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i am a green party participation in the nomination process. that will culminate next summer. we should probably be on a good 48, 49 states. it is a process and that is part of the problem. the two parties make it very difficult for third parties. the libertarian party, the green party. i come from a people that say lift every voice. you have to find your voice and your voice is unique to yours just like your fingerprint. we have too many echoes in american politics. too many that just reflect and not enough thermostats that shape the opinion, shape the perception and try to teach people how to have respect for fellow citizens and tell them the truth. this is true about foreign policy, domestic policy and it is true about our establishment. host: let's hear from trent on the independent line. monroe, louisiana. caller: brother, cornel. the whole shift of the atmosphere c-span has just shifted since you have come on. you are the yearning hope, you are part of it. i am a conservative hard right christian. i have watched you over and over again blend literature, poetry, theology.

cornel west, a semi celebrity among progressives, is running on the green party ticket next november.crats blamed for spoiling the 2016 election. cnn has more on new reporting on growing concerns among some democrats who see a progressive green party bid sneaking up on president biden. and they're here to discuss now. first of all, this quote from david axelrod, our colleague who helped get barama elected, there is going to sneak up on ople and he said, i don'kn why alarm bells aren't going off now, they should be at a steady drum beat from now until the election. i'm sure they were thrilled to see that in the white house. >> as they often are when david axelrod makes a comment like that. look, with the mixed metaphor that he used there, is getting at where democrats are thinking about this. and within the biden campaign itself, there's not concern so far about this. but the green party has a ballot line in a number of states already. i think it's 16 states already. they have been -- in 2016 they were in 44 states. when you think about the attention that's been going to this no labels

we can go live to westminster to talk to the co—leader of the green party, zack polanski.reaction to what's been announced today? the idea that to what's been announced today? tue: idea that burning to what's been announced today? tte: idea that burning fossil fuels in the north sea is a way to get a net zero is frankly laughable if it didn't have such severe consequences. this is blatant greenwashing from our prime minister. and it's a huge distraction from what really needs to be done. the green party are very clear that we need to be investing in renewables — that's good for the claim emergency and to help keep people's costs down during the cost of living crisis. we need to be investing in active transport, making it easier for people to walk and cycle. yet once again, we saw the prime minister stoking up the culture war, pretending there was some big division between motorists and cyclists, when really all people want is cleaner air and the ability to get around safely at the cheapest possible way. let to get around safely at the cheapest possible way-— possible way.

just you know, in a nutshell in terms of green party policies , terms of green party policies, if that'son't not support or defend the free school agenda as such. you know, we do think there's a problem there. and same with faith schools as such. you know, we wouldn't want to abolish them, but there wouldn't be the same degree of public funding for them . but i think what's very them. but i think what's very interesting in this diversity of educational offering, if you like, james, is it? yes so you put forward the proposition which i think is foremost in most parents mind. i mean, i'm a parent where can i get the best education for my child? almost irrespective of the religious ethos? but that almost brings us back to what's at the heart of the greens policy here, which is that we want the best education for everybody. however, that's done now, you may say that you can't have one size fits all and one way. you might not be able to achieve that is when you look at and emma put the point very well actually, is that you do need standards and quality and there may be a point we don't have c

do you think they are going to work with some obscure green party or no label party or libertarian party? no, they are not. they are going to do a mitch mcconnell thing and no, no, no. both parties. these parties have got to develop -- i do not know if you call it a base or what, they have got to be running house members, senators. they have got to be running governors, state senate, it state delegates. all the way down. all of these house members came into government, they were mostly black house of representatives, but they got voted in to help, to contribute to what lincoln was doing. host: similar thoughts were expressed on this program by the new america foundation, talking about the no label approach to presidential elections. here is a portion of what he had to say on the program. [video clip] >> at the presidential level, third parties are always going to be spoilers. if you want to give people more choices, you have to build from the bottom up. more parties in state legislature and in congress, then you work your way up, starting at the presidential level is the worst way to bui

just you know, in a nutshell in terms of green party policies , terms of green party policies, if that'spport or defend the free school agenda as such. you know, we do think there's a problem there. and same with faith schools as such. you know, we wouldn't want to abolish them, but there wouldn't be the same degree of public funding for them . but i think what's very them. but i think what's very interesting in this diversity of educational offering, if you like, james, is it? yes so you put forward the proposition which i think is foremost in most parents mind. i mean, i'm a parent where can i get the best education for my child? almost irrespective of the religious ethos? but that almost brings us back to what's at the heart of the greens policy here, which is that we want the best education for everybody. however, that's done now, you may say that you can't have one size fits all and one way. you might not be able to achieve that is when you look at and emma put the point very well actually, is that you do need standards and quality and there be a point we don't there may be a point

