for russia at this moment is to change presidential republic to parliamentary republic, because this will make those powers devolve between different centres in the government. this is very important, and this is what i fight for. after this would be done i believe strongly that, to build an economy based on liberal principles, based on property not owned by government, but by business, and people who really work on it, will be a matter of not a really big time. if, come march of next year, you are the main quote—unquote opposition candidates, fighting vladimir putin... i am not "quote—unquote" — i am an opposition leader. ..and what happens is this, and it is the most likely scenario according to all the polls, that vladimir putin scores an overwhelming, huge victory, and the kremlin says, look, it was entirely legitimate, we had a real election, there was a choice. the choice was putin against sobchak, and putin won a very, very big mandate. how will you

. >>> we are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion, and to set free a suffering humanity. and the battle rages on. >> the battle may end this afternoon for judge roy moore. that is when alabama's secretary of state john merrill says he's going to certify the elections of this month's special senate election officially making democrat doug jones' victory final. moore is hoping for a political hail mary, though. he has filed for a potential election fraud in state circuit court, claims what he says are irregularities in jefferson county. that's around birmingham. he added in the statement that he passed a polygraph clearing him of any misconduct allegations. remember this thing in the election a few weeks ago? take a look at what roy moore is claiming. this is where things stand with all the votes. secretary of state poised to certify this thing. what roy moore is saying here, a couple different claims, though. the big one seems to center around turnout, casting aspersions on the turnout in jefferson county. jefferson county is birmingham and the suburb

republic of violent will stay a member the theory is the u.k. will replace these invisible border with customs checkpoints to keep the border free flowing one. possible solution would be to allow northern ireland to stay in the u.s customs union ofsted laves but that's something northern ireland's largest party has rejected we are being very clear in northern ireland mostly the european union on the same terms as the rest of the united kingdom and we will not accept any form of regulatory divergence which separates northern ireland economically or politically from the rest of the u.k. the republic of violence says it believes the deal on the border issue had been agreed. the irish negotiating team received confirmation from the british government on the barnyard taskforce that the united kingdom agreed to text on the border that met our concerns i am surprised and disappointed that the british government now appears not to be in a position to conclude what was agreed to earlier today. next week e.u. leaders will meet to decide if enough progress on brics it has been made britain is under huge pressure to make sure the consensus is yes. let's

will be no hard border between northern island of the republic of ireland but the regulations will be allowed to allow freedom of movement and tariff free trade to continue without borders checks shelagh ballasts reports. as dawn broke in brussels it brought with it a breakthrough on brics it british prime minister theresa may and break that sick retreat david davis negotiated through the night to finalize the beginning of the divorce deal with the commission has just formally decided to recommend to the concert that sufficient progress has no been made on the street terms of the evils getting to this point has required give and take on both sides friday was the last possible day for a deal to be done so the european council could prepare and then vote next week both sides admitted they made last minute compromises to meet the deadline. we've been working extremely hard this week and as you've all seen it hasn't been easy for either side. the meeting on monday ended in deadlock the sticking point was what will become of the only land border between them northern ireland and the republic of ireland which is in the years the republic want

moore who remained defiant in defeat. >> we're in a struggle to preserve our republic, civilization and religion and set free rages on. we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a very close wait and we're awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> someone really thinks he's very important. >> you sit there and he's trying to look presidential or something like that. i couldn't help but look at yet another poor horse being yanked by a rider that doesn't know what they're doing. >> having the little mouth of the horse ripped apart because he wants to look powerful and ride it really badly across a field to his ultimate loss. >> anyway, let's talk for a second, willie. you can look at this and see whether he says it or not, the president felt chastened enough to pick up the phone and call doug jones. other republicans called doug jones. again, we're looking for the silver lining, i think that's fairly positive. >> on the spectrum of donald trump tweets, his tweet on election night was gracious, as his tweets go, as gracious as he gets. yesterday m

free hand to al-quds istanbul, which was produced as turkey. have you received a copy of the declaration? who is put together by the republicof turkey, which is the freedom to al-quds. have you received the research that we have conduct to? have you received them? okay comment thank you. it is an answer to that provocative discussion of al-quds by the u.s. administration getting assistant united states will never benefit them. we hope and pray coming back from these long theories. and we are determined to protect and preserve the sanctity. in the declaration, you will find the resolution passed by the united nations, especially the reminders on resolution number 470 team. the united states has rectified this, which is very important. the secretary council are being harmed as well. and no other country can have confidence anymore. u.s. administration cannot unilaterally make such a decision. how is this even possible? they cannot be left in the hands are to the mercy of a country. al-quds cannot be left in the hands of a country that exponentially expands for women and children feeding on blood. you can see the pictures on t

