my favorite backdrop is the lenin maza leon in front of the kremlin's mighty brick walls and lenin isn't just in his tomb. our bodies are the wake up by the way that i'm going to get off. sergey sell a view of earns a living here as a lenin double for tourists he says that over a quarter century after the soviet union's fall people still want to see the former communist revolutionary. and you know the why didn't the tourists remember me with the leader of the proletariat who turned the world on its head they asked me. why did you do that would strip. the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the embodiment and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood the flow here back then double as i did the quote from its bloody history to its architectur

"we are a marxist leninist party and implicit in marxist leninism is proletariat nationalism.avid hilliard, panthers chief of staff, added marxist leninism and communism must be the goal. there were many top communists featured with panthers chairman bobby seale. one of them was leading theoretician of communist party usa. >> i appreciate the honor of speaking here this evening. for me, the honor is multiplied, since j edgar hoover has denounced this meeting's main initiator, the black panther party, as quoting without question the greatest threat to the internal security of the country. [applause] if j edgar hoover condemns something, it must be good. and if j edgar huger condemns something in terms of great severity, it must be very good indeed. to be attacked by the chief cop of america is a magnificent tribute. may the black panther party in the future continue to merit the diatribes issuing from his foul mouth. narrator: this is the daughter of the speaker, a self-admitted communist. at the university of california berkeley in fall 1964, with mario savio, shown here, she

them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up lenin wall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st. things there you can do as well as getting your duty free is to write a message on a post it note and slap it on a student. now the white house is hosting technology company executives to discuss the rise of online extremism the meetings in response to saturday's shooting paso that killed 22 people the gunman announced his attack on an anonymous message board by decrying what he called the hispanic invasion of texas in march 51 worshipers were killed in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand facebook streamed the shootings live before the signal was eventually cut after widespread criticism of its slow response facebook says it removed one and a half 1000000 copies of the attack from its site or before he started shooting the alleged gunman posted a 74 page document denouncing muslims and immigrants our white house correspondent kimberly held joins us now live with the latest on that me

them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up leninwall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st. things you can do as well as getting your duty free is to write a message on a post it note and slap it on the students really 2000000 muslims are estimated to have started their annual hodge pilgrimage to mecca and saudi arabia the 5 day event is a chance for muslims to seek redemption and to forgive and be forgiven for muslims it's considered the peak of spirituality as well majority century islam are calling for the closure of the city's mosque on sunday and a mass a prayer to be held the docks instead. as more from the west bank. the mic work field for tea which runs the election most common.

to be an englishman i know you have campaign begins environmental destruction in ecuador under the lenin marino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k. police in to the embassy to capture him jump ill just said on this show that it would be a warning from history they bribed him with the promise of a 4700000000 i.m.f. loan i may say that culminate does not end with getting. a note to give up today in the sun which also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher tact and 10221021 the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the law something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton abramson trump himself and pence

them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up lenin wall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st. things that you can do as well as getting your duty free is to write out your message on a post it note and slap it on a student. china's issued its highest red alert warning as the typhoon heads towards the eastern coastline typhoon in the kiba is expected to make landfall in jan province on saturday it's already battered taiwan killing one person in $60000.00 households without any power japan was also it some people were injured in flights and ferry services disrupted. plenty of ground still to come for your analysis here including the stories will have the fallout from one of the biggest u.s. immigration raids eden's. from one crisis to another how the drugs trade in colombia and snaring venezuelan seeking an escape. the weather doesn't say bad for japan over the next day i'd say but for eastern parts of china very different story you can just see this big area cloud just startin

actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then. from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say it's most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. that's got to be for the bucket list more on the website d.w. dot com slash culture but. thanks for watching. the people of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. not all think. well i guess sometimes i am place and i think that. thinks deep into the german culture of looking at stereotypes the question but if you think if you are trying to get i don't blame. freakishne

actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's fighting it red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on this where and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then double as i let the quote from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say its most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. for the bucket list more on the website at g.w. dot com slash culture but after all for now thanks for watching by. eco africa. bigger animals are trying to a lot of attention but don't overlook these little flowers very endangered. gen-u. can do something to protect them. and. we preserve free success stories from south africa. identifying rare plants. finding them creating an urban oasis of. how this time on taste. w. correspondent s

actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful mr lenin though offers a different explanation. because. it's the idea that red square is simply the in bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on this square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then that well as i did the quote from its bloody history to its architectural splendor there's a reason for everyone to visit red square. some also say it's most beautiful in winter when red square turns white with snow. to be well for the bucket list more on the website at g.w. dot com slash culture but after all for now thanks for watching a bi. monthly intermission it'll show us who are journalists to discuss the topic. coming up on quadriga hong kong protesters want china to respect the rule of law and the city's semi autonomous status but will beijing give them the freedom they're dramatic talking about that coming up on. quadriga 30 minute

them here at the airports because they don't want to overstay their welcome they have a human pop up lenin wall so where you are right off your flight from wherever you come this friday evening one of the 1st. things that you can do as well as getting your duty free is to write a message on a post that note the students but when 2000000 muslims are estimated to have started their annual hodge pilgrimage to mecca and saudi arabia a 5 day event it's a chance for muslims to seek redemption and to forgive and be forgiven for muslims it's considered the peak of spirituality the start of the holiday on sunday as a potential flashpoint between muslims and jews in occupied east jerusalem israeli police are warning they may prevent muslims from praying in the oxe a mosque compound on sunday which that already which oversees sites in jerusalem is calling for the closure of the city's mosques and a mass prayer is held at the instead of the whole area is central to the israeli palestinian conflict and a constant flashpoint as both sides lay claim to jews supported as temple mount which is built on top

afraid to defy the ban very very important for me to send my tear to score you know you cannot win lenin in an environment i guess you cannot be with less is so does our own class these things like that because one is something that comes with a group with a pen and. not been read and the web forms things that i don't. this school in the city of kumba was one of the few that kept teaching students despite the ban but now it's also closed its doors it was just too dangerous for staff and students to risk coming here more than 2000 pupils used to learn at the school the vast majority of them currently have no alternative place of education menace course across the 4 regions half shut down just like this and some of those relocated to areas they caught in the city collins does as much as he can to teach his children. some families are hiring private tutors or sending their kids to underground schools in private homes but cullen simply can't afford these options he also doesn't have enough money to move to a safer area where some schools are still operating under massive security patrol this

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be an englishman i know you have campaigned against environmental destruction in ecuador under the leninmerino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k. billie's in to the embassy to capture him jump ill just said on this show that it would be a warning from history they bribed him with the promise of a 4700000000 i.m.f. loan i may say that they culminate does not end with getting moreno to give up julian assange. also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador as most important national park which is a travesty beyond all of. let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patcher attacks and 10221021 the amendments to it citizens barely have rights anymore everything is at the whim of the commander in chief and the commander in chief is anything is allowed now there is no law there is no recourse to the little something i've written about in lots of my songs over the years because it's when the law goes. that we find ourselves pitched into. wars and this team at the moment bolton a broom isn't trump himself and pence an

be an englishman i know you have campaigned against environmental destruction in ecuador under the lenin merino administration what do you think is behind the decision to let u.k. billie's in to the embassy to capture him jump ill just said on this show that it would be a warning from history they bribed him with the promise of a 4700000000 i.m.f. loan i may say that culminate does not end with getting marino to give up julian assange. also they have plans to let chevron start drilling for oil in ecuador's most important national park which is a travesty beyond all imagination but let's stick to judea and the lower in the united states. after the patch or tax and 1022.

about cleanliness in the embassy and the former media partner wiki leaks the guardian saying that lenin merino said that sandra's buying from the embassy as a political refugee with a refugee card under the $151.00 convention can can an embassy just chuck someone out after previously giving them asylum. while others a family sleeze are right is based on the risk of persecution. also the. current quarter have to say that there is an absolute right to be protected against any risk of truth or ready real treatment so if due to the senate his expulsion or transfer could. a cultural ready treatment there is absolutely no possibility for a state under all circumstances even national security concerns are not sufficient to allow to deny expelling absolute duty to offer martha a more specific law and when you bring up the torture context are you building on that work of your predecessor mendez who said the chelsea manning was treated inhumanely and cruelly by the u.s. military when she was in detention of course he's now in solitary again for refusing to give information to a grand jury about j

