the soul of the liberal party the liberal party was built on a socialist democratic platform that's platform was moved to the center on the deed to the rate by tony blair the very man who led the united kingdom into the illegal wars in iraq and when you consider what's happened there and in libya and several other countries throughout the middle east. there's new socialism and the blurring wing of the liberal party so i'm i don't think for one second that it's been a movie. or some high it's just been misadventure misadventure i think it's been a planned operation from the start to sabotage germy corben and if you remember that the labor party membership in may two thousand and fifteen was around two hundred surgeons and today it stands at five hundred fifty two thousand on the leadership of germany corben the people of britain who joined the labor party membership rank and file want to see a socialist alternative to the new liberal policies of both the birds and tourism a. french capital has welcomed it heroes their national team crowned world cup winners on sunday evening in mosco

the liberal party was built on a socialist democratic platform that's platform was moved to the center on the seas to the rate by twenty people or the very man who led the united kingdom into the illegal wars in iraq and when you consider what's happened there and in libya and several other countries throughout the middle east. there's new socialism and the blurring wing of the liberal party so i'm i don't think for one second that it's going to move after all or some high. misadventure misadventure i think it's been a planned operation from the start to sabotage germy cauldron. one of america's two major parties the democrats may be entering a new era as left leaning progressive politicians are increasingly unseating political establishment veterans a correspondent takes a closer look dianne feinstein has long been a top boss among the democratic party but recently the california democratic party decided not to throw its weight behind her but instead to give its endorsement to a progressive named haven't now kevin de leon saw this is a political blowout this is what he said abo

the liberal party was built on a socialist democratic platform that's platform was moved to the center on the deeds to the rate by twenty blur the very man who led the united kingdom into the illegal wars in iraq and when you consider what's happened there and in libya and several other countries throughout the middle east. there's no socialism in the blur right wing of the liberal party so i'm i don't think for one second that it's going to move or shaped or some high esteem misadventure misadventure i think it's been a planned operation from the start to sabotage germy corgan. a canadian pacific freight train derailed in the town of on monday night near the quebec on terrio border officials say there were no injuries authorities haven't revealed what was being transported by the train but have confirmed that no hazardous materials were spilled some twenty five wagons a quarter of the train derailed and there still no information on what caused the accident we understand the investigation is underway. one of america's or two major parties the democrats may be entering a new era

was played a major part in the deception of germany corben and kind of inner sanctum within the liberal party that was pushing the korban elected and have a small on elected on representative and on a card table group with the labor party staffers actually sabotaging germy corbin's chance of winning the election i think it's just discourse will it is always impossible now to check who saw which so is there any possibility at all that the former labor staffer simply made it all up. no it's definitely part of an ongoing there's an ongoing kind of faith within believe reporting it's actually a fate for the heart on the soul of the liberal party the liberal party was built on a socialist democratic platform that platform was moved to the center and indeed to the reg by tony blair the very man who led the united kingdom into the illegal wars in iraq and when you consider what's happened there and libya and several other countries throughout the middle east. there's no socialism and the blur wing of the labor party so i'm i don't think for one second that it's been the worst states or some high mea

john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but her one novel on that very day reached number one in "the new york times" best seller list. only nobel female was there, mary hemmingway, as mentioned in the introduction, she sat at president's kennedy table but she also got into an argument over cuba policy that hemmingway had lived in cuba for 20 years and had perspective on the day of pigs which is not shared by kennedy and also fidel castro. people enjoyed themselves that evening even those who would have ordinarily had been uncomfortable

they are members of the liberal party.thers did not participate in the elections, they refused to do that they have been organizing these paramilitary groups for some time now and they have taken advantage of every small situation in launching attacks. >> bret: mr. president, they are attacking protesters who have called for you to step dow down. they are attacking protesters who say that you were eliminated term limits, that accuse you and your vice president, your wife, of setting up an authoritarian dynasty. they are attacking the catholic church that has spoken out against your government. so you are distancing yourself from all of these attacks? >> translator: first of all, none of the peaceful demonstrations have we been attacked. at night we have had clashes provoked by the paramilitary forces organized by people who are against the government and to have fought against police stations. first of all, we are not on any dynasty. it never occurred to me to set up a dynasty. my wife, it's the first time ever she's been

