our american community. 3rd party came to that jo steins of 18 percent that those votes came at the same time is growing and over the war in garza and unwavering us support for israel. teresa by report sucking table and in the state of michigan was trumpet split from democratic to republican. the presidential election was personally for chevy brasix. he's originally from living on lives in the us state of michigan, where the arab american vote played across a role in the vote. we've lost friends with last neighbors. people that we grew up with and we lived with, even though we're not living currently with them, by the end of the day, any, any since life or i mean life is last is it is the last for humanity. people what the voiding falls and they are bleeding. they went to the avoiding falls and they are in pain to as many people here voted for the democratic party. but in the past year, their lawyers, he's shifted around 55 percent of that population in the are born is, are of american and the war on guys and living on had a huge impact on how they voted in this election. most people say

this is quoting on jo stein to drop out of the presidential race, european greens of move that the selections taking place. i don't want to shed moments the criticizing. donald trump is anti democratic that a danger. so the plan is they say stein should endorse a come la harris. saying this poll jill steins may be clear. she will not out how serious the fee is that she could become a spoiler for a couple of hours. and now the fears are really a big and as it just mentioned, like in spring starts like michigan, the significance of american population will be critical. and the selection of many areas of orders are really disappoint, disappointed, visited by them have is, is a policy. but that's not all a feeling many arab american, so also just very conservative. and they agree on trump is limiting the abortion access for example, or also agree on his policy, but it comes to attribute to q, riots on. so this is really a threats for the democrats that still stein might take away these couple of thousands of votes, reuben, which will, by the end of decide who will become the next president of the

city of deer board home to the country's largest air of american community. 3rd party candidate jo stein took 18 percent. those roads came in the same time as growing anger of the war and gaza. an unwavering us support for israel. teresa battle report from dearborn in the state of michigan, which is trump has flipped from democratic to republican the, the presidential election was personally for chevy of the 6. he's originally from living on, but lives in the us state of michigan where the air of american vote played across a role in the vote. we've lost trends with last neighbors. people that we grew up with and we lived with, even though we're not living currently with them, by the end of the day, any, any since life and life is last is it is the last for humanity. people, what the voiding falls and they are bleeding. they went to the avoiding falls and they are in pain to additionally people here voted for the democratic party. but in the past year, their lawyers, he's shifted around 55 percent of the population in the are born is, are of american and the war on guys and living on had

a jo stein because they were absolutely against the 5 didn't ministration policy of doing whatever israel i said the us should do. so. i think the main message here is that the working class people in the united states that form trunk space want better economic conditions. trump tells them how he's going to do that. through trade protection, i says, i'm going to get your jobs back by stopping them from going abroad to china. i and that day i'm going to crack down on immigrants because they're taking your jobs to especially the illegal immigrants. now, my own view as an economist is that this is not really the basis of the stagnant living standard. so facing, i work in class, people in america, and there are, for other reasons that i think are more important. the way technology has left a lot of workers unemployed because of automation. and more that is coming with the artificial intelligence revolution of the fact that done, lots of the young people are priced out of the college. i opportunity because tuitions are so high as student loans are so difficult. and so lots of young people that

witness a procedure on a just it's been a year of mixed fortunes for green politicians in the us, jo stein could have a big say in the presidential race at the greens fed badly in european elections this year. so as the climate crisis lessons on greens, winning or losing influence around the world, this is inside story. the .

well now coalition of your p in green part is, is quoted on jo stein to drop out of the presidential race, european greens of move the basically elections taking place. a was a shed moment. the criticizing donald trump is anti democratic of danger. so the plan is, i say stein should endorse a come law iris. saying this poll, jill stands very clear. she will not out how serious the fee is that she could become a spoiler for a couple of hours. and now the fears are really big. and as it just mentioned, like in spring starts like michigan, the significance of american population will be critical in this election of many era of orders are really disappoint. disappointed visited by them have is, is a policy, but that's not all a fill in many arab americans. so also just very conservative. and they agree on drums is limiting the abortion access for example, or also agree on his policy. but it comes to attribute to q, riots on. so this is really a threats for the democrats. that's the tools stein might take away these couple of thousands of votes, real, which will by the end of decide who w

