the communist party and the republican party of labor and justice, there are also from the liberal democratic partysociations, the commission included members of belaya rus, belarusian republican youth union. company, this is his professional duty, and this was also discussed at the extended meeting of the board. lawyers should 100% come to the elections, maybe even pre-vote somewhere, if not will happen on the day of the election campaign, that is, we must definitely participate ourselves , thereby setting an example to the entire population, including lawyers, that we are so active, we really understand that this is a very important event and are ready for it... one of the main tasks advocacy - providing professional legal assistance to the population and legal entities in order to exercise their rights, freedoms and interests. over the past year, more than 55,000 orders for the conduct of criminal cases were executed during the preliminary investigation in courts 107 legal consultations took place, of which 15% were free. a general strike of trade unions continues in argentina, this is the first

moran, the military spokesperson of the british liberal democratic party, bypassed the parliament for this attack. he considered it shameful and expressed concern about the consequences of this war. the danger of these military actions is completely clear . we still don't know what the houthis' reaction will be. we don't know what iran will do. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country to discuss this military action of the british government as soon as possible. the joint statement of the coalition stop the war and the nuclear disarmament campaign has come yemenis in support of the palestinian people. they attacked ships in the red sea and said that they would end their attacks if a ceasefire begins in gaza, and now the governments instead of bombing yemen, britain and america should ask israel to stop its attacks on gaza . in a message, jeremy corbyn, a member of parliament and an anti-war politician , called the action of britain and america the cause of the escalation of war and bloodshed and a shameful action. it raised the ques

moran, the military spokesperson of the liberal democratic party of england he considered the parliamentl for this attack and expressed concern about the consequences of this war. the danger of these military actions is quite obvious. we still do not know the reaction. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country to discuss this military action of the british government as soon as possible. at the joint declaration of cease war and the campaign for nuclear disarmament has arrived. in support of the palestinian people, the yemenis attacked ships in the red sea and said that if a cease-fire begins in gaza, they will end their attacks, and now the british and american governments should ask israel to stop its attacks instead of the yemenis. stop gaza in a message, jeremy corbyn, a member of parliament and an anti-war politician , called the action of britain and america the cause of the escalation of war and bloodshed and a shameful act, and raised the question of when we are going to learn from the mistakes of the past. and... understand tha

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid slutsky from the liberal democratic party davankov from the new people party are registered in the central election commission. margarita semenyuk, ivan kuznetsov, alexander porkhunov. news. an exhibition dedicated to folk art has opened at the victory museum. artist of the soviet union vasily lonovoy. today he would have turned 90 years old. sofia sergieva visited the exhibition in memory of the great artist, a true patriot. he was considered the first handsome man of soviet cinema, called our alain delon and a model civil courage. today, people's artist vasily semyonovich lnovy could have turned 90 years old. of course, we couldn’t pass by the anniversary, which is being celebrated today; we are opening a unique exhibition in the victory museum dedicated to vasily semyonovich lonovoy, people’s artist of the ussr, a great friend of the victory museum. general's dagger, daggers and cossack sabers from the personal archive of vasily semenovich. he did not specifically collect weapons, but often received them as gifts. lonovoy

today in the studio is a politician, chairman of the liberal democratic party.on, our rules. oleg sergeevich, you have the right to refuse to answer the question three times. i hope you don't use it. i do not plan. and be attentive to questions. at the end of the program you will have to choose the best question. well, now you have exactly 1 minute to briefly tell us about yourself. time has passed. i'm from minsk. i was born in minsk, grew up here. i adore both minsk and belarus. i'm a politician. i am a deputy, i am the leader of the liberal democratic party , i am the son of loving parents of whom i am proud, the grandson of my grandparents, whom i loved very much, but they are no longer there, and also the father of two beautiful daughters, for whom, if necessary, i am ready, you did it in less than a minute amazing experience, we have 100 participants in the studio, each has their own question for you, let's see: how much time do you have to answer, who will ask the first question? hello, my name is lisa. in the world of politics, you are a fairly well-know

that there is zhirinovsky, he came, that’s all i knew that all my relatives were in the liberal democratic partyd my grandfather, my grandfather, joked about my grandmother, he says, he says, the communists say, when they come to power, he says, i, i say, i’m not putting away my party card, he says, he says they’ll shoot you , because you all betrayed the party, that is , all your relatives were in the ldpr, yes, and after some time you already became a deputy. youth movement and in the recent past was the coordinator of a regional moscow organization, that is, he has worked in many places, and of course, he is truly a brilliant person he was, and remains, a figure of truly historical proportions, i think. it’s the descendants, the descendants, it’s ours who will note this, say, zhirinovsky said something about transport in general, about the development of roads, of course, as has already been noted, whoever speaks today, various political scientists and people, opponents, say, here he was in power, he was in power for 30 years, but this is not so, because he was never in power, he was in parli

