can't not be they got a third of the of the vote in the presidential election just because marine le pen got one third of the vote doesn't somehow legitimize her or normalize or seems to me david that you're arguing that simply because these parties have given voice to the supposedly long silenced grievances of the working class that somehow they are all a corrective to the political system and i would ask you do you think that parties advocating doing away with birthright citizenship banning mosque construction or banning the construction of minarets or hollow meet are these decent populists is a decent populism when the danish government decides that it's going to take away valuables from refugees arriving i would argue that these sorts of ideas and these sorts of policies are actually a threat to our political systems and we need to distinguish between populist parties that are voicing grievances legitimate ones and those who are actually threatening the core values of our societies over there is absolutely no threat to liberal democracy in europe we have a lot of parties some. some d

lots of populous parties have been in government these alerts are in results the fact that marine le pen won thirty three percent on the platform that she ran on is evidence that some of these values are eroding i'm not arguing that liberal democracy has disappeared or is disappearing tomorrow and arguing that there's a dangerous trend throughout europe and we need to pay attention to it and what i think you're doing in your zeal to embrace your new political tribe in britain is your white washing a lot of very dangerous parties and dangerous ideas and that is a problem you don't have to agree with the populist or want to vote for them but it is important to distinguish i think that there are really gnostic groups in europe and there are groups who you and to a lesser extent me disagree with but who are part of the legitimate mainstream of politics but what about the the f.d.a. the alternative for germany were a lot of people worried what a party that got back into the german parliament seven decades on from when we actually saw actual nazis in the parliament obviously they're not actual

practice to demand an end to the european union get filled as from the netherlands and france's marine le pen of the fungus you know also took pot to today's rally. excuse me ben said she was encouraged by the freedom party of austria as we said success. and called it good news. or national sovereignty or independence of course our identity and of course leaving the european union. well let's have a look now at what is happening. in south africa where the ruling african national congress is fighting for its future excuse me those were the words of party leader and south african president jacob zuma in a speech to a conference that will elect his successor the race to replace the scandal plagued zuma has caused deep divisions in the a.n.c. observers say it's in danger of splitting into and the in c. to lead the battle against apartheid and has governed south africa since independence in one thousand nine hundred four. it's not. power to the people south africa's president jacob zuma trying to conjure up some of the former spirit of his party the african national congress led the fight against

today to demand an end to the european union get filled as from the netherlands and france's marine le pen of the fun last year now also took part in today's rally and said she was encouraged by the freedom party of austria's recent success and called it good news for all of europe failed us also renewed his call for europe to clamp down on migration and described the as a threat for all nations states. south africa's ruling african national congress is fighting for its future the words of party leader and the country's president jacob zuma now zoom up to the party to unite as thousands of delegates gather to elect his successor the race to replace the scandal hit president has caused deep divisions in the a.n.c. observers say it's in danger of splitting the two into rather the a.n.c. led the battle against apartheid and has governed south africa since the country's first democratic elections in one thousand nine hundred four zuma spoke a little while ago and this is a bit of what he had to say legislate and it is situations have been put in place by the a.n.c. government to dictate good a

today to demand an end to the european union get filled in from the netherlands and france's marine le pen of the fund also took part in today's rally. look and said she was encouraged by the freedom party of austria's recent success and called it good news for all in euro field has also renewed his call for europe to clamp down on migration and described the e.u. a threat for all nation states. to south africa now where the ruling african national congress is fighting for its future listeners were the words of the party leader a south african president jacob zuma in a speech to a conference that will elect his successor now the race to replace the scandal plagued zuma has caused deep divisions in the a.n.c. observers say it's in danger of splitting into the a.n.c. led the battle against apartheid and has governed south africa says the country's first democratic elections in one thousand nine hundred four. powerchair the people south africa's president jacob zuma trying to conjure up some of the former spirit of his party the african national congress led the fight against apartheid demand

hoping to follow the austrian congress into positions of power that's a meeting in prague like marine le pen and pad fill does the save the e.u. is bad for you wrote. thank you for joining us south africa's ruling african national congress is fighting for its. future those were the words of party leader and south african president jacob zuma in a speech to a conference that will elect his successor now the contest to replace the scandal plagued zuma has caused deep divisions in the a.n.c. observers say it's in danger of splitting the party into the n.c. led the battle against apartheid and has governed south africa since the country's first democratic elections in one thousand nine hundred ninety four. power to the people south africa's president jacob zuma trying to conjure up some of the former spirit of his party the african national congress led the fight against apartheid demanding justice and equality for all. for some it almost sounds like mockery president zuma faces dozens of allegations of corruption blackmail fraud and money laundering for years he's used his presidential immunity