west and the green party. uld you still vote for him if that meant taking votes away from the democratic party? you are a democrat. caller: this would bring the most constructive result. the most constructive result. yes. if that is going to bring the most constructive result and we were going to get real change in the system, absolutely. host: let's talk to solo in houston, texas. independent. caller: good morning. i think the democrats -- i'm an independent but more democratic policies. the democrats should wise up. i remember what happened with the election in 2016. when they lost it. i don't have any problem with cornell west. the gentleman said it best. if people listened to him, more independents, more people that are going to vote for neither party support democrats more. you should prove that. the green party, no way in the red leaning states. they don't even get out the ballot -- get on the ballot. that proves they are spoilers. for them to really reelect republicans, they should continue with that, th

18 youth wing in the green party and lot of traction. and that got a lot of traction. a lot of support for statement in our for that public statement in our party. and what you have to consider is this, is that we have we are supposed to be an objective party. we cannot have we are supposed to be an objectivcredible we cannot have we are supposed to be an objectiv credible while nnot have we are supposed to be an objectivcredible while asking remain credible while asking people to come on board in terms of the climate emergency and the potential existential threat to us. you may not agree with that. it's a matter of time. we can disagree about how long we've got. objectively got. but to argue objectively according to the science, to according to the science, to according the carbon output, and then to say at the same time there is no such thing as women's rights and sex based rights. well that does make sense . a little unknown, sense. a little unknown, unnoficed sense. a little unknown, unnoticed fact . it is that our unnoticed fact. it is that our policy is itself gen

18 youth wing in the green party and lot of traction. and that got a lot of traction. a lot of support for statement in our for that public statement in our party. and what you have to consider is this, is that we have we are supposed to be an objective party. we cannot have we are supposed to be an objectivcredible we cannot have we are supposed to be an objectiv credible while nnot have we are supposed to be an objectivcredible while asking remain credible while asking people to come on board in terms of the climate emergency and the potential existential threat to us. you may not agree with that. it's a matter of time. we can disagree about how long we've got. objectively got. but to argue objectively according to the science, to according to the science, to according the carbon output, and then to say at the same time there is no such thing as women's rights and sex based rights. well that does make sense . a little unknown, sense. a little unknown, unnoficed sense. a little unknown, unnoticed fact . it is that our unnoticed fact. it is that our policy is itself gen

mark is the energy and at in spokesman for the green party in the scottish parliament.ling licences, you said the argument was incoherent. the issue here being raised is energy security but the only way we can deliver energy security in the long term is through renewable energy. at the moment, 80% of our oilfrom the north energy. at the moment, 80% of our oil from the north sea energy. at the moment, 80% of our oilfrom the north sea is energy. at the moment, 80% of our oil from the north sea is sold energy. at the moment, 80% of our oilfrom the north sea is sold on energy. at the moment, 80% of our oil from the north sea is sold on to international markets so it is not home—grown energy, it is not coming from the north sea that will reduce the cost of bills any time soon in the cost of bills any time soon in the uk. for the state of the planet, for the cost—of—living crisis, the need to reduce our reliance on oil that comes from despotic regimes, we need to move towards renewable energy in the future. it seems to be a challenging time. in a matter of days we have seen t

so i think that's less of a concern than the green party fielding cornel west.among younger voters who tend to be more progressive. and you could see where a west candidacy on the green party line could be attractive to some of these younger voters who are disillusioned that everything on the progressive agenda hasn't been achieved in the first biden term. so this is something to be monitored. >> all right, david, thank you. >> good to see you. >>> next, it's being called a once-in-a-thousand-years storm, and it's devastating the northeast. and there is more to come. >>> plus, a community on edge after a murder suspect escaped from prison now on the run tonight. authorities warn he's very dangerous and could be armed. >> self-taught survivalist with military experience. here! ♪ oh, he's straight ahead. he's's straight ahead. straight ahead. go go go. ♪ cover more ground in the kia sportage turbo-hybrid. kia. movement that inspires. i'm a bear. i'm coming out of hibernation after the best nap of my life... and papa is hungry. and while you're hittin' the trail, i