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid slutsky from the liberal democratic partyslav davankov from the new people party are registered in the central election commission. margarita semenyuk, ivan kuznetsov, alexander parkhunov, news. in moscow, the award ceremony for the winners and laureate of the all-russian ministry award. it is awarded for contribution to the development of municipalities and improving the quality of life of citizens. in total, almost 19 applications were received. the best. is very important, you just have to go and do it, and people will correct you, they will tell you what we are doing wrong, but we really liked it, we were filled with positivity, of course we learned a lot of new things, and the most important thing is that we realized that our problems know that, in principle, no one can do without the municipality, we are probably the closest to our people, this first forum is very important for us. the participants of the award had to prepare their projects or management decisions in one or another nomination and then the expert council

also, the liberal democratic party, which is the fourth largest party in england, but the scottish nationalty , which is the third largest party in england, has neither approved nor praised it. all three parties agreed that this issue should be reported to the parliament. after that, we will continue the conversation with you and the reaction of the english media to us. over the past few months, they are not satisfied by starvation, they are not satisfied by diseases spreading, they are not satisfied by children being orphan, they are not satisfied when this disabled people, they will never be satisfied until they wipe every single drop of resistance of challenge to their power of the face of this planet. hands off the middle east, hands off the middle east, we want justice, you say, we want justice, you say how, stop bowing guys, now stop bringing bazzal, we want justice, you say how, we want justice, you say how, stop bombing yemen now, stop bombing yemen now, we stop bombing lesson, stop boring, less and now, stop boring. win 50 million tomans not every month, not every week, but every d

according to party lists. surprised everyone, the newspapers will later write: a victory for democracy - a defeat for the democrats. data on elections to the state duma for four districts at once. liberalrty - 24.3%. you look at what is being done. on january 11 , 1994, the first convocation meets for the first meeting, in the book house on the new arbat, the building of the council for mutual economic assistance. before moving to okhotny. views, positions, worldviews. in just 2 years there will be new elections. the duma of the nineties, yes , such a seething cauldron, consisting of very different parties, numerous deputy groups, where no one had a majority, where it was very difficult to make decisions, where most of the time, especially in the first duma, well, probably in the second too , but it was leaving to such tough political debates. if you remember the first state duma , the second state duma, of course, there were big changes, precisely from january, from january 2000 , when vladimirovich putin came to act as president, but in fact, revival began, the understanding began that, probably, in some in which directions we are going the wrong way, through legislation, lawmaking,

moran, the military spokesperson of the british liberal democratic party, bypassed the parliament to the yemenis in support of the palestinian people. they attacked ships in the red sea and said that they will end their attacks if a ceasefire begins in gaza , and now the british and american governments should ask israel to stop its attacks on gaza instead of the yemeni bombers. jeremy corbyn , mp and anti-war politician, in a message anglo-american action. considered it the cause of the escalation of war and bloodshed and a shameful act and raised the question that when are we going to learn from the mistakes of the past and understand that war is not the solution. considering that the red sea is an important waterway in international trade and 10% of all world trade and 30% of all sea container transport pass through this route . some experts in england believe that the british and american fireworks in this sea will destabilize the global economy. mojtaba ghasemzadeh , radio news agency, london. various political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elec

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid slutsky from the liberal democratic party the new people party are registered in the central election commission. margarita semenyuk, ivan kuznetsov, alexander parkhunov, news. russia managed to cope with external risks and put the economy on a trajectory of sustainable growth. mikhail mishusti said at the plenary session of the finance day, it opened the industry marathon of the russia forum exhibition at vdnkh. all details from maria filippova. manage savings effectively and successfully form a personal budget. one of the main topics of the day of finance at the russia exhibition is literacy in relation to this very finance. even children need to know how to handle money. and soon the basics of economics will be taught in every school. the government, together with the bank of russia, allocates. and now they’ve told you how to save. one option is a new long-term savings program. its goal is to help create a financial cushion for large projects, whether either buying a home, paying for education, or providing yourself with a

