lenin was a communist from act then, sanders is a socialist from now. the thing that -- a socialist now -- who would be better than bernie sanders. everyone knows he is an american socialist, lovable, huggable socialist. [laughter] hillary, barack obama, which owes bernie sanders to represent us. main themes ofhe the conference, the sudden interest -- even explosion in support. percentagesa huge who say they would vote for socialist for president. many of them didn't for bernie sanders. bernie sanders at 13 million votes in the democratic primary. donald trump dragged about getting 14 million republican votes -- republican primary, a record indeed. sanders got 13 million. he was not very far behind hillary clinton. many of his 13 million came from people who call themselves socialist, say that they like socialism, and they voted for him because he's a socialist. i added more than that -- both bernie sanders -- call themselves democratic socialist. people should ask for democratic socialist. iran and some of the others will now -- a conference in 1903 --

. >> reporter: this is what they did when they closed out part lenin and had a wait to see who the nextpon it would be. they thought that the jazz would would go four in a row. if you remember and gave 3 it was corey thompson who did not have a good shooting night and neither did three of the warriors big four but coming out on fire as the warriors start out with good defense. you knew that the jazz would make a run and come back and they outscored the warriors by 14 in the second quarter and it was that of a third when they got within six that the warriors made a big statement. once again the warrior punch made a contribution. than the guy who was everywhere tonight was green. he had 10 rebounds and 11 assists so the warriors came out because they wanted to finish this thing and four games. that is something that they talked about after the game.>> we've imposed all games and that is important. if you can do that and experience that we have, it will be [ indiscernible ].>> whatever they're doing is good for us. >> the important thing is to take advantage of this and keep that same focu

so, i don't want to go up into a historical rabbit hole but the was argument between stalin, lenin and trotsky do we have one ininsurgency and the answer was no. and trotsky was kicked out. we have to have russia succeed first and then talk about exporting it around the world. so there was aing strategic decision. and the communist elsewhere are -- will support them. but we're not going to sit in a cave with a joy stick and control the whole world insurgency. so there was a devolution of control and the massive differences that the communist insurgencies were secular. this one says we're doing it for god. isis, al qaeda says we're creating something for the glory of god. however that isn't a difference. why? a former communist and amazing anti-0 communist, the hungarian -- what chose to call communist? a godless religion. and it was. marxism is absurd. look the whole concept of the die electric tick and the human history is progressing, the synthesis, antithesis and so forth. it's garbageup. have to take on faith things that could never be proved scientifically so there's a similarity

i don't want to go off into a historical rabbit war, but this was the argument between stalin, lenin and the others. do we have one insurgency that is global and the decision was no. he was kicked out because what did his colleagues a? we have to get one country right. we have to have the insurgency succeed in russia and then we can talk about exporting it around the world. there was a strategic decision made by the elite originally that we can have communism spread but they have to do it for themselves so the communists thoughts were, whether in greece or what have you, we will support them but we won't sit in a cave with a joystick and control the insurgency. the massive difference is that the communists insurgencies were secular. this one says we are doing it for god. isis, al qaeda says we are creating something for the glory of god. however, even that isn't the real difference but why? communists and anti- communists, what do they call communism? a godless religion, and it was. marxism is absurd on the face of it. you look at the concept of the dialectic and human are always add

the club will provide support to midfielder aaron lenin, after he was detained under the mental healthhing on in rugby league. the super league leaders came from behind to beat huddersfield giants 26—21, to extend their advantage at the top of the table to three points. and a huge day for irish cricket — for the first time they take on england in england. the home side are being captained by eoin morgan, who was born in dublin and used to play for ireland. that could change in the future as ireland establish themselves as a test nation. irish players will be tempted to stick. the weather. sarah is there for us. icy some sunshine. absolutely. good morning. sunshine for much of the country. this is a sunrise captured by some weather watchers. dry but breezy. the best of the sunshine in the north of the country. high pressure in charge in the north. further south, a front moving into what the south—west. a squeeze in the isobars. blustery in the south—west. this morning, dry and bright. plenty of sunshine. a similar story in northern ireland and northern england to be barely a cloud in th

one afternoon substitute the names of marx and lenin and mao for jesus she thought was a creative way to convert christians to the revolutionary cause pleased with himself he proudly showed the doctored song sheets to my mother when she came home, did she would be impressed. he was hoping to sing the song and maybe even sell copies on the street but it completely backfired. my mother was not only unimpressed but mad. you turned marxism into a religion but raul was stunned. it is a tactic to politicize the masses. no. it perpetuates the called the personalities substituting marks for jesus . angry he lit a match and it caught fire in the middle of the room we both jumped she said don't be crazy. stomping out the fire ashes from the bird to sheets' floating across the room you could burn the whole place down. my mother in raul only squirreled without resolution what my mother would call the root causes of female oppression. for persistent focus on the woman question raul sometimes lashed out telling her as the north american she was the daughter of imperialism she would counter always r

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his latest book has just been published titled "the dilemmas of lenin: terrorism, war, empire, love,olution." welcome back to democracy now! talk about the manchester bombing, the significance, the reverberations right now, and the investigation that is going on. >> well, so far we know very little, amy, about from dust above what you are already reporting on screen. we don't know whether this 22-year-old suicide bomber was part of a larger group. we do know that the weapons he carried to blow himsmself up wee of a cruder sort. any people, most serious and seasoned observers of terrorism, are denying that he was linked to isis. isis itself in deep crisis in the middle east, is claiming any attack wherever it happens in the world is carried out by one of its own. basically, very little h has ben revevealed by the british intelligence services so far. there was an initial report saying they knew his identity and knew who he was, but nothing more has been said. the fact that he is of libyan dissent, was born in this country, and his transfer libyan exiles, can't be unlinked to the war t

offer.rejected a revised the company is the biggest provider of lenin to hotels and restaurants and itke its as a to shareholders, but result of this latest news, we are seeing stock rising the most on record and hitting the highest since october 2016. on the downside, i'm looking at casino on the larger side of the knit caps. it is one to watch among some other european stocks because of brazil. brazil being plunged back into political prices. exposure, downe 1.9%. wire card dropping the most in three months. we had numbers out and first quarter cash flow from operations. it is confirming its full-year forecast. the stop was called lower and it is moving lower. matt, guy. matt: all right, thanks very much. merck says profit will remain stable this year after the u.s. approved a new cancer drug faster than expected. the company is counting on this new product to rejuvenate its altar business. juhnert joins us for his first interview of the day. marcus, welcome to bloomberg markets. let me ask you about this new immune oncology drug. it got fast approval from the fda twice in a row, but

look, lenin and stalin at least had the intellectual humility to stop at five-year plans. this was a 17 year plan. as a result, 40% of u.s.: crop is in effect free allocated to be burned in gasoline tanks. this artificially raises the demand for corn, hence the price for corn. corn is one of the three main food staples in the world. corn, rice and soy. all of these staples compete for customers and land. when you raise the price of corn, you end up having repercussions throughout the global food system. what i had here was just a slide from a study by the center for regulatory solutions, that is part of the small business and after printer should counsel. they calculate for example that just in california over about 20 years, that the increases in food prices -- and also because ethanol impairs fuel economy, the increases in fuel purchases -- that's another cost -- would depress labor income by $18 billion. i don't think at the goats to the rest of it. you basically get the point. here's a book that i think is wonderful. also, read steve's book. it argues the same basic th

everton say winger aaron lenin has a stress—related illness and is receiving care and treatment.ng mental health issue and is expected to make a full recovery in the short term. ilie nastase has called wimbledon's organisers "small minded" after they said he'd not be invited into the royal box at this year's tournament nastase was romania's captain for their fed cup match against great britain last month but he was ejected after swearing at the british team. he's been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation as they investigate a number of comments he made. we condemn his behaviour, in the fed cup against the british team. the itf are conducting an investigation at the moment. he is subject to a temporary suspension and we will await the outcome of the itf investigation, and we will honour that suspension for at long as it is in place. fernando alonso has been given the go—ahead to compete at the indy 500 later this month. he successfully completed a series of tests and said he wanted to go faster but he's right foot wouldn't let him. he was only going over

slipped out of her presence and met with a group of refuseniks to see what was really happening in lenin grad, now st. petersburg. not bashful about talking about people feel they've been treated unfairly. history of doing that. as ambassador it's even more important because of our country's commitment to human rights. and i look forward to working with you and ideas that you and others have about people that are not being treated fairly and being able to at least bring those issues up in a private setting. because as you said, saving face is important in their culture but it's also i think important that we confront them in those areas where we feel they're not abiding by basic human dignity. >> senator cardin. >> i want to applaud your consideration today. done well in giving us confidence of your knowledge of the areas and way that you go about trying to reach strategic decisions as to how to advance u.s. interests. thank you for that. i want to put a dose of reality on north korea for one moment because i am concerned with some of the exchanges, not necessarily your response, but the

remember what lenin said, if the rich are unhappy it's their own fault. >> there you go.ntelli, remember what lennon said. we'll send it over to you now at the cme group in chicago. >> what, which song are you guys referring to? listen, if you look at what's going on on the fixed income market for the week, carl nailed it. not only are tens down a bit. let's see. twos are down two basis points. tens are down one basis points. 30s are up two basis points and bunds are down one basis points. we had the highest grade auction, i try to be as objective was a d-plus for the two year on tuesday. so to me a lot of short presence that was not in the market. it was long presence that pushed steel's yields down. i think that has reversed. certainly gave up ground. a few minutes before the 8:30 eastern data. look at the intraday of tens. it started to get bid up around eight and it wasn't unique here. look at the intraday of bunds, the same set-up. i'm picking a one week of fives because threes, tens and 30s are new guys. i can't give you a one week chart because of the auction but t

and, of course, by october of '17, vladimir lenin will take the russians outlets of war completely. so, now, that's a huge number of allied soldiers that the german will divert and will divert against the western allies. the western allies themselves had not done very well in 1917. french launch a massive offensive that ends up being such a debock debacle that they are going to mutiny. which turns into the iconic vision of world war i dying in the mud. to accomplish very little. finally, in november of '17, the germans launch a counterattack against italians and nearly break the italian army. so, the americans are really are the only bright spot that comes out in 1917. sadly, we are so woefully unprepared for the war it will take us a while. 2 million men ultimately make it through france before the armistice, and it's a miracle that we get there. and we only accomplished that by cutting a lot of corners so american soldiers will suffer for lack of training, lack of preparedness and leadership to understand reality of war. >> what was the period of heaviest u.s. casualties? >> well,

to go off into a historical, you know, rabbit over remember this was the argument between stalin, leninand trotsky. do we have one insurgency that is global? yeah. and the decision was no, trotsky was kicked out because what did his colleagues say? we had to get one country right. we have to have the insurgency succeed in russia, first, the we can talk about exploiting it around the world. there was a strategic decision made a regiment that we can have common is an spread bet they will it themselves. so the commonest themselves were, whether increase or what have you come we will support them but we will not sit in a cave with a joystick control the whole world insurgency. it was a devolution of control and, of course, the massive difference was what? a massive difference was the commonest insurgencies were secular. this one says were doing it for god. isis, al-qaeda says where creating something for the glory of god. however even that isn't a real difference. why? former communist and amazing at the communists, the hungarian, what did he call communism? a godless religion. and it was.