can't not be they got a third of the of the vote in the presidential election just because marine le pen got one third of the vote doesn't somehow legitimize her or normalise or seems to me david that you're arguing that simply because these parties have given voice to the supposedly long silenced grievances of the working class that somehow they are all a corrective to the political system and i would ask you do you think that parties advocating doing away with birthright citizenship banning mosque construction or banning the construction of minarets or hollow meet are these decent populists is a decent populism when the danish government decides that it's going to take away valuables from refugees arriving i would argue that these sorts of ideas and these sorts of policies are actually a threat to our political systems and we need to distinguish between populist parties that are voicing grievances legitimate ones and those who. actually threatening the core values of our societies over there is absolutely no threat to liberal democracy in europe we have a lot of parties some some decen

they could get behind the far right leaders like marine le pen. people in paris set a final farewell to johnny holliday saturday with one million turning out o on the shl still he's to say goodbye to the singer. a sean's the leaves we have more. >> a final farewell to johnny holliday. his coffin was displayed one more time on the french island of st. barts people came out to pay tribute and say their last goodbye to the french rock star. he will rest in the small cemetery from the beach. he will be laid to rest in an ordinary grave, just like everybody else. he and his family fell in love with the island in 2008 here it they built this villa overlooking the sea. it was his little slice of paradise, where he could take a break k from the l limelight. >> there were more tranquil here than they were on the french mainland. we respect their privacy. the singer will be raid to last -- laid to rest on monday. this ends the week of tribute to the french rock icon. the eiffel tower was lit up in his memory. genie: some football news for you, real madrid w

sentiment being boosted around europe earlier this year in from its national front at leader marine le pen came second in the presidential race dutch politician good welders took a third of all the votes in this year's parliamentary elections in the netherlands while in neighboring germany a right wing party won seats in the bundestag for the very first time in twenty seventy. the left leaning austrians are already organizing protests against the new government with the biggest one expected after the weekend on monday many believe as well that the deal will be met with sustained resistance in other countries to pet her best strong from the alternative for germany party say not star into the probable policies of the coalition government of course they were. very you. know i think you're a critical tom we're all ample time. to know their patients who are you want who. they should. have been in the. body you know. your. f.b.i. files have revealed that the agency's former director james komi his statements on hillary clinton's misuse of a private e-mail server heavily edited a u.s. senate comm

a bulwark of moderation, of tolerance compared to so many messages coming from hungary or marine le penmany people in so many corners. as long as our economy is great and as long as we make money, everything is very democratic. but let's wait and hopefully not see if we have five to ten years heavy economic problems and the swamp is a lake, it is a sea and we are swallowed again. i swear it to you. i don't trust it. it always makes me... thinking and feeling exactly wait a minute, there is something else. you can lead a happy life but there is something else around you. yeah, it hurts but, on the other hand, because i have had a really happy life. ask my grandchildren. niklas, what a nice way to end and we must. thank you for being on hardtalk. hello. friday starts with a number of wintry weather warnings from the met office covering many parts of the british isles. we have very specific concerns about the amount of snow that is likely to fall across the higher ground of england. into an already cool atmosphere, it will eventually bring quite a bit of moisture from the atlantic. and as

pushing hard for the the dutch prime ministerial race in their elections there we also saw marine le pen in france be the number one challenger to a man you are grown in the french presidential elections where is here in germany where i'm talking to you from the alternative for germany party of they took up seats for the first time in the bundestag in germany's parliament well while it's a bust in could denies that he has any truck with the far right the fact that it had to go into coalition with the with the austrian freedom party has seen him heavily criticized german political scientists verna believes that the e.u. will just have to reconcile itself to austria's new coalition. west european governments take any significant actions against this new austrian government because on the one hand right wing populism has been growing in all these countries in the self confidence of europe centrist leftist government has been shattered by this rise of right wing populism and on the other hand the former coalition between the p. and the. did not hard to europe nor to austria nor were there an