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid sludsky from the liberal democratic party vladislav davankov from the new people party are registered in the central election commission. margarita semenyuk, ivan kuznetsov, alexander porkhunov, news. now on krasnaya limandskoye direction of the special operation, where the assault groups of the central district operate. intelligence helps identify hidden strongholds in the ukrainian armed forces. fire support is provided by tankers. we'll tell you about the actions on the line of combat contact. alexey baranov. one of the last pontoon crossings on the way to the line of military contact, to the section that runs through the kremen forest. the closer to the front line, the busier the traffic. military trucks delivering ammunition for artillery and tanks, vehicles transporting howitzers to new firing lines. infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, which both deliver assault groups to the front line and provide their cover during the battle, and of course, more and more often here in the serebryansky forestry

registration of proxies of candidates from the communist party of the russian federation and the liberal democratic party the cec will also discuss the issue of organizing voting abroad and visas. and from our colleagues, our partners, they could also be convinced of this, this will confirm. there was an emergency in ulaanbaatar, where a truck carrying 60 tons of gas exploded. according to various sources, from six to twenty people died, over ten were hospitalized with serious burns. the fire engulfed neighboring houses and their residents had to be evacuated. at least three dozen cars burned down, and the cause of the explosion was a traffic accident; the moment was caught on a surveillance camera, where you can see how a truck collided with a car at an intersection. a huge shipment of cocaine worth 13 billion rubles was discovered and seized in the port of st. petersburg. the operation was carried out jointly fsb and customs officers. using special equipment, the drugs were found in a container among bags of coffee that arrived from belgium. a criminal case has been initiated under the article of drug

moran , the military spokesperson of the british liberal democratic party , considered it a shame to bypass the parliament for this attack and expressed concern about the consequences of this war. the danger of these military actions is quite clear. we still we do not know what the reaction of the hussites will be. we do not know what iran will do. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country as soon as possible. let's talk about this military action of the british government. the joint declaration called for a cessation of hostilities and a campaign for nuclear disarmament. in support of the palestinian people, the yemenis attacked ships in the red sea and said that they would end their attacks if a cease-fire begins in gaza. stop to gaza jeremy in a message, mp and anti-war politician corbin called the action of england and america the cause of the escalation of war and bloodshed and a shameful act. it raised the question of when we are going to learn from the mistakes of the past and understand that war is not the solution. consider

moran , the military spokesperson of the british liberal democratic party , considered bypassing theliament for this attack shameful and the consequences of this jang expressed concern. the danger of these military actions is quite clear. we don't yet we know what the reaction of the hussites will be. we do not know what iran will do. because we know what happened in the iraq war, we want to call the parliament of this country to discuss this military action of the british government as soon as possible. in the joint statement of the coalition stop the war and campaign for nuclear disarmament. yemenis in support of the palestinian people to the ships of pain. they attacked and said that they will end their attacks if a ceasefire begins in gaza, and now the british and american governments should ask israel to stop its attacks on gaza instead of bombing yemen. jeremy in a message, mp and anti-war politician corbin called the action of the united states and england the cause of the escalation of war and bloodshed, and raised the question of when we are going to learn from the mistakes

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid slutsky from the liberal democratic partyav. our heroes support us and today they are also with us, thank you very much, because your experience is priceless, and your nobility, the greatness of the soul with which you are now helping veterans return to peaceful life, it deserves special respect. so, i greet you from the state fund, on behalf of the state fund. fund defenders the fatherland, but a whole team, a team at the federal level, since from june 1 we have been working on the territory of all constituent entities of the russian federation without exception. as we age , changes in vision can change the way things are done. toufon was created to nourish and restore the youth of the eyes. it is recommended to use daily for 3 months, three courses per year. tulfon is now in new packaging designed specifically for course use. there are situations when only a big snow burger with chicken can save you, big chicken burger with large tender chicken breast fillet in crispy breading, tomatoes, lettuce and signature sauce. also tr

then come the liberal democratic party, the communist party, and the justice labor party closes the topty. in the first place are people from the social sphere - science, education, culture, sports. then division into the house of representatives on the second locally, they come from government agencies, to local councils. in addition, we can note that four pensioners are nominated, the oldest is 66 years old, one is unemployed, well, from today in belarus the most active part of the election campaign has started, campaigning, it will run until february 24, on the main election day of february 25, the day of silence, what are there any forms of election campaigning and what are the legislative ones? meetings, rallies, pickets, production, distribution of printed campaign materials, executive and administrative bodies, including a number of decisions have been made that also relate to the organization of work by candidates; during the period of pre-election events, in particular, places have been determined in which it is allowed to hold mass events, these are meetings, rallies, pickets,