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sarah has an appointment with one of the initiators of that then that's for later the governing liberal party is convinced than a cop has to be prohibited even though fewer than two hundred women are affected they find no middle ground. you're very ignorant about you i'm sure we are all over the loss of this is why i'm saying we love why we need to play against the values i'm saying we live in denmark it's very sad in denmark we have the freedom of religion. that discussion escalates into an argument formats the kneecaps stance for the oppression of women that's why he thinks it should be banned. by. the cop and chop all the comments of that thought all instruments. to an end and that end is so for control of women and the not if occasion of the female kenda and we want to fight that the ban on face coverings is one of several loess the government says it has introduced to integrate immigrants some critics say it will only divide society further and in the end veils are rarely seen in the streets of denmark. sarah describes the new cup as a sign of religious humility but if she remains faithf

liberals support due process but the party has been taken over by those with no interest in due processey only want their truth to prevail. they don't want dissent. it's happening on university campuses. when you have people like this giving the message it's okay not to talk to people that you disagree with, it's a terrible reflection of what is going on in the united states of america. put aside clam bakes and what morning joe was saying. i challenge morning joe to have me on the show when he mocks me so i can respond. it's easy and kind of unfair to attack someone and not give them the opportunity to respond. let's see if he has the guts to put me on the show to tell the viewers the truth. >> nobody wants to engage. that's the point you have been making over and over. it's not disagreeing with each other, it's one side trying to shut down the other and prevent them from an alternate view. it's so bad for america and it's so bad to see the examples being given. we know the truth. we don't need to hear dissenting points of view. it's okay if you hear my points of view. it's un-american.

there's no socialism in a blur right wing of the liberal party so i'm i don't think for one second that it's been a move which they have to or some high esteem misadventure misadventure i think it's been a planned operation from the start the sabotage germy corben and if you remember that the labor party membership in may two thousand and fifteen was around two hundred thirty thousand and today it stands at five hundred fifty two thousand on the little leadership of germany corben the people of britain who joined the labor party a membership rank and file want to see a socialist alternative to the new liberal policies or put the player at some theresa may. the french capital has welcomed its heroes their national team crowned world cup winners on sunday evening in moscow hundreds of thousands of supporters were out in the sun fleece a company in the squad as they parade it to the presidential residence where they were greeted by emmanuel mcrae. they were was. was nice and i was thinking it was a shame because i was kind of serious i was thinking it was i think she was saying was it was

doug ford, who defeated soundly the liberal party to become ontario premier.his is happening across the entirety of the west. tom: the "us versus them," the -- theme, robert kaplan, centers around this huge migration flows. i was privileged to have a wonderful conversation with dr. kissinger about this, who took it back, of course, to his europe as a child as he came over here. your thoughts on the us versus them tension of migration and refugees? mr. kaplan: i think globalization has divided, has split apart the united states rather than drawn the whole u.s. into the global system. there's that part of the united states where people are, you know, they are on low-carb diets, they look healthy, they exercise, they have high-paying jobs, they go to fine dining and they've been sucked into the global world and it's been great to them. but then, if you drive across the country slowly as i did three years ago, outside of university towns, some state capitals, and the coasts, all you see is just shelled out towns of 20,000, 30,000 people where all the stores are bo

. . >> the liberal party believed in the wisdom and efficacy of the great majority as distinguished from the judgment of a small minority of education about doesn't matter the republican party after the civil war or the democrats here is simple faction the great majority and the other that represents the minority. and what roosevelt did not foresee was a party system that wasn't between the few and many in the small minority of wealth. how could he have known the great majority to be offered a choice of enlightened technocrats and resentful millionaires on the other? you get that majority back together and then they would be unstoppable. it was only one form of politics naturally favors the party of roosevelt. he pretends to be the air of populist path as a reformer with working-class people. and now the turn of the democrats to take that away may have to stand up to their donors and fire consultants and certainly find the courage to change to dump the ideology of the 1990s the catechism of tact and bank and globe that everybody knows now is an excuse. history is calling. thank you very

