party that is being built right now. and let's open it up just a little bitlet some conservative democrats involved maybe get back some independents that left our party, maybe we can do the things as a community to set this whole nation right again i am excited about the future of this new republican party. >> well, by the way, you are -- you are on the, you know, final and the last stand i mean look what is going on

we're now going to bring and live martin dolls are a member of the humber parliament from the left party to discuss this story further now what do you make of the latest reassurances coming from the a.m.a. . you think through that they're going to be part of your program yes if we look at what is going on in the moment i think we need every work seeing which is. also a little too little to use and which is. secure so when we see that as true as in there as a lot of doubts it's so we should take the alternatives and i think 'd you may short of. who are you 8 and then 2 will accept that school being we all agreed in google that scenes which i was sure were unsafe should be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment and i think it is a good sign that the russians will prevent people to see that house is not a national or not an enemy picture case but it's sure be prepared and safe. everyone germany has gone ahead and suspended the astra zeneca job for those under 60 after 31 cases of those unusual blood clots most european countries have kept going do you think that your gov

amongst the mainstream parties amongst the 2 governing parties as well as the green party and the left party nearly all members say they would go along with the curfew it's actually only right wing a.f.d. party and business friendly democrats whose members say that no they would oppose 'd a curfew so all in all still critics strong support among the population at large for tougher measures that's among the population at large but melinda no where one year into this pandemic why does there still not to seeing seem to be a clear consensus among the country's leaders on how to tackle that. well there are couple of reasons for that 1st of all german federalism it does in fact or has until now left the main for spots ability for protecting against infectious disease in the hands of the federal states now they did agree to an early march on a phased plan that would add of a certain rate of infection impose stricter measures a so-called emergency brake but the states gave themselves pretty wide latitude in how they defined exactly what measures should then be imposed and that is what the federal go

very much take your point on not martin thank you martin dollar member of the parliament for the left party in germany we appreciate your take this our go to you. more great programs going in moments here on art see find out what is showing where you are today in moments by season. one else truths seem wrong. but old quotes just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape our history you can stick up to it and gain trust because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. please please please. leave in the world where industry doesn't want any regulation they just want to put the products on the market. and. we need a regulation so we don't do. crazy things because maybe sometimes we would do crazy things i don't know but except that we have regulation we want to regulation i was in industry. and you don't behave then yes penalties that's fine. always pay them the industry makes money of course it does if the industry did not make money how many people would be out of work. or sort of the last concern the public interest in the public safety is defin

well we also heard from martin morton's a political from germany's left party he believes the vaccine in europe has been politicized the expense of people's health and ultimately their loans. we look at what is going on in the mall and i think we need every work seeing which is. possible to know to use and which is. secure so when we see that as true as in there as a lot of doubts it's so we should take the alternatives and i think. 'd shook us now to evaluate and then to will 'd accept that support we. all of a vehicle that scenes which are sure weren't safe to be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think demick there should be a lot more thoughts of nationalism and conference different problems in a shop be the politics internationally in favor of the people and of the health of the people and if the governments are responsible. no you. which are there should be nationalists and here measures to 'd secure or else of people instead of to is to secure the profits of the industry the french president has admitted he made mistakes at every stage of the pandemic

ruling the regional authorities and i spoke with martin a member of the humbug parliament from the left party he thinks some of the new rules make no sense from a medical standpoint and are merely causing frustration. measures and it's the contradictionary if you have only one and reasonable things that for example you have to. measure sit you. like this there is a high incidence of security measures but on the other hand it's no. all scientific underground for doing a curfew from 10 o'clock in the there's sort of. abusing the basic right of freedom of movement if you want to really like. you know stopped at you sure. follow all the lines of infection and stop the lines of infection more than closing down salusa so if you do measures you should do all the measures and the same won't be constantly used and not only on small companies and against those who are only really good working and that of course causes. and causes a smell that people are frustrated. sweden's covert inoculation campaign is hitting new roadblocks with large numbers of people reportedly turning down the astra zeneca vaccin

it seems that using sputnik the might be that the logical answer to all of these problems german left party politician martin doul believes the vaccine rollout in europe has been politicized ultimately at the expense of people's health. if we look at what is going on in the mall and i think we need every work seeing which is. possible ringback to to use and which is. secure so when we see that as true as any there are still a lot of doubts not lots so we should take the alternatives and i think 'd the i'm a short 'd fast not to evaluate and then to will accept that school we. all of a single that scenes which i was sure were unsafe to be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think. there should be a lot more of nationalism and confidence between different qualities in a shop be the politics internationally in favor of the people and of the health of the people and of the governments are responsible. no you also going to switch there should be madras and here leisure to 'd secure or else of people instead of to is to secure the profits of the industry where the french

