universal health care dollars are green party policies free college tuition those are great khali party policies but they get co-opted by the democrats but the democrats really can't implement those policies because of their allegiance to their donor base and that's the problem with both both parties also another reason why. just this past election we're in a pandemic we were required to go out and gather in some cases thousands and thousands of signatures while we're not even close by we're supposed to say 60 feet away from people. there's just bill coming up to h.r. one bill. of that democrats are pushing. that are using the language of voter protection but in it it hurts 3rd parties in presidential elections so there's a lot of leg lation that actually needs to be changed to make our elections more fair here in the us julio the poll also shows that more republicans as you are going through are in favor of a 3rd party democrats what's your take on if it did happen on the party actually splits surely that would just end every election to the democrats on a platter. yeah i think so and

but as a serious political force which i heard leaders of the green party speak out about the need to support nato. i heard senior members of the green party speak out about supporting a bigger defense budget. that's not going to go down very well with all the wings of the green party but to say things are changing even in the german political landscape where for obvious historical, political, and other reasons the military has not enjoyed the kind of centrality 8 still be enjoying in your country or in france or the united kingdom but things have changed so i am not without some degree of optimism that the next german coalition will in fact follow this advice issued six years ago, germany needs to take more responsibility, germany needs to accept the leadership role even on such painful issues as war and peace issues, conflict resolution issues with france, in the european union. >> host: one of the reasons you wrote the book was to contribute a new strategic vision in germany, how, what is the response to the book and do you think german public opinion which is behind the le

universal health care those are green party policies free college tuition those are green called the arty policies but they get co-opted by the democrats but the democrats really can't implement those policies because of their allegiance to their donors and that's the problem with both parties that whether or not a 3rd party is actually good for their cause is debatable because generally 3rd parties are seeing mostly as a spoiler in america building a movement of people who are non partisan who are beyond partisan what transpires and the best way to break up the monopoly that's held and shared by the republicans and democrats who are completely completely corrupt state parties governor governor races even here locally city council mayor races so we're going to start from the bottom up we also have some lobbying the. we have to do and i know that there are parties don't want to do that but there's legislation that needs to be changed to make. make us elections more fair for everybody and if voters voters more choices at the ballot. the former u.s. president might have been acquitted bu

use the system is rigged against libertarians and green party and others the democratic and republicanparty do collude they do share the same philosophy they're both part of the same warfare welfare state they scare the same view toward power the real problem is that government that politics has playing too big of a role in the lives of americans has become our national sport the democrats often the green new deal that's a green party policy. universal health care those are green party policies free college tuition those are great public party policies but they get co-opted by the democrats but the democrats really can't implement those policies because of their allegiance to their donor base and that's the problem with both parties that whether or not a 3rd party is actually good for their cause is debatable because generally 3rd parties are seeing mostly as a spoiler in america building a movement of people who are non partisan who are beyond partisan what transpires and is the best way to break up and the monopoly that's held that shared by the republicans and democrats who are comp

politics with a panel of experts the system is rigged against libertarians and green party and othershe democratic and republican party do collude they do share the same philosophy they're both part of the same warfare welfare state they stare the same view toward power the real problem is that government that politics has playing too big of a role in the lives of americans has become our national sport i think that there is a deep divide within the republican party that actually the reason for this i think that in the republican party you have 2 factions you have a conservative pro-life faction in the you have the establishment side you basically have 2 progressive parties that are for big government they're for reckless spending in growing the size of government whether or not a 3rd party is actually good for their cause is debatable because generally 3rd parties are seeing mostly as a spoiler in america building a movement of people who are non partisan who are beyond partisan what transpires and is the best way to break up to the monopoly that's held and shared by the republicans

joined now by our next of well grass she is a member of the german parliament for the opposition green party and she sits on the pundits tog's defense committee welcome to the program and thank you for joining us as we've been hearing there supporters of this project say it's an economic it's not a political project it should not be used as political leverage what is your view i think building this pipeline was wrong all along and there are many reasons why this is so and it's never too late to fix some mistake and i think the most important reason is that we have to take our own climate goals seriously and this is why the green party has been a post from the beginning to an austrian too but there is of course a link to the attempted murder attack on because the german government should send a very clear message to putin and to the crown land that we will not. that this an answered and this would be the sitting that would hurt. i want to get your opinion on a counter argument now and here's the german foreign minister speaking in parliament earlier this week let's have this very nordstrom's

