let me read to you and some, i mean from a french institute of public opinion, which you probably know very well. name last week they said the majority of muslims, under the age of 2557 percent believe islamic law to be more important than french law in france. and increase of 10 percent since 2016. so this is going on for a while. all of a sudden the french president has an opinion about him. you know, actually, in my opinion it's that, you know, muslims treat because actually islam isn't you. france is a part of the local problem, which is, you need ration for the last 45 years. friends, we salute any reason because we are you on your continuing economic crisis or for 45 years. we imported millions of immigrants and because any kind of goals that stick are created, we even don't look only they are, but you know, you know, places and, you know, these reasonable course is a problem, but it's a small part, you know, notable foreign friends don't do the french create communities. so you also said that 80 percent of the crimes in the region of paris is linked to maybe once population. so

this is terrible it's a my it's quite extraordinary let me read to you in some i mean from a french institute of public opinion which you probably know very well name last week they said the majority of muslims under the age of 2557 percent believe islamic law to be more important than french law in france and increase of 10 percent since 2006 and so this is been going on for a while and all of a sudden the french president has an opinion about him you know actually in my opinion it's the you know muslims treat because actually islam isn't you france is a part of the local problem which isn't any relation for the last 45 years france we salute any reason because we are able in your continuing economic crises who are for 45 years we imported millions of immigrants and because any kind of needles that stick are created we even don't look only they are but you know you know places and you know it's reasonable course the problem but it's a small part you know little or foreign friends don't do the french crew you know she's so you also said that 80 percent of the crimes in the region of paris is

french empires. they are not freeing democracy but overturning democratic institutions. how did that happen? what also occurred to me, the kind of history i like to write and read, people on the front lines, not generals or statesmen, men and women on the front lines. when it comes to the cold war the front line soldiers were the ones who infiltrated each side. so great, i get to write about that but the process, i would love to do that but in the time frame i am writing about all the operatives, two men, frank wisner and edward lansdale are some was well-known. michael burke and peter sichel not at all. i wanted to find people who had big stuff that happened to them during this timeframe and were changed by it and left the paper trail showing that change. looking at 25 different potential people to focus on i ended up with these four. last thing i will say, the proverbial chest of letters in the attic that i found on this, peter sichel is 97 years old, the last surviving member of the cia in this period, completely lucid and agreed to a series of things. >> speaking of the paper trail, one

don't calculate religious statistics but when i look at the analyses done by various institutions i see the 6000000 french people are of the muslim faith so we have no problem with this religion which several millions of our fellow citizens of believers on earth having said that why is it that things are not the same here is they are in great britain because we are not a multicultural country or society as a whole it's true that the anglo saxons in several other countries in europe developed very differently from us from a religious point of view. let me remind you that britain is still a constitutional monarchy where the monarch as a relationship with religion is one which was also forged through suffering the vicissitudes of the 17th century and it's of the relationship with religion in britain is not the same as ours their religious policies are not the same they have a different history. as to whether or not the fact that the anglo saxons have a multicultural society in which various religions cohabit makes there's a better model than ours i would like to be the judge of that but it's different you ar

institutions which are based on the rule of law. what we can say counting continues. and so is the french government spokesman i can repeat what i said yesterday france will of course work with whoever is elected us president one you don't i'm sure will be tense and. a lot of biting finger nails depending on which side you are in the u.s. but we'll wait for the definitive result and we have full faith in the american system to produce one it may take days well but it has been a difficult 4 years for relations between europe and the white house so where is it likely to head now i didn't use brussels bureau chief alexandra farm naaman was based in washington until just a few months ago and joins us now welcome alexandra so what would a 2nd term for donald trump mean for relations between europe and the united states . it could be a potential disaster many here feel or they fear that donald trump could feel freer and more empowered to pursue his every whim in global 1st and there are so many issues at stake let's take climate change the european union needs to work with the united states to

institutions based on the rule of law. what we can say is that counting continues and so as the french government spokesman, i can repeat whataid yesterday, france will of course work with whoever's elected u.s. president. >> i'm sure it will be tense and a lot of biting fingernails depending on which side you are in the u.s. but we'll wait for the definitive result and we have full faith in the american system to produce one. it may take days rather than hours. brent: teri schultz is on the story for uses in brussels. good evening to you. you know there are growing calls here in berlin from german lawmakers to decouple germany from the united states, if they're looking at another four yearsave trump administration. what would a second term for president trump, what would that mean for europe and transatlantic relations? teri: they may not have a choice if there's a second trump administration because that, of course, has been something that president trump has done himself during his first four years. certainly making germany seem like an enemy of the united states, as part of the european union, which he also terms a foe.

institutions which are based on the rule of law. what we can say is the counting continues. and so is the french government spokesman i can repeat what i said yesterday france will of course work with you with this elected u.s. president. i'm sure will be tense and. a lot of. finger nails depending on which side you are in the u.s. but we'll wait for the definitive result and we have full faith in the american system to produce one it may take days rather now as. arliss pulling our correspondent gary schultz she's on the story for us tonight in brussels good evening to you terry you know there are growing calls here in berlin from german lawmakers to decouple germany from the united states if they're looking at another 4 years of the trump administration me what would a 2nd term for president trouble with it mean for europe and transatlantic relations well brant they may not have a choice if there's a 2nd trump administration because that of course has been something that president trump has done himself during his 1st 4 years certainly making germany seem like an enemy of the united states as a