caller: as a 30 year green, we have had major party status in the state of new mexico. i have found from the two-party system there is no representation. there are more than two positions on any policy. my political vote is not represented. when they say 40% is unrepresented and independent, that means they are not represented by a political party. the third party gives people a voice. the question is, do we have a presented tip democracy? when people are not represented and marginalized, went political parties use their power to block other forms of representation, what you have is a top-down system that predicates the rules, regulations, requirements to get on the ballot. whether you are running for governor, dogcatcher or president, same boombox will block other political parties. i have seen it in new mexico back in 2002. we had a republican party are for $250,000 in order for the green party to run strong candidate in the special election. host: i will let you comment on that. guest: the green party has been a third party basically a small third party that is mostl

west is seeking the green party's nomination for president in 2024. he joins us now. sir, always good to have you back. how are you, my friend? >> oh, indeed, appreciate you having me back. hope you and your family are doing all right. it has been awhile, my brother. >> i love when you call me brother sean. you're always welcome to do so. you're saying biden committed crimes against humanity, against black americans, and you said his record on race issues, you called out the democratic party history. let me ask you this. why overwhelmingly do minorities and african americans, hispanic americans, why are they continuing to vote in large numbers in the democratic party? >> one is, more and more fellow citizens are reaching the conclusion that the whole system is so rotten, you've got both parties so corrupt with politicians who are tied to big money. true for republicans, it is true for democrats. you were talking about brother trump himself and biden's connection to ten is and they are man, trump's only father is tied to the klan. his language about black people. >>. >

the leading green party politician is the 1st and german economy minister to visit india in 11 years. and in a wide ranging exclusive interview with dw staley, bureau chief, i'm or says she, my hobbit discusses some of his expectations from his india visit. and why bruin would like to see billy change it stance on russia's more of aggression against ukraine. welcome to india ruba topic, the vice chancellor of germany and diminish tofal, economic affairs and climate action. why is india so important for germany? why we have a very fine economic relation within india and also a valued customer of frontier relation within. yeah. and uh, if i can tell you that this way becomes more and more important and all because there's, do you produce as your agent has changed in europe, of course, future reference. i'm presented addressing wall on ukraine. really going to paying for less than that. um, being, being uh, being depended on only one country in this case and the g met has, can be dangerous. and to re half an hour to face that we have strongly dependency on goods from china or to the trad

at the moment, they don’t , but such terrible things happen here , when they say in the party of greena n’t agree, e, the transfer of cluster munitions to ukraine, this will also contradict what we have been talking about all the time, and it would seem that they woke up, finally, the greens remembered that they were a party pacifists. yes, nothing like this is a clean step in order to return their ratings . voters who have now suffered very much in the alternative park for germany have now practically taken second place, and the green party needs to be somehow justified. here they are, this militant feminist who is at the head of the ministry of foreign affairs and somehow show that we are changing something, here they say, well, that's why we are against these ammunition, but trust me. here she is with schultz and history. they fly from vilnius i have no doubt that germany will support the transfer of this ammunition. if they refuse at the official level, this means that they will protest in some way, germany is trying in this state to find the most advantageous position for them. it

good evening, tonight on three 60, green party presidential candidate cornell west, why he is running and how he answers concerns but this election could be too close to being a spoiler. also tonight, robert kennedy junior's tomorrow is a remarks on covid saying it was, quote, targeted to attack locations and black people, which the white house today called, quote, vile. and later, the couple who's dog and whose quick action led to the capture of an escaped murder suspect, michael berm. after nine days on the run. good evening, thank you for joining, us the group no labels held a town hall this evening in new hampshire, democratic senator joe manchin and former utah republican governor john huntsman where the headliners. senator manchin refusing to rule out a third party campaign, saying, quote, if i get in a race i'm gonna win. most third-party runs go -- but it is hard to deny there is at least some uptight meng voters for alternatives to major party front-runners. question is how much of an appetite, and to what effect? the no labels is already drawing fire from democrats who say a

yeah, toner from the green party, says the concession doesn't attorneys. i can see that there is also a conflict within the conservative party. you know, it's a pa, becomes more acceptable because you adopt it's not at the end of the month. so it's not a surprise. 2 months before the electrons and bavaria, the mainstream parties appear to have these political correspondent times a sparrow has been reporting from the ac congress and sent us this a sub job many spot, right? a, if the project clearly wanted to present an image of strength, of the problems, some of the, this unity that have plates for the party in the past. and search in the polls at the time when the party is discussing how we could go from being an opposition party to may be co governing and some of the regions where it's most popular. that's not only one that is happening here inside this whole, outside some fields with the a if the sofa, all the parties represented the job and part of been talking to change and initial voice has already heard who say that may be a part of the what's that ma

