then the democrats turn around and blame the green party. it's not the green party. so we don't accept that we spoil elections. it's the democrats that spoil the situation up because they won't embrace replacing the electoral college with a national popular voice using rank party voting and have been putting it forward for two decades and will keep putting it forward. that's the solution, not suppression the green party. host: you brought up rank choice voting in answering that question. tell our viewers who don't know what that is what rank choice voting is and i believe maine right now is the only state implementing it statewide but tell us what rank choice voting is and why it should be used in the united states. guest:: it's being used in maine up to the presidential election this year. it's on the ballot in massachusetts as a referendum and can be adopted there. it's adopted by 23 cities and counties across the country. what it is, you go to the ballot and rank your choices, one, two, three and so forth. and then if nobody gets a majority vote in the first round

green party. tell us about the history of your party and how it was founded and how it's changed since it was founded? guest: we started in august of 1984 with the first national meeting and the inspiration was the german green party. they had got into their bundesgog, ed the we have grassroots democracy and nonviolence and wanted to build positives around that. for the last 36 years now, that's what we've been doing. we elected about -- we won about 1,200 races and about 100 green in local office now. and really our goal is to build that up, elect thousands as we go in the 2020's and build from local office to state office to congress. then when we run somebody for president they won't be able to ignore us. that's what we're doing and one of the purposes of the presidential campaign is win ballot lines. the percent of the vote we get or in some states an absolute number determines whether we have a ballot line the next election cycle which makes it a lot easier for our down ballot candidates to r

then the democrats turn around and blame the green party. it's not the green party. we don't accept that we spoil elections. it's the democrats that spoil the situation up because they won't embrace replacing the electoral college with a national popular voice using rank party voting and have been putting it forward for two decades and will keep putting it forward. that's the solution, not suppression the green party. host: you brought up rank choice voting in answering that question. tell our viewers who don't know what that is what rank choice voting is and i believe maine right now is the only state implementing it statewide but tell us what rank choice voting is and why it should be used in the united states. guest:: it's being used in maine up to the presidential election this year. it's on the ballot in massachusetts as a referendum and can be adopted there. it's adopted by 23 cities and counties across the country. what it is, you go to the ballot and rank your choices, one, two, three and so forth. and then if nobody gets a majority vote in the first round of

that is the position of the missouri green party.nd we have organized a number of panels to discuss how to do this, how to implement this with missourians for single-payer. and missourians for single-payer people wrote much of our platform. but we want to do more of those panels in the future to discuss how we can make this work. because it does work in many uropean countries. and health care for all will ay for itself. >> we need to move to our closing statements. as we indicated at the start, candidates will deliver them in the reverse order that they delivered opening statements. that means the first to deliver closing remarks is the green party candidate, jerome bauer. >> why vote green? isn't that a wasted vote? no, it is not. we seem to be running to the left of just about everybody on just about everything. but we are really fiscally quite conservative, especially when it comes to regressive sales taxes that disproportionately affect the poor to pay for boondoggle stadiums and trolleys and other big boondoggles that we cannot

people will live with what they vote with. >>. >> i'm against it and the green party strongly endorsed clean missouri in the first place and our party is really democratic and we work as a team. so i, in line with the missouri green party am opposed to amendment 3 and you know, a clean missouri passed by over 60% of missouri voters. so to overturn that before it's even been implemented is really, well, it's an insult to the voters. so let's implement clean missouri and then if there are issues with it, there could be other ballot initiatives with a lot of discussions and tweak it and fix it and make it work properly instead of trying to overturn it. thanks. >> we are going to move to our next round of questions. this comes from trisha miller. >> so let's talk transportation. the missouri department of transportation says it needs hundreds of millions of dollars for roads and bridges. voters defeated a fuel tax increase two years ago. since then the coronavirus has further impacted state revenues. what is your plan to improve the state's transportation syst system? >> rick combs, you're

and we work as a team, so i am lying with the missouri green party. i'm opposed to amendment three. clean missouri passed by over 60%, so to overturn that before it's even been implemented is really an insult to the voters, so let's implement clean missouri and if there are issues with it it can be with the discussion and we can fix it and make it work properly instead of trying to overturn it. >> we will move to the next round of questions. this comes from tricia miller. >> let's talk transportation. the missouri department of transportation says it needs hundreds of millions of dollars for roads and bridges. voters defeated a fuel tax increase two years ago and since then, the coronavirus has further impacted state revenues. what is your plan to improve the state's transportation system? >> rick, you are first. >> that is very important as a lot of people know and some people don't know, missouri is in the top ten, six or seven in the country and road mileage and bridges and all that. it's quite an expensive system. and anybody that's been out and a