we're going to see possibly big numbers for jo stein, for claudia de la cruz for other 3rd party candidates including cornel west. even libertarians may come in this election is ultimately of an election of 2 different visions. there have been different visions about america's place in the world and what it looks like. these are the international institutions. these are the ongoing d dollarization, the rise of bricks and the multiple the world. so i think we're going to be seeing a lot more of that in terms of conversations and policies and in and sort of what the institutions are saying, depending on who's elected this night. and it remains to be seen what both candidates are able to do. if elected to the office, because of course, as we well know, there's a huge and elected body that actually does the day to day business and government in washington. all right and breaking news, donald trump, is it projected to when the key state of georgia, which he lost in 2020 with a 16 like provo from george trump is now leading the race with 246 folks will come . a harris is trailing, the republican

voting for either candidate. 42 percent of muslims pulled, say they favor green party, nominate jo stein rather than harris or trump. she's been vocal and i'm posing israel's war and does a major issue for muslim voters and called for the us to stay out of global wars. stevens, who need political commentator and chief editor of mid east discourse, says the survey results them from us policies in the middle east. first of all because they lost hope and both democratic and republicans, that's number one, number 2 because of their feelings in the middle of each kind of muslims, both democrats and republicans have some to fears or support the drawers in the east. that's today. again, that's up against the nonce pro, against to be supported throughout the book from the terrace. no, syria outside the front and others. they've done the war against iraq that killed millions and disabled a tens of millions. the same thing was gonna stop. yeah, we can. so let's just keep going on. so the american left them and they are most of the that's why they're doing it for a 3rd party because they don't trus

so a lot of us are looking at the results, seeing what kind of a 3rd party showing on jo stein is going to come up with. because to show him how these boats managed to affect swing states, particularly michigan. i think this is going to make a great deal of difference in the way that they are wisdom and pro palestinian both in america is understood and analyzed by future american and egypt. yeah, okay, what about, what about the war and guys come a lot higher. so reason to be pledge to end the war and guys, if elected. meantime, donald trump, quite often positions and positions themselves are pretty hard, causes zionist, and apparently, i mean they seem to be on, on different platforms. or ave, it is interesting that they just made the discovery over the we have to the very, very, in the so the are suddenly russian domestic and rushing to speak to urban was in communities. it seems that towards the very end, they made the realization that this particular community could be despised in the way it could swing the votes in some and some states. but you know, a year or 13 months of genocide

it's been a year of mixed fortunes for green politicians in the us, jo stein could have a big say in the presidential race, get the greens fed badly and european elections this year. so as the climate crisis lessons on greens, winning or losing influence around the world, this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a, them now green politics will ones fringe issues promoted by radical voices. you can say on the sidelines protesting about protecting the environment. but today the worsening climate crisis means green policies all send to stage. it's seen the one time protest movement, make it to government and 11. you're paying countries and also in new zealand and recent times. and, and next week's us presidential election. first is in many states can pick green policy candidates. jill stein. high performance could have a big se on whether it's donald trump pull campbell harris, who makes it to the white house. but what is the real influence of the greens in global politics at a critical time in the climate crisis? can they meet the political challenge from bo

so a jo stein in the green party is this thing is interlopers um. and so they want to make sure that these interlopers have new opportunities to effectively compete. but people want to express themselves or wants to express their values in a particular here in 2024. where there's a real concern that because of the positions taken by the democratic party, all related to the, the, the, the races slots are taking place in gaza. that people wanted to express their opposition to that position. coming from the demographic the, the, by the harrison administration. is in power and they are primarily responsible for supporting this genocide. they want it to be able to express their opposition. of course they couldn't really do it necessarily with trump even though some are going to vote for trump because of that. but they could express it with the support for design and campaign and the other 2 3rd party god challenges. but you know that this is something this morning then protest. it is a democratic, right. and it's something that people want to express, bu

prevent the effect of competition coming in from the 3rd bodies of exactly the green part of the jo stein campaign. this year he is really experiencing a concord experience of a concentrated effort level on the part of the democratic party to undermine spa, her campaign. so there's these other things to remain consistent and a wide uh, probably endangers for us overall us democracy. well, it's interesting, you told her about a chill stein. i mean, if i'm not mistaken, it was side in wisconsin, but the democrat party, ready for to try and get out of the bonded. what's the concern that the democrats have is this this strange position that was, that all adults belong to them? in particular about that, emanated from the working class and from of black voters and other minority and nationally impressed communities. so a jills died in the green party is busy as interlopers um and so they want to make sure that these interlopers have new opportunity to effectively compete. but people want to express themselves. they want to express their values, they want it to be able to express their oppositio