sara has an appointment with one of the initiators of the band mats for leader of the governing liberal party is convinced that the cop has to be prohibited even though fewer than two hundred women are affected they find no middle ground you're very ignorant about what i'm sure we're all over the loss of this is why i'm saying we love it why we need to electroplate the value i'm saying we live in denmark it's there in denmark we have lifted him a village in. the discussion escalates into an argument formats the kneecaps stance for the oppression of women that's why he thinks it should be banned. the cop shop on the commons of that thought all instruments. to an end and that end is so for control of women and the not if occasion of the female gender and we want to fight that the ban on face coverings is one of several laws the government says it has introduced to integrate immigrants some critics say it will only divide society further and in the end to veils are rarely seen in the streets of denmark. sarah describes the new compass a sign of religious humility but if she remains faithful to h

we had a neutral party and a liberal party founded.the shadows of the mid-19th century, it was over free trade and protect those them. they're running feruz well —— and protectionism. ultimately peel did do the right thing. going through history, peel was for free trade and britain's prosperity in the late victorian era was very much built on that. but it did considerable temporary damage to the tory party, which was out of power for a couple of decades. what did you make of the article that theresa may has written in the mail herself? she says, this is the time to be practical and pragmatic. it seems to be a message sent to both wings of her party, those who say, no, we want to have a much stronger relationship and maintaina much stronger relationship and maintain a strong relationship with the european union, and those who would prefer to look to the world beyond europe, even though effectively she is saying, we want to have both? she would say that cool when she! —— she would say that, when she?! she is, to paraphrase... ina that, w

democratic voters do not go around all day saying, gosh, are we a liberal party or are we a more conservativety? they are looking for candidates who can tell a story about where we've been, where we are and where we're going to go, and they are looking for change. they are looking for fundamental change. and so i think whether it's the candidates we've seen win in these primaries so far, or if we're talking about 2020, the voters are looking for someone who can embody and speak to and articulate that change. and so i think this argument about do we go this far left or that far left, i honestly don't think it's relevant, and i think it's more about somebody's ability to represent and articulate where we need to go. >> well, look, it is playing out before us. we have seen evidence of this debate actually taking place. and yes, it's happening in specific races between specific candidates, but there is a genuine issue about positioning the party going forward, simone. you look at what happened here in new york city, and everyone is talking about alexandria cortez. perhaps too much has been made o

liberal. the republican party is an anti-liberal party. s is why steve kornacki's numbers that he cited are so hard. these lines are hardened. conservatives are getting enough from trump that they are not going to go over, even if they dislike, you know, his lies and his emolmentes. >> are we lacking -- >> and the liberal hope -- >> go ahead, john, i'm sorry. >> the liberal hope or the hope of the sort of anti-trump movement in the united states that people on the right were going to break away from trump and do what max boot, my old friend max boot, is arguing for. not going to happen. and things like the retirement of anthony kennedy are why. anthony kennedy, you know, sort of the rise of, you know, the cortezes of the party. these are hardening the republican battle lines just as trump has hardened the democratic battle lines. i just think that number, that 43% number is around, you know, in the margin of error what he got when he got elected. and he -- that's where he is. the people who voted for him are staying with him and they're not

were, quote... "..opposition groups that obey political organisations, some are members of the liberal party this month said the great majority of human rights violations are by "government or armed elements who seem to be working in tandem with them". earlier one famous nicaraguan involved in human rights gave the bbc her reaction. i can personally contest what he said with regard, for example, when he says that no—one has ever been attacked when they've been on a peaceful demonstration. i was there on mother's day, on a huge demonstration to honour the mothers who have lost children who had been killed by these repressive operators. and on that day, that very day, they killed 18 people and they wounded between 70 and 80 — and i was there. the other thing i can tell you with regards to the, i've been on the phone with the students when they've been calling me to ask me for help and they've been saying to me, they're killing us. bianca jagger there referring to another claim mr ortega made that ""not a single nicaraguan has died in any church". one priest tweeted. .. "no attack on the church

