we'll have to leave it there chum is tamir of the german green party thank you so much for joining us on a. pleasure. it's now countries from germany and france to india and saudi arabia have imposed travel bans on the u.k. that comes us britain battles a new strain of the coronavirus that said to be much more contagious the measures are already wreaking havoc at airports and other travel hubs in the u.k. which is now effectively cut off from continental europe. and 3 denied trucks headed from england to the european mainland forced to turn back after alarms were raised over the new coronavirus train the channel crossing to france is a crucial trade route truck drivers and their goods now stranded. by young to law by the. wealthy to the this is good to like you to this is what you have to make of the day to day yeah american. travel at london's heathrow airport was also disrupted with some passengers left in limbo. confused this time if you've been out i appear at one point in december citrus and you see the situation is totally different it's hard time. really but for an awful lot of

a member of the german parliament for the green party a doctor as well thank you very much for joining us here and just. saying. you're watching news still to come on our show combating the coronavirus and one of the most remote parts of the world brazil is using the army to help with medical treatment in the amazon rain forest forest however the troops are bringing aid also pose an infection to indigenous groups. that's coming up and if it 1st let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world dozens of police officers have been injured in clashes with anti lock down protesters in ukraine demonstrators gathered in kiev to rally against recently announced coronavirus restrictions non-essential business schools and gyms will be shut from the 8th of january onwards in an effort to slow the spread of the virus. hungary has amended the definition of family in its constitution to limit adoption by same sex couples and now defines a family as a female mother and a male father rights groups have attacked the move prime minister viktor orban has worked to recast hungary in a

didn't these movements and the ecological movement discovered the parliaments as a part of when the green party formed the government with the center left social democrats in 1998 it looked like time was up for new clear power and the year 2000 the red green government decided to phase out nuclear power when a time when 100 homes are in the lead we started a process of negotiation with the companies about the maximum lifespan of each plant which until then had been on a limited. run we wanted to limit them to enable a phased shutdown for. and that meant that once all the existing reactors that had started operating in the seventy's and eighty's reached the end of their lifespan nuclear phase out in germany would happen automatically was at school or receive crowd support both from the me jad from the general public isn't just that's some was yesterday's news it needed to recapture the site to the 80th year it's then came the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term global warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in the 1981 when i said what is that and he explained wh

about the trial and the lessons learned we have chamas tamir with us a leading politician of the green party here in germany mr think you so much for joining us 1st of all you've been following this trial very closely what do you think of the verdict. or that's the highest potential penalty in our democracy that's possible. therefore i think it certainly put the sequel i'm aware does not bring back eon our kevin to their families but it's a clear message there it's the sort of very sea of this country of discord to stronger during the hate of those racists and tiresome it's why do you think this trial is so significant what does it show us. well you know we. in new zealand we witnessed. in so many cases before the myth of the. attack or death god radicalized in internet there is nothing we could do about it so i don't buy that anymore we're living in the age of digital ization and it's very clear these people get radicalized they have their friends they have people day interact with and it's our business as a straight to find out what's going on there and not to look aside and oversee that s

things and it's coming from the fairly small southwestern town of tubingen where the authorities green party politicians have made a very big effort to protect the elderly in the vulnerable wrong durable for example by creating special times where only they can shop and mean while allowing life otherwise to go on pretty much as normal would you say that is a model that could work elsewhere at least in germany it is a nice model to really try to protect the elderly more but it's never going to prevent the virus from getting to the to the vis groups because people mingle and you always have young people working at hospitals or social care homes and stuff like that so you are. is a nice try and i'm sure it has a good effect but it's not going to stop it's not government kind of stuff that i nomic of the virus is spreading also into the other groups matthew in many ways this discussion in capsule leitz what we saw in the united states essentially in the tensions between donald trump who said just let the economy do its thing and the pandemic will kind of eventually fizzle out to a joe biden who