a member of the parliament from the left party thanks for coming on today this whole new law allowing tough restrictions to be enforced across germany well it does appear to be rather popular why is the government resorting to this do you think. yes i think we have to see the ambulance and in the one we want to have it is that at least decides on. a law now before it was just a group of presidents of the federal states and the chances are now it's a parliament that is good about the measures that it says they are contradictionary and in itself you have on the one hand reasonable things that for example you have to. measure since you have reasonable things like. that if there is a high incidence of security measures they have to win but on the other hand it's no scientific condiment or green you cough you from 10 o'clock in the you that is. abusing the basic right of freedom of movement too much and there is still a friend things which are not done for. comp and he's not earch. through the security measures of the civil society is. restricted in a way which mustn't be so all of course

regional authorities we spoke with also involves a member of the how member of parliament from the left party he thinks both police and demonstrators need to show more restraint. i don't like police brutality as well but i don't like the brutality of demonstrators in parts and so i think if you do demonstration it should be peaceful and it should be in respect of each other and times. you can have security measures even in crash not all the people all of the nice and assembly there right we are organized like we want to make. some kind of aggression as well as just long to general straight so i think of course in some cases the police. overreacted as well in other cases that the demonstrators did violence what i don't like and appreciate at all that so we have to have a balance and between off the right of assembly but those who are certainly shouldn't take. respect for madness to each other and keep a distance. and as we mentioned the star has passed a controversial bill which she removes the rights of germany's regions to decide their own law down policies those decisions will now be taken

avenue for positive change how mass the party ruling the gaza strip has registered its list of the left parties and activists are running on more than their teeth different lists this legislative council has been dysfunctional so it's fair to have a split in 2007 now in february they both agreed to hold elections but some past indians are concerned that the agreement is more about sharing the electoral pike that it is about reviving democracy active from 1906 until 2007 the parliament passed fewer than 100 pieces of legislation since then president mahmoud abbas. it should more than 300 laws by decree he concentrated the power of law making and executive branch in his own hand in law making process during the absence of the parliament was. not clear this tight grip on power has limited political activism. now he thinks the elections are a chance to change that he's part of a youth group called jed encouraging palestinians to run not in the actual elections but virtual ones young palestinians have been disenfranchised from their power from their political system for the last 15 years if not more

wins 2 points finishing at 9 percent and the far left party remains at 7 percent so these are the worst polling numbers for angela merkel's bloc since before the pandemic is there a realistic chance the conservatives might have to leave government after this year's upcoming federal elections. that's right it cannot be discounted that the c.d.u. the conservative merkel's angela merkel's party will be locked out of federal government starting in september once said we have of course the criticism of the handling off the pandemic on the other side we have also several in piece and volved in the so-called mask procurement scandals that also damper to their image of the c.d.u. of the conservative bloc they now will have the challenge to quickly get back their trust of voters and so also decide who will lead who will be the chancellor candidate either by various state premium opposite our all party lead it will definitely have a difficult task of getting back the trust to continue in government political correspondent benjamin thank you. staying with the pandemic and april fools day prank in

indicate a possible rise in prices post demick well a school lies to martin don't remember the left partyin germany very welcome the european union seems to agreed to this new price set by pfizer for its 2022 contract do you share this eagerness. we must say it's a little bit of a cynic to make money on this underneath. you can see you're in germany we have a saying you can see the dollar bills in the ice and if you see the. president of the biotech company you can see clearly he's looking for profit and he's not. and i think in the pandemic all organizations short rope together and it's clear becomes more and more clear that this state should be in control of the pharmaceutical industry pulls a fast life on the street is playing with the halves of the people by raising prices and so will of course the poorer countries will not be able to create it and there should be along much cheaper of course of the wittiest to produce the vaccine and there are there not only should be there are much cheaper possibilities of production. i think that's any. pharmaceutical companies i don't think anybod