lead to an to and after stroked and nest of member of the german parliament for the opposition green party thank you. prosecutors in the united states have wrapped up their case in a 2nd impeachment trial against donald trump they urged senators to convict the former president for inciting the violent man that storms the capitol building on january 6th the prosecutors say that convicting trump is necessary to ensure something similar cannot happen again later today trying to defense team will present its side of the story. so the jury a timely end to the day's hearings on the 3rd day of the impeachment trial of donald trump prosecutors made their closing pitch without using up their allotted speaking time of 16 hours. i wanted to start simply by saying that in the history of humanity democracies an extremely rare and fragile and precarious and transitory thing this wasn't just an attack on the capitol building and the dedicated people inside it was an attack on what we were elected to preserve our democracy. for you. know you the prosecution made heavy use of video footage of the january 6

member of the european the public for the green party. growing concerns about fast spreading mutations of the corona virus are one of these was 1st discovered in south africa where authorities have now because the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine the government says it wants to return about a 1000000 doses or share them with other african states because of concerns that it is less effective against south africa's virus variant the country has been hard hit by the pandemic with about 1500000 cases and just under 50000 deaths well dr john can't get song director of the african centers for disease control and haiti w. his assessment of astra zeneca is a vaccine with particular reference to the south african corona virus variant but it might not be effective because you never said there are studies that. say it is presented to us 1st you limited study on about 2000 bodies thrown under the studies on green does way south africa's temperature so spreading to you that you knew stop using it just came a precautionary measure to be sure that

to an end of this project and nest of program member of the german parliament for the opposition green party thank you. it's. prosecutors in the united states have wrapped up their case in the 2nd impeachment trial against donald trump they urged senators to convict the former president for inciting the violent mob that stormed the capitol building on january 6th the prosecutors say the convicted trump is necessary to ensure something similar cannot happen again later today trump's defense team will present its side of the story. so far during a timely end to the day's hearings on the 3rd day of the impeachment trial of donald trump and prosecutors made their closing pitch without using up their allotted speaking time of 16 hours. i wanted to start simply by saying that in the history of humanity democracies an extremely rare and frau dryland precarious and transitory thing this isn't just an attack on the capitol building and the dedicated people inside it was an attack on what we were elected to preserve our democracy. for you know thank. god the prosecution made heavy use of video footage

well i'm with a group of people we're talking about where do we go from here or do we go into the green party try to take it over try to change the party or do we go into the libertarian party start to left this caucus over there because we do need a mixture of both sides of like libertarian minded people talking about our civil liberties protecting our elections and we also need social safety nets if we have all this money for war and that's the reason why i voted for glory because he was the biggest anti-imperialist candidate on the ballot then we should have money for education money for health care but they never want you to have that and you have you fighting with each other so it's one of these situations peter like i really wish we could just be comfortable with these uncomfortable situations say hey gloria what do we what do we take from the socialist party a west look we take from this limits area party for me to gether it really gets the work done for those people who are you know so weak stream for either sides west are you what are you when. you're ready for less pay randi kaye i

which advocates say 5 passes to europe for refugees allows turn to the green party in a constituency that was his 1st home when he arrived in germany in order and aspiring young i arrived in north rhine-westphalia that's where i had my 1st flat i 1st job and also my 1st friends in germany so i have a strong emotional attachment to it. is the city where i started my political work on a bigger scale and that's why i want to take the next step from there. nearly 6 years after and america's famous weekend duties terry allows his endeavors in his country of adoption is a success story but refugees and migrants i render represented in political bodies in germany he says. is this image for the mental. human rights i have come to europe to germany to live a safe and a dignified life i have experienced that feeling. but at the same time i was appalled by the situation of refugees. by their living conditions here. i want to represent those people in parliament with my candidacy there are many debates on refugees but nobody actually. it's why i want to give them a political voice. one last hurd

the project thank you so much for joining us sir francisco brandt know who speaks for germany's a green party in the parliament on the european affairs. thank you. now there it's really who's president has asked the former european central bank chief mario druggy to serve as a nonpartizan prime minister of a government of national unity if mr druggy is able to put together capitals and win majority backing in parliament a country would avoid snap elections amid this pandemic the previous government collapse last month after a splinter party withdrew its support correspondent philip williams has been covering developments in rome he has his assessment well clearly this crisis comes at a very difficult time for italy. pandemic is still raging they are beginning to bring their numbers down and of course the economy very severely affected by the consequences of their make a lot. in fact the head of state specifically mentioned the risk holding elections cheering a pandemic and said other countries that have done this have found that being a cause to quote spike in infections so a very tricky time

we spoke with a member of the parliament for the green party.ve us his reaction. >> how could you possibly argue that the government should not do its very best to get the people vaccited. the question, however, is, of course, whether hungary is really doing its very best,, and when you listen to th hungarian medical chamber that has refused to advise using the russian or the chinese vaccine, that is a pertinent question. you get the impression that what orban does here, as in so many other cases, is rather motivated by geopolitical posturing rather than health concerns, and that is something that makes you a bit sad. brent: staying with the pandemic in europe, the second phase of the covid-19 vaccination program in belgium has a role that in nursing homes, but health authorities have noticed resistance to vaccinations among their french-speaking population, and many of those refusing to take the vaccine are medical workers at high risk of catching the virus. >> this is a moment to remembe a colleague photographs as she receives her secd dose of