sentiment being boosted to run to europe earlier this year and fronts national front leader marine le pen came second in the presidential race dutch politician goodwill took a third of all the votes in this year's parliamentary elections in the netherlands while in neighboring germany a right wing party won seats in the for the very first time in twenty seventeen. well left leaning austrians are already organizing protests against the new government with the biggest march expected to take place on monday many believe that the deal will be met with sustained resistance in other european countries as well. i expect most european governments will harshly criticize all stria in the coming months and years for their government policies largely because they are afraid of similar coalitions in their countries for i think that this signals real change in course of austria and also for the whole europe it's quite an interesting signal because for example in germany it would be unthinkable so far that there is a government coalition between the conservative party the c.d.u. c.s.u. and the right win

challenge for the prime minister's role in that country and then in france the front national's marine le pen was of course the the closest content or to a manual mark on in the french presidential elections but it's a bust ian curtis has gone better than any of those as he will head up this government they contained far right elements and say with the the freedom party of austria joining in there as well there will be an inauguration the swearing in ceremony set to take place later this morning in vienna but there's also a number of demonstrations planned throughout monday in austria be keeping an eye on how this develops throughout the day of course here on r.t. any of the latest i guess i'll be bringing to you life. thank you. we spoke with a professor at the dresden technical university who believes the e.u. will have to reconcile itself with a new coalition government in austria. west european governments take any significant actions against this new or strong government because on the one hand rajan populism has been growing in all these countries and the self-confidence of europe centr

fracs what mr solace for is a growing world for europe because mrs le pen is not the one who is leading your approach rather france but rather it will be a new constitutional treaty and again majority of the land that eventually that's a vision of an important social democratic leaders are good i understood but not the problem is will automatically have to leave why are you citing that point that we know half europe is in danger. we're talking about a very dangerous development in the whole world and in europe and i think we need people like larkhall martin shorts who have a vision of a better europe a prosperous peace for europe against nationalistic concepts elsewhere that you are capable of. this is a reaction now why don't you react against their hunger against the poland you at the s.p.d. germany excuse me criticize that a lot mr invites are bound to his party conventions to move its own little party for the little family learned of is. true now and you can throw out hungary i think it's over exaggeration just to. focus on this throwing out somebody the point about insurance mixed

hard for the the dutch prime ministerial race and there are elections there we also saw a marine le pen in france be the number one challenger to a manual crown in the french presidential elections where is here in germany where i'm talking to you from the alternative third germany party of they took up seats for the first time in the poll in the stack in germany's parliament well while sebastián could deny that he has any truck with the far right the fact that he's had to go into coalition with the with the austrian freedom party has seen him heavily criticized now there's an unexpected presidential bid from a famous name in libya we'll explain all of the break. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you. anyone else seems wrong. just don't call. me. yet to see how it does they come out to. engage me because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. because vessel only forty years they play a short tournament. i'm a chess you have your lif

prime ministerial race in their elections there we also saw marine le pen in france be the number one challenger to emanuel much grown in the french presidential elections where is here in germany where i'm talking to you from the alternative for germany party they took up seats for the first time in the bundestag in germany's parliament well while sebastian could deny that he has any truck with the far right the fact that it had to go into coalition with the which the austrian freedom party has seen him heavily criticized. ok let's return to our breaking news story this hour which involved mole to pull fatalities according to reports when an amtrak train derailed from a bridge over interstate five this is in washington state let's go to our correspondents the mirror car news in getting the very latest on on this story it is obviously sad and as we found out subsequently tragic take us to the latest information. well an amtrak train has derailed from a bridge onto a highway just forty miles south of seattle washington now the derailed train hit vehicles on the highway and motorists we

he beat the populist le pen and his approval ratings are rising.r. it's worth remembering this is against an environment of remarkable economic growth, kind of on both sides of the atlantic, the economy is doing very well. on both sides of the atlantic, people's real incomes are getting better and those cultural questions driving much of the backlash is still there. i think of this as a sort of multiyear phenomenon. it's not going away. >> zanny, one thing you talked about was macron's rise agprobable ratings. they've gone almost from 25% to 50%. while he's announced some very tough economic refors, some bitter medicine. what do you attribute that to? >> i think macron, history will look back and macron will be deeped to be one of the most extraordinary figures in europe right now. now, he may be a complete failure. he may not end up being able to achieve what he's laid out. he cape from nowhere. he basically broke up the traditional party structure in france. he came in, once promising a jupiterian president. his poll ratings plunged. he's brought

