he says there was even an attempt to drag le pen's name into the thick gate as it became known a few months ago marine le pen was singing the praises of austrian vice chancellor heinz christian straka saying how formidable he was strong being forced to resign we find out why he was trying to sell his services to foreign forces behind this nationalist movement is a submission to foreign forces despite this the f p o still managed to pick up just over 17 percent of the vote in austria. there was also of course the elections very own me too moment one swedish democrats candidate accused the other of sexual harassment and even though the scandal washed away it didn't hamper the anti immigration party's performance they increased their share of the vote to more than 15 percent. and despite merkel. warning the populous parties wanted to destroy europe 2 we are haring to deal with populist movements that in many areas are contemptuous of our values and want to destroy the europe of the values we represent we have to stand up to this these parties significantly increase their representation

this is the most fascinating part about this marine le pen one time was asked about the burqini and she said that's not french and say what the hell does that mean put that in a statute people know what that means and no you don't understand it's our culture is the way we speak hos cold you're our culture write that down give me a statute that says and i know pretty sight.

this is the most fascinating part about this marine le pen one time was asked about the burqini and she said that's not french so what the hell does that mean put that in a statute people know what that means and no you don't understand it's our culture is the way we speak whole is cold you're our culture write that down give me a statute that says it's and i know precisely what they're saying look a lot of people believe or not whatever we talk about this there's always this mention of the the the fish should stick you know the jack booted nationalist the person who who hates anything out that's different as dino folbigg you know there are people who say we like this there are restrictions in shortened jurisdictions all over the world where you can't affect architecture something is going to be called this is going to be memorialized as some type of a treasure so you can't do it people understand the preservation of architecture culture thing. i don't get a lot i know i was sorry we run out of time gavin it can escalate and i can't let it go at all night i'm tony harris and he may have

very often about its right wing base i mean this is a party that would be far to the right of marine le pen i mean far to the right of even richard spencer in the united states for example who would all be consider a guest persona non-grata by facebook i misspoke or does a parliamentary assistant for us for border before the my down instance in 20132014 i mean i'm not saying that working for such an over should tire someone for life around i mean if she had expressed the fact that she no longer agrees that ideology or if you expressed the fact that she no longer supports the vote that would be something but well that hasn't been the case i mean how many she actually celebrated the odessa massacre and $24.00 dinners you know and just i mean i haven't followed her much in recent years but she seems to still have a hardline ukrainian nationalist stance that she does seem to be very opposed to the new president dinner's alinsky presumably because she feels it's not nationalist enough and has his success in the election has pushed out the hardliners from west ukraine who were dominant and porosh

from marine le pen who topped the poll with her national rally in france to the extraordinary resultere victor dish at viktor 0rban got a lot of the votes. while you can try and change politics in europe, one could argue the nationalists populists are in a much better place to wield influence in the new parliament. well, that remains to be seen and this is exactly what the big question is what we're going to see any european policies in the future. what we're seeing across europe and you saw it strongly in the uk as well, is that the two centre parties, the tories and labour in england, are losing their strength. but you see there is then a chance of which direction of policies are we going to see. is that going to be in the direction of the populists dash and they have a clear message, they do not want refugees, climate action and europe. 0rare we turning refugees, climate action and europe. or are we turning more to a progressive alternative where we say we wa nt progressive alternative where we say we want a stronger europe but one delivering on its social promises and climate act

national purposes that's all the extreme right in your has been doing that started from faraj in marion le pen and now it's trash talking about. expenses there all instances of no receipts no bills nothing no accountability 40000000 euros worth of european taxpayers more well i have been voting for making this more transparent and all this office money so i have no problem with that making in the in the next monday didn't like my party will do it and next month it but the reason why does has been done is because the people of europe want less bureaucracy if you give every more honesty don't send that's not about honesty because we are following the rules and there was i what they are as long as you don't change the rules you're not is all about the 9000000000 that we lost in 2000 i actually wrote as a servant to you you can lie cannot like the rules but as long as politicians follow the rules you cannot accuse them for that then you can change the rules for not like them and i have i'm in favor of changing the roads the court of order to accuse them of losing between about 9000000000 euros bet