it becomes a more socially liberal party. omes less ss the old party of hard hats, the party of the new deal, and gary hart tries to accelerate that shift. - so how in the world did you go from campaign manager of a losing campaign to 24 months later, you're the young senator from colorado, aneviously a republeat. it wasn't easy. i had to survive a six-person democratic primary to even become the candidate. - what are your intentions regarding dominick's seat? what might thessues be? - the overriding concern in the country of returning honesty to government and somehow sending representatives to washington and to our state capitols who will clean up politics. - i defeated a wealthyrewo-term incumbenblican senator almost 60-40. watergate was breaking, that helped, and we certainly focused a lot that. - people have r t to know whetheor not their president is a crook. well, i'm not a crook. - gary hart in the senate was a leader of the progressive community. when i say progressive, i mean progressive, on international issues, dom

this has been going on for years and left liberal parties in europe and u.s. have played a role. this i've looked at this and instead of telling the truth and facts, about the fact that these are miniscule numbers, nine out of 10 living in developing countries. instead of saying gt facts to the people they've indulged prejudices and it hasn't worked. it's moved the debate further to the right because you can't outtrum trump. when he meet racists half way, they win. >> what happens in the end? we've seen developments in denmark now where we saw northern europe being relatively welcoming to refugees and,000 this weird thing where they're taking the kids away from the parents to educate them what in danish ways of doing things? >> the danish values, 25 hours a week. parents taken from where? 25 quote, unquote get toehettos. high unemployment and calling them ghettos and taking gt kids. by the way, one of the criteria is the proportion of nonwestern immigration. so this is very much about ideology, culture wars. this is not about unemployment or job because you pointed out when you t

american liberals he released a viral video calling on others to walk away from liberalism and in particularly the democratic party once upon a time i was a liberal but liberalism has changed and i will no longer be a part of an ideology of the party that represents everything that contradicts my values let's meet people opportunity personal empowerment compassion. and. so i am walking away. and i encourage all of you to do the same. without video has generated a huge amounts of feedback and almost thirty thousand people have joined the movement since it was released last month with the hash tag walkaway trending over the weekend now it seems other liberals have been inspired to open their reveal their reasons for abandoning the politics they once believed them. when i so i was instantly hooked to his message that democrats don't care about us not one bit they walked away from us a long time ago and it's time for us to do the same i'd rather walk away and be a part of. the right. and be scared of the left this is where the party is going and this is why i'm sure to watch oh. well we can now fix the man who started

and whether they were from liberal parties or conservative parties or centrist parties, the level of our allies have right now is at a record high. and if you think about it. we essentially built the post world war ii order this is something that has been bipartisan whether it was presidents truman and kennedy or reagan and bush. the idea that the u.s. would lead the west, that we would lead nato, that we would be a bulwark for freedom and human rights against eastern aggression from the soviet union and now russia that was a bipartisan foreign policy consensus. along comes president trump and is completely up-ending that. and it is disturbing. i am very worried going into this week's nato meeting. the fact that he is sitting down for a one-on-one with puting in helsinki immediately after the nato meeting if we have a repeat of the performance of the g7 summit, there could be real consequences, especially for ukraine and our nato allies in the baltics. >> democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, thank you so much for weighing in. good to so you. >>> thank you. >> the whi

party as well. there's a growing movement calledwalkaway campaign which urges liberals to detach from the democraticld this mean for the mid-terms? doug let me start with you when i watched the video of this man has put forth about how he was a liberal who then left the democratic party i was skeptical , i thought this was a joke this manus man used to be an actor but his license is up to speed i checked with the state but is this a legitimate problem for the democrats they mail be alienating moderate middle of the road democrats with some of the more aggressive left wing rhetoric? >> yeah, i think they're alienating some moderates like me but the other more serious problem, adam, is that independents and moderate-lean ing republicans who might be persuaded to vote democratic look at this and they say that this is not the democratic party i knew, i grew up with, or have dealt with, and look, i'm not leaving the party i really think it would be good to send a message about constructive compromise to both parties, but for goodness sake, walking away, democratic socialism, resist and fight and all that

liberal democrat party he says to reason may now needs to speak to the opposition well i think my concern is that she now has lost a majority in the commons obviously if she's lost a number of senior cabinet ministers junior ministers potentially the last lost the support of the g headed up by jacob reese mog then she doesn't have a majority to get this through so i think what she needs to do in response to that is actually start talking to the opposition policies to see if she can find some common ground with us we are willing as we were two years ago to sit down with her and discuss what she might be willing to offer what her position is to see whether we can provide some support i think that that is there is a requirement on opposition parties to do that when the government of the day are in such chaos. formal school boys have been brought to safety from inside a flooded cave in thailand bringing the total number rescued to eight as said to be recovering well in hospital for more boys in the football coach are still inside the cave though and it could take days to get them out that vas