if you can say whether it would be accurate to say that the green party, the party of the country's currentoreign minister, are the most sympathetic to ukraine and police likely to favor territorial concessions? -- and the least likely to favor territorial concessions? and rft believes ukraine should relinquish their tory? >> the question, what is left and right, has been more and more distorted since the end of the cold war 33 years ago. the "die tageszeitung" has been progressive on human rights issues, feminist issues, and mainly on and bar metal issues. for the last 16 months, i would not describe the position, the mainstream the paper has taken on the ukraine as the left position. therefore, i'm somewhat isolated maybe with the position i just spat out. the paper is pretty much supporting the official western government policies. refute exceptions of some people who are now pushed to the fringes of the party. these rhetoric, for example, describing their approach as feminist foreign policy and now try to legitimize even military support, even stronger military support to nuclear deterr

yeah, toner, from the green party says the conservative body style of communication disposal pump you to blame. starting from the attorneys. i can see that there is also a conflict within the conservative party. you know, i think the people who say let's move further to the right and now this is what moderates and then the becomes more acceptable because you adopt it's not at the end of the month. so it's not a surprise that people say, no, it's just not the normal pipeline is the new, the under the portfolio. 2 months before the electrons in bavaria, the mainstream parties appear to be lacking a strategy for conjuring the far right a f d the to soccer. now in england have made it to one new wins in a row in the women's world cup, threatening european champions around the verge of qualifying for the knock out stage. after beating denmark, england may 2 changes to the side, the naturally beat hazy. i'm just 6 minutes in both had paid off. right so daily. 10 minute left back and teed up the other new edition. lauren james for the open to a beautifully killed self and how 1st world cup s

marched through the streets of the german city of heili bronn demonstrators against the policy of the green partyo want to ban the installation of oil and gas heating systems, ostensibly to protect the climate and reduce the cost of electricity, the protesters do not believe this statement. in omsk, the circumstances of a major fire are being investigated at night in a residential five-story building on pobedy boulevard , a roof fire broke out, covered more than a thousand square meters, 60 emergency people were evacuated, three were helped to get out by rescuers so that people would not be poisoned by carbon monoxide. had to use oxygen masks residents of the affected home in the temporary housed in the building of the nearest school of medical care. no one needed at the moment the fire was completely extinguished , it took more than four hours. now a short advertisement, further on the investigation of eduard petrov, will tell about the fate and hopes of women convicted of murdering their husbands and for domestic violence. sberbank presents the lowest loan rate of 4% in the first month. this gl

especially in northern europe _ green parties especially in northern europe that then had a big impact parliament and hence the european green deal. green was the european green deal. green was the real— the european green deal. green was the real thing that europe was all about _ the real thing that europe was all about. now, despite the fact that this is— about. now, despite the fact that this is happening, despite the climate — this is happening, despite the climate crisis is in a sense, far more — climate crisis is in a sense, far more violent, and since today than it was— more violent, and since today than it was a _ more violent, and since today than it was a couple of years ago only. not only— it was a couple of years ago only. not only is— it was a couple of years ago only. not only is that green wave not searching — not only is that green wave not searching again, but actually what is going _ searching again, but actually what is going on— searching again, but actually what is going on is that there is a green lash _ is going on is that there is a green lash. brewing in europe

haunted by ross perot's independent bid in 1992 and green party runs from raflph nader and jill stein. manchin dismissed such concerns. >> i'm not here running to president tonight. i'm not. i'm here trying to save the nation. >> reporter: man chez says he will -- manchin says he will make his decision by the end of the year. and no labels will keep holding town meetings like this across the country making their choice next year after super tuesday when it becomes clear who joe biden will be running against in the republican field. manchin says he has no plans of being a spoiler in the race. someemocrats even those at the white house are not so sure. jeff zeleny, cnn, new hampshire. >>> later today ron desantis joins jake tapper one-on-one from the campaign trail, that starts at 4:00 p.m. right here on cnn. >>> just hours from now, a court hearing in donald trump's classified documents case. what we could learn from the judge he appointed. >>> plus an emergency slides from an airplane mysteriously lands in a chicago neighborhood. and certainly for evidence in a home of a suspected ser