are concerns, we had great establishment clause case in making sure religious freedom is adequately le pen did, free speech -- defended, free speech is defended. you name it, i think there is a case people look to and i want to make sure the court is confining itself to its role. host: we have about 10 minutes left. alex: on abortion, i know your former boss justice thomas said the court will have to take a case on this. heardecided not to challenges to laws out of --iana this year as well as announced recently. if they were going to grant a case, looking at roe v. wade, what would that look like? would it be one of the six week banns? carrie: it is very hard to know. there is a range of cases, as we saw jet this term. disposal of fetal remains, which they came to a decision on. in indiana,nic law which they passed on for now but the court said that is an issue that merits taking up that they fored to wait for that other states to weigh in and see what other courts have done before going on to that. that is a definite possibility. there is pain capable. it could be any of those but it is h

was marie le pen is to stand trial in france over twitter post from 2015 that showed iceland that's according to the a.f.p. news agency the leader of the french far right national party posted 3 tweets showing the gruesome aftermath of some of isilon actions in march she was charged with circulating violent messages that incite terrorism will seriously harm human dignity it carries a maximum sentence of 3 years in prison. and i'll have more from europe a little later but right now let's take you back to doha and to jury thank you very much from the city while new attacks are being reported in mali that's where ethnic tension is high wiley's prime minister visited the village where at least $95.00 dog and farmers and their families were killed on sunday were see so says the attack was a tragedy for humanity that followed a similar massacre of 164 lani villagers in march joining us from ali's capital bamako what more do we know about these latest attacks on 2 villages. in the last hours we've now got reports of 4 different attacks 2 villages were attacked one that was populated by people from t

one example, the day of the result, the head of the marie le pen party went on screen of the biggestision in france, close to a neo-nazi, white supremacies, nostalgic of naziism on tv. and number three, which may be the more imperfect, in the next european parliament emmanuel macron will be in the position of the center. and i can tell you, fareed, i had the chance with ann apembaum and others to be hosted to lunch by mac reason two days before the election. and he did not look at all as a man who was just stepped out of a terrible movement as the yellow jackets which was not just a social movement, which was something else, with a strong, extreme right correlation. and he did not look like a man who is in the back of the ring and waiting for a defeat. he was a very cool, very brooklbarack obama-like president, very sure of himself in a good sense, and ready to assume and to take the leadership and the flag of the liberal democratic and humanistic europe. >> how do we understand italy? one of the things that attracted steve bannon to italy was the idea that in italy left-wing populis

. >> they loaned millions of dollars to massry le pen's republican party in france.e is determined to create as many problems for the west and as many places ke. he is a provoker and spoiler. he has been pretty successful. put isn't a classic bully. the only way you deal with putin in my view is from a position of strength. >> let me ask you a question. when you saw the president in helsinki stand on the same platform and say putin assures me that they had nothing to do with meddling in our elections, and i see no reason not to believe him when american intelligence was very, very clear on this, and now we have the mueller report as well, what message does that send to putin? >> well, i think he -- i think he thinks he has a friend in the white house. you know, it would have been nice to see the president do a few winks, even if he was saying that for diplomacy sake. the administration is correct when they say they've imposed some of toughest sanctions on russia ever. and yet you have the president's rhetoric that's in a very different place in terms of russia. and s

and national front with marine le pen in france as well the brexit party perhaps you could put in thatracket here in the uk. so all these shoves. and the president has come to magnify a lot of the concerns people seem to have as well. and i will mention what is going on behind me this is the trump baby blimp the same one that we saw flying over the streets of london last year it has been given permission to be up for two hours up to 100 feet but actually it is slightly windy, so i think that they are tempering the height of the 20 foot 6 meter glimpse as we speak. perhaps not getting it too high. we don't want to get in the way of any air traffic over london including marine one and it was actually while the president was transferring yesterday from air force one to marine one that he managed to tweet the disparaging comments about the london mayor and of course it was the london mayor who gave permission for the blimp to be up again here in london we do believe that the president may well be driving past here between the business leaders meeting and the downing street meetings so far

will macron be out, le pen and will they have more power or continue this wave or it will abate?> europe is in a time of tremendous tumult. the reality these leaders speaking to issues of national identity, issues of economic populism, i think they're going to be continue to be successful to a certain degree. charles: great to see you in studio. >> thank you. charles: we have brining news for you actually sending tech, technology, what they now call communications services plummeting. there are new fears mounting, many investigations also potentially a lot more regulations. we're following all the stocks. we're looking at them on your screen throughout this hour. >>> also, apple it is a little different. they're announcing major changes to stem eroding iphone sales and also boost their digital services. everyone's waiting to hear from that. we'll take you to cupertino in just a moment for that. >>> also one of nicolas maduro's backers, his biggest, russia withdrawing their support. tensions heat up in venezuela. allen west joins me in studio. he's next. my body is truly powerful.