were more strongly across the united states that we need to stick to the norms of communism to obey lenin and the americans are evi evil. they are the enemy. psychologically those were the same as the right wing doing the same thing. it is really the same psychology. >> even talk about the horseshoe of political spectrum. >> it's not alarming they probably touch the extreme right and he stream left are probably the same psychology. >> we have a few minutes left for questions please wait for the microphone. we will open the floor to questions. >> uncertainty is one of the biggest creators of fear. when progress happens very rapidly as it has over the past ten or 20 years there is greater fear. is this consistent with the research you have found quick. >> if i am understanding your question correctly. [inaudible] >> speaking to the rapid change one thing i do want to say is that we transform so much as a species in the way that we live today is in the eyeblink of time compared to how we use to live in the hunter gatherers surrounded by danger most of our history so we still have the stone a

nothing when learning thatjohn lennon and lenin were not the same person.as political but i had to wonder. my family was teaching me that as a fully grown british adult i didn't need to hug people so much or cry so much or be quite so excited on christmas eve. my family have been so supportive, and they tried everything to help me regain those early years. but as time was going on, the boy with my name in so many stories and in photographs remained another person in another world. the first few years it did not really bother me so much, all my siblings and friends were so young, and everything was about the present. but as our 20s ticked by, things started to change. with our parents pushing 70, suddenly childhood was everything, and soon i could not go a day without hearing "remember that summer", and "remember those holidays", and it started to feel very unfair. i had lost so much of ourfamily life, those early years that make us who we are. i'm going to stop, sorry... sorry. applause it is really weird that i am so forgetful today. i'm doing better than

. >> 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 backs 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 consid

wonism, leninism, sort of the socialism argument.dimir lenin and the bolsheviks brought to life the first marxist regime. and every single regime since them -- they have called themselves socialism. the union of soviet socialist republics. lenin immediately realized that communism was too far off -- that was a sort of heaven, and they were not there yet. there were socialists trying to arrive to communism. xi jinping calls what is going on in china socialism with chinese characteristics. host: what is your view of democratic socialism in the united states? guest: since socialism and democracy have proven to be incompatible ideas, i do not really know what is meant by that. i do not think democratic socialism is any clearer a term or any more desirable a term than democratic fascism. those espousing that ideologically -- ideology have a lot to answer for. i think it is significant that leading figures calling themselves democratic-socialist's, be it bernie sanders or aoc, do not condemn these democratic-socialist's like maduro. they d

we have to move on to this uproar -- >> you know what lenin said about cinema. it was the most important tool for propaganda. >> raymond: let's pray it's not. i fear you're right. robert, i want to move on to this uproar over stephen ross.s. he hosted the big fund raiser for trump today. a few protesters lined the streets outside his hampton new york, home. the real backlash comes from celebrities like michael moore and chrissy teigen calling for people to cancel their membership because ross is an investor in those gyms. what is going on here? how is cancelling a gym membership stop an administration that you might disagree with? >> again, it's the wrong idea. we can't be doing this to each other in the nation. we should be doing things to unify. you mean to tell me anyone that supports somebody else and gives money to a campaign -- this is taking it to the next level. george soros, how much money has he given to people? the koch brothers. how much money bob iger from disney given to the democrats? are we going to start boycottino every business that gives mone

you see some like lenin backup time goes deep to rico gafford it 53 yard td on point raiders with a 17 0 lead what tonight for glenn and 11 for 1475 yards couple of tv's second stanza raiders up 24 kyler murray sacked in the end zone by lamarcus joyner for a safety. the rookie 3 for a 12 yard. he was sacked twice and fanned out into the top pick john burton. he loves final score say 33 26 raiders the other backup qb nathan peterman completed all 8 of his passes raiders quarterbacks, 21 for 24 tonight, 250 yards and 3 touchdowns. >>now for the lexus pursuit of perfection ultimate highlight. >>our lexus ultimate highlight courtesy of reds rookie sensation aristides aquino the 25 year-old make in major league history, the first player since 1900 to hit 9 home runs and the first 14 games of his career. appropriately nicknamed the punisher he's hitting 3.62 with a 9.57 just logon to finally some brutal injury news surrounding former warrior damarcus cousins bogey who signed with the lakers. this offseason suffered a torn left acl during a workout vegas. he'll undergo surgery and there's a c