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journal" saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, the green party candidate howie hawkins, than the libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies has a public service and brought to you by your television provider. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to develop, approve and distribute a vaccine. this is 30 minutes. >> all yours. >> all mine? great. good afternoon. and thank you, secretary azar, for joining us today at cdc headquarters. it is a privilege to have you with us and we appreciate your leadership throughout this unprecedented response. covid-19 is the most significant public health challenge our country has faced in more than a century. and the pandemic is not over. and the pandemic is not over. earlier this week, covid virus cases reached over

member of the german green party thanks very much for speaking to talk about our. also sport now on friday is a big day for formula to stop driver make sure america in the run up to this sunday's formula one grand prix in western germany schumacher will be given a practice drive that could help land him a saint in the f one car next season he's of course tracing the footsteps of his father racing legend michael the elder schumacher won 7 world titles but was injured severely in a skiing accident in 2013 and is still recovering. if racing and racing skill is in the blood mick schumacher could be well on his way to becoming one of f one formula one's greats. i want to write. big being as for this course. being prepared has been a long and arduous process on racecourses small and big in the same way it was for a mixed father 7 time champion michael schumacher. the carts lead to formula for for mick. his father before him had taken a similar but more winding path. success has built upon success for the younger schumacher in the lower tiers. just as decades earlier the

european insight now we're joined by francisco bunch she's european affairs spokesperson for the green party in germany's lower house of parliament the buddhist talk thanks for being with us this morning what do you make of president trump testing positive for the coronavirus it shows a whole the craziness of the handling of the koran that crisis over the last couple of months and it shows again that with triumph we don't have a reliable ally in the fights the global fight against covert 19 and i think that we as europeans we really have to we center our own efforts and make sure that we become less dependent on x. tunnel sources for our masks for our scientists and really invest in our own health and then help other countries in this world because the u.s. won't be that actor doing that any longer which is a shame in the past certainly the u.s. would have played a leading role now it's up for us europeans of course there could be a change of leadership in the u.s. until we hear otherwise we are still assuming at this point that the u.s. election will go ahead as planned how important is thi

i was a green party member because the restrictions are so severe so if i win the election and i plan to man will in the green party to enter the senate as the screen senator so i don't have to caucus for either party as a means remember focused on getting medical for all american people that will meet with and work with where standards were republicans that is my top priority with universal healthcare and to show that is your intention. host: we have of you a question where you can test the outcome in court if you and a plurality in the final bank choice results? savage: they can the question. want to start by saying i fully support ring choice voting i did and does so and was forced to continue to protect it as a legislator when there were repeated attempts to repeal. i have faith. gideon: how the voting will go through the weeks and on election day. and the reason that is outstanding i did not plan to contest the results. linn: can repeat the question to 14 will contest the outcome of the election in court and a plurality balloons and final bank choice vote? to three absolutely not

but if i win the election i plan to re-enroll in the green party as the first green senator. the rules would not require me to caucus with either party because i would go in as a party member. i am focused on getting medicare for all for americans and i will work with anyone who was interested in working on that project, whether it is bernie of the, people republican party, that is my top priority and why i am asking , if you wantsider universal health care, you would want me first to show. host: a viewer question goes to ms. gideon. will you contest the outcome of the election in court if you win the plurality but lose in the final ranked choice result? ms. gideon: thanks for the question. the choiceport voting. i endorsed it in 2016 and was forced or protected as a legislator when there were repeated attempts to repeal the law. i have faith in the electoral go.em and how voting will unless there is an outstanding reason that show something has gone wrong, i would not plan to contest results. host: max? can you repeat the question? you contest the outcome of the election in c