i mean, that was quite some support for jo stein, which was the 3rd party candidate that took away a few boats from, from harris. on the other hand, no, the election was so clear after all, that probably might not have been the decisive, the decisive point. okay, and so i will leave that to their finance goodness, most the think about that as we will speak again many times in the course of the next 4 years i thought as a form at psych you so much i is reminded by top story this our donald trump has clinched victory in the us presidential election, speaking to support is in florida. and the problem is when he pulled a new golden age for the united states, a said he's one of president of the household mandates. the governor will have said, hasn't spoken yet, and it's is expected to address the supporters in the company and that sets you up today. i'll have whole world news for you at the top of the, our next on the w comes to the exact same sebastian interviews a full, not a private as the office to dance out. of course, that one use around the talk on think w dot com on that, the temp

i think that's why we're seeing such a, a search and 3rd party support jo stein is doing very well in certain locations where, you know, like in michigan with a large muslim population due to the conflict, the genocide and also so i think it, we're really starting to see people come to terms with that reality. now how we combat that as a whole other set of circumstances because that's going to take a massive overhaul of the system or you know, it, we don't even really know what it will take. but i think that that is kind of a little glimmer of hope is that people i think, really are trying to recognize the game that's being played. and the fact that it is incredibly rig against people. you know, anthony, whoever is a dog you rated in january, well they look back at the bye, didn't ministration and look for lessons to be learned and to look for a different path forward or it will just be business as usual, as well. i mean, i think actually both candidates probably have something to learn from the failures or jo by them. i think he'll go down as one of the presidents who made the most a

council on american islamic relations found that 4 and 10 with some voters in the states support jo stein who has made a ceasefire. and, and there's really arms embargo central to her campaign while only 12 percent of most of them. michiganders support harris nationally. the app american institute found that harris's trailing from 43 to 45 percent. and so these numbers are in stark contrast to previous presidential cycles, when large majorities of most women have americans reliably voted for the democratic presidential candidate. mm hm. and indeed, historically partisanship has been what drives the votes in america. but many political analysts are now saying the vote or is this year i'm more inclined to focus on issues. and as use of just mentioned the mass of u. s. foreign policy issue that has the whole world taken aback and struggling to fix is this one. take a look. pamela harris and donald trump have both been vocally supportive of israel and had expressed iron clad support for israel and tore. and it was a, trump, was actually the 1st international party to actually recognize the an

maybe trump is a flawed vessel full for protests. yet he was the only one on offer, and they have jo stein is a 3rd candidate, but come with the highest. of course, i'm going to give her credit. she had 107 days in which to make a campaign, but she, in those 107 days, you to cut the gift card due for i'll call you urgent commitment. but of course she made one mistake off to another and started to team. so, and the fact that to, you know, people didn't want to feel good about identity politics. they didn't want to vote negatively in her campaign, was all the time that bad to him could be they wanted something more positive and to him. target dog screen of offered something different. well, um, i think we can argue whether, you know, positive is the right term. i, for a couple of freshmen to experts say that companies as shallow and primitive as his opponents are complicated, 1 may say, confused on that there is a large constituency in america that is for cheap and perhaps even afraid of this new notion of progress, especially when it moves into the realm of gender roles and family structure

i mean, i think a lot, i have been thinking of voting for jo stein and i would be lying to if i told you that the american muslim community was unified or even searching on their choices. i mean, that was start talking to. so american muscle leaders right now who are driving to the polls and still as they're driving, they're not absolutely certain who to vote for. but the issue you have with trump is he's spoken about bringing a very draconian measures and policies in place that target of coal, cal, assuming protesters that target american muslims. and those that are immigrants based on their political ideology and sympathy to the palestinian cause. so trump talk is very problematic, but common law and abiding ministrations, actions have been heretic. it's hard to imagine anything more evil. and worse than what we're seeing, where israel is killing innocent, pulsing children daily using our tax dollars and with the support of the bite and administration. so i think the american muscle communities burnt out the house and with you'll abandoned by them. campaign is the message from you

see, i mean, could independent candidates, jo stein and robot kennedy, determines whether or not with a trump will harris wins? well, 1st i'll talk about joe stein, because she's running for the green party. was the 3rd time she actually didn't rent a run and 2020 of the green party, nominated how hawkins. but she's back this year and she's picked up a lot of the vote for people who are especially angry about the democrats position on the war and gaza. and some military support for israel. so a lot of young voters in the air of american voters. and while she's only pulling a little bit over one percent nationwide, which wouldn't have an effect on an election. that was probably what was going to split by more than one percent of it all depends on the swing states. so don't forget jo, buying one by several 1000000 votes, the popular vote. but in the end, it came down to a tens of thousands of votes in pennsylvania to find the called the election for him. so it could be a very close vote, and she definitely has higher margins in several swing states. and then the margin between trumpet h