they don't lose chief political i just spoke to left party politicians for macey one of the lawmakers leading the public inquiry. this is a monster you're one of the m.p.'s who question the german sounds of the 5 hours of a wire caught what is your conclusion did she do wrong over was she wrong it's over wired so well i don't believe the story of the fairy tale that mr merkel only lobbied for wire coat in china because a former minister. had a conversation with her about why occurred but we saw clearly in the documents that there was a long process before that in the german chinese financial dialogue where wire coat was one of the top priorities for the government and so i do think that mr merkel is a little bit shying away from the tough questions when she claims that while a card was just a byproduct of the talks in china i think it was a priority for the government while there was already critical reports out in a public one from the financial times and that's something very serious and i do think that the german government must take responsibility for that how much responsibility

answer to all of these problems we heard from martin doul toure who is a politician from germany's left party he thinks the vaccine rollout in europe has been polled little. the expense of people's health ultimately their lives. we look at what is going on with mall and i think we need every work seeing which is. also a little too low to use and which is. secure so when we see that as true as in there as a lot of doubts. so we should take the alternatives and i think. 'd shook so fast enough to. evaluate and then to will accept. all of a vigil that seeds which i'm sure were unsafe to be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think danny there should be a lot more bolts of nationalism and confidence between different quantum leap in a shop beat the politics internationally in favor of the people and of the health of the people and of the governments our response it will be no use that also goodness and switch there should be madras and here measures to 'd secure or else of people instead of to is to secure the profits of the industry. the french president has admitted he

it seems that using sputnik the might be that the logical answer to all of these problems german left party politician martin doul believes the vaccine rollout in europe has been politicized ultimately at the expense of people's health. if we look at what is going on in the moment i think we need every work seeing which is. possible tool to use and which is. secure so when we see that straws in there as a lot of doubts. so we should take the alternatives and i think the i'm a sure enough to evaluate and then to will accept that school the really and the whole of a vehicle like scenes which i was sure were unsafe to be used i think the population is very insecure at the moment i think an endemic there should be no more faults of nationalism and conference and between different of problems but their shop beat the politics internationally in favor of the people who owned the house of the people and if the governments are responsible. not all use the possibilities which there should be madras and here nationalists to 'd secure the house of the people instead of to is to secure the profits of th

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party is unified but the if he's cold leader is under attack from other top party figures above all from his beer and hooka he left the party's extreme right wing which was put under intelligence surveillance for its stances morton had sharply criticized the radical wing at last year's party congress to keep the if he from here in too far right and potentially losing votes he says is it really wise to speak of a coronavirus dictatorship we don't live in a dictatorship if we did we could hardly hold this party congress today. the internal struggle could also affect this weekend's party conference according to media reports influential functionaries are making moves to remove morton from the party leadership. joining me now is political correspondent simon young's at the party convention in dresden simon what issues are dominating the convention in this election year. rebecca is the party really as you say. faced with a decision about which direction it wants to go and whether it's going to be laid steering stewpot election year by those on the sort of extreme right of the alternative for germany people he crying cl

if elections are fought on economic grounds left parties will tend to wind if it's cultural it is a tossup to be clear i'm not arguing we throw cultural politics under the bus give republicans what they want. that is a terrible idea. i am arguing the more that voters realize there is something to gain from the economic policies the democrats are pushing the most likely they will vote democrat even if they don't like the cultural politics of the democratic party. passing $2 trillion stimulus bill will help a lot of people who voted for donald trump in a really great way to get people to vote democrat. >> you say they could be more politically popular so 35000 votes here and there from voter suppression is not as big of an impact. >> biden has to rearrange the coalition he shouldn't do this by throwing anyone under the bus but pushing policies that help the overwhelming majority of the country. those coalitions are rearranged, expanding the court is warranted given what happened with merrick garland and amy coney barrett. i don't see them letting it happen. >> but if biden is able to remain

he was the last person seen with the 19-year-old as the two left a party in 1996. her body has never been found but investigate ears say they have physical evidence linking flores to her disappearance. >> it's my hope we are able to take the first step toward justice for the smart family. peace for the community, some justice out there for all of us and most especially for kristin. >> flores was arrested in san pedro yesterday. so was his father who was accused of being an accessory. >>> the man who kidnapped an 8- year-old just admitted to all of it and he could be free in four years. the guilty plea from adrian gonzalez. he could be eligible for release when he is 25. >> i think his chances for change and growth and maturing are enhanced at the department of juvenile justice. >> anyone who thinks about what happened, who thinks that he is going to be somehow fixed by the age of 25 is wrong. sorely mistaken. >> gonzalez initially faced life in adult court but earlier this year the state supreme court upheld a california law preventing that for anyone under 16. gon