why do they need a new centrist party if they have the liberal democrats and they are anti—brexit in ly, why do they need a new party question might possibly turn up party question might possibly turn upfor party question might possibly turn up for the vote on brexit. which is where the remain headline probably comes from, this new anti—brexit centrist party. one in three voters would back a new anti—brexit centrist party, but clearly, the indication of the headline is that a majority of people are going for remain but it shows a third prepared to back this theoretical new party and more theoretical new party which is explicitly pro—brexit. and more theoretical new party which is explicitly pro-brexit. it potentially could be an even bigger vote in favour of brexit, should they rerun the referendum which we are not even suggesting. now, so it isa are not even suggesting. now, so it is a bit unclear. the thing in this story that is not very pleasing and lots of people will not like the idea of voters turning to boris or remain. the serious point is that according to this poll, 24% are

what i will say again, for the benefit of the liberal democrat party, is that we are going to be deliveringult and we do not intend to hold a second referendum. chloe smith. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, mandy baker. the defence secretary has been pressed by mps to explain where the money is to come from to pay for a new £2 billion fighter jet for the raf. gavin williamson was at the farnborough airshow to unveil a model of the proposed aircraft, the tempest, the eventual replacement for the existing typhoon fighter jet. the defence secretary said the new aircraft would provide both economic and strategic benefits. in this, the 100th year of the royal air force, this demonstrates that we can achieve anything. britain is a world leader, not only with our armed forces but with the fighting machines that we can produce. this strategy demonstrates that britain will retain its world leadership in this sector, having the greatest fighter aircraft of any nation in the world. this strategy has been published at a time when there is a great amount of uncertainty within the aerospace

requirement on opposition parties to do that when the government of the day are in such chaos i thank you very much for sharing your thoughts of this member of parliament tom break liberal democrat party. it with the news hour live from london much more still ahead a desperate search for survivors goes on in japan where floods and landslides of killed at least one hundred fourteen people. friendship type i don't want to swan in again as turkey's president is time with sweeping new powers. and in sport peter will have the details of korean success on the ladies' golf told the. now formal school boys have been brought to safety from inside a flooded cave in thailand bringing the total number rescued to eight and now recovering in hospital for more boys and their football coach are still in the cave and it could take days to get them out that fast and has the latest finally they saw daylight after spending weeks deep underground in a flooded gave the second batch of boys emerged much sooner than expected after a dangerous for kilometer journey to level flooded passages within their lives fully into the hands of cave divers let flown in from all over the world to guide them

the paris peace accord signed in one nine hundred ninety one state that cambodia must have a liberal multi-party democracy. the election showed there is now just one party wayne hay al jazeera phnom penh. the lead investigator into the missing malaysia airlines flight m h three seventy says he called to exclude the possibility of foul play or hijack the plane disappeared on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing in two thousand and fourteen with two hundred thirty nine people on board. a long awaited independent report says it was probably deliberately diverted and flown for more than six hours after communication was severed but investigators say they are still unable to determine the cause. not the fear that you could have been an event to buy into hundreds but had the same time we cannot deny the fact that there was an atom but we cannot deny the fact that as yet another life the systems men need to know with intent or otherwise so we feel that there is also one possibility that could account for all these young the ruling or any possible we're just saying don't know what we do we cannot exclud

liberal about language like that. it is pure authoritarianism. the past few week, the old democratic party vanished. bill clinton couldn't get elected by tad's democratic party. he can't appear at campaign rallies they might scream at them, who. in the coming months, we will bring you reporting on what the democratic party is fast becoming. other channels want to hide the details, they don't want to scare you. we think you have a right to know what is happening. tammy bruce joins us tonight. if you think of all of the kind of famous democratic figures, moynihan, long-time democratic senator from new york, bill clinton, no chance. they would be even taken seriously as candidates now. so dramatically has the party changed. why is this never noted in public? >> i think what is interesting, the leadership is so far off pr the base itself, democrats may not even realize how serious this is. i'll give you an example. in a new harris harvard poll, when asked whether or not people wanted i.c.e. to be abolished, 78% of republicans said no. 59% of democrats said no. and 75% of independents. 6 out of every 10