in some ways what we see evolving also a single party governance, something that lenin first createdn 1917. bob gates, and government you saw these trends. we see, frankly right now in america, and administration and bracing some of these totalitarian leaders, whether at her gone, cushion, dutere - erdogan, putin, dutere. to what extent did the american bulls of james -- american principles of jamestown and williamsburg and our founders, have to drive or show as an , a broad interest in human rights and in press freedoms? there is andthink really since 1945, only one clear strong voice in democracy and for liberty. and that has been the united states. you cannot impose democracy on another country. but i will never forget talking to people like vaclav hobble in tech is voc yeah - vaclav havel in chuckles voc yeah and let colace in poland - abnnd lech .alesa in poland and how important it was to them , not turbine intervene because we never did. but to know that we were out there and we cared and we were a voice for the principle of democracy and liberty. we helped them a lot clandest

so, if lenin or trotsky had signed up to rally at the dsa convention, they probably wouldn't have beentage as one person explained, the right to speak at the convention is determined based on sex and skin color. >> marshals will be at each mic to kind of negotiate progressive stack. we know that not everyat oppression is visible so, you know, we will have people at each mic to think about who is already spoken before, gender, race, ability, orientation, and more. >> tucker: barf. so if you are a regular viewer of the show, you have noticed there's been something missing r for the past couple of months. probably our favorite guest,r mark steyn, has not been on this program.m. we practically had to send liam neeson out to track him down and return him but mark steyn is back with us tonight and we are grateful for. welcome back, mark. >> hi, great to be back. yeah, liam neeson rescued me from a bunch of albanians who have been holding me. it's "taken 12" coming to thee multiplex near you anytime soon. >> tucker: [laughs] good. i will be first in line. what do you make of this? the democra

a chinese students' transcript and i see marxist linenist thought one, retired class and linen and lenin and marxist 2-- but maybe that's an idea for berkeley, maybe they'll require marxist one and two at our great universities, too, and then our great advantage will disappear. >> i would like to weigh in on what seems to be your conflation of racially inspired admissions versus-- and gender inspired admissions two co-equal evils. i'm here to tell you i have a daughter who graduated with honors from bucknell. however she was bitterly disappointed when she was rejected from cornell and uc berkeley. in the theory of experimentation she took summer school courses taught by cornell professors at cornell and uc berkeley protesters. in bowl. calc a-plus at cornell and beat out everybody in the class and uc berkeley a-plus, and the professor said i don't know where you go to college i'll personally write a letter of recommendation for you to come to uc berkeley and my daughter stood up 5 foot 8 inches tall and said, sir, i've already been rejected by uc berkeley once and you will not have the o

this is directly from lenin.n return, we now know because of material that has become available from russian archives, in return for that concession, hammer was laundering soviet money coming into the united states to support the american communist party. the its beginnings, american communist party was a tool of soviet foreign policy, and that continued until the 1930's and 1940's. 1950's, the american communist party was pretty much dead. it was no longer quite as useful to the soviets as a tool to influence american policy. host: another key player, john tunney, who was he? guest: he was the son of the former heavyweight champion of the world. he was elected to the united states senate from california. he was a close friend of ted in 1978, or 1979, ted kennedy intervened with the kgb. a document surfaced from russian archives, again after the collapse of the soviet union, indicating that ted kennedy had urged the soviet union to give a contract for the olympics, for the moscow olympics to john tunney. in fact,

when my grandfather was 17, he saw lenin speak in russia. he promised everything. when he got to power, he sent his soldiers out. they disarmed the populace and made examples of certain people. my great-grandfather was one of the people he made an example of worried he was put up against the wall and was exit you did. he was told what he produced on his farm would now go to the collective area it would benefit everyone else. host: very quickly. i want to give justin a chance to respond. do you feel that what happened in the u.s. in our democratic republic? caller: it could happen anywhere. we've already had a genocide. host: i'm talking about here in the u.s. caller: you don't think there are people? i'm jewish. you think i'm going to risk the fat -- fact that it can't happen here? i believe it can. my father and grandfather ingrained into me don't be disarmed. that's when things will start to happen. host: let's get a response. i only anyone is rushing to take anyone's guns. think the gentleman we just spoke with, if he were to speak ,o the families of the victims