in green party runs from ralph nader and jill stein.anchin who has yet to say if he intends to seek re-election to the senate next year or run for higher office dismissed such concerns. >> i'm not here running for president tonight. i'm not. i'm here trying to basically save the nation. >> reporter: manchin says he will make a decision about his future by the end of the year of course deciding whether to run for re-election in the senate or perhaps a presidential race. as for no labels, they will keep holding town meetings like this across the country making their choice next year after super tuesday when it becomes clear who joe biden will be running against in the republican field. manchin says he has no plans of being a spoiler in this race. some democrats even those at the white house are not so sure. jeff zeleny, cnn, new hampshire. >>> be sure to tune into cnn later today, ron desantis will join jake tapper for an exclusive interview, that is on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 p.m. heerre in london. >>> now, the u.s. climate

the reason more people voted third party in 2020, democrats tried to keep the green party and other viable the ballot, particularly in wisconsin and pennsylvania where they get tens of thousands of votes. so glad people are pointing out rhetoric about being fans of democracy when they're trying to limit people's options. but third parties will be a key player i think in 2024. oddly enough, the media didn't cover any third party candidates in 2020. they wanted to be sure all efforts were put to make sure joe biden was able to win that election. but they won't be able to do it the same in 2024. >> and a lot of times theoretical things that could happen, could sway the election never transpire. no labels have $70 million. they think they can get on all 50 ballots across the country. that's a big threat. >> it is. one of "the view" co-hosts said this would lead to extremism. to guy's point, choice and democracy leads to extr extremism but makes no sense. going back to what you said at the beginning, gets back to not trusting people, right, and that's where we don't trust people to make their o

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also in 2016, jill stein was the green party candidate. there is worry.chin has not said if he is running for re-election. it's raising some eyebrows in terms of what he is up to. >> is that the biggest threat? >> it's not the only threat. >> talking about biden. >> it's not the only threat. we mentioned jill stein. the green party is on the ballot in most every date. cornell west is trying to be candidate. many democrats, including david axlerod, the former architect of the obama campaign, is causing, he says this should raise the alarm for democrats particularly in the ball wall michigan, wisconsin, would he siphon votes away from biden. plenty of time for democratic bed-wetting and hand-wringing. >> on the other side of the aisle, you have tim scott announcing as well as chris christie saying they reached the donor threshold. chris christie has been one of donald trump's biggest antagonists. does that put pressure for trump to show up? >> chris christie, he thought he would thit the threshold. yesterday he did. all week long he has been calling the for

bundestag, the head of the ukrainian german, where to become this robin vagina is a deputy of the green party. he has been dealing with ukraine for two years now. he had a very clear message. when it started, he said very clearly that ukraine should be in nato . there is no other option, and so far ukraine has not received it. member of savna, and for this, it is necessary that there should be a vote in all nato countries, not only it is necessary to invite it, it is also necessary for everyone to vote, including such friends of ukraine as, say, hungary, but until ukraine becomes a full member of nato, there should be clear guarantees of security in the form of weapons benefits if we need military aid in fact and it is obvious to you that a person who understands the situation is also right there if you take other representatives there in green, the same party there, anton offlaiter , or shall we say in er, that means even in the social democratic party, michel rot let's say simply or even the minister of defense history, but still, such a decision is not made at the level of the minister of

much-suffering land that you so inspiredly elected as the head of the skadov city organization, the green party, then in interview and on the course of events in the european parliament, in particular, and on the adoption of a decision about nevertheless broke through with the holiday in your professional about 30 km, the adjuster frolov immediately heard that the wind of the mass media welcomes them since may 9, the nature of the birth of 1976 has pedagogically don't wait for the armed forces of ukraine, remember the traitors, we will destroy umy russia is throwing millions of naftodors to transform ukraine two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to find out andriy yanitsky holds eco at 8:10 on espresso by ukrposhta more expensive ukrposhta will increase the price of its express railways on a smartphone well, now let's talk with serhiy , the appointment as the head of a search and management agency was very surprising to me that the person who won the competition has no experience well, madam, i think she is to a large extent a disgraceful person to the country a

policy would, the green party would introduce a carbon tax to help pay for the investments.— introducehe investments. barry gardner. if you want to protect _ for the investments. barry gardner. if you want to protect families - if you want to protect families against — if you want to protect families against rising energy prices, you have _ against rising energy prices, you have to — against rising energy prices, you have to ensue late their homes and switch _ have to ensue late their homes and switch to _ have to ensue late their homes and switch to renewable power. lastjuly when _ switch to renewable power. lastjuly when the _ switch to renewable power. lastjuly when the grid was paying £440 per megawatt hour, the new bill came in at £41— megawatt hour, the new bill came in at £41 per— megawatt hour, the new bill came in at £41 per hour. nine times cheaper. that is— at £41 per hour. nine times cheaper. that is the _ at £41 per hour. nine times cheaper. that is the difference and mark garnier— that is the difference and mark garnier was in the committee... not 'ust garnier was in the