which quickly went viral calling on people to walk away from what he sees as the phony liberalism of the democratic party we spoke to the man who started the campaign to find out what prompted it and why he thinks it is gaining momentum. well i i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberals so i found myself sort of in the tribe on the left most of my life but there are things for years that made me extremely uncomfortable as i started to see the identity politics and the politically correct culture just sort of take over common sense i knew other people were feeling this way so i decided to create a campaign and create this video to kick off the campaign so i'm walking away. and i encourage all of you to do the same. what i really wanted to do was get people back in touch with their voices and to push back against the narrative on the left live video has indeed generated a huge amount of feedback a

and the republican party for deck and iburned by people that turned out to be a liberal. so the party is careful about vetting these candidates very clearly for their ideological position. and i think they feel that they have done that for all three of these. but perhaps especially for kavanaugh and kethledge. >> so if we look at the week ahead, pretty busy week for the president. scotus announcement monday, meeting with the nato allies, then goes on to th tn to the sm putin and meeting with theresa may and the queen. so what do you think will make the biggest headlines? >> i think the biggest headline of that trip after the decision on the supreme court on monday will be the summit with president putin. he does start off in brussels and meets with nato and he will no doubt continue to put pressure on nato allies to increase their spending on their dwins. so that might continue that narrative of tension between president trump and european allies which also has an undercurrent of tension over trade. which is not a theme at nato, but the same leaders who will be at the tabl

which quickly went viral calling on people to walk away from what he sees as the phony liberalism of the democratic party we spoke to the man who started the campaign to find out what prompted it and why he thinks it is gaining momentum. well i i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberals so i found myself sort of in the tribe on the left most of my life but there are things for years that made me extremely uncomfortable as i started to see the identity politics and the politically correct culture just sort of over common sense i knew other people were feeling this way so i decided to create a campaign and create this video to kick off the campaign so i am walking away. and i encourage all of you to do the same. with. what i really wanted to do was get people back in touch with their voices and to push back against the narrative on the left the video has indeed generated a huge amount of feedback

which quickly went viral calling on people to walk away from what he sees as the phony liberalism of the democratic party we spoke to the man who started the campaign to find out what prompted it and why he thinks it is gaining momentum. well i i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberals so i found myself sort of in the tribe on the left most of my life but there are things for years that made me extremely uncomfortable as i started to see the identity politics and the politically correct culture just sort of take over common sense i knew other people were feeling this way so i decided to create a campaign and create this video to kick off the campaign so i'm walking away. and i encourage all of you to do the same. with. what i really wanted to do was get people back in touch with their voices and to push back against the narrative on the left well the video has indeed generated a huge amount of

so joining me now is member of parliament tom brake is the liberal democrat party spokesperson for internationalrade and european affairs thanks very much for coming to speak to us so the prime minister trees may wanted us off the praxis that has resulted in a backlash from her cabinet with two resignations what are your concerns about her plans well i think my concern is that she now has lost a majority in the commons obviously if she's lost a number of senior cabinet ministers junior ministers potentially the last lost the support of the argy headed up by jacob riis small then she doesn't have a majority to get this through so i think what she needs to do new sponsor that is actually start talking to the opposition policies to see if she can find some common ground with us and is she likely to be able to to get that and how receptive are the opposition parties the opposition parties realise that the u.k. government are now in a huge mess and that is very bad news for the country because the european union mr barnier is going to be negotiating with a government which doesn't have majority which

they really mean communism just as when they talk progressive, they really mean the old liberal democratic partyem organization is something to behold. and they think they're going to win in november? i may be wrong about something. i didn't think that there would be a single republican who could win who did not attach themselves to the president. there may be a few who will win just because of what the democrats have done. >> lou, we've been here before, you know? you and i, listen, i was born at night, but not last night. i'm only 43 -- lou: there you go bragging. [laughter] >> i look a lot older, right? i know. but we've been here before. we had the walter mondale era where they thought it was a good idea to run openly on a national level about hiking taxes. what happened? they got annihilated. reagan -- lou: don't remind them. >> i know, exactly. well