the nativist wilders failed in the netherlands, and marine la pen w le pen was beaten by emanuel macronn the presidential poll, when the glass is half full, is it worth saying so do you think populism, the risk is largely dissipated? >> it doesn't look like it i think it's here for a while. the globe is rife with people kind of unhappy. it's here. >> still something to watch in 2018 >> my pick is in the "new york times. away in a manger or under a palm tree this is a turkish scholar. jesus of nazareth must rather have been an amazing man who captured the hearts and minds of not just his contemporaries but many more to come. his legacy is so great two of the world's greatest religions, christianity and islam sing his praises, even if they disagree on his theological nature or his exact birthplace so this christmas say glory be to him as christians say or peace be upon him as we muslims do and either way, merry christmas to us all. it's this idea that different religions or different accounts, even in christianity with regard to the story of jesus birth, yet we can all come together this

this might be like a marine le pen in france, that sort of category. they play to both of them.o it is as we've seen with president trump is you play to his ego. we've seen many times if you praise him on twitter, he will re-tweet you or respond to you. same thing in public communications which the kremlin does better than anybody is they don't communicate unless they have a purpose. so when you hear this story of thank you for sharing the intelligence, we always have the -- you know, we always advance to protect people around the world. and the u.s. has always shared information, but we keep that under wraps. you know, the general rule is keep your head down, your mouth shut. share with people, but you don't say out publicly this is where the sharing came from like you don't bring the russians to the white house and say we have intelligence from another country. that's what's most confusing about this. >> all the science that goes into your line of work, is it really easy enough to having a briefing room if you're an overseas nation, flatter this visiting american guy, you'll g

because marine le pen had a mandate to take france out of the euro if she had got elected. there was a lot riding on that one. the fact that we came through , for all the turmoil , markets justn got on with it. it is immunized to the risks now. the italian election could cause some trouble but if you look at the polls, it points to a continuation of the status quo. which means that nothing really changes in terms of the political makeup but also in terms of reform. both good and bad. short-term there is a continuation but long-term nowhere in a hurry and that is the problem. we will even it there. thank you. paul dawson, mliv auditor -- editor. some quiet markets. interesting to look ahead. the euro is a factor in that. an follow them at mliv on the bloomberg. it is the first thing i look at in the morning after the gmm. next, the antiestablishment party leaves the polls in italy. more on that story and two q -- take you live to room to get another angle. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 15 minutes till the market open. let's get a first word news update. sophie: bitcoin has r

nato veering in a dance i democratic -- veering in an anti-democratic direction. , anrise of marine le pen alternative for busch lent in deutschland in germany. some of them financed by the kremlin, some of them designed to hollow out the european union and nato from the inside. that is one big factor we are contending with. in second is the rise power of china and russia. china following xi jinping's speech to the party conference, challenging the united states for leadership in the asia-pacific region in the future. china, pushing out, violating the sovereignty of five other countries, in the south china sea bank, challenging japanese sovereignty and administrative control over islands in the east makingea, china extravagant legal claims to the space in the south china sea. the only combination of powers contain manage this, china's ambitions, are the united states and japan, and india. all democratic countries aligned with each other. in europe, we face an equally tough problem. vladimir putin, whose invaded georgia and eastern ukraine, pressured the baltic states over the last nine yea

emmanuel macron winning in france versus marine le pen.tion talks in germany, but still, angela merkel in power here that has been positive for the year as a currency and supporting european macro. kidding record highs in europe. .onsumer confidence very strong data coming forward from europe. a surprise, but also necessary. it supports the macro picture for companies. fundamentals earnings per share also surprising. 2018,o we see for potential positive upside could be the italian elections going in a more market friendly result. generally speaking, just a continuation of positive momentum could be good for european equities. carol: if we went back 12 months, a lot of people were not expecting the enthusiasm we saw globally around the world or synchronize global growth. you think there is better visibility this year, going into 2018? nandini: i keep saying purchasing managers -- even gdp, in largesurprising economies, if we continue to see why that is growing, it is the consumer supporting a lot of that. shifting labor markets. wage growth

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he has not invented the new alt-right parties in europe like le pen in france but he pushed millions the best opportunity, the best spot to create more problems because he understands with more problems, the united front against him by the free world will be weakened and he, as every dictator, he always dominates the short-term agenda. >> does he ultimately want some kind of harmonious relationship, some kind of functional and harmonious relationship with donald trump or is it ultimately just in his enduring political interest for there to be an acrimonious relationship between the united states and him. >> you put two things together that should be separated. with donald trump, yes. with america, no. america is his number one target because dictator needs the strongest enemy to defy to look strong at home. donald trump is another story. he believes that he can play him out to get what he wants from the american president, to lift sanctions or weaken the effect of the sanctions and also it goes back to the massive propaganda to show that he's so strong that he can control the preside

we see the rise of marine le pen in france, alternative for deutsche land in germany. some of these antidemocratic parties are well-financed come some financed by the kremlin, some designed to hollow out the european union and nato from the inside. that's one big factor we are contending with. second is the rise in power of the two great autocratic countries, china and russia. xi's following president speech clearly challenged the united states for leadership in the asia-pacific region in the future. by letting theut sovereignty of five other countries. sovereigntyjapanese and him assertive control over the islands in the east china sea. china running russia over international law and making extravagant legal claims to the space in the south china sea. the only combination of powers that can manage this, contain china's ambitions are the united states, japan, and india, all democratic countries increasingly allied with each other. in europe, we are facing a tough problem. vladimir putin, who has invaded georgia, crime area, pressure from baltic states in the past nine

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le media-friendly president. before he started handing out pens. i mean -- >> did you get a >> there's a duality there.s of coverage and access, chutely. a ton of interaction are the president. in the long terms, if you believe that the free press is a pillar of american democracy. >> or the department of justice. or the fbi, or our intelligence agencies. >> it's been very destructive. short term, lon term, on the surface. >> there's a love-hate relationship on both sides. trump loves to beat up ion the press. but watches it obsessively. changed the date of his signing ceremony because of what he was hearing on the news. >> and pointed to one reporter and said, you were one of the people who said that. >> the press hates him. but loves the spectacle and the ratings. >> how will voters respond to that? will they believe what the press says is a very that needs their attention and that they should consider at the polls. or if they'll view it at entertainment. like they have done through much of donald trump's time. >> one thing of the war on the press and the fake news, over and over again, it's maetd --

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le keep his promise? i said the bill will be on my desk before christmas and you are holding me literally to that. so i have some beautiful pensthink i'm probably going to hand some of them to the press. would any of the media like any -- look at these camera guys. many of you have worked very hard. many of you have worked very, very fairly. and we really appreciate that. so here you go, folks. you want the box with it or not? huh? >> i've never seen anything like that. that was the president giving out his signing pens to people who cover him. anyway. president trump spiked the football once more over the republican tax overhaul. you saw him there. he didn't take many questions. instead offering the press as you saw his bill-signing pens. they usually go to members of congress. the president's only held one formal press conference this year, but he's had many mishaps when it comes to talking to the press. of course let's watch him in action. >> regardless of recommendation, i was going to fire comey. i said to myself, i said you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> i think there's blame on both

les den una beca, porque las universidades están conscientes que nosotros, los latinos, enfrentamos más barreras que otros y ellos nos quieren ayudar. dulce: los requisitos de admisión son múltiples y varían en cada universidad,pene manera gratuita en línea y en bli los estudiantes que no sobresalieron en la secundaria también tienen la oportunidad de tener estudios avanzados ya que miles de universidades, incluyendo algunas de las más prestigiosas, como princeton, aceptan alumnos transferidos de colegios comunitarios. hoy en día kevin trabaja en una firma de abogados en nueva york y cada vez que observa su añillo de graduación es un recordatorio de sus inicios y una promesa de su futuro. el añillo pertenecía a un alumno graduado en 1948 quien lo entregó a la universidad para que se lo regalaran a otro alumno merecedor, que amaromprarse u kevin fue elegido y espera continuar esa tradición y otorgárselo a otro estudiante de su misma comunidad. satcha: querer es poder tal como lo vimos en la historia de dulce castellanos. y le recordamos que los recursos como becas y ayuda financiera para completar el sueño educativo ya sea por parte del gobierno, del estado o de un fondo privado, está disponible para todos los al

soon and any european country but what we've seen with marine le pen and with the day they've won thirty three percent in france thirteen percent in germany and the next time that there's a major terrorist attack in germany or france their numbers are going to go up and so david i'm not arguing that they're going to be pulled graham's tomorrow i'm saying that there is a dangerous trend in many of these countries and it's something that we need to be careful and watch out for and to somehow just dismiss it and say oh that scaremongering that's crying wolf and all of these parties are just giving voice to important sentiments we'll have to leave with it gentlemen thank you both for joining me in the arena does show up from the live back. on counting the cost the gulf cooperation council although there's not much cooperation these days look at all the reasons being affected by a cause in economic relations also the shocking numbers on the plastic economy o.-m. g. twenty five years since the world's first texts and counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera he was born in ireland but at se