the left since lenin, the left has never supported freedom of anything let alone speech.ican, as a liberal, as a democrat, as a jew, i fear the left much more than the right. that has to be the wakeup call to decent liberal of whom there are tens of millions in this country. steve: that is probably an answer, if you googled it you would not get. dennis prager, thank you very much for telling us what is going on at the search engine giant. >> thank you. ainsley: good to see you. let's hand it over to jillian with headlines for us. jillian: an update what is going on in ohio. we have brand new disturbing details about the dayton shooter. his ex-girlfriend speaking about several red flags that prompted her to break up with him months before he killed nine people. on the first date, showed the body cam video from the pittsburgh synagogue shooting, admitting he got uncontrollable urges to do thinks. >> i'm still working through the shock. i'm sure i will eventually feel it at some point. but i wasn't entirely surprised that he did something bad. i just didn't think it would be

in the audience, john lenin, george harrison and ringo starr and at the press conference that launchedere he lived. the fact that woodstock was taking place in his back garden annoyed him no end. he was in a reclusive situation in an artist retreat. suddenly the woodstock festival is dumped on it. he resented it enormously. in comparison to woodstock, favourably, because we had the biggest 5tar. they didn't get their prize. we got there big star and that amounted to all the other stars put together as far as all the other stars put together as farasi all the other stars put together as far as i was concerned. and the organisers were a bunch of friends ju5t organisers were a bunch of friends just out of school. peter harrigan here was in charge of press. so this wa5 here was in charge of press. so this was just a sea of people. here was in charge of press. so this wasjust a sea of people. yes, absolutely and so was the road coming down here. a sea of people. and all you lot were in charge. how old were you? i was 20. did you know what you were doing? we were making it up as we went alon

i was really young when john lenin was killed, so that really affected me as well and made me kind ofon social media. but tell us about the backlash. i know you have experienced that. >> yeah. for sure. it's pretty surprising. you know, it just seems so many democrats, i believe they, you know, seems like they support the first amendment when they agree with what you are saying. snels they disagree with what you are saying, now they automatically just call you racist or white supremacist or just attack you personally. they don't come back at you and even argue your views. they just attack you personally. so i have experienced a lot of that. and, you know, it doesn't bother me. i don't really read the comments. i do my thing on social media. i tweet out what i want to tweet out or i leave a comment or a post. and then i don't really, you know, stick around to argue with everybody about it. steve: well, you wrote the op-ed. it's called how i went from a liberal to conservative in 30 short years. i understand these days though, ryan, because you are now a supporter of the president, you

this is the launch as lenin war in hong kong there are thousands upon thousands of messages papered across the war in these protests is to carry on to keep going now that the finance in the face of those images that we've seen of chinese pilot military forces on the border less than 20 kilometers from here now most people think that chinese forces on the streets of hong kong is still unlikely at this stage they say that that would come it's too much of an economic and a political cost what most people that we've spoken to say that their main concern is what they see as increasing police violence on the streets now a lot of these messages here rushing people to take part in a demonstration that's planned on sunday hundreds of thousands of people organizers say are expected to take part now this weekend is going to prove to be extremely crucial juncture in this protest movement that's also a violent scenes unfolded at the airport on tuesday night sleep teach my needs met were detained and assaulted forcing the protesters to apologize the criticism still has to do a lot of soul searching they

>> had a poster of lenin, castro, mao tse-tung on the wall.deas. katie: those people are responsible for death of 100 million around the world? what is your sales pitch? as you saw with the numbers, millenials believe socialism is the answer. there are women in congress who believe socialism is the answer. 2020 democratics believe it is the answer. how do you combat this number, 58% of people who say that socialism would be good for the united states? >> we think we have a winning strategy here. i don't think there is a greater group to combat socialism than young americans against socialism. we're 501(c)3 non-profit. we're dedicated to traveling the country. we flim stories of people who escaped socialism. the left is very good at emotion. the right, the people who advocate for freedom, opportunity, fiscal conservatism, not so much. we're adding emotion to the playbook. why personal stories of people who ate potatoes for a month. mom had to burn furniture in cuba to boil potatoes. that story on short 2-minute video where 90% of young american