haunted by ross perot's independent bid in 1992 and green party runs from ralph nader in 2000 and jillo say if he intends to seek re-election to the senate next year or run for higher office, dismissed such concerns. i'm not here running for president tonight. i'm here trying to basically save the nation. >> reporter: now, manchin said he will make a decision about his future by the end of the year. of course, that senate decision also impacts the balance of power on capitol hill as well. as for no labels, erica, i am told that they plan to hold town hall meetings just like this throughout the summer and fall months, and will make their decision early next year likely after super tuesday when they see what the primary matchup is like on the republican side versus joe biden. but manchin says he will not be a spoiler, erica. some democrats are not so sure. >> and we're going to ask one of them right now, jeff, appreciate the reporting as always. thank you. "outfront" now democratic congressman ro khanna who sits on president biden's 2024 campaign advisory board. and the national co-chair

with them and this plan of reactions to be shown and this declaration of innocence of the european green party in this case has affected the investigation of the developments in the region in the situation with the west and it was the defense of the past . for sure, this incident is different from us. we were fine that the reactions and in fact the loans against the past insults were mainly individual and group, and that chalous plan, the events that happened to the editors of the magazine, all of these are showing the answers. extreme out of context, in fact, these insults can be, i have already said this for it is the first time that the swedish government has become responsible and comprehensive from the cultural and political economic aspects and is being prosecuted in international law. executive to you in the studio of the morning program. hello mr. mohammadi moghadam, director general of social affairs and public partnerships of the awqaf and charities organization. the authority of your colleagues in another cultural stronghold stay healthy, thank you for accepting our invitation. what

he is running for the green party's 2024 nomination. good evening, dr. thank you for joining us here on "the source." what do you believe is your path to success? >> first, i just want to congratulate you on your show this week. it's a blessing to be on your show. straight out of platsville, alabama, home of well son picket. so, we've got two grand ones out of plattville. >> thank you. >> i don't talk so much about success in the narrow sense. i'm just trying to bear witness, sister kaitlan. i'm trying to bear witness to the love and encourage and integrity that clifton and the black panther party put into me when i was shaped to be able to tell the truth about poor and working people. because neither party wants to tell the truth of poor and working people. keep track of the strikes of hollywood workers. keep track of the strikes of the teams at ups. keep track of the strikes at amazon. keep track of the cluster bombs abroad. both democrats and republicans on one side and there's a few of us on the other doing what? keeping alive the legacy of king jr.,

and green party runs from ralph nader in 2000 and jill stine in 2016.lection to the senate next year or run for higher office dismissed such concerns. >> i'm not here running for president tonight. i'm not. i'm here trying to basically save the nation. >> reporter: there was significant interest in this idea, of course, here in new hampshire where the presidential primary process begins. many voters say they are taking a look at this organization. manchin, for his part said he will make a decision by the end of the year. no labels will make a decision next year when they see if there is a trump/biden rematch in the offing. there is no doubt, though, hanging over all of this, even though manchin says he's not a spoiler, some democrats at the white house and supporters of joe biden are not so sure. phil and abby? >> thank you, jeff zeleny. joining us now our politics reporter, shelbial cot. and national political reporter for axios alex thompson. all right, alex. i loved dick durbin, the number two senator in the democratic caucus refer to joe manchin as

uh, center left sparked, is like the green party and the liberal party here in cologne. gas have some lawmakers that are, i've been publicly saying that they will support the governments in other ones, instead that have a lot of doubts about these reforms. the president was expected in his speech to obviously defend them and defend what is causing a unique opportunity in columbia to address the deep uh, in a qualities that still define this country. but as you are saying in your introduction, they do have a face an uphill battle. they do remain controversial. and the opposition here has been able to reorganize since losing the elections. a year ago has been able to mobilize a lot of people in, in the industry. it's on the streets too, but to protest, since these reforms. so we're going to probably hear large of feel in part of the president pits are when he comes here to congress and a few hours to speak. and he will probably try to convince independent law makers and those that are still on the fence on how to vote to these reforms, all right, on a sondra. and as we mentioned, he att