chairman of the liberal democratic party, member of the parliament of the national assembly of the republics, oleg gaidukevich was a guest today on the 100 questions program to an adult. see you in a week. a new year's miracle at the hands of our fellow countrymen, a belarusian factory of christmas tree decorations, where christmas masterpieces are created that delight more than one generation of belarusians, from a collector and creator. runner, mosaic, the most complex stained glass technique, which is created by the artist, lada ledeneva, gives emotions and joy in the new year. on the eve of the new year, in an ordinary shopping center you can find yourself in our christmas fairy tale, my collection, which i have been collecting probably all my life, and it so happens that this is probably the largest collection of christmas tree decorations in the world, well , at least no one told me that they saw somewhere more than this collection, i travel a lot. some bring magnets, some bring plates, and i brought christmas tree toys, well, the idea was that you can decorate the christmas tree at h

so let's gear from the liberal democratic party. there's also when you call, i heard you pull in of from the communist party. and even though they might sound as if there would be a position parties, technically speaking, they are part of the systematic opposition. that means the systematic opposition means that they look as if they are opposing the ruling party united, russia. but in general, behind the scenes, the ruling party tells them to vote against certain on important political decisions or laws. in order to keep up, the pretense that russia has is functioning opposition. so if we look at that, that means that neither the i need slootsky nor you go, i heard it the one of our really a thread for pooty. and they are allowed to register and be a candidate by poor to you and also. so let's get recently said himself that he is no thread for preteen. and also that all the votes that go to him will not be vote against pooty, which makes it very, very clear. we don't use jennifer pock. thank you very much, jennifer. let's have a loo

and there are also 2 other is lea, i need for you from the liberal democratic party at nichol. i heard it the from the communist party. this sounds as if they would be opposition parties against the rest as ruling party, united nation, united, russia. but it, technically speaking, there are a part of this is the magic of position, which means that they actually do the bidding of the ruling party, meaning they oppose to certain i'm important political decisions just in order to keep the pretends that there is a functioning opposition and russia know, technically speaking, either useful skills, going eco, i've heard it one of our real threats to put the w's. jennifer palka in we got many sex, former pakistani prime minister in wrong con and his wife bush or a b, b, have been sentenced or 14 years in prison for corruption. the verdict comes a day after another record handed con, a 10 year sentence for revealing state secrets. the opposition leader was already serving a 3 year jail term and is barred from standing in next week's general electric concepts. the latest sentence is par

you would liberal democrats are a parti(expected them’ou would liberal democrats are a parti(expectedl democrats are a parti(expected them to have d have expected them to have recovered more in the recovered much more in the current circumstances. they've not all. uh, and not recovered at all. uh, and that leaves a bit of a vacuum on that. >> very briefly. do you think david's got questions to answer on this post office scandal? yeah, i do, i think that, um, if was it credible that you had an outbreak of criminality amongst subpostmasters , um, without subpostmasters, um, without questioning that ? questioning that? >> and i think part of the problem is this, uh, if it's if the choice between people and it you presume that the it is correct and not the people. yeah. um and that's a, that's a modern day the liberal democrat leader should do what explain himself in the house of commons. i think he will have to explain in the house of commons the decisions at time or decisions he took at the time or the he didn't take at the decisions he didn't take at the decisions he didn't take at the

he is the leader of the opposition party, the liberal democratic party, and like so many party leaders do, he was on a campaign trip, helping other candidates as south korea looks ahead to its general election. he was touring a construction site. there were reporters there when a man in his 60s came up to him, asked for an autograph, and then attacked him with a knife. shortly after, we saw a photo of him lying on the ground. someone had taken a handkerchief, applied it to his neck, possibly to stem some of the bleeding taking place. this attacker, a man in his 60s, has been taken into custody. but at this point there is no clear motive being released by police. i should also stress that this is a very politically tense moment in south korea. as far as the liberal conservative divide, it is pretty much evenly split, and it's an environment that can even be described as fragile. as soon as this happened, president yoon, mr. lee's chief rival, quickly condemned this attack, saying that a swift investigation should take place. mr. lee's own spokespeople condemned it, saying this should no

terrible trouble for the last few months, the scandal that has rippled through his ruling liberal democratic partyhis approval ratings to the worst on record in some polls. so for him this will essentially be a welcome opportunity to change the narrative and talk about something else other than the money scandal in his own party. on the u.s. side, it's an opportunity to show that president biden believes in these traditional alliances. another potential candidate for u.s. president, former president trump is skeptical about these alliances. it will be an opportunity to show a difference in the view of statesmanship ahead of the u.s. election. paul: our tokyo bureau chief there, isabel reynolds. china and thailand are set to sign agreement waiving visa were -- requirements for travel between the two countries that would start on the first of march. the thai ministry of foreign affairs said the minister will sign the deal on his visit that began on thursday. chinese tourists were thailand's largest group of visitors and seen as a key to stability. annabelle: the boj meeting minutes from the december

. _ tonight from some of the opposition parties, from the liberal democrats, from the _ parties, fromrom the scottish national party, from the — from the scottish national party, from the welsh nationalists plaid cymru. _ from the welsh nationalists plaid cymru, they are saying that at moments _ cymru, they are saying that at moments like this parliament ought to be recalled. as i said a couple of minutes— to be recalled. as i said a couple of minutes ago, it is the prerogative of a british government to take _ prerogative of a british government to take military action when it deems — to take military action when it deems it— to take military action when it deems it to be fit, although convention more recently has been to consult _ convention more recently has been to consult parliament if not before then _ consult parliament if not before then as — consult parliament if not before then as soon as possible afterwards and i_ then as soon as possible afterwards and i think— then as soon as possible afterwards and i think that will come in the next _ and i think that will come in the ne

but he is the leader of the opposition party, the liberal democratic party. he has been on the campaign trail helping other politicians gain prominence as south korea enters its general election. as we have seen in this video, he was walking with a group of people, some reporters nearby, when a man in his 60s went up beside him and asked for an autograph and then he was attacked with a knife. we saw one image of him lying on the ground with someone applying what appeared to be a h handkerchief to his neck perhaps to quell the bleeding. as far as the man in his 60s, we don't his name or any kind of motive what would perhaps have prompted this. as far as the election, this is a very contentious time in south korea and both parties have condemned this attack, they do not want to be politicized. >> political violence anywhere is something that we need to pay attention to. marc stewart, thank you for that report. >>> still ahead here, what is behind israel's decision to withdraw troops and expand the war in gaza at the same time? >>> plus hundreds of names associa

in a moment we're going to have much more on the upside down world of this liberal democratic socialist partyut first, well, we get to the newest release from the epstein case just earlier, not that long ago tonight, a second batch of court documents were unsealed. joining us now with all the details, our very own nate foy is with us. nate what's the latest. >> reporter: sean in this new batch of documents, lawyers for virginia giuffre and ghislaine maxwell discuss pictures of maxwell at chelsea clinton's wedding as possible evidence in the 2015 civil case. bill clinton himself is again mentioned by giuffre in an e-mail wrote a publisher labeled vf presumably vanity fair, it wrote the e-mail it does concern me what they want to write about me considering b clinton walked into vf and threatened them not to write sex trafficking article about his good friend je. clinton denies this claim through a spokesperson. attorney allen dershowitz witnesses again mentioned accused of having sex with an underage girl a charge he strongly denies and tonight he's coming out saying there are smoking guns that

and they sometimes add to these rights, including the absolutely democratic party, as we say, the christian democratic union, or the liberal of the free democrats, and here we see that, in principle , the same social social radicalization is happening in germany, as we saw 5 years ago in the united states. when the right-wing republicans, their agenda was actually hijacked by right-wing radicals and racists, and the left -wing agenda was hijacked by left-wing radicals, and these radical groups, which basically have about 10% of the population support, no more, probably 15, they actually took over the public discourse and they turned but... moderate ones right and moderate left, democratic right and democratic left forces that belong to the normal social discourse, they turned them into their hostages. i'm afraid that's what's also happening right now in... germany, i think a lot of the interests in this, they, are actually in moscow, and i think that moscow is using its agents and its agents of influence to turn this normal, absolutely social, right-left discourse and competition, social fight, social conflict, and because

uh, the main opposition date of all to is supporting it the smaller liberal democrat party as suggested that should be some kind of legislation to mandate some kind of parliamentary approval in the future. but there is, there is a precedence for this kind of operation. and what we're hearing from her, she's to knock on indeed from the defense minister drawn shots have both been out talking to reporters during the course of the day. is it? this was intended as a sort of a last resort response to what has been going on, but they're not precluding by any means. further. such measures should they deem it necessary. harry, is it fair to say that at this point the u. k. it has essentially a wait and see attitude to decide whether or not they will strike him and again and i think that is fair to say yes, a grown shots. the defense minister was pressed on this quite strongly when he was speaking to the various media reporters during the course of the day. i knew it to do that the main thrust of, or at least a large part of the 1st of the questioning was we'll, that'd be more such strikes. and a