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. >> we are indeed in a struggle to preserve our republic, our civilization and our religion and to set freele rages on. in this race we have not received the final count to include military and provisional ballots. this has been a very close race and we are awaiting certification by the secretary of state. >> we expect that will come january 3rd. we are always interested in what you think about our political coverage. you can contact me directly on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> tonight is the night "star wars" fans have been waiting for. the latest installment of the franchise hits theaters tonight. luke skywalker, layia and ray all return in "star wars: the last jedi." this time they go on an adventure and learn about the mysteries of the force. the film is expected to top the weekend box office. it is rated pg-13. >> i've gone out before to a couple of those lines and they're always so fun to talk to all the fans. they have light sabre fights. >> dedicated. >> it's going to be cold standing out there in that line waiting for the movie because it's been really chilly out there and those t

this afternoon without the kind of respect and understanding of what it takes to preserve a republic that is free and independent of outside meddling. so i want to thank the gentlelady. i am embarrassed at some of the questions the republican majority has been hammering over in the judiciary committee and some of the other committees as the investigation intensifies and becomes more complete, the american people have a right to know and i guess the question every american has to ask, in whose hands would you place your life? a man who has served this country, who is now, i believe, 73 years old, over 70 years old, he's proved everything. but he's proven also he's been a total patriot. i would ask the same of those frivolously waste their words in efforts to try to suppress an investigation that we know is essential to the preservation of our vote and our freedoms and i yield back to the gentlelady and thank her for the time. ms. waters: i thank the gentlelady and i yield three minutes to representative jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. i thank her for her leadersh

republic will stay a member. the theory is the u.k. will replace this border with customs checkpoints. to keep the border free flowing, one solution is to allow northern ireland to stay in the e.u.'s customs union after the u.k. leaves. that is something northern ireland's largest party has rejected. >> we have been very clear. northern ireland must leav the european union on the same terms as the rest. we will not have divergence, which separates northern ireland economically or politically, from the rest of the u.k. reporter: the republic of ireland believes it has been agreed. >> the irish negotiating team received confirmation from the british government and task force that the united kingdom had agreed at the border they had met our concerns. i am surprised and disappointed the british government now appears to not be in a position to conclude what was agreed to earlier today. reporter: next week, e.u. leaders will decide if enough progress on brexit has been made. britain is under huge pressure to make sure the consensus is yes. brent: for more on this, i am joined by our can -- our correspondent in bru

this witch hunt while i a proud member of my republic i asked the question how does this look like to the world in the nation's capital the bastion of free speech the first amendment where scores hundreds thousands of people from every conceivable form of press that there is they get a badge but r j o o o o no they're all for an age on r t has been in the news in one way or another as this for a bit in fruit this outlaw news organization and you know what happens in this country when you depart for this conference we do name of our appearing on the list of media members we turn to leave to see it with the conference we invite you to abandon this project which will damage the image of the space press club it was very surprising and very disappointing for the kind of censorship that was my first reaction and so i decided to reply writing their letter and asking them to westpac the freedom of disputes and disrespectful situation. well as he's more. of these spent time in syria and done his own research into the white helmets has more details on what exactly caused that split between the two journalist organizations. so far almost everything

they revered the power of the written word and how and enables a nation, free from the whims of a king. as john adams wrote, a republicuote - is a government of laws and not of men. a government of laws is a government of reason in a government of books. that was true at all founding and we must ensure that it remains the hallmark of our future. >> i mean, come on! [applause] i am so glad i got you to read that paragraph. because it gave me chills to read it. in the book and underlined it vigorously. but it is also wonderful to be reminded of the men and in this case the men who said about the noble experiment of creating this country. not perfect. not a perfect exercise. but they created a document and a nation that makes it possible for someone like me and someone like you to sit across from each other and have them -- have open dialogue about who we are as a people. before i open this up -- i will ask you one last question in that i will open this up. we'll get questions from the audience. to standing microphone. the light is in my eyes but i am assuming one is over here and one is over here. i ask that you make su

fact the fake dossier planted on the obama desk, we have a situation where a constitutional republic spied on freeert mueller goes out, listen, he has mike flynn on something unrelated to collusion, he has this other guy papadopoulos because he didn't tell the truth what he was doing, manafort with nothing to do with president trump. if he continues in non-partisan way, the podesta's brother would be also indicted what he was lobbying. he would do himself such a favor as he is seeing problems, grabbing both sides but he only seems to be grabbing one. robert mueller supposed to be nothing but law and order, doesn't seem to see that. doesn't seem to see the bias resonates on the right. why is that? >> because justice unfortunately right now is blind to democrats. it is not blind to republicans. lady justice sees republican as a target, as a bullseye on them right now. but if you're tony podesta, you're right, brian, married at hip in his business to paul manafort, tony podesta, we haven't heard anything about that. >> he stepped aside. >> right but he stepped aside. he didn't step into a jail cell l

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this witch hunt while i a proud member of my republic i asked the question how does this look like to the world in the nation's capital the bastion of free speech the first amendment where scores hundreds thousands of people from every conceivable form of press that there is they get a badge but are cheney oh oh oh no they're all foreign agent they're different begon party has been in the nude in one way or another as this for baden fruit this outlaw roe good news organization and you know what happens in this country when you tell americans you can't do something for when you were a kid your parents said don't listen to that music. and one hell of a challenge a rescue group is again causing some divisions that soft to reporters without borders the swiss press club to cancel a conference because it was critical of the syrian activists the request was rejected by the head of the organization as modern day censorship. you were a challenge in our support for this conference with the name of our organization appearing on the list of media members return only dissociated ourselves from this event and do not wish to be associated with the conf