if elections are fought on economic grounds, left parties will tend to quit.p. let me be clear about what i'm not arguing i'm not arguing that we throw the cultural politics under the bus and give republicans what they want, that's a terrible idea. what i am arguing is that the more that voters realize they have something to gain from the economic policies the democrats are pushing the more likely they will vote for democrats, even if they don't like the cultural politics of the democratic party. passing a nearly $2 trillion demo spell that's gonna help a lot of people and a lot of people that voted for donald trump is a really great way to get people to realize they should vote democrat. >> irin: you are saying perhaps democrats could be more politically popular so that 45,000 vote here and there through voter suppression won't be as big of an impact? >> exactly. biden has arearranged the coalition and he shouldn't do this by throwing anyone of the bus but he is pushing policy now that help the overwhelming majority of the country. if those coalitions get rea

course the democrats stood by it and found it insurrectionist because the radical left controls the democratic party. the radical left doesn't care about "law & order" and truth and justice. instead they want to offend our entire system, a republic, and our american way of life and replace it with their own climate based race obsessed socialist utopia that will fail. that is the sad reality of today's political landscape and it won't get better until you vote them out of office. more of my monologue coming up for joining us on the ground as fox news contributor sara carter. i like people's reaction to the shooting. that girl was loaded with a knife clearly in hand. the girl pinned against the car and, if you thrust that knife into that girl's chest, the odds of her dying i would say are pretty high. and to lebron james, what's a reaction? >> absolutely, sean. i asked people that exact question but there is an enormous sense of frustration here in columbus, ohio. and it's throughout the community, you can feel it even behind me, over 300 people protesting. they feel that something needs to be done to

avenue for positive change how mass the party ruling the gaza strip has registered its list of the left parties and activists are running on more than their teeth different lists this legislative council has been dysfunctional so it's fair to have a split in 2007 now in february they both agreed to hold elections but some past indians are concerned that the agreement is more about sharing the electoral party there it is about reviving democracy. active from 1906 until 2007 the parliament passed fewer than 100 pieces of legislation since then president mahmoud abbas has issued more than 300 laws by decree he concentrated the power of lawmaking and executive branch in his own hand law making process during the absence of the parliament was. not clear this thought grip on power has limited political activism. now he thinks the elections are a chance to change that he's part of a youth group called jed encouraging palestinians to run not in the actual elections but virtual ones young palestinians have been disenfranchised from their power from their political system for the last 15 years if not mor

parties. consistently on the left you have biden and ore democrats serving up policy after policy in goodies to give to americans. we can talk about republicans opposing that. that is the thing. they are insisting on have this different conversation about the culture war. that is what tim scott fts doing talking about racism. this wasn't -- this was a play to say remember the democrats make everything about race. they want to divide us up and turn every conversation into republicans are racist. we're fed up with that. that message is extremely

that's because the radical left controls the democratic party. the radical left doesn't care about law and order or truth and justice. instead, they want to upend our entire system, our republic, our american way of life and replace it with their own climate based race obsessed socialist utopia that will fail. that's the sad reality of today's political landscape and it won't get better until you vote them out of office. more of my monologue coming up. joining us on the ground in columbus, ohio, investigative journalist fox news contributor sara carter. i'd like people's reaction to the shooting. that girl was loaded with the knife clearly in hand. the girl pinned against the car. if used thrust that knife into that girl's chest, the odds of e pretty high. what's the reaction? >> absolutely. i asked people that exact question. there is no normal sense of frustration here in commerce ohio. it's throughout the community. you can feel it, even behind me. over 300 people protesting. they feel that something needs to be done to rectify the issues that

get to some of the potential roadblocks that he could face from both the moderate wing of his party and the left wing of his party, but, ryan, you spent some time talking to the chief of staff ryan -- ron klain this past week. take a listen to what he had to say about that. >> we want to move forward if at all possible on a bipartisan basis. i think there's some hope for that. in the end let me be clear. the president was elected to do a job. part of that job was to get this country ready to win the future. that's what he's going to do. we know it has bipartisan support in the country so we'll try our best to get bipartisan support here in washington. >> so bipartisan support in the country but maybe not on capitol hill. what does that really look like when it comes to actually getting a bill like this passed? >> first of all, it looks like i haven't moved or changed since thursday when i did that interview. >> you haven't aged a day from thursday. >> i have left this stool. well, reading between the lines of that interview, they're not defining victory as bipartisanship. they are really driven

