independence party that's for joining us on the program today there's been growing disapproval among british employees over to reason may's handling of bricks it has been there for quite a while do you think this letter of no confidence though will change anything will change the course of the direction. very much i mean this is my i listen to the speech today. and it's what she does best really which is a lot of rhetoric find words which don't really amount to anything certainly don't translate into actions now she's upset many of her genuine remain leavers in the conservative party but i'm not sure that they're strong enough to actually force you know a leadership contest and get rid of it which would probably result in a general election which not confident i would win anyway so i think she's going to carry on on the same course which is to in complete effect. leigh ineffectually negotiate with the. until they come to in my opinion what's going to happen is that we'll end up with a leaving a withdrawal agreement whereby we don't really in reality we just believe in one which is pr

as we recover but that didn't bring the relief madrid had hoped for and stats kathlyn poor independence party has held their absolute majority in the vote and put in power a hardline separatist leader bringing an end to seven months of direct rule from a treat and june this year spain welcomed its own new prime minister who adopted a softer tone towards cattle on and an offer of the fresh start to negotiations on its status the catalan leader wasn't so flexible and insisted only on holding it legally binding referendum on independence the issue of the independence remains divisive in the region with pool suggesting capped loans are almost evenly split on whether to stay part of spain. the truth is that many people feel disappointed because they thought everything was heading towards the final goal of independence yet despite some people feeling tired many of us are determined to continue forward . we will continue to fight for independence despite all the many difficulties will be a day to us and i'm very much against it now is not the time for cattle on it to become and for me it would be be

independence party thinks to reason these words won't mean action. or listen to the streets to die and it's what she does best really which is a lot of rhetoric find words which don't really amount to anything certainly don't translate into actions i think she's going to carry on on the same course which is to in effect completely ineffectually negotiate with the she was a remainer up until the day of the referendum and then after the referendum she gets intrusted with the most important job in british politics you know for the last two generations which is to get us out of the years why would you believe anything she says you can only judge your own results and so far they haven't been any result she talks about seeking respect from the e.u. that's the other thing well why would they respect you if you're not actually telling them what it is that you intend to do and you keep on asking how do we leave can we have this come have a little bit respect somebody like that. donald trump has claimed that the saudi monarch wouldn't last two weeks if it wasn

party as an independent and impartial judge? what we party as an independent and impartialjudge?hat. he says there is no bitterness and he wa nts to says there is no bitterness and he wants to be a force for unity. i suppose, in fairness, wants to be a force for unity. i suppose, infairness, regardless wants to be a force for unity. i suppose, in fairness, regardless of how bruising the confirmation process had been, he has a conservative voting track record. those subjects you talk about, abortion rights, gay rights and voting laws, he would have gone to the conservative end of the court anyway. yes and that is why his platitudes are falling, i think, on deaf ea rs platitudes are falling, i think, on deaf ears for those who believe that the constitution is a living document that should reflect the abolition of social norms, as opposed to being liberally interpreted based on the original intent of 20 of these amendments we re intent of 20 of these amendments were passed, which included a time when blacks were slaves, women couldn't vote in the only people that can become american

party's medina cotton of a report on the as they all made over catalonia one year on from the independence vote that rocked spain. a year after cattle on ian's failed attempt to break away from spain the situation in the region remains deadlocked back than madrid called the referendum on independence illegal and refused to acknowledge it as a result of police crackdown on demonstrators left hundreds of people injured on the anniversary there are similar violent scenes on the streets of catalan as capital. and it read to seize on the biggest constitutional crisis and the country for decades and it told were twenty seventeen madrid to control of catalan government and put eight of the deposed members in jail and the oust catalan leader of fled the country to belgium with an international arrest warrant on his hat the spanish government dissolved the catalan parliament to control of local police forces and called for snap elections this measure we go to implement has a lot to do with the goal of holding an election in catalonia the region will have to hold an election within six months of the

messaging system to contact a customer this way to them to sell their products on amazon instead independent parties that has accounted for over a huff over all items sold on amazon last year amazon to date has declined to comment. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. british prime minister says you case transition alex and breakthrough at talks in brussels. and german authorities say this man from northern germany was involved in the planning of a major islamic states terrorist attack in germany in twenty sixteen the attack was prevented off to a good long undercover security operation. watching d.w. news coming from berlin and more coming up at the top of the hour in the meantime you can get all the latest information around the clock on our web site that is d w dot com thanks john. move. on. to. the. center of the conflict zone i'm fronting the powerful two years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people died human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president detested