masses of workers sing in people so they need to be some type of viable 3rd party alternative the green party the socialist parties that can unify the democrats didn't didn't win because of wide invite not come out harris they won because of an anti trump program and that's what this last election really was so the democrats have to move in a different direction or they're going to continue to lose because this base of trump is very frustrated with the neo liberal democrats and for good reason. we've been speaking with professor of latin american studies daniel thank you for your time and your comments thank you. and other news in a particularly horrific case of neglect amid social media obsession a russian internet streamers broadcast his discovery and moving a female friend dead body and only calling an ambulance later blogger stanislav who goes by the name on his youtube channel streams about online gambling a pregnant woman called valentino's appeared in several of his videos where he shockingly boasted about beating her and tipping a bucket of water over the woman and forcing her out of

re is one german green party m.v.p.. >> the question of the level playing field, which had been agreedthe political declaration with the withdrawal agreement, is the biggest steppingstone from our side of the question of governance. how with the rules that we agreed on be enforced in the end? i hope that this dinner tonight is going to move us ahead and we were hoping in this last minuter ody comes back after realizing that we should come together in the end. ros: part of the eu's concern about competition rules is if it mpromise is here, it will set a precedent. chris morris explains. >>t is not just because the eu is worried about british compans having an unfair advantage in years to come, is about other global companies who might come into the u.k. and take advantage of lower regulations but still e to accesshearket. ros: the final issue is governance, two sides need to agree have any deal will be enforced and how disputes will be resolved. on the u.k. side, roy's johnson is placing pressure within his own rty to not sign up to the eu's rulebook and enforcement of a. -- of it. >> a

liz right who was a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to bricks that from the start. some people who voted for breakfast and from probably regretting i said they weren't told anything like this that happened in fact it was a completely denied wasn't it they would tell that would be less access to computers would deal with a toll but in reality countless customs declarations will have to be processed and information booth at a nearby petrol station is supposed to offer help on what paperwork will be necessary but the stuff won't tell me much when not really allowed to own to any questions and that's kind of thing i can tell you where we're just here to help and basically just to support just to make sure that the guards that the. don't get stuck helpers don't actually know what the future holds in store which is why most of the truck drivers don't even bother asking them. your mommy for there is very little information. for mark the little we get is disturbed bit by bit the probably bullshit nobody here knows which caused them for us we will need to hear it but both of

hot political office chair of the european parliament's delegation on china and a member of the green party he talked to the deputy about some of his concerns whenever somebody who's negotiated deal tell soon that this has been the best deal ever the best deal in history you should be highly suspicious and indeed the european commission is putting lipstick on a pig here because this deal even though it has some advantages for european business is highly deficient in other. strategically important dimensions notably there has been no success in the neck goes he asians with regard to the protection of labor rights of the chinese neighbor ross and now this seems to be a new opening for strong trans-atlantic relations with an incoming biden administration led by a veteran leader who respects and values a partnerships why would the e.u. rush to finalize a deal just before that happens i understand why the chinese put pressure on finalizing the deal because they are very. much afraid that the e.u. and the us would come together again and put up more efficient opposition to some of the injust prac

has imposed new restrictions state premier of in free mana peered in person at a mostly virtual green party conference he just got off a call with the chancellor and other state premiers and warned that a hard lockdown was imminent. it looks like it will happen before christmas and not at christmas. so everyone should be prepared for it to start in the coming week. the question is where the german states will agree on a common date for shutting shops the retail sector is anxious about an abrupt end to their lucrative christmas turnover representatives a store owners need fast simple financial support like what restaurants got in december and we need a safety net because of personnel costs around electricity that all carries on and the goods in the shops are already paid for so our companies face a serious liquidity squeeze. these topics will be vehemently discussed at sunday's meeting between chants america on the state premiers the finance minister gave retailers cause for hope that's what we're planning to provide substantial help to all those who need help in this situation. but what abo