to think he would support ray le pen when he comes to france?en imagine that happening because of his relationship with president macron, but i think actually president macron is in the process of transforming the country and he has a whole agenda he wants to implement so hopefully he will be able to implement his agenda. >> martha: what would you say to the president about what he should say or not say? he is always stirring it up and he continued to do so the last couple of days, overall it seemed to have been overall. would you say to him about what he should talk about? >> i don't think there is ever telling our president what he should and should not say. he knows exactly what he should say. we should always keep in the back of our minds that france is our oldest ally and i always like to say that and we were just a start up, france was her first semester. >> martha: thank you very much. good to talk to you. ♪ very much enjoyed sitting down with the ambassador there and live coverage from normandie continues, but up next to the store in ame

president'slanguage and attitude to that of 20th—century dictators, pigeonholing in with other figures like marine le pen emerging in europe. so in that sort of climate, perhaps no surprise. but the timing is extraordinary, because the president has almost checked it out like a little hand grenade before he has arrived, which is notjust disrespectful, but shows his disregard for sadiq khan, the mayor of the city he is visiting. but hey, thatis of the city he is visiting. but hey, that is the president. that is the way he operates. maybe we should just become accustomed to it, although i have to say, i was just sent an e—mail by oxford university, who have done a survey of all the tweets the president has done. perhaps we shouldn't feel offended because apparently, we are, the uk is in 15th place in terms of foreign countries referenced by the president. only 1% of his tweets we re president. only 1% of his tweets were about britain. most of them tend to be about russia or north korea or china, so we are not the only ones on the receiving end of president trump's quite opinionated tweets, shall we say. ye

it includes marine le pen's national rally in france, the alternative for germany and, at its heart,ons last month. more than 10 nationalist and far right partiesjoined mr salvini on stage. they all share a scepticism about the eu and want to reform it — they also want greater controls on immigration and to protect what they called europe's christian values. note though despite their scepticism, none want to leave the eu. but they don't agree on everything. on government spending and russia for example, there are many differences. now, this new bloc will have 73 members of parliament from 9 eu countries — and it'll make up around 10% of the european parliament — that makes it the fifth largest bloc. this is its leader. translation: it's true we have not been able to fund this life script for various reasons, there is a question at brexit which is not settled and that's weighed heavily. it's not a defeat, it's a starting point and it's not a defeat, it's a starting pointandi it's not a defeat, it's a starting point and i repeat our doors remain open to all those who want to co—operate

marine le pen and donald trump spoke out against vaccines during their campaigns.eals to populist ideology, freedom of individual choice. and the idea of a conspiracy between the elites, government and big pharma. but the anti—vaccine groups don't exactly entertain debate. where you in this group before? jenny was once in the thick of it. she chose not to vaccinate her children. but then she stumbled across a pro—vaccine doctor online who was able to listen to her and painstakingly answer her questions and doubts. where trust has broken down and arguments have become so polarized, it seems that facts can always be challenged by beliefs. it's been a month since the government announced a review of how the family courts protect children and parents in cases of domestic abuse and other serious offences. it came after our exclusive investigation last month revealed that in the last five years at least four children have been killed by a parent with a history of domestic abuse who was granted access by the family courts. following our revelations, 123 mps — along with c

now, you have le pen in france. you have brexit in britain.nited states. showing that's just not the case anymore. what happened over the past 40 years to make that remarkable transition happen, and what do democrats do to pull working class voters back? >> i think there's two pieces of it. first of all, working class, black americans and working class brown americans are a part of the democratic party base. i think it is important to separate out those two things. in terms of working class white americans, i think part of the challenge is that in many of the states that democrats had been competitive, there is another strain of thought, which is, this conservative, evangelical, christian nationalism that has prev pervaded our politics and grew out of right-wing christian conservatives like the christian coalition who sought to do their very best with white evangelical christians to conflate nationalism with their faith. i think we're still dealing with a lot of the repercussions of that. you can see that in the polls. we focus a lot on the wo

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