green party's national co-chair a trucker and cruz and julio rivera editorial director of the reactionary times thank you and one more great program get their start in moments and i'm back after that at the top of the hour hope to catch you then buy from. what started my interest i should say and black americans in the soviet union in the thirty's was finding this portrait even though i had gone to grad school of the master's degree in russian literature and speak russian and i had lived over there in the late eighties finding this portrait was was a stunning development for me how did i not know about this. i didn't know that this was a phenomenon that there were many. african-americans who went to russia in the in the thirty's. in the 1920 s. and seventy's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of the descendants still live in russia. and on the west but also up at the. end of the rest of the day meet here. first like pay your fine or that i want to be questioned and then like wait wait wait. they mash it all. back home black american suffering from racism and

government and the country and this was for many years the basic point in the programme off the green party for example which is to consider to be a left wing party. 5000 national guard troops are expected to remain in washington until the middle of next month the decision was reportedly made over lingering concerns of violence is not 2000 from jack with more on the story. one of the places that i actually lived in was a news anchor was and all paso texas where you had fort bliss that is the 2nd largest army post in the country when we pulled up to the gates here this morning it looks like i was walking into fort bliss there is a there's a whole street that's blocked off here that goes right into a checkpoint you'll see that these cars they go in they get checked pointed by police by national guard and you see this is all happening literally just you know maybe 2 football fields away from our u.s. capitol you can also see to the left of the capitol here in our life that we have almost like these little trailers that have been put on we have a lot of these members where they're actually stay

marjorie taylor greene represents her party, but i'm the future of this country. black people, jewish people, we're building coalitions to make sure everyone in this country is represented. >> do you feel safe in the hallways of congress right now as a woman of color? >> so i remember the day of the insurrection. my husband dropped me off at the capitol because he was here in d.c. with me after my swearing in and i told him that day that once i got inside of the building, i would be safe. and that just turned out that it was -- couldn't have been further from the truth. and now i don't like to walk places alone. today i went for a vote and the capitol police that are standing right outside of the chamber, they joked because my chief of staff wasn't standing right there with me. they're like, where is she? she doesn't let you go anywhere alone because it's not safe. i have 24-hour security at my home just to keep my family safe. i have a 5-year-old son who asked me, can the bad guys climb the building to get into my apartment? so we have a long way to go to make su

member of the european the public for the green party. and the 2nd phase of belgium's covert 19 vaccination program has now begun whether bro lot in nursing homes but health authorities have noticed resistance to vaccinations amongst the country's french speaking population many of those refusing to take the vaccine a medical workers at particular risk of catching the virus. this is a moment to remember. colleague photographs care home worker christina retreats as she receives her 2nd dose of the biotech pfizer vaccine. 4 months is rarely i really hope to encourage my colleagues but also my family and even the country to come and get vaccinated. like. as vaccination drives in nursing homes like this one in the french speaking part of belgium draw to a close many staff still opting out. almost half of all care workers in private institutions alone in the region are hesitating even the director of this home is among the more. kids skew of one of the side effects i'd say in 20 years nobody knows today so it's a bit like buying a car you feel

government and the country and this was for many years the basic point in the programme off the green party for example which is to consider to be a left wing party. that's been a wrap up of the day's top news for now but don't forget you can always find us on the knee of your favorite social media platforms like twitter and instagram robson there are reports. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe like. i said nation build community. are you going the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true for display. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us and the death. or i'm a going to shall i say. welcome to the alex salmond show from scotland where today we look at the long term health impact of the pandemic the impact of individual patients on the health impact on society as a whole our guest today professor humans got money and they did make possession to just is professor out of intensive care at university college london and also practice as a consultant in the whittington hospital today he has some haas words for t

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government and the country and this was for many years the basic point in the programme off the green party for example which is to consider to be a left wing party. former goldman sachs bunker richard sharpe has officially been confirmed as the new chairman of the b.b.c. he's known as an ambitious enough with an impressive list of contacts sharpest. a background in finance and has worked for some notable institutions in the center he's also known for bucking the conservatives donating hefty sums to the ruling party besides that he's also been an unpaid adviser to the u.k. finance minister chairing the pandemic on work for current prime minister boris johnson when he was mayor of london who the chairman of the b.b.c. he is appointed by the queen on the recommendation of the government mr sharp will take home a $160000.00 pounds a year that's around $220000.00 for 3 or 4 working days per week to get some more insight into this apartment we're joined live now from london on the program journalist francis back at francis good to have you on richard sharpe has close ties to the current governme

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