liz wright who is a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to brett said from the start. some people who voted for brett to support probably were getting i said we weren't told anything like this would happen in fact it was a completely denied wasn't it they were told that would be paid for less access and computers would deal with the toll but in reality countless customs declarations will have to be processed and information booth at a nearby petrol station is supposed to offer help on what paperwork will be necessary but the stuff won't tell me much we're not really allowed to own so any questions and that's kind of thing i can tell you where we're just here to help and basically just to support just to make sure that the guards. don't get stuck there helpers don't actually know what the future holds in store which is why most of the truck drivers don't even bother asking them. your mommy informers very little information. of government form up the little we get is dished out bit by bit the political shit nobody here knows which caused them for us we will need to hear

green party politicians of launched a campaign against fireworks this year while thousands upon thousands usually throw in the approach to the brandenburg gate for the annual new year's eve bash this year that is a victim of corona and the policy will be held with elder revel is shown on television there will be no joint posses a family reunions otherwise we could be threatened by another wave of infection in february there will be no party in berlin at the brandenburg gate either it will disappoint sold to be sure to virgin sea and medical. this is going to be among no use lamenting the lack of fireworks after new year's eve we evaluate only how many people come to us or brought to the rescue center during the night how old they are and why they need to be treated it clearly shows the dangers of fireworks it's a festive period with a difference but at least italian prime minister just epic commentary has some reassurances for people concerned about one particular elderly man traveling at christmas father christmas assured me he's already got an international travel certificate so he can

brussels and speak to you to a power loss is a german member of the european parliament and the green party she sits on the parliament's committee on environment public health and food safety welcome to the view of the european medicines agency had does appear to have responded to german pressure by bringing this meeting forward to the 21st of december your thoughts on the. well actually i'm not sure whether it was german question which was the reason behind for what it off the meeting because actually what they put in their press release was that they had. some questions and they wanted more data and they received the data yesterday so what they did is ok now we have the data now we can scrutinize the data and have a decision early but unless you have to date or you cannot say when you will have the meeting on the end of your actions of course that might have played a role also because people are going to look at this and think well vaccinations have started in the u.k. they've started in the united states of people are dying or while these people whites to go to their meetings. what shoul

with the currencies it's always a civil war that brings about the green party. let's start with the central bank. the alternative is a massive disruption of wealth and its i think what we see now the recognition whether or not they like it is the part they have to take back. >> and you feel the electorate. in the population you can try but it will fail and then you get back to something else. and you end up with a lot of value disruption. .. >> so it would make them come to power would be the easiest thing that i have a percent death because of covid but if you do enough things at this point. >> we have just the couple more minutes there is a question about climate change. do you think there could be but one - - bipartisan support is framed as the national security question is there a way for a mediation? >> and this is from telling people what to do but they are driving around on the gas lecturing it is a moral problem they are wrong but it's already happening at the end to take example and they have no intention of switching back so that they are needlessly po

liz wright who is a green party city councillor in oxford opposed to bret's that from the start.some people who voted for breakfast a problem probably were getting a sudden they weren't told anything like this would happen in fact it was a completely denied wasn't it they were told it would be less access to computers would deal with a toll but in reality countless customs declarations will have to be processed and information booth at a nearby petrol station is supposed to offer help on what paperwork will be necessary but the stuff won't tell me much we're not really allowed to own so any questions and that kind of thing i can tell you where we're just here to help and basically just to support just to make sure that the guards. they don't get. stuff the helpers don't actually know what the future holds in store which is why most of the truck drivers don't even bother asking them. your mommy informed there is very little information. for mark the little we get is dished out bit by bit the political trip nobody here knows which caused them forms we will need to hear the birth of

he was the candidate of a third party, the green back party that wanted to keep the supply of green backs, these unbacked paper money ample and oppose contraction. interestingly enough cooper's son-in-law who when he was in new york lived in this house with him on the corner of gramercy park and lexington avenue, abrahm hewitt was the national chairman of the democratic party running the campaign. hewitt is the guy who won a three-way mayoral race in new york against young theodore roosevelt and henry george the single taxer in 1886, but -- so hewitt lives around the corner from tilden. in any event i don't think it's the candidates that explain the turnout. so what were the issues? this is a campaign that occurred in the midst of a serious depression. there is extensive unemployment, there is extensive suffering, yet neither party offered any proposal for relief for getting people back to work, for doing anything about the depression which one exception, but there was a reason for this and that is that the target of both parties in this campaign were people known as liberal republicans,