i can't want to know why she voted to take the green party off the rules. ms. hegar: i believe in following rules. you have shown the rules don't apply to you. you're the only candidate refusing to allow a video tape of your answer. you're afraid of your record in answers and i would be too if i had voted the way you had. i believe in following rules. we are a nation of rules. i think the rules apply to me. i apply them to members of my own party and members in the green party for action on climate change and i apply them universally. >> let's talk about an issue happening along our southern border. nexstar's website has been reporting on the approximately 700 asylum see,. their asylum claims are stalled because of what is called the remain in mexico policy implemented under the trump administration. senator cornyn, do you support the policy to remain in mexico until asylum cases are heard? you have 60 seconds. senator cornyn: covid-19 has thrown everything on its ear. i know that mexico is struggling as we are struggling but perhaps it is even worse there deal

man who came to this country as a refugee from somalia sheffield's youngest lord mayor and former green party any magic magic about fighting a system led by politicians blind to the damage they cause all the some more coming up in today's going underground but 1st in this month of the anniversary of the u.s. backed murder of revolutionary change in bolivia the poorest country in latin america tomorrow goes to the polls up for grabs for nato affiliated multinational corporations in bolivia's elections are the world's largest known deposits of lithium used in the batteries of all our mobile phones and computer. has former president evo morales had struck deals with nato nation media vilified countries russia and china before he was arguably overthrown by the so-called washington consensus here he is describing to the former president of ecuador rafael correia here on r t what's at stake some of the groups in whose hands are going to make power is concentrated in not forgive us for creating social movements especially the indigenous populations movement which has changed the image of our beautif

discussion around the environmental impact of meat production is gathering pace and a few years ago a green party proposal to introduce a vegetarian canteens across the country went down like an empty be ok but around 8 percent of the population now claims to be vegetarian and the trend is even stronger among the environmentally woke younger generation. and began other. competition as. the only dog. food in 5 euro zone. in the individual. well if not quite your appetite we've got plenty more installments of meet the germans online at d w dot com slash culture thanks for watching the next i'm. going to. get. more. story so that people who mulled over the information they provide. the means they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch follow us. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their homes. the consequences been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from around the world. forgetting i don't think i meant i didn't go to university to kill people but i think that a i mean a lot of people feel for their lives and t

of the european parliament did want to hold each new institutions to account among them german green party m.e.p. spend gold that's the whole problem in the european parliament asked the european banking all 13 and the european securities and markets all thorazine to launch an investigation it took months because the national supervisors didn't want to. according to google those at the national level like member states finance authorities delayed the investigation to prevent their own failures from coming to light it took pressure from the european parliament to put the investigations in motion there are still ongoing. citizens lose faith that the state is there for everyone that's very dangerous if people feel there are 2 kinds of justice one for the little people who have to abide by the law and who get severely punished if they're caught and another for the powerful who say this wasn't a crime at all it was just a trick i mean the the fire in one take. after years of draining state revenue the practice of comic share trades does seem to have dried up but there are always new breeding gr

green party presidential candidate, howie hawkins.n the show with us this morning. really appreciate it. >> skpand you know, willie, ver good question you asked about the green party. were it not for ralph nader in 2000 and jill stein in 2016, it is quite likely that a republican would have never held the white house in the 21st century. i mean, that really -- those two green party candidates were the difference, and just think about that. democrats would have held the white house for the past 16 years were it not for candidates taking away from al gore in 2000 and you have to assume that gore would have likely gotten reelected in '04 and taken away from hillary clinton from 2016. >> yeah, and that's a message we've by the way heard from bernie sanders himself who's liberal credentials are in no question whatsoever. he said to his supporters, i know we don't agree with joe biden on everything. i know he doesn't go as far as we would go on some of these issues, but this election is too important. you've got to go out and support the ca

their work until the end of 28 team hardship was one of them since leaving politics the former green party parliamentarian has been fighting for a more transparent financial system previously as a member of the bundestag he fought for the prosecution of suspected comics perpetrators since. the unit on the one hand there are those who actually carried out these traces on the actual share transactions on the financial market the investment bankers. are also had to be tax lawyers to examine everything. for these are often tax consultants who came from outside the banks or funds so there had to be consultants and people who set up these structures in the 1st. whole group of people had to be in it together. and it's all the more frightening that they managed to keep it hidden for such a long time. several 100 people are said to have been involved experts estimate 400 participants all of whom acted without scruples. once. it was on a horse and for in the financial world there are people whose greed knows no bounds inside and have to very actively prevent them from robbing you. and these people m

member of the german green party thanks very much for speaking to talk about him. and i found that you up to speed on some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic nearly half of all intensive care unit patients beds in paris rather are now occupied by covert 19 patients hospitals there have cancelled staff holidays and postponed non-essential operations china has formally joined the global covert 19 vaccine initiative known as kovacs pledging support to help finance vaccine supplies for low income countries and the u.n. says almost 3000000 migrants are stranded abroad juta the coronavirus restrictions its calling for more cooperation between countries to allow people to safely return home meanwhile u.s. president donald trump is stepping up his plans to return to the campaign trail just a few days after being released from hospital for a covert 19 infection he's considered considering holding rallies this weekend in florida and pennsylvania but it's not yet known whether he's tested negative for the virus since his release the uncertainty is also th

sure to watch on saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidate for president, green party howie hawkins at 8:00 a.m., then at libertarian party at 9:00e jo jorgensen a.m. >> the senate judiciary committee votes thursday on the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett to be the u.s. justice on the supreme court. the committee gavels in at 9:00 a.m. eastern. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen with the .ree c-span radio app >> director of national intelligence john radcliffe and fbi director christopher wray held a news conference wednesday evening on election security. director radcliffe said voter hasstration information been obtained by iran and russia in an attempt to push misinformation. here is the briefing. >> good evening. the president has instructed the intelligence and law-enforcement communities to ensure that the 2020 elections are the safest and most secure in our nation's history. we take that mandate and responsibility seriously.

sanctions to be extended to look at you and others many german lawmakers agree including in the green party. we need to make it clear that we stand in solidarity with protesters we must offer individual humanitarian aid to people who are under threat and to those who seek help from us because they are tortured or beaten by the regime. on monday to nova scotia thanks to bella rusin community in berlin she likens her country to east germany in 1909 saying hers is a nation that wants to tear down its walls where at long last people want to make their own decisions about their lives. let's get you briefed on other stories in the news today white house senior adviser stephen miller has tested positive for the coronavirus he's the latest in u.s. president trumps inner circle to contract the virus this comes as the president again downplayed the onus on twitter is recovering from covert at the white house after spending 3 nights in hospital. facebook has banned all accounts from his platforms that support the q. and a conspiracy movement social media company says the move is part of efforts to cla

member of the german green party thanks very much for speaking to josh about our. listen sport now on friday is a big day for formula to stunt driver make sure america in the run up to this sunday's formula one grand prix in western germany will be given a practice drive that could help land him a saint in an f one car next season he's of course tracing the footsteps of his father racing legend michael the elder schumacher won 7 world titles but was injured severely in a skiing accident in 23rd tame and is still recovering. if racing and racing skill is in the blood mick schumacher could be well on his way to becoming one of f one formula one's greats. i want to write too big to be as prepared as possible. being prepared has been a long and arduous process on racecourses small and big in the same way it was for a mixed father 7 time champion michael schumacher. the carts lead to formula for a mic. his father before him had taken a similar but more winding path. to success has built upon success for the younger schumacher in the lower tiers. just as decades earlier

. -- prime minister's party is in a strong position, the weight may need support from the green partyporter: making one last push to drum up support, new zealand's prime minister stores the streets of brooklyn. >> it is making sure that people remember to vote and are motivated to vote. we are looking to whwhat is goig to give us a strong, stable government. reporter: they are on track for second term. the labour party [indiscernible] handling of the coronavirus pandemic. new zealand's response to covid-19 has been hailed as a model for crushing the curb. she also acted swiftly after the attack in christchurch, changing gun laws immediately after. the opposition, however, criticizes the government for failing to deliverer on its promises, especially on reducing poverty. >> think it't's very d difficulo trust -- i think it's very difficult to trust the promise to do such thingngs that they don't do. and they still claim they have made an effort to change poverty, when it is clear they have failed. reporter: the next government will inherit an economy lost in the session. the tourism se

and something else that i think is significant is that libertarians and green party advocates won't like me saying this, but i think the reality, there's not the enthusiasm in this cycle that there was last time for gary johnson and bill weld or jill stein. and therefore therefore, when you're donald trump and struggling to get to 50.1 with the benefit of third party candidates it makes the task easier. he really doesn't have the strength of a third party ticket to assist him in that regard which i think is a big factor. go to my website @smerconish and answer the question, do you trust the trump versus biden polls? >>> up ahead, the president bailed on this week's debate because it would have been held virtually. but he did a two-hour virtual rally on rush limbaugh's radio program. what does that say about the synergy about top radio and his political rise? >>> and in the early 1990s, journalists scoffed with the incoming economy. what does that journalist think about the economy today? >>> plus, you'll love this, plato, and jerry garcia -- the founderss have something in common. they a

this morning, we will talk with a leading third-party candidate, campaign for president, first, green partyresidential candidate howie hawkins will join us, and the libertarian party presidential candidate jo jordgensen will join us. be sure to join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook twetts., texts, and axios hosted a forum on the election with representative karen bass in a latino vote organizer. we will also hear from former national security adviser h.r. mcmaster on the voter turnout and election security. margaret: welcome to the first event in our newspaper's "america's road ahead" series, leading up to the election. i am margaret

first the green party and then the libertarian party. watch live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text, and tweets. monday, the senate finishes debate and takes a final vote on the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett to the u.s. supreme court. watch live coverage on c-span2. or listen live on the radio a pp. 11 days left until election day. voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year. stick with c-span. watch coverage every day. .n demand at c-span.org or listen on the radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> the three candidates and members socially distance in the studio and thanks to the candidates for joining us. good evening. this is a partnership between public media, the league of

man who came to this country as a refugee from somalia sheffield's youngest lord mayor and former green party any legend magic about fighting a system led by politicians blind to the damage they caused all the some more coming up in today's going underground but 1st in this month of the anniversary of the u.s. backed murder of revolutionary in bolivia the poorest country in latin america tomorrow goes to the polls up for grabs for nato affiliated multinational corporations in bolivia's elections other worlds largest known deposits of lithium used in the batteries of all our mobile phones and computers former president evo morales had struck deals with nato nation media vilified countries russia and china before he was arguably overthrown by the so-called washington consensus here he is describing to the former president of ecuador rafael correia here on r t what's at stake some of the groups in whose hands are going to make power is concentrated in not forgive us for creating social movements especially the indigenous populations movement which has changed the image of our beautiful country t

the green party candidate and the libertarian party candidate. coming up live on thursday, at 9:00 a.m., the senate judiciary committee votes on whether to send the supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the full senate for consideration. democrats have announced they will boycott the meeting. the second and final presidential debate from belmont university in nashville, tennessee. pelosi holds nancy her weekly briefings, with an update on coronavirus relief negotiations. the senate returns at noon eastern. is a nomination for a u.s. district judge in ohio. ♪ be a part of this year's studentcam video competition. students, high school be a part of the national conversation by making a documentary exploring the issue you want the president and congress to address in 2021. be bold with your documentary. show supporting and opposing point of view, and include c-span video. there is over $100,000 in total cash prizes, including a grand prize of over $5,000. the deadline to submit video is -- january0, 2021 20, 2021. find tips on how t

manythers agree, including the green party. >> we must offer humanitarian aid to people under threat to those who seek help from us because they are tortured or beaten i the regime -- by the regime. reporter: on monday, the opposition leader thanked the belarusian community in berlin. she likens the country to east germany in 1989, saying hers is a nation that wants to teardown its walls. people want to make their own decisions about their lives. phil: let's get the latest from simon young. welcome. what have we learned about today's meeting? >> this was a 45-minute meeting between the opposition leader and angela merkel. the opposition leader, according to her spokeswoman this evening, made clear that the opposition has one goal in particular, that new elections must be held in belarus, free and transparent elections for the presidency. she also told the chancellor that she wanted to make a point that the opposition protests are not directed against europe or russia, they are the result of internal political crisis in russia. i think she also repeated that point that the european sa

journal" saturday morning as we host the two leading third-party candidates for president, the green party candidate howie hawkins, than the libertarian party candidate jo jordgensen at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ c-span, yourtching unfiltered view of government. created by america's cable television companies has a public service and brought to you by your television provider. >> health and human services secretary alex azar, and centers for disease control and prevention director dr. robert redfield gave an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus pandemic and

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none of that stuff should be different if you are a republican or democrat or a libertarian or a green party member. this is basic civics. civics is the stuff that all americans should agree on, like religious liberty is essential. people should be able to fire ,he folks who write the laws and voters can't fire the judges. judges should be impartial. this is just civics 101. politics is different. politics is the stuff that happens underneath civics. civics is the overarching stuff we americans agree in common. politics is the less important stuff that we differ about. politics is like if i look at my friend chris coons, and i say "listen up, jack wagon, what you want to do on this bill is going to be way too expensive and my bankrupt our kids," or if chris looks back at me and says, "listen up, jack wagon, you are too much of a cheapskate, and you are investing in the next generation," that is a really important debate. that is not civics. thans is more important that. civics does not change every 18 to 24 months because the electoral whims change or because polling changes. i think it is i

discussion around the environmental impact of meat production is gathering pace and a few years ago a green party proposal to introduce a vegetarian canteens across the country went down like an empty but around 8 percent of the population claims to be vegetarian and the trend is even stronger among the environmentally woke younger generation. and began a. good competition as. the only direction. the individual. well if not quite your appetite we've got plenty more installments of meet the germans online at d w dot com slash culture thanks for watching the next time. one continent 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some good stuff on the road. 30 minutes on d w. i'm not laughing at the germans but sometimes i am but i stand up with the common man think deep into the german culture of. mutants to take this drama day out to you it's all that. no time might show join me for me to get the bungee jumping horse. closely. carefully. all of these should be true to begin to. discover who. subscribe to documentary on

especially around the environmental impact of meat production is gathering pace and a few years ago a green party proposal to introduce a veggie day in canteens across the country went down like an empty be ok but around 8 percent of the population now claims to be vegetarian and the trend is even stronger among the environmentally woke younger generation. and began a. complex system as. the only dog. food in 5 euro zone unshorn. through your. individual. well if not quite your appetite we've got plenty more installments of meet the germans online at d w dot com slash culture thanks for watching the next time. the 2020 u.s. election on the i'm in delhi goes on one of the biggest voting blocks in this country many of them point blank losing behavioral stones from hard to stomach but there is one single issue which matters most abortion riaz young christian voters white city finds their decision on the election night one solo record on g.w. . i'm not laughing at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whimper that we germans thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stere

sanctions to be extended to look at you and others many german lawmakers agree including in the green party. leader we need to make it clear that we stand in solidarity with protesters we must offer individual humanitarian aid to people who are under threat and of those who seek help from us because they are tortured or beaten by the regime. on monday. thanks to brother lucien community in berlin she likens her country to east germany in 1909 saying hers is a nation that wants to tear down its walls where at long last people want to make their own decisions about their lives. and the to be a political correspondent simon young has been following those talks we asked him what sort of supports the atlanta to the north scale hopes to get from the german government i think that the opposition are asking as well for practical support support for civil society organizations for independent media groups which have both been suffering and finding it difficult to operate during this crisis so that's one thing more widely of course there is that call for europe and other friendly nations to become in

year labor party is expected to secure a 2nd term but polls suggest it could need support from the green party. all smiles as just are done embarks on her final day of campaigning flanked by security new zealand's prime minister is treated more like an aid listen liberty than a politician admirers line up his selfies with the force he wrote he's managed to maintain her popularity despite being in charge since 2017 what is the purpose of the walkabout is it because you think it will translate to vote or is it because it looks good now it's it was about making sure that people are reminded to very clear that energized rather than motivated to hard in 2018 aren't and made global headlines when she gave birth to a baby girl after less than a year in office. but it was her response to last year's attacks on 2 mosques in which 51 muslim worshippers were killed that one had praise. is growing and we are united in grief the labor party leader has also won plaudits for her handling of the corona virus pandemic we will close our border to any normal resistance and citizens attempting to travel here comb

for the sanctions to be extended to look at others many german lawmakers agree including in the green party. we need to make it clear that we stand in solidarity with protesters we must offer individual humanitarian aid to people who are under threat and or those who seek help from us because they are tortured or beaten by the regime. who on monday. thank the community in berlin she likens her country to east germany in 1909 saying hers is a nation that wants to tear down its walls where at long last people want to make their own decisions about their lives. first get the latest from d.w. political correspondent simon young welcome simon what have we learned about today's meeting. well this was a 45 minute meeting between spell out a ticket on sky and angle of met coal and dirty can also according to her spokeswoman the same thing made clear that the opposition has one goal in particular and that is that new elections must be held in belarus free and transparent elections for the presidency she also told the chancellor we hear that. the she felt was to make the point of the opposition prote

discussion on the environmental impact of meat production is gathering pace and a few years ago a green party proposal to introduce a veggie day in canteens across the country went down like an empty be ok but around 8 percent of the population claims to be vegetarian and the trend is even stronger among the environmentally woke younger generation. as. the only. individual. well if not quite your appetite we've got plenty more installments of meet the germans online at d w dot com slash culture thanks for watching the next i'm. going . to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. brazil is in the news these days for all the wrong reasons i did so that's the highest figure in the world for covert 19 infections my guess is me from the silly f. is the country's vice pres of those how awesome lolol how did the government message poll get so bad. conflict zone. and 30 minutes on d w. this is some no story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem past. his credo no chemicals. and he's trying was. the students are trying to get tests don't stand a chance. train and successful. is ok to me

look, i fell in with the green party. i don't have any use for either one of these people and to listen to c-span because i get this little party out here and were fighting for our very survival. thanks a lot, no thanks at all democrats. the violence, i remember, i was around when they blew up the edward murrow building

members of the european parliament did want to hold a new institutions to account among them german green party m.e.p. spending gold that's a problem in the european parliament asked the european banking all 13 and the european securities and markets all thorazine to launch an investigation it took months because the national supervisors didn't want to. according to google those at the national level like member states finance authorities delayed the investigation to prevent their own failures from coming to light it took pressure from the european parliament to put the investigations in motion there are still ongoing. dbu go for citizens lose faith that the state is there for everyone that's a very dangerous if people feel there are 2 kinds of justice one for the little people who have to abide by the law and who get severely punished if they're caught and another for the powerful who say this wasn't a crime at all it was just a trick i mean the the fire in one take. after years of draining state revenue the practice of comic share trades does seem to have dried up but there are always new bre

green party candidates from running in certain states and things like this but the people want this will how do you counter that i mean is the 2 party system working if 57 percent of potential voters don't affiliate with either party i just think it's a reflection off freespire in united states are all those already back in revenue some do one thing i just want to say real quick those that. in america we do and in a sense have internal.

opinions were kept out this was a rigged debate we didn't have a libertarian view would not the green party view nobody was there challenge challenging kemal harris on her terrible record of locking up nonviolent drug users we didn't have anybody challenging pants on trump's expensive and wasteful foreign policy that simply wasn't there. well for more on the american reality in the run up to the 2020 election how do you watch the documentary divided america the people's vote these being ed at various times today here on r.t. . what is wrong with us as american citizens and i hate to be brought to the spot. we have a bombastic wind and a. yeah. yeah i guess it's like the way you write the worst because. dollar croaks little. word for. it is your current system is incredibly detrimental to the health of our democracy . freedom of all american summer regardless of race religion or creed illegal we're we're at an impossible point people are so divided in their camps that they're more willing to believe in something that about panic reptilian pedophiles with a moon base. and then they are truly

opinions were kept out this was a rigged debate we didn't have a libertarian view wouldn't the green party view nobody was there challenge challenging kemal harris on her terrible record of locking up nonviolent drug users we didn't have anybody challenging pants on expensive and wasteful foreign policy that simply wasn't there. for the right on topic we're going to leave you with a preview of a premiere on this channel for more on the american reality in the run up to the 2020 us presidential election we invite you to watch divided america the people's vote is today various times right here for now kevin now in signing off and have a great day. what is wrong with us as american citizens and 80 people at the top spy who have a ladder and we have a bombastic wind bag and a bumbling fool yeah. yeah. yeah yeah i 2nd wife and i divorce because. there's a lot of the. and i. think i feel like that. is incredibly detrimental to the health of our democracy and freedom of all american center attack regardless of race religion or creed. were were at an impossible point people are so divided in their