follows: 23.8% of all nominees from political parties are from the belarusian party belaya rus. 18.1 are the liberal democrats. 12 and 4 representatives of the communist party and 7% republican justice labor party nominees. the cec also calculated that a third of the contenders for the title of candidate for the house of representatives are women. deputies of the current convocation are also running for a new term, they account for 7.4% of applicants, 3% more applicants from the ranks of local councils. it is also known that 4% of applicants are young people under the age of 31. the same number of young people are applying for the title of candidate for deputies of local councils, all over the country at all levels below the chamber 18,996 applicants nominated their candidates for representatives. from january 16 to january 30, members of territorial and district election commissions will check received documents for nomination as deputy candidates for compliance with the requirements of the electoral code and make a decision on the registration of candidates. at this stage, the electoral commission center ca

nikolai kharitonov from the communist party of the russian federation, leonid slutsky from the liberal democratic partyght children with special needs who find themselves in difficult life situations, and those whose parents serve in the northern military district zone. help your dream come true every. the president of russia took down a postcard asking kristina from yuzhno-sakhalinsk to visit lake baikal; she became the third child whose wish vladimir putin helped fulfill. christina saw the winter beauty of the deepest lake in the world. rode a dog sled, met seals, and then happily shared my impressions with the president, who put things aside to personally find out how it all went, what ’s special to you, hello, hello, christina, good afternoon, hello, hello, do you recognize me, yes, well, i'm nice, nice, listen, i really wanted to know, how you relax, you like everything, this is exactly what you dreamed of, yes, you really like it, yeah. and you were still diving, sinking to the bottom of lake baikal, well, virtually diving, yes, yes, you weren’t afraid, no, well, you see how i also dived, but not

, even people like larry summers that have worked in different democratic associations -- was captured by the liberals, and democratic partyn and spent a bunch of money, they drove off inflation, and it's all their fault and they screwed up. [laughter] people who supported that said, no, we're coming from a huge dislocation, we need this stimulus for families, working folks, to cushion the blows of the system, and we believe we can do that, keep unemployment low and inflation will come down. and that's either the case as more an out so far. >> correct, that side of the case is much -- there are many economists telling us, assuring us that we should be in a recession by now. they assured us that it would cost many points on the unemployment rate to get inflation down as much as it has come down, two-thirds off of the peak. with the actual cost applied, it's an important area, it lowers prices and you're talking about gas, used car, tvs, groceries, milk, eggs. the guidance from the president was always to try and maintain the job market while easing price pressures and lowering costs. by the way, you mentioned the arp, the r

plenty of your supporters want a party to stand up against brexit. they want the liberal democratse said there was a need to be bolder in the lib dems including on brexit. why won't you stand up against brexit any more? we have stand up against brexit any more? - have been clear about the fact that we do want the uk to have a really strong relationship with the eu, we do want to have the uk at the heart of europe once again, and we set out a road map to rebuild that relationship that's been so badly broken by this conservative government.— broken by this conservative government. ., ., ., government. that you do say that re'oinin: government. that you do say that rejoining the _ government. that you do say that rejoining the eu _ government. that you do say that rejoining the eu is _ government. that you do say that rejoining the eu is off _ government. that you do say that rejoining the eu is off the - government. that you do say that rejoining the eu is off the table. i | rejoining the eu is off the table. i think it is quite clear that for as long as there could be a per brexit g

democratic party, going up to that point. that just makes him even more on the outs with other democrats, specifically with the liberal wing of the democratic party. i am happy to get to the point where we are winding down the policy detail. you probably feel like i shot you with a fire hose of policy detail. this is intentional because i want to give the effect of what this administration felt like. what the agenda felt like. you have all of these different things, all different details, and the political criticism that carter was being unfocused. i want you to think about why people would perceive it that way? is that a fair criticism? is it linked to this particular context? is that something you would say today? now people complain that government does not get anything done. government is gridlocked. the two parties cannot get along. here you have an administration that is focusing on a lot of things. fighting a lot with its own party, fighting with congress, also, things are getting done. not everything is great and perfect, but they are accomplishing some of the things they said they would do. i want to move briefly to