things and it's coming from the fairly small southwestern town of tubingen where the authorities green party politicians have made a very big effort to protect the elderly in the vulnerable from durable for example by creating special times where only they can shop and mean while allowing life otherwise to go on pretty much as normal would you say that is a model that could work elsewhere at least in germany it is a nice model to really try to protect the elderly more but it's never going to prevent the virus from getting to the to the vis groups because people mingle and you always have young people working at hospitals or social care homes and stuff like that so you are it is a nice try and i'm sure it has a good effect but it's not. stop it's not government kind of stuff that i'm nomic of the virus is spreading also into the other groups matthew in many ways this discussion in caps elites what we saw in the united states essentially in the tensions between donald trump who said just let the economy do its thing and the pandemic will kind of eventually fizzle out to a joe biden who says th

else could move north again ocean dominic is a member of germany's bundestag for the green party and a member of the health alliance advisory board welcome to t w the european commission president has described this as a touching moment of unity for europe is that the way you see it well yes everybody's pretty much relieved that after 11 months we are able to introduce a vaccination all over europe and also be in germany. but still it's not the end of our fight against a pandemic it's just the beginning of a huge and major step to fight these awful disease. we know that 60 to 70 percent of us need to be vaccinated in order for a society to gain this base herd immunity can we get to 60 or 70 percent without beings vaccinations being mandatory. well i think it doesn't have to be mandatory but we have to have accu-chek information campaign to yeah get all the people to be vaccinated for it necessary urgent money to keep it which it's not will not happen which out information and also explaining to people why it's so important ok that's what's necessary do you think that germany will ach

things and it's coming from the fairly small southwestern town of tubingen where the authorities green party politicians have made a very big effort to protect the elderly in the wrong durable for example by creating special times where only they can shop and mean while allowing life otherwise to go on pretty much as normal would you say that is a model that could work elsewhere at least in germany it is a nice model to really try to protect the elderly more but it's never going to prevent the virus from getting to the to the vista groups because people mingle and you always have young people working at hospitals or the social care homes and stuff like that so you are. is a nice try and i'm sure it has a good effect but it's not. stop it's not government kind of stuff that i'm nomic of the virus is spreading also into the other groups matthew in many ways this discussion in caps elite's what we saw in the united states essentially in the tensions between donald trump who said just let the economy do its thing and the pandemic will kind of eventually fizzle out to a joe biden who says the eco

germany's green party will be contending for the chancellery for the first time in its 40 year history? to accelerate the exit from coal power and expand the country's renewables. to pay for it? a massive green spending plan that can keep germany from returning to its pride -- prized balanced budget. >> they want to build an investment fund over the next 10 years. we can finance it because we want to issue new bonds from the federal public. in the good news is we don't have to pay any -- and the good news is we don't have to pay any federal interest rates. >> it might seem like a no-brainer, but financing investment would still come with a hefty price tag. the greens want to do something that's been taboo, change constitutional rules, but keep a cap on public debt. >> we don't want to abolish it, but we want to inform the death rate. and we -- debt rate. and we want to finance in the future of issuing bonds because their positive reinvestment. we can have a positive impact, also on the economy, but also on the german budget, because we will gain. >> germany is set to take on 330 billio

backers,m the green party,uby -- cooper's the major parties didn't offer any hope of immediate economic relief. so what were the issues. -- issues? well, one that i don't want to get into happened to be money. and it had to do with this supply of united states notes. or the so-called green backs that were in circulation and what it would take to get back to a gold standard of payments. i won't get into that other than to say that both parties were east-west lines over what to do about this. there are still some green backs in circulation, or at least in wherever they keep money as souvenirs. when i was growing up we had federal certificates. and then these united states notes with a red stamp. the supply of them now is almost totally confined to $2 bills. with jefferson on it. if you get those notes with the red stamp on it, this note is legal tender for all debts public and private. there are still some of those around. what to do about those although they have to contract the supply of them is one issue. another issue that was very dear republicans was an open attack on catholics. and