media i think which is which is quite frankly because there's a very small party called the independence party it's about three percent of the vote but they don't want anybody american there are they they go and march in front of the vanderbilt and say yankee go home and you know that that's unfortunately been sort of the loudest voice whenever they ask for an opinion from the other side both of the major parties have been very supportive both the party that they voted in fact former secretary economic development alberto bako is going to be a keynote at our coin agenda global event in las vegas october twenty third twenty fifth right after money two thousand and twenty and so. i believe that puerto rico has a unique opportunity to be a leader they were kind of waiting for the wyoming build to be passed. and i'm still a proponent that they need to kind of copy and paste wyoming is done cable along who started that will also be a keynote speaker and that's where the states say we have the rights and i think it's even more to fight in the territory to be a basically say we want this here now you

independent third-party candidate george wallace was drawing large crowds to rallies. anti-vietnam war and civil rights activists were protesting in the streets. hubert humphrey andines his qualifications campaign strategy and remarks at the democratic national convention in chicago. we nowesident humphrey: know the governor dewey will carry new york state by 50,000 votes -- dowe now know that governor we will carry new york state by 50,000 votes. torator: news men continued cite public opinion of polls that said thomas dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. to accept the southern meant the day -- the southern mandate of strom thurmond. is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while richard nixon and george wallace thomasring the boots of dewey and strom thurmond. the choices seem very much of the same. the democratic campaign began when humphrey clearly and firmly told his staff where he stands on the issues. >> i want him to argue about

independent third-party candidate george wallace was drawing large crowds to rallies. anti-vietnam war and civil rights activists were protesting in the streets. next on "reel america," hubert humphrey outlines his accomplishments, qualifications, and campaign strategy and -- in remarks at the democratic national convention in chicago. >> we now know that governor dewey will carry new york state by at least 50,000 votes. and that he will be the next president of the united states. [applause] ♪ >> on election night 1948, herbert brownell and a legion of newsmen continued to cite public opinion of polls that said thomas e. dewey would be the next president of the united states. only harry truman and the american people disagreed. they refused to accept the standstill philosophy of tom dewey or the southern mandates of third-party candidate strom thurmond. 1968 is beginning to look like 1948 all over again. hubert humphrey has stepped in to harry truman's boots, while dick nixon and george wallace are wearing the boots of thomas dewey and strom thurmond. the choice seems

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know that other parties are not sort of corporatist parties but actually there are parties out there and independents out there that actually do want to advocate for the people but of course they don't want us to get in there because then we would win and they would most americans view the two party political system as outdated but the mainstream media continues to play the you're either with us or against us card so the voices of the majority of americans remain silenced in the political process caleb mop and r.t. new york. really bad weather right now in the heart of europe ten people have died after a devastating floods hit a number of regions in italy with three quarters of the city of venice literally submerged under water winds of almost seventy miles per hour of the thirty's implement a code red alert to cross the region most of northern italy in some parts of venice the water was as high as one point five meters as people bladed their way through those iconic streets. have been closed because of it with officials saying this is the fifth biggest flood on record as i said northern italy as a w

, which is only this independent party plus csu is already able to form a coalition. is not too bad at all if you add all parts together. francine: what this it mean for the stability? can the chancellor survive this? michael: i think so. there is no other choice at the moment at all. on the other hand, it is actually not the chancellor who is in question, it is the bavarian people. interior has a , thee bit of problems bavarian leader will definitely have problems. the question is will the csc is to let him run as the leader? we will have to see because that is unclear. francine: how likely is it that the social democrats will leave the government now or later? michael: we have another regional election on october 28. if that is an indication for the result, that i'm quite sure things are going to change. prior to the state election, i don't think there will be any greater reaction because m inybody is just cal order not to make too much trouble to the parties. francine: does it actually changes some of the policies? and to thosernment social democrats changes some o

what is quite interesting as the former leader of the uk independence party, nigel farage, the party— borrowing. so you can see how a man who was once a supporter of remain has shifted, which shows you how the party is sitting right now. britain can sometimes feel like a political total eclipse of the sun —— brexit. can any other policies get through by the conservatives on the side of brexit? ? we have had some policies being launched on the main floor, so theresa may for example saying that waiters and witnesses would get to keep all their tips and restaurants cannot ta ke their tips and restaurants cannot take them away, but what is interested in is that brexit is dominant because it is a huge issue for the united kingdom and the eu right now. but when you go around the fringe events, the speeches, the talks, debates and discussions happening away on the edges of this conference, there is a lot of frustration that the brexit debate is drowning out the else, as you say. a lot of people in the conservative party say, we need to have an offer on things like schools, housing, mental h

know that other parties are not sort of corporatist parties but actually there are parties out there and independents out there that actually do want to advocate for the people but of course they don't want us to get in there because then we would win and they would most americans view the two party political system as outdated but the mainstream media continues to play the you're either with us or against us card so the voices of the majority of americans remain silenced in the political process caleb mop and r.t. new york. at least for those devastating floods of the number of regions in its city with three quarters of the city of venice literally under the water look at that winds of almost seventy miles an hour it's been seen by the authorities implemented a code red there the region in some parts of it is that water is as high as one of the people waiting their way through the iconic streets most of the terror is closed the official said this is the fifth biggest flood of record meantime northern italy generally on a whole because of these storms that. genoa badly hit as you can see it's reinfor