some independent voters who are too conservative in their minds for the republican party or too liberal for the democratic party. in new hampshire you see the classic, centrist independent voter. they can participate and we'll see whether they show up for nikki haley in numbers that sort of mccain-esque. the growth of trump between '16 and '24 not surprising. he's effectively the incumbent. mccain wiped the floor with bush after a big win in 2000 because of those independents. i'm not saying nikki haley can capture that magic again. >> mccain wiped the floor with him. he did not become the nominee. >> correct. >> jamal, doug, john lee, thank you. >>> and today at noon, speaking of chris sununu, nikki haley, watch dana bash's show "inside politics." she's going to sit down with nikki haley and sununu, and you'll see that live here in a couple of hours. >>> 80 million people right now are under winter weather alerts from louisiana to maine, people in places like new york seeing something they haven't seen in years. you're looking a tht it, snowflakes. >>> and rocket man indeed elton john securing his place

in those days, the democratic party went from jim allen of alabama on the right, very conservative, to jim avenue arrest, the south dakota democrat, who was the most liberalthe republicans went from jake javits, who is almost as liberal as any democrat, to a very conservative firm and. the probably -- the parties could not stand for almost anything, because the difference of opinion was so wide. congress was able to legislate, but almost everything went through on a bipartisan basis. for each issue, there was a different majority.within the committees on the full floor, there were always changing. because each of the pieces meaning each of the members was flexible and could go this way or that way on any given issue and within an issue, on various amendments. this part of the bill, that part of the bill, they did everly. that is how they put together bipartisan majorities. that is the only way you could get things done was a bipartisan basis, because the entire democratic caucus in the house or senate, or the republican caucus, they did not agree on anything. host: was the mindset of members different back then? was it ok to work with the other side? gues

this is the so-called left-liberal wing of the democratic party, which controls all the so -called quality press. for several months now, we have been receiving a stream of articles from the new york times, the washington post, the... allegedly , the counteroffensive has failed, but what do you think, the ukrainians will never be able to defeat the russians anyway, great sacrifices, all this must be stopped, well, we should think about truce, nothing like that there were no signals coming from the us administration, although there is much to blame for the lack of haste in deploying us aid. insufficient assistance, especially in a situation where russia is concentrating an incredible amount of offensive means, trying to suppress the ukrainian defense system, to direct the hail of missiles they receive from iran. the statement of three leaders of the republican party, three heads of committees at the house of representatives, sounds very positive against this background, which, unfortunately, is still little known in ukraine. that's all known friends of ukraine: foreign affairs committee cha

starmergeddon, referring to what is going to happen, richard tice, the leader of the reform party and the liberal democratsso saying, he was going to take on legislation in the house of commons later on that would bring back the fixed terms parliament act, from when the lib dems were in coalition with the conservatives, then repealed by borisjohnson, but that legislation boris johnson, but that legislation would have meant that the election would have meant that the election would have meant that the election would have taken place on the 2nd of may, which is the same day as local elections are due to take place in england. ed davey made the point that rishi sunak is cling onto power. i'm sure the other opposition powers to remote parties will be making the same point in the coming weeks. richard tice, making the same point, the deputy chair, lee anderson, on his tv news show made, that they should not be standing because that will aid labour, but he said you need to vote for the party actually believe in. whether they will be able to win any seats is another matter, though they are insisting as you heard

comes from one source, it has always come from there, it is the so -called left. the liberal wing of the democratic partyich controls all the so-called quality press. we 've been getting a stream of articles from the new york times, the washington post, the hill, news week, etc. for months now. allegedly, the counteroffensive failed, but what do you think, the ukrainians will never be able to do it anyway to defeat the russians, great sacrifices, all this must be stopped, well, talk about an armistice. there was no such thing, no...signals coming from the american administration, although there is much to blame for the lack of haste in deploying american aid. you mentioned zelensky's visit to the baltic countries. speaking together with the lithuanian president at a press conference, he for the first time quite harshly publicly reprimanded the insufficient aid. especially in a situation where russia is concentrating. an incredible amount of offensive means, trying to suppress the ukrainian defense system, to direct the hail of missiles they receive from iran. the statement of the three leaders of the rep

this is the so-called left-liberal wing of the democratic party, which controls all the so -called quality receiving a stream of articles from the new york times, the washington post, and the hill for several months now. svyok , etc., supposedly the counteroffensive failed, but what do you think, the ukrainians will never be able to win anyway russians, great sacrifices, all this must be stopped, well, talk of a truce, nothing like that, no signals came from the american administration, although it can be blamed for the lack of haste in the deployment of american aid, did you remember zelensky's visit to the baltic countries? speaking together with the lithuanian president at a press conference, he for the first time quite harshly publicly reprimanded the insufficient aid, especially in a situation where russia is concentrating an incredible amount of offensive means, trying to suppress the ukrainian defense system, to direct the hail of missiles they receive from iran. the statement of the three leaders of the republican party, the heads of the committees at the house of representatives,