the rating of the green party is rapidly declining, the updated burbock has fallen to a five-year low is how the head of the foreign ministry met the inhabitants of lower saxony. your hands are smeared with blood where your diplomacy is instead of delivering weapons. you promised voters the european union this week again extended anti-russian sanctions. the hungarian authorities believe that the restriction hits the europeans themselves more, of course, europe can be separated from russian energy. but this is actually an illusion and will have no effect, because russia cannot be separated from the rest of the world russian raw materials, someone else will buy it, and we suffer from military inflation and lose our competitiveness. however. some countries. the eu manages to earn on the conflict the minister of defense. poland announced in the city glivitsya. a center for the repair of tanks transferred to kiev was launched. leopard, as reported by the german media in germany intends to refuse to participate in this project. the poles are sick of too high prices for service, lined in ukr

the board, progressive leaders in particular, because the great threat from cornel west and the green party line is that he'll attract some progressive voter is hes or away from biden, the third party,act the third party is cod be really problematical for him. >>problemati the character, likw west, is a threat. >> imagine what someone like joe manchin could dohaoe. raise manchin raised over $1,000,000 last quarter and is headlining an eventmillion with the biparn group no labels, which itself th organizing an independent presidential campaign. the group says a third partye cl candidate could garner as much as 20% of the vote in 2024. well, manchin himself hasn't ruled out that possibility. >> this is nothing. our party big. no, no, this is nothing about t a third party. this is not about any of all. it's about a dialog for common sense, which is very hard to have here or find common commonality. >> he ruled out a third party bid. well, i've never ruled out anything. , ruled in anything. i'm just this is a strictly a conference that we're having now. >> it wasn't a no, was it? were former ma

the green party and new to me, i do not understand totally what they are representing. would like to see the independence solely as a third-party and not extra parties, and they would have seats in the house and senate. just to be equal to the others. host: we have had several no labels representatives on the program talking about these efforts. if you're interested in hearing from them, you can go to our website. if you go to the search box, you will see all of the events in interviews we have done with various people connected to this idea of running a third-party ticket. that is c-span.org. in washington, d.c. on the support line. you are next. caller: i agree with the gentleman from virginia a couple of calls ago. both trump and biden for various reasons are unfit to serve as president the next four years. i think the beauty of the no labels effort is it will awaken those to do something about the system we now have, meaning republicans need to provide that in primary elections in each state, majority winner is required. that is how trumpwon in 2016. democrats need t

he is running for the green party's 2024 nomination. good evening, dr. for joining us here on the source. what do you believe is your path to success? >> well, first, i just want to congratulate you on your show this week. it is a blessing to be on your show. and straight out of plattsville, alabama, home of wilson pickets. we've got two grand ones out of platteville. >> thank you. >> i don't talk so much about success in the narrow sense. i'm just trying to bear witness, sister kaitlan. i'm trying to build witness to the love and courage and -- and shiloh baptist church, black panther party put into me when i was shaped to be able to tell the truth about poor and working people, because neither party wants to tell the truth about poor and working people. keep track of these strikes, hollywood workers. keep track of the strikes, the teamsters, u.p.s.. keep track of the strikes at amazon and see what both democrats and republicans come down. the track of the cluster bombs abroad and keep track of the plight of palestinians. both democrats and republicans

settle the dispute through diplomatic channels and without beach or feelings of the west, just green party will st can on even more around them. really still letter what she wrote to present have pulled. and what do you propose, what he calls the green peace plan between the ukraine and russia? so all the benefit, either side of the conflict and that the western honest producers will be the ultimate profit tiers and the russia ukraine ward. the ukranian president brought him ears. a lensky has irritated western politicians after criticising nato for uncertainty, sunset. a little gratitude wouldn't go miss i think american people do deserve a degree of gratitude for from us, from the united states, from art, but their willingness to step up and, and from the rest of the world as well. whether you like you to know if people want to see it, you know, gratitude, sometimes you're asking countries to develop their own stocks. you know, we're not amazon. i told them that last year when i drove 11 hours to be given a list that you create in later, later back trip the western allies that he is grat

through diplomatic channels and without beach or feelings of the west, just today, secretary over was green party will st can on the more around them reduce the letter, which she wrote to present have put the green bees plan between the ukraine and russia. so all the knowledge of on says that the war will not benefit either side of the conflict and that the western arms producers will be the ultimate profit tiers and the russia ukraine. president volume is that unexcused irritated western defense officials have to criticize in nato fall in search and say over key of future and the blog. so i'm sad that little gratitude for gomez. i think the american people do deserve a degree of gratitude for from us, from the united states, from our government deserve gratitude for, for their willingness to step up and, and from the rest of the world as well. whether you like you to know if people want to see it, you know, get to choose to give out their own stocks. you know, we're not amazon. i told them that last year when i drove 11 hours to be given a list, are you creating lead to the thoughts of sarcastic