with me now is co—leader of the green party, jonathan bartley. today? i'm hoping that the prime minister shows leadership. we need far more urgency and ambition from boris johnson. we need far more urgency and ambition from borisjohnson. as you have said already, next year, we will be hosting that vital conference, cop26, will be hosting that vital conference, co p26, where will be hosting that vital conference, cop26, where we have got to recognise that we are losing control of the situation. we were so optimistic in paris five years ago, and it's achieved too much and getting mines focused on hitting that 1.5 degrees target, but we are not even on course for hitting 2 degrees, and i think the uk needs to step up and show that investment in green energy and a green no deal can create new jobs green energy and a green no deal can create newjobs and make us all better off, and tackle our climate goals, securing ourfuture. it is a win—win for everyone, we need the prime minister to step up and say, we are going to do it for everyone here. given the

the democrats, this person giving a vote to joe biden where he voter voted for joe biden and the green party the people making the decisions on our behalf we have a rogue government doing whatever they want to do. >> those claims coming the same day william barr said the doj found no evidence of fried that could change the outcome of the election. joining us to break it down, us attorney brett homan. good morning. william barr made news yesterday telling the ap we have not seen fraud on a scale that affected a different outcome, a growing tendency to use the colonel justice system as a default fix all. they don't want the department of justice to investigate, the amount of fraud to change the election yet but given the whistleblowers that have come forward do you think his opinion will change? >> almost seemed somebody shooting from the cuff and making some comments without having done any due diligence on its own. i have spoken to folks on the ground in several states talking to witnesses, looking at what has been alleged. it is hard to believe the attorney general came out, i am a fan of a

brussels and speak to you to a powerless there's a german member of the european parliament and the green party she sits on the parliament's committee on environment public health and food safety welcome to you the european medicines agency had does appear to have responded to german pressure by bringing this meeting forward to the 21st of december your thoughts on the please. well actually i'm not sure whether it was german pressure which was the reason behind for what it off the meeting because actually what they put in their press release was that they had. some questions and they wanted more data and they received the data yesterday so what they did is ok now we have the data now we can scrutinize the data and have a decision early but unless you happen to say to you cannot say when you will have the meeting on the evaluations of course that might have played a role also because people are going to look at this and think well vaccinations have started in the u.k. there started in the united states of people are dying or while these people whites to go to their meetings. what should they be

the views movement and the ecological movement discovered the parliaments as a platform, when the green party formed a government with the center left social democrats in 1998, it looked like time was up for new, clear power. and the year 2000, the red green government decided to phase out nuclear power. when i restarted a process of negotiation with the companies about the maximum lifespan of each plant, which until then had been unlimited and we were going to run, we wanted to limit them to enable a phased shutdown for and that meant that once all the existing reactors that had started operating in the seventy's and eighty's reached the end of their lifespan. nuclear phase out in germany would happen automatically, sometimes was at school or to receive crowd support from the me, jad, from the general public isn't just that's. some was yesterday's news. it needed to recapture the excitement of the then came the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term global warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in 1981. when i said what is that? and he explained what global war

not to young darman who's a member of germany's bundestag for the green party and a member of the health alliance advisory board welcome to g.w. the european commission president has described this as a touching moment of unity for europe is that the way you see it. well yes everybody's pretty much relieved that mobster 11 months we are able to introduce a vaccination all over europe and also already in germany. but still it's not the end of the our fight against the pandemic it's just a beginning a huge and major step to fight these awful disease. window that 60 to 70 percent of us need to be vaccinated in order for a society to gain this immunity can we get to 60 or 70 percent without beings vaccinations being man the tree. well i think it doesn't have to be mandatory but we have to have accu-chek information campaign to get all the people to be vaccinated for it necessary to money to keep it which it's not will not happen without information and also explaining to people why it's so important ok that's what's necessary do you think the germany will achieve that. well you know at 1st o

in this person had creatively given a vote the joe biden were a voter voted for joe biden in the green party candidate for president so she voted for joe biden for that's what alerted my attention. after that, i want to get her supervisor at the level, what do you think question mike i'm disgusted, what does he think and what doesn't matter, the ballot needs to be tossed out. i go get the guy who was overseeing this 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. after the process and he does the exact same thing. and so i asked my girl, the she think that i simply asked a question. why not give it to the republican over the democrat? me and him had a big argument. he said, you could do what you want. extremely nasty, extremely rude, and told me to push open fraud in my face. this is just one incident. no, there's a bunch of incident. we had no way of coordinating this mass story is that all add up. but the democrats had plenty of time to coordinate their stories. it doesn't make sense that all of our stories are telling the same type of situation we witnessed massive vote fraud. birthdays being given to people, ca

came across the screen where it was the person had voted for joe biden, and they voted for the green partyresident. and the poll worker gave it to joe biden when that should have been quarantined and tossed out. but a ballot came across the screen where it was straight party democrat, straight party republican, and the poll worker decided to give it to the democrat, and i said, no, no, no, i'm going to get your supervisor, i want to challenge that ballot. at that time the supervisor deferred to her, asking her what she thought. it didn't matter what she thought, it was completely illegal, and the girl wanted to give it to the democrat. make a long story the short, i went to get the supervisor who was overseeing the 10 p.m. to 5 a.m -- this was roughly about 4 a.m., the gentleman's name, i forgot. i went to go get him, and he deferred to the girl again saying what does she think. it didn't matter. the law was, the rules are that ballot should have been thrown out, and he wanted to give it -- she wanted to give it to the democrats, and he gave her the green light. an argument broke out betwe

isn't this something that democrats and republicans, green party members, independents, it doesn't matter integrity? lou: the answer is, no, sara. it should be very clear to everyone. there is no you know, little bunny rabbits and daffodils alongside the path. this is a struggle for the soul of this country and the survival of the republic. >> right. lou: and those who don't understand that are putting us in even graver and more imminent danger through their naivete and their refusal to look at what has happened to this president for four years. >> right. lou: they have been trying to, first, block his election, then overthrow him through the investigations of the so-called fbi, and then the special counsel of the justice department and then the impeachment. none of which produced a damn thing but lies, lies and more lies from the party of hate. and here we go again in this fraudulent election. >> that's, that's absolutely true, lou. and americans have to see this. after four years, i blame the media for this. look, the media is no longer, is no longer not even just biased, it's an actual

things and it's coming from the fairly small southwestern town of tubingen where the authorities green party politicians have made a very big effort to protect the elderly in the vulnerable wrong durable for example by creating special times where only they can shop and mean while allowing life otherwise to go on pretty much as normal would you say that is a model that could work elsewhere at least in germany it is a nice model to really try to protect the elderly more but it's never going to prevent the virus from getting to the to the vis groups because people mingle and you always have young people working at hospitals or social care homes and stuff like that so you are it is a nice try and i'm sure it has a good effect but it's not. stop it's not government kind of stuff that i'm nomic of the virus is spreading also into the other groups matthew in many ways this discussion in caps elite's what we saw in the united states essentially in the tensions between donald trump who said just let the economy do its thing and the pandemic will kind of eventually fizzle out to a joe biden who says

amy: you are a green party candidate for vice president, along with ralph nader when he was running foresident. as you look at the incoming administration shaping up in the battle going on in congress right now, you have alexandria ocasio-cortez calling for new democratic leadership, what do you want to see? what have you been concerned about in this lame-duck period, this transition period, and what do you feel needs to happen, this on the fifth anniversary of the paris climate agreement? >> well, it is obvious the trump administration has been trying to shove through every bad idea possible in their final days. most of those are being challenged in court. what trough as that is just make a mess, a worse mess than ever. what we need is due leadership. the fact is what we've seen is a bunch of guys looking at a playbook written in the last century. in time of climate disaster, you don't need any more fossil fuels. you need a just transition. we need to make things in this country that matter. we need to rebuild a manufacturing sector and has country so we have real jobs for real people

his person had previously given a boat to joe biden where a voter had voted for joe biden in the green party candidate for president so that alerted -- had my attention. and so then after that i want to go get her supervisor and her supervisor -- asked the girl what do you think and look what she thinks doesn't matter, the ballot should be tossed out. so i go get the guy who was overseeing this 10:00 p.m.-5:00 a.m. absentee counting process and he does the exact same thing. and asked the girl with the sheathing, so i just in play asked the question, i said, why not give it to republican of the democrat? and he begins to scream at me and tells her to push it through. me and him have this big argument. -- do what you want, extremely nasty, extremely rude and he just committed open fraud and push the ballot through people try to say this is just one incident. no, it's a bunch of instances. we had no way of coordinating these mass stories that all add up, but the democrats have plenty of time to coordinate their stories, so it doesn't make sense that all of our stories are telling the same type

visa movement and the ecological movement discovered the parliament's as a platform to win the green party formed the government with the center left social democrats in 1998 it looked like time was up for new clear power and the year 2000 the red green government decided to phase out nuclear power when i. restarted a process of negotiation with the companies about the maximum lifespan of each plant which until then had been unlimited. against one they wanted to limit them to enable a phased shutdown for. and that meant that once all the existing reactors that had started operating in the seventy's and eighty's reached the end of their lifespan nuclear phase out in germany would happen automatically. or receive crowd support from the me jad from the general public isn't just that. was yesterday's news it needed to recapture the excitement of the. then take the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term global warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in 1981 when i said what is that and he explained work of warming was he says that's why we can't rely on coal he say

she was the green party candidate back then. our friends at cnn's k file, they find you when you defy, and they dug this up. >> in our state, about 1% of the vote is now going to come from michigan taxpayers up to $2 million just so that we can do a recount that will not change anything and she has not shown any fraud or inconsistencies with our election system. it is just something she thinks we need to do. we have integrity in our system. the votes were certified on monday. there has been no evidence of any election issues, fraud or hacking. i think this is a wasted effort. i think it is unfortunate that she's putting the voters of michigan through this process that i'm confident that in the end donald trump will remain the victor in michigan. >> what's changed? just her interests, not the circumstances. not a shred of proof. that's why she and the others are retrumplicans. shame on you. trump's disgraced former national security adviser is now openly encouraging the president to declare martial law and hold a new election. th

and inside the current coalition, it's worth remembering that green party nominee ralph nader got somes who certainly didn't think al gore was strong enough on the environment. but what's really clarifying is to contrast the calls for concession from congressional republicans at the time with what they're saying today. here's a fresh-faced lindsey graham. >> it becomes something that lingers forever in the air that wasn't fair to one side or the other, there would be problems. >> there are a number of democrats that are privately very concerned that this is continuing now well into a month. al gore at this rate is going to become the tonya harding of american presidential history. >> reporte >> reminding us that principle has nothing to do with our current position. it's all about partisanship and power. in the end, that's what drove the supreme court decision as well and despite desperate appeals by trump's legal team and 17 red state attorney generals general, the court seems unlike to weigh in again, especially since team trump has lost in court at a margin of 40-1. at the end of th

a member of the finnish green party was among those who were critical of underly and when she is hume this, but it quickly changed. i'm positively surprised on several issues. one is that she's very committee to the e.u. green deal because i as a green, i see that we have to transform our societies and the system must change because otherwise, we cannot sustain this planet, that humanity's climate action remains on the top of the pond. and i answer genda at the heart of it, is our mission to become the 1st climate neutral continent in 2050, as well as the digital transformation and the migration crisis our lead. but it's the covert pandemic that has so far pose the biggest challenge to fund a lie and a medical doctor with a master's degree in public health problem. health is the competence of member states, not the commission. that's why she moved slowly in the beginning, says vivian, the waiting form, a e.u. commission, vice president, she believes fund a lion has what it takes to get europe out of the current crisis. she persuaded governments to go ahead that it was necessary to hav