i think having independent, third-party reviews of organizations, of government, .f policies is vital as a journalist, i made great use of inspector general's in terms of the federal government. in the gao. the viewer makes a good point about how important, how vital having independent reviews and assessments and examinations of programs and institutions is. live in a day where we have websites like snopes and put effects. many cable news do their own fact checking. guest: those organizations perform a vital function. they are independent. they are transparent and accountable if they are doing reputable work. they do not ask you to take work at their word. they provide the basis for the determination so you can check that out yourself. they tend to be transparent from.where the -- comes when they make mistakes, they correct them. they play an important service. host: some information that was found said there was 80% of middle school students said they cannot of the difference between sponsored content and news. how are social media companies doing now in terms of two years ago when m

the independent party, green party, and libertarian candidate did not reach the threshold. questions will come from voters in our live audience as well as social media and journalists. joining me are joe manchin, political reporter for public radio and mike bush, author and reporter at five on your side. we are so glad to have both of you with us. the debate format is simple. each candidate has two minutes to respond to each question. there may be follow-up. at the end, each candidate will have one minute for closing remarks. there was a coin toss to decide the order. mr. hawley, the first question goes to you. the federal budget deficit had been dropping in recent years but it has climbed dramatically under president trump. 17% and projected to reach $779 billion projected to be over one trillion in the next two years. senate majority leader has said the main drivers of the deficit our entitlement programs like social security and medicare. he said they should be considered for. the chief economic advisor has said the same thing. do you agree with leader mcconnell that soc

ck.on't pi leave it alone to an independent party or group. that is all i have to say today. st: thank you for the call. from salinas, california. judicial,e legislative, and the executive branches are not independent of each other. other indeep upon each order to make our country run the way that it should run. that check and balances are on each other to keep each other honest. to say that they are all independent of each other is silly. this whole thing, you should not be asking this question. there is no independent of anything branch of the government. we are a government interdependent upon each other. thatook at the justices everybody is whining about. in two liberals that were just as liberal as the two that trump put in our conservative. there were conservative republican senators who voted for them. we did not see republicans clawing on the doors of the courthouse crying about how we have too many conservatives being put in there. this is getting ridiculous. host: thanks for the call. this is from james. yes, the judicial branch as a whole operate independently of th

the afd, the independent party, and this is you did ok -- and the csu did ok. ge to get undecided voters. they will have an absolute majority, but they will be the lead party. anna: good morning. in terms of the bigger picture of angela merkel's government. suggested this will end badly for her. others suggest because this is a partner that caused her trouble, this does well for her. how does this fit with merkel? guest: i do think this vote is significant because it's a message to berlin people are not happy with the grand coalition between the two major parties, and theon the right, caucus on the centerleft. if you like a miserable showing with the fpd, they barely got 10% of the vote. i don't think they've ever had a result of this. this is germany's oldest political party. this is a signal that although the csu is a still going to leave the government, the fact of the matter is, people are not happy with the parties. that means chancellor merkel's tactic of building a grand coalition is becoming tiresome for voters. at the end of the day, you can't say they

independent state party was held as the philippines lobbied for free trade agreement with the united states philippines president rodrigo to territory had proposed the two countries explore a bilateral deal when he met with president trump at the end of two thousand and seventeen so was it reasonable for critics to see a connection i would see it as a cut and dried transactional thing after two years in afghanistan as a reporter and then as an advisor to the us military sarah chayes writes about corruption and its casualties around the world it's not like in the un follow up is the use of trump hotel and then you get in return a piece of public policy that's how the u.s. bribery statute is now being construed by the supreme court but that's not how this stuff works this stuff works because you do your network partner a favor they are in your debt they do you a favor and it goes back and forth like this you don't have to spell it out trumps business history in countries like the philippines it's hard to separate from his current duties as president and ad from two thousand and twelve

know that other parties are not sort of corporatist parties but actually there are parties out there and independents out there that actually do want to advocate for the people but of course they don't want us to get in there because then we would win and they would most americans view the two party political system as outdated but the mainstream media continues to play the you're either with us or against us card so the voices of the majority of americans remain silenced in the political process caleb mopp and r.t. new york. who still lives in central europe ten have died now of the devastating floods a number of regions in italy three quarters of the city of venice submerged under water as the real record by his will was seventy miles an hour of sleep the authorities implement a code red level in the region in some parts of the water was his point five meters as people waded their way literally run those iconic st most tourist areas closed officials say this is the fifth biggest flood on record time elsewhere in northern italy the whole area on alert to the because a storm this is the tone of genoa