just today, secretary over was green party will st can on the more around them reduce the letter, which he wrote to present have pulling 40, proposed what he calls the green peace plan between ukraine. civil it says that's more well known benefit. either side of the conflict and that the western honest producers will be the ultimate profit tiers and the russia ukraine war. the current president followed him is that lensky has irritated western defense. officials with blends, complaints, condemned to ship. some said, a little gratitude, one gomez. whether you like you to know if people want to see it'd be no gratitude, sometimes you are asking countries to give up their own stocks. you know, we're not amazon. i told them that last year when i drove 11 hours to be given a list, limited someone's case disappointment that ukraine hasn't got any closer to obtaining nato membership, new credit and liter responded to the u. k. defense minister ben wallace has condemnation. so we won't have dyes, but maybe the minister wants something special, but it seems to me that we're grateful to the peopl

yeah, toner, from the green party says the conservative body style of communication disposal pump you to blame. starting from the attorneys. i can see that there is also a conflict within the conservative party. you know, i think the people who say let's no further to the right now this is what moderates and then the becomes more acceptable because you adopt it's not okay. and so it's not a surprise that people say, no, it's just not the normal parts of the younger patel, 2 months before the electrons in bavaria, the mainstream parties appear to be lacking a strategy for conjuring the fire right? a f d. and let's get more on that. we are joined by d. w. political, corresponded benjamin alvarez group or benjamin of the rise of the a f d. is it a one off thing that we're seeing of a state of bavaria, or is this really a nationwide phenomena? it is a nationwide phenomena that we see so, but very is not the only state where the a, if the is a scanning the supposed. but for a look at a nation wide level, the policy stronghold isn't the eastern part of the country. if we look at the 2 state

yeah, toner, from the green party says the conservative body style of communication disposal pump you to blame. starting from the attorneys. i can see that there is also a conflict within the conservative party. you know, i think the people who say let's no further to the right and now this is what moderates and then the becomes more acceptable because you adopt it's not okay. and so it's not a surprise that people say it's just not the normal pipeline is a really onto patel. 2 months before the electrons in bavaria, the mainstream potties appear to be lacking strategy for contouring. the fire right, a f. d. as got into this without political corresponding thomas's father, who's in the mac, the bug for the i asked the come vention a welcome thomas. so we have a, a asked a 2nd opinion pause a moment. how does i plan to capitalize on this search and support? essentially, by presenting an image of unity and strength, we've clearly seen that from delegates and even the party leadership today here in the city of mazda. but they're also interested in working not only nationally, but also fr

he is a german member of the european parliament for the green party. he's a member of the problem. it's foreign affairs committee. he's also an expert on china, just a bit of cover. it's good to have you on the program. let me ask you this germany position on china. what do you buy it? de risking? instead of the coupling we're going to have or k getting it to is that gonna work? well, in the 1st place, the coupling was never going to work. and you can see the by just looking at how often and chime or the us chamber came out in favor. the coupling mazda single time, that was a political slogan that was meant to mobilize some people, but it was never real. a bulk, the risk heating is real at the risk and as an answer to the fact that you cannot anymore as michael fall and she could separate security issues and business. and we have to acknowledge that john that has been willing and still is willing to use economic leverage that they gain over other countries to co irs. those countries. it's happened to japan, south korea to australia, leads the way in your suite a no way. and many ot

just today, secretary over was green party will st can on the more around them really still letter which she wrote to present have porton, or do you propose these plan between you, rains and russia? so all the knowledge of on says that the war will not benefit either side of the conflict, and that the western honest producers will be the ultimate profit tiers. and the russia ukraine war irritates at some western defense officials with the complaints condemning they telephone says and say over to you have future membership, some setting that they've got 2 twin gomez. i think american people do deserve a degree of gratitude for um, uh, from us from the united states for, for their willingness to step up and, and from the rest of the world as well. whether you like you to know it's people. sometimes you're asking countries to develop their own stocks. you know, we're not amazon. i told them that last year when i drove 11 hours to be given a list of the following is the buns. because disappointment that ukraine hasn't got closer to obtaining nato membership, ukrainian leader responded to the