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institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hello, you are watching "live from paris" on france 24. i'm thomas waterhouse. the frenchresident leads commemorations with emmanuel macron presiding over the reentering of the remains of world war i writer. several people are injured in a bomb attack at another memorial in jeddah. stepping down in protest and standing by their colleagues, hong kong's pro-democracy lawmakers quit en masse after four cag

crisis research institute it's always a pleasure to hear thoughts even when it comes to such serious matters like this thanks for being with us here on r.t. international. right french a president whose country experienced the previous attack in europe has tweeted words of solidarity. we the french people share the shock and grief of the austrian people struck this evening by an attack in the heart of their capital vienna after france a friend of ours is attacked this is our europe our enemies must know who they are dealing with we won't surrender to anything are now the french president recently announced a clampdown on radical islam following a wave of terror incidents and it has sparked a war of words with turkey. if this pick could be said look i understand and respect that people might be shocked by the caricature was but i will never accept that someone can justify physical violence because of them i will always defend my country's freedom to speak to right think and draw. so as we see the country is the teach the world about human rights and democracy take the lead in islamophobia and xenophobia a fight needs to be put up against and to move them sentiment to

french is just gradually fooling away to get to increase the list. a few, a few, a maximum can speak to that. this is a right and i want to touch, do instituting an essay by eric ward where he means i have to, which is sort of here in america, the more liberal, you know, fighting for human rights and sort of becoming this racial racial. i swear to policing people of color and the escalation around that in the numbers around that . and so we saw a really this peak of folks are coming out speaking around their rights. people are coming out for the 1st time. and really what we have seen is that there are these arrests, they are actually and trying to intimidate and silence a lot of the voices that were out in the streets another. i think i came out for myself. i am a doctor recipient, which means i am not, a us citizen. i am permitted to be here and work in the u.s., but when i was arrested i was transferred to immigration and i was at the urging of ending up in a detention center and ultimately facing deportation. and so all these risks, you know, that, that puts a different mindset of like am i going to go out and protest, use my voice and spea

institutions which are based on the rule of law. what we can say counting continues. and so is the french government spokesman i can repeat what i said yesterday france will of course work with whoever is elected us president. i'm sure will be tense and. a lot of biting fingernails depending on which side you are in the us but we'll wait for the definitive result and we have full faith in the american system to produce one it may take days rather now is pts. well as governments around the world wait for the results of this election here in germany people and policymakers have been giving their views on events unfolding across the atlantic. all these u.s. citizens sent in their ballots by mail ballots that donald trump alleges were fraudulent in many cases to democrats abroad gathered in front of the u.s. embassy in berlin to protest against the latest from the u.s. president today we are here because we believe that the votes must be counted the votes to come in and many were postmarked and it is not illegal to count them after lunch and i find it absolutely abhorrent what he's saying thi

faith in this institution including our elections because the people managing them are dishonest and incompetent. our leaders are demanding that we say in our homes while they dine at the french laundry. and punish you for how you voted but if you dare to notice any of this, i notice what's happening, you are the dangerous lunatic and you get the doj on your trail. every once in a while, the mass does slip and they can see what going on. occasionally, the media class tells the truth. a pbs correspondent, someone whose salary you help pay with your tax dollars, an actual employee of actual state media admitted the relentless focus on jailing donald trump and his supporters actually helps the media. the media understand their ratings will plummet if they're forced to talk about anything other than donald trump. they have nothing to say and they will never cover joe biden. they voted for joe biden. so that's a nightmare scenario. by continuing to hyperventilate for the rest of their lives, maybe they will stave off a relevance until the mortgage is paid. listen closely to this clip. >> you have president trump selling this idea that there is a deep state conspiracy theory agains

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governments, the institutions, the european commission, that american tech companies are benefiting from a huge market that is the single european market and they are not paying enough tax. an french for oecd tax. there is also an issue about competition. thereou look at amazon, is a question whether it dominates its position, whether it uses the data it collects to compete with retailers it should be a platform for it instead is prioritizing its own product. clearly there is a much bigger issue to what kind of role and what kind of tax or what kind of dominance u.s. companies should have in europe. europeans have not been able to match anything that looks like a facebook, google, amazon, someone. -- so on. anna: maria tadeo with the latest on the black friday retail phenomenon and the trouble it is creating. the sluggish in person traffic reported in 2019 is expected to thin out due to restrictions with more traders shopping -- swapping brick-and-mortar predigital. -- for digital. how much of a change is this black friday going to be? >> the thing is that online has taken off because of store closures and it tends to be more of an online event anyway, especially for things like e

trump is going to lose this election according to a bevy a it's a famous porn institute in france that 85 percent of french people has a very negative opinion of our. friends even the country we hate the most donald trump actually and the used to get worse and worse the last 2 years. creek you know we we hear that biden does not have a lot of fans over a year certainly with france and any other country pardon me trump i misspoke so we hear that we see that in the headlines all the time the question is will biden be better received and if so why 1st i have to say they don't like trump's care right away in a way maybe leaves a wave sometimes it's woman you talk about a woman and say you know where chug a lot of. tweets you know but provocator tweets a lot of people here are shocked by a. lot of saying now we are. always according to the same poor. aggressive then interest even recist most of french things out about him except maybe young people and except. especially. a right wing party you are has another opinion of donald trump by doping and also in a sort of contrition europe germany spain italy and even