paul flores was a fellow student and the last person to see smart alive when she left a party to walk to her dorm. in recent years investigators have used cadaver dogs who made 16 searches from the campus to properties belonging to the flores family. the sheriff won't say what was found, but kristin's remains are still missing. the sheriff spoke with her family today. >> i think they're feeling a bit of relief, but as you can imagine, until we return kristin to them, this is not over. >> the sheriff credited a podcaster for helping break the case when he interviewed a new witness in 2019. nearly 40 pieces of evidence have undergone dna testing but the sheriff won't disclose whether it led to today's arrest. >> another tense night in the minneapolis suburb after deadly police shooting of a 20-year-old black man. the officer identified in the shooting of daunte wright and the brooklyn center police chief have resigned. demonstrations calling for justice have been going on nonstop. they're outside the police station. hundreds of people gathering late today for a vigil. yesterday wright's

there is a total disaster as far as defunding the police, major reason why i left the democratic partymocrats right now do not believe in law and order. katie: i think a minneapolis' city council that defunded the police and use taxpayer-funded dollars to hire their own security because they were starting to feel unsafe and now you see a number of city councils pulling that money to put the money back and because crime has increased in a violent way. by exponential numbers. >> minneapolis is a very good example. the city council said they would abolish the police force and reimagine public safety whatever the hell that means. and then we sell violent crimes like a lot of officers left the force altogether they were demoralized, they took off and then they had to go to the city council that tried to get rid of the police department completely and dismantled they had to use taxpayer money to find outside officers from other precincts in other jurisdictions to come and try to help get a handle on the spiraling out of control crime that was harming precisely the types of neighborhoods that

and it's a long way off. >> do you think, though, that the support is still there, that the party that he left will be around in 2024 >> well, i think that remains to be seen i've encouraged republicans to act like republicans, stick to the principles of the republican party you know fiscal responsibility, a strong military, things that traditional republicans believe in, because i think uniting the party around a set of principles is long and more enduring than around some personality. >> in this book you're critical of those you say who came along and really wanted to blow things up, get to congress and blow things up. others say that you were a little bit a part of that how do you respond >> well, i don't -- people are going to be critical i had my hands full with some of our members. there's members on both sides of the aisle who are more interested in making noise, drawing attention to themselves, raising money than they are about governing. if we're going to get things done for our country, we've got to find a way to work together to achieve that >> let me ask you about president biden.

. >> this is the hypocrisy and it is stunning, the far left is the democrat party there is green warriorsng else is just fine if you have a green new deal, it is fine to lose jobs out of the united states to china it's all right the chinese forced labor because you're buying a product from china that you should buy from china in the first place. it's okay to cancel the keystone pipeline even though america loses jobs and it means that china gets energy. it's okay to go after fracking even though it means the united states will no longer be able to meet their mission, the hypocrisy is stunning, it is also the zealotry is crazy why should a american tax dollars go to solar panels in china if they were really serious why not paper solar panels made in america it is the hypocrisy in the religious zealotry that is taken over the far left of the democrat party and biden doesn't seem to be able to do a darn thing about it. liz: let's show what richard says about this, china's province is home to numerous prison lever camps reportedly more than half of the world silicon of raw material crucial to

i think when you have extremes on both parties that's not where legislation actually gets done. they are there to throw bombs and support the leftr parties. to meet in the middle is where things get do jordan is on the right flank and aoc on the left flank in a similar position. >> martha: a lot of position are in those ranks, tomi. i would love to see the people at the top of the list and how they got done. i don't feel there is much getting done at all on capitol hill. >> there is a big difference between being and activist on twitter and doing things for the kun traoe. aoc has been very effective. we're talking about infrastructure spending bill moving further to the left. she has been able to do that and has that party wrapped around her finger. her on the other members of the squad have been very effective with their messaging. i wish conservatives would have something like that on our side and be as effective on they are. maybe utilize social media more and be more outrageous to match aoc. she is shaping that party. she is making it more progressive and moving everybody to the left. people don't recognize joe biden anymore

we will have on the radical far left democratic parties, the state power grab that would wreck the foundationthis great republic. and of course, radicals in charge of the week, the frail, the cognitive belief struggling, releasing joe biden pretty much, he is along for the ride. we have a full report tonight plus stay tuned a huge announcement again with the program. but first once again we turn our attention to chicago and the police involved in the shooting of 13-year-old teenager named adam toledo. it doesn't matter how you look at it, this is a tragedy. 13 years old. children are a national treasure. about as always, we don't rush to judgment. we believe in due process and presumption of innocence. by the way, instead, we report the facts of the case with important context that the rest of the media seems to want to ignore it. same with politicians. we know that in the early morning hours of monday, march 29th, 13-year-old adam toledo was out on the streets of chicago. he was with a 21-year-old convict on parole named ruben roman. let's think about this, a 13-year-old kid on what would be

i never thought we would see a major political party go this hard socialist left, but they did. they are. now, the question is, will they be successful in packing the courts ending the legislative filibuster? will they be successful in all the power grab efforts? >> i hope not. they are trying to. if they can get back the filibuster, then all the other things roll from packing the supreme court to adding the d.c. statehood, which i think is gsconstitutionally untenable inc those types of things. but i do think you are right. we have puppeteers in the white house. susan rice and other people that are radical to the left. but the squad, you look at congresswoman tlaib just said in the last day or so where she said she didn't want law enforcement and she obviously doesn't want a southern border. she doesn't believe there should be incarceration. kamala harris, the vice president who last summer was taking these people over rioting and breaking the law and allegations of breaking thece l, bailing them out of jail just as quick as she could do. so if joe biden was supposedly going to

six of them have since left the party. million eligible to vote in the capital. there are votes for seven combined authority mayors and five metropolitan mayors. thousands of council seats are up for grabs in 143 english local authorities. local issues are important to many voters, but this will give us a snapshot of the national mood, too. it'll be the first test of borisjohnson�*s handling of the pandemic, and the first time voters will have a say on how keir starmer and ed davey are doing. hartlepool will choose a new mp on may the 6th, and all 35 police and crime commissioners in england and four in wales will be elected, too. now, when it comes to the practicalities of casting our votes during a pandemic, some things will feel a bit different. we are being asked to take our own pens and pencils, and there will, of course, be social distancing. but the big questions about how our towns, cities and countries should be run remain the same. that was vicki young, our deputy political editor, looking ahead to the elections

six of them have since left the party.than 6 million eligible to vote in the capital. there are votes for seven combined authority mayors and five metropolitan mayors. thousands of council seats are up for grabs in 143 english local authorities. local issues are important to many voters, but this will give us a snapshot of the national mood, too. it'll be the first test of borisjohnson�*s handling of the pandemic, and for first—time voters will have a say on how keir starmer and ed davey are doing. hartlepool will choose a new mp on may the 6th, and all 35 police and crime commissioners in england and four in wales will be elected, too. now, when it comes to the practicalities of casting our votes during a pandemic, some things will feel a bit different. we are being asked to take our own pens and pencils, and there will of course be social distancing. but the big questions about how our towns, cities and countries should be run remain the same. plaid cymru says it will hold an independence referendum in wales within five

>> because they're so, they're so controlled by the far left mob of the democrat party.he media mob, they're just not going to stand up to them. if the biden administration really wanted to do something about the forced labor camps, if they really wanted to put policies where their words are, they would go after them, say okay, how about find poly silicone someplace else in the world? have american solar panel industry? they talk a good game. we're concerned about the forced labor camps, concentration camps. we're really concerned about hong kong, we're concerned all these things but deeds never match the words. elizabeth: you know, democrat senator jeff merkley is the only one we're hearing speak up about this. the other thing too, you and i talked about this, hunter biden has yet to divest the 10% stake in the chinas investment fund. that chinese investment fund invested in mines in the congo. these mines are accused of human rights abuses and child labor violations. hunter is making money off of china's green energy and human rights violations in africa. this is bad s

the move coming with nevada democratic party seeing growing influenza from democrat settle off socialist wink last month far leftus we appreciate you being here tell why you are switching parties. >> mar that is the first thing right there happened meaner anybody could even astonishing that happened in nevada. so, that just led me to realize that there was no democratic party anymore, i was probably the most conservative democratic you've met in your life no place in this party for me, or people such as me anymore in nevada. >> that is very sad. actually, tell me how that played out why do you feel that way what are some of the policies some of the you know the narratives what you are hearing from colleague make you feel like no more democrat moderate democrat party. >> well, obviously, if you are pro-gun you are pro-life, your family values are such that that is a problem right there but when you see they want to move in a certain direction people like us don't want to move if basically you are saying we don't need you anymore, you are no longer, what the democratic party is about, therefore, just be quiet and