this is the so-called left-liberal wing of the democratic party, which controls all the so-called quality press. we 've been getting a flood of articles from the new york times, the washington post, the hill, news week, etc. for months now. allegedly a counterattack. failed, but what about you, the ukrainians will still never be able to defeat the russians, great sacrifices, all this must be stopped, well, think about an armistice, nothing like that, no signals coming from the american administration, although it can be blamed a lot for the lack of haste in the deployment of american aid, you mentioned zelensky's visit to the baltic countries, speaking together with the lithuanian one ... especially in a situation where russia is concentrating an incredible number of offensive means, trying to suppress the ukrainian defense system, to direct the hail of missiles they receive from iran. it sounds very positive against this background. the statement of the three is still little known in ukraine leaders of the republican party, three heads of committees under the house of representatives, th

this is the so-called left-liberal wing of the democratic party, which controls all the so -called qualityress. we have been receiving a stream of articles from the new york times, the washington post, the hill, news wivik, etc. for several months now. allegedly, the counteroffensive failed, but what do you think, the ukrainians will still never be able to defeat the russians, the casualties are great, all this must be stopped, stop thinking about a truce. nothing of the sort, no signals coming from the american administration, though she can be blamed for the lack of haste in deploying american aid. did you remember zelenskyi's visit to the baltic countries? speaking together with the lithuanian president at a press conference, he for the first time quite harshly publicly reprimanded the insufficient assistance, especially in the situation. when russia concentrates an incredible amount of offensive means, trying to suppress the ukrainian defense system, to direct the hail of missiles that they receive from iran. against this background sounds very positive, unfortunately, still little kno

are holding out hope for a viable third party or independent challenger >> the democratic party has become far too liberal for me the republican party has become far too conservative >> reporter: in milford, new hampshire, independent kathy carson feels politically homeless >> i'm open to a third-party candidate. >> you want to kick the tires on a third candidacy if there's something there? >> if biden and trump are my choices, yeah >> reporter: that frustration with this year's political offerings is echoed at yankee bowling lanes in manchester. >> i can't pull the lever for somebody that i don't believe in >> you would like new people >> new people. fresh minds, fresh ideas. >> that's the best we've got? come on now. >> reporter: but amidst the political despair, we did still find some hope >> would you describe our politics as broken >> misled. >> it's not broken this is what democracy's about. >> that's what democracy's about. >> it's just kind of off track a little bit. need to bring it back a little >> i like it you've got a little bit of optimism. >> you have to you have to. >> reporter: chuck todd

and as for the other opposition parties in westminster, the liberal democrats, played comrie and the en recalled and that should have been a boat on this. here is the snp leader, humza yousaf. —— plaid cymru. the uk, let's be honest about this, does not have a good track record when it comes to military intervention, particularly in the middle east. that is why the house of commons should have been recalled today ahead of military action that was taken in order to allow our mps to debate and, yes, to scrutinise the uk government's plans for military action. so, we will wait and see what actually happens on the ground. that statement is due from the prime minister on monday afternoon and i suppose that rishi sunak will look at the experience of one have his predecessors in david cameron, now lord cameron, foreign secretary appointed by rishi sunakjust a few months ago who famously lost a vote in 2013 about air strikes in syria and that might be one of the reasons why rishi sunak is reluctant to put it to a vote in the house of commons. certainly it looks like evenif commons. certainly

this year at some point and what we have seen over the last few days as the opposition party, labour, liberal democratiling on pressure to hold a may election, an election in the spring at some point. and what rishi sunak has done is address it for the first time and try to kill off that speculation, try to kill off that speculation, try to kill off that speculation, try to dampen down any excitement about the possibility of a spring election, a may election and said his working assumption is an election in the second half of this year. so i think the reason that is to try and get ahead of any speculation, head of any expectation even that an election will come before then then and as you heard, keir starmer the labour leader accusing rishi sunak of squatting in downing street. the liberal democrats have used exactly the same phrase in the last few moments to respond to what the prime minister has said. it is worth saying that there was no obligation or even expectation on rishi sunak to hold an election in the first draft of this year, in the spring, at any point, the decision for when to hold it is