deserved lenin walls are actually named after john lennon of the beatles and the memorial wall that popped up for him in prague in 1980 in hong kong these are walls that are covered in sticky notes and they have messages of support for the protest movement we saw the 1st one appear actually during demonstrations back in 2014 but now during these protests these are really spreading like wildfire across the city and just to give you a sense of what these walls look like take a look at this we have. a few of them right here these can be found in tunnels and bus stops of metro station. just about any wall or column along the protest route will find these lenin balls in fact some people say there could be as many as 200 of them across the city here's some perspective on how expansive some of these are take a look at this time lapse this is the type underpass it's been renamed the lenin tunnel by protesters look how far this goes on for is incredible in terms of the messages themselves i mean these are notes that express hope solidarity with the protest movement you can see one here that

about any wall or column along the protest route will find these lenin walls in fact some people say there could be as many as 200 of them across the city here's some perspective on how expansive some of these are take a look at this time lapse this is the thai oh underpass it's been renamed the lenin tunnel by protesters look how far this goes on for is incredible in terms of the messages themselves i mean these are notes that express hope solidarity with the protest movement you can see one here that says you'll never walk alone they're also pretty creative to take a look at this playing on the movie kill bill he says is that is the bill dead yet clearly not they're still out there protesting but a lot of messages across the city at these london walls so what do these london walls mean for the protesters themselves i mean in a way look these are kind of a visual barometer right of the amount of support that this movement has if you talk to protesters a lot of them say you know this has become a way for anyone even if you're not out there on the front lines so to participate in the

the wall so lenin is that the communist or the songwriter that would be the songwriter john lennon the talk of the beatles here these are named after john lennon because of a memorial that winds up for him in prague after he was killed in 1000. 80 now in hong kong these are balls that are covered with sticky notes and they have messages of support for the protest movement the 1st one in hong kong appeared during the demonstrations in 2014 this time around though these are spreading across the city there are dozens perhaps even hundreds of these sorts of balls and you can see them right here i mean they're really impressive to look at nick you can you can find them in tunnels and bus stops and metro stations nearly any wallwork palm along these protests routes you'll find them some people estimate there might be as many as 200 of them across the city to give you a perspective take a look at this time lapse this is in the typo underpass it's now being called the lenin tunnel by protesters because look look how far these notes stretch in terms of the messages though themselves i mean thes

. >> i even saw one, a picture of lenin in it. our politics are so dumb by this moment.e live in such a radically dumb moment that their campaign republicans with the picture of lenin with members of congress and its like okay, cool, whatever. >> dana: we are showing here, they have a piece basically saying that a socialist showdown and mayor pete in iowa this weekend when he was campaigning for the democratic nomination basically said, no matter what we do the republicans are going to call us socialists so i might as well stand for what we believe them. how do you think that will play? capitalism getting a favorable rating at 56%, socialism and unfavorable rating at 59%. i look at this and i agree, the politics from it all -- separately from that, if you're republicans you have to think we have a shot here to bring down the house. >> democrats will tell you every republican is racist republicans will tell you that every democrat is a socialist. this creates a problem if the person and in question isn't t. we have gone to stall and, once you plan to stall and there's not

their will not to you are to was strong of are you terry in government and in the case of the kerry lenin illustration hong kong people are especially enry dad she has been eager to please teaching and she has failed to defend how calm people's interest. south africa's president says he will ask for a judicial review of a report by the country's corruption watchdog on friday syria are also as accused of deliberately misleading parliament about a campaign contribution the public protector said the president failed to tell the truth to parliament when he denied knowledge of a $35000.00 donation that speak to family de mello's our correspondent in pretoria she attended the briefing by the president there tell us about what the president had to say about these accusations. or presidents will roll up or so he looked back at what the public protector had to say in this report and he said that her findings were not based on a sound legal foundation and that the findings in this report were not factual this is also what he had said a couple of months ago when he read through the preliminary repor

kilometers from berlin this is what he iron curtain began to crumble back then this was still called the lenin shipyard today it's still used for welding hovering shortening or lengthening ships the smell of rust the night heinz in the sea air here we find the european solidarity center the heart of liberal poland. we meet the hero of the solid honest movement less phones still a non-conformist even the surety is wearing seems to be an open challenge directed at poland's current government it reads constitution in quotation marks the nobel peace prize winner and former polish president back then co-founder and leader of the solid donnish movement. you see i grew up without a father of the sort of on there i'm sure he would have looked after me and then i probably would have become of the director of the shipyard and not just a worker on your own but you can when i was certainly cut out for it. instead i became an electrician. but one challenge the director here had on and became famous . now you tell me was that good or bad it is a very good deal though because this is where. in the summer of

now that's not a conclusive indicator but there are we criminologists used to look at the top the lenin's tomb and see who wasn't there ok so that's a straw on the why didn't he make it readable to he may get rid of pump a.o. now the important thing here is not to give trump exclusive rights to this success i think he was talked to but chinese president z. by russian president putin in in osaka at the g 20 and they tell them look. on the stand your predecessors destroyed iraq and libya because they didn't have a nuclear weapon cation the say and how kim looks at this for pete's sake it's a deterrent now if we can give you some sort of guarantees and we're really i'm really engaged because that's trade on our border right and we don't go in over and out of border if we give you that let's get at the i think the russians and chinese are as much responsible for trump saying maybe oh maybe i'll ask him to meet me at the d.m.z. as. trump himself and from you know kind of said in the 1st part of the program is that there is already a plan out there i mean it's freeze for freeze it it's eminentl

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that's the kind of thing you would expect to hear from vladimir lenin. >> that's right.s just in the wrong hands and who's the guy who's supposed to decide who has the money? bill de blasio. that sounds like a great option for most americans. de blasio, by the way, polling at about 0%, is also the guy who quoted che guevara in miami. how fitting for us, for the democrats, to be standing onstage in miami which is a city that has a tremendous cuban-american population, a big venezuelan-american population, these are people who either themselves or in their immediate families have personal experience with these authoritarian regimes and the way that the government just crushes the freedom out of people, and just limits their choices and ruins lives, and their entire economy. for them to be standing onstage and espousing -- david: we've got to go. de blasio is easy to dismiss but liz warren's wealth tax is nothing more than confiscation of property, too. that's from the same book, when she says she is capitalist, don't believe it, look at her policies. her policies are not c

. >> afro leninism coming to you on a silver platter, barack hussein obama. >> why doesn't he give us his birth certificate? >> the incendiary charge that obama was not born in this country. >> no other american president was badgered to prove he was an american. >> the idea of whether he was born in the united states, i think that's a metaphor. is he one of us? answer, no. >> obama combined the two fires that feed white supremacy. attitudes towards blacks and fears about immigration. >> whether our forebearers were strangers who crossed the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, we are here only because this country welcomed them in. >> throughout the history of this country, immigration has reinvigorated the united states. but it has also awakened the darkest american impulses. one little remembered chapter holds a frightening reminder of where those impulses can lead. ellis island, 100 years ago. immigrants were pouring into the country at times 100,000 a month. packed body to body on rickety boats, penniless, hungry, desperate to become americans. >> these newcomers were consi

yesterdaday, lenin morenoo of ecuador t took a strong step towawards joinining the e far-right alliance by expelliling julian asassane from the embassy. he's picked up quickly by the u.s., will face a very dangerous future unless there's a significant popular protest. mexico is one of the rare exceptions in latin america to these developments. this has happened -- in western europe, the right-wing parties are growing, some of them very frightening in character. there is a counter-development. yanis varoufakis, the former finance minister of greece, a very significant, important individual, along with bernie sanders, have urgeded the formation of the progressive international to counter the right-wing international that's developing. at the level of states, the balance e looks overerwhelmy inin the wrongng direction. but states aren't the only entities. at thehe level of people, it's quite didifferent. and that could make the difference. that means a need to protect the functioning democracies, to enhance them, t to make use f the opopportunities s they prov, for the kinds of activism th

. >> afro leninism coming to you on a silver platter, barack hussein obama. >> why doesn't he give histh certificate? >> the incendiary charge that obama was not born in this country. >> no other american president was badgered to prove he was an american. >> the idea of whether he was born in the united states, i think that's a metaphor. is he one of us? answer, no. >> obama combined the two fires that feed white supremacy. attitudes towards blacks and fears about immigration. >> whether our forebearers were strangers who crossed the atlantic or the pacific or the rio grande, we are here only because this country welcomed them in. >> throughout the history of this country, immigration has reinvigorated the united states. but it has also awakened the darkest american impulses. one little remembered chapter holds a frightening reminder of where those impulses can lead. ellis island 100 years ago. immigrants were pouring into the count, at times 100,000 a month, packed body-to-body on rickety boats, penniless, hungry, desperate to become americans. >> these newcomers were considered just

. >> jesse: you have done lenin throwing drink after drink back on new year's and now he is the debateonitor. >> don't blame him for drinking. >> lisa: msnbc used rachel maddow, and now you have don lemon who is essentially an opinion host as you pointed out being used in cnn, can you imagine if fox did something similar? >> juan: we did. >> jesse: who do we have? >> juan: i'm not getting into it, i just think we should be careful. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: socialist bernie sanders being called a hypocrite by his own campaign. wait until you hear these details next. ♪ dto experiencer gthrilling performance. now, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr for 60 months on all 2019 models. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. it's how we care for our patients- like job. his team at ctca treated his cancer and side effects. so job can stay strong for his family. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments available now. cancer treatment centers of america. since my dvt blood clot i was thinking... could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out di

lenin said the capitalists will sell us the rope that we used to hang them.se american high-tech companies are selling china the rope they are using to hang the chinese. make no mistake, after the chinese are hung, they will come for the rest of us. >> laura: i will just say this, the hollywood, the left and all their caterwauling about trump's doing this, this and that, everiism and if you can imagine, yet they have no compunction about working with a country that subjugates its people, puts them in prison camps, no religious liberty, no free speech, no political rights. and they don't bat an eye. i got to play this, this general making these comments about assisting chinese military, the u.s. companies. let's watch. >> we watch with great concern when industry partners work in china knowing there is that indirect benefit. the work that google is doing in china is indirectly benefiting the chinese military. >> laura: he says indirectly and then patrick shanahan basically says that now former defense sick to , secretary, it is directly assisting the chinese m

. >> jesse: you have done lenin throwing drink after drink back on new year's and now he is the debateonitor. >> don't blame him for drinking. >> lisa: msnbc used rachel maddow, and now you have don lemon who is essentially an opinion host as you pointed out being used in cnn, can you imagine if fox did something similar? >> juan: we did. >> jesse: who do we have? >> juan: i'm not getting into it, i just think we should be careful. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: socialist bernie sanders being called a hypocrite by his own campaign. wait until you hear these details next. ♪ prevagen is the number one pharmacist recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. at visionworks, we guarantee and look great.t "guarantee". we say that too. you gotta use "these" because we don't mean it. buy any pair at regular price, get one free. really. visionworks. see the difference. to put on our website? i mean i would have but i'm a commercial vehicle so i don't have hands... or a camera...or a website. should we franchise

they almost had like a lenin/mccartney type relationship, and when you lose that, you still get hits,eel off 20 number ones like the beatles did. >> we'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us tripp mickle from the "wall street journal." that does it for us. "power lunch" starts right now >> see you in a minute i'm melissa lee along with tyler mathisen the s&p 500 hitting a new record high, but a big pullback will the bulls keep charging the u.s. and china declare a trade truce, but the hard work begins now we'll tell you what's next >> and mortgage rates getting back to record lows, but the affordable crisis still shutting out homebuyers what they're doing to get around that, and it might surprise you. "power lunch" starts right now

they almost had like a lenin/mccartney type relationship, and when you lose that, you still get hits, but you don't reel off 20 number ones like the beatles did. >> we'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us tripp mickle from the "wall street journal." that does it for us. "power lunch" starts right now >> see you in a minute i'm melissa lee along with tyler mathisen the s&p 500 hitting a new record high, but a big pullback will the bulls keep charging the u.s. and china declare a trade truce, but the hard work begins now we'll tell you what's next >> and mortgage rates getting back to record lows, but the affordable crisis still shutting out homebuyers what they're doing to get around that, and it might surprise you. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome, everyone, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us on a summer monday. a new trading month, a new half, and record highs for the stock market, but we're off the session highs, as melissa just mentioned. the dow was up 290 points earlier. apple leading the dow, boeing, the biggest dragger. and

they went with lenin to compare lending to the democrats.nee better pay off on that kind of rhetoric for it to stick, because of its joe biden or somebody who seems friendly and moderate, it's going to sound pretty ridiculous. >> bret: carolina senator tim scott with a statement, far left, pro-socialist policies, not to mention hateful language some of the members have used towards law-enforcement and jews are wrong for the future of our nation. the president interjected with an acceptable personal attacks and racially offensive language. in a matter of political disagreements, aiming for the lowest common denominator will only divide our nation further. a few other republicans have put out statements or have been tracked down the hallways, put out tweets, but for the large majority, the criticisms coming from the left. >> right, it's very, very hard for any republican elected official to break with donald trump because he has such a firm grip on the electoral -- on the primary electorate in the republican party, but when tim scott complains

eruptions i can only describe it as an eruption of these just individuals posting notices on the so-called lenin was named after john lennon that was something that was started in check so right there in the $970.00 s. and there's about $200.00 of the wall. street people calling for the end of the extradition bill so all of the things central theme really is about hong kong retaining the solidly that it was originally promised in 9097 when britain on come to chinese rule is there anything at this point that authorities there can concede to can they offer any sort of political concession or how much should the our forty's there be worried about what's taking place in hong kong. well i think the 1st point to make is that the operatives here really don't have a free hand i mean they're there essentially under the command of the chinese communist party in beijing and so the question is what will the chinese communist party can see there are ways of diffusing the tension i mean that could be which people have called for an independent inquiry into these events that led up to the traditional there cou

very hard about whether 01’ clearly and very hard about whether or not they go ahead and prosecute leninpart of the uk in terms of the british and dutch abortion pills and every part of the uk to simply go to your gpa and get prescribed medication at the nhs but in northern ireland you will find police knocking on your door and we have today is the day when that is cast into the history books. thank you very much for your time, patrick. you're watching bbc news, it's called a gene silencing drug and it has been approved for nhs use approved for nhs use in england to treat patients with a rare hereditary disease. the condition, known as ama loid osis, affects limb movement, vision and heartbeat and often causes excruciating pain. doctors say the impact of the pioneering drug is amazing and gene silencing is making the "previously untreatable, treatable". here's our health and science correspondent, james gallagher. brothers neil and vince nicholas have a deadly disease called amyloidosis. it causes a build—up of toxic proteins in their body, damaging nerves and weakening their heart. the

protests in many areas a few days ago we were at some areas near in a place called type hall where lenin walls have sprung up where people have written notes of support for protestors and messages of discontent of the government so there are many many forms and many other avenues of resistance at this point last night at well at the same time at hong kong university students have demanded for their vice chancellor to speak up and explain the statement he's issued basically condemning the violence as that has happened at the legislative council here this afternoon hundreds are expected more to arrive before they march to the station and the mind for more restrictions and regulations for traders coming from mainland china and as you say not the only protests taking place there are about other issues too including remembering the chinese nobel laureates new szabo other issues but they do all somehow relate back to the discontent with mainland china. exactly and there seems to be no sign of the protests just basically slowing down what we're seeing like i said are different pockets of resist

he says, lenin and i wrote 300 songs or more, so i is to learn some of them.terview two of the livingbeatles. >> again, al. he's worldwide. >> he is. >> he's everywhere you wish you were. >> you're going to be able to t seehat interview with sir paul mccartney on "today" in the upcoming weeks. >> okay. that was an incredible pop start. >>congratulations. hanks to the crew upstairs for working it all in. >> time for the click. >> this is funny, actually. this is innt keucky. this guy tim puts in one of those new doorbell cameras to his hhouse, butigh wants to play a joke on his father-in-law. he said it's retina scanner. that's how the door wl open. so here's the poor guy, he'sin into the camera, waiting for the door to unlock. of course, nothing happens. thiss a good prank. .> that's good. >> and he walks away. >> forget about it. i'll go get a slice. >> that's great. >> that was really good. and all caught on camera. guess who's here. maggie rogers. welcome. dye you excited? are you r for this concert? >> i'm so excited. i went outside earlier, and i n haveev

not a jeffersonion republic there, it's something more like what the czars had and under vladimir leniney're going back in that direction, a very disappointing outcome. neil: okay, colonel, i wanted to discuss this breaking news with you. thank you for your understanding of that. colonel bob mcginnis. we have a lot more on russia, whether it was the genesis of this entire probe, the probe that the president called a witch hunt. when listening to bob mueller this week, he didn't seem familiar with that. what we are to make of that. and republican congressman andy biggs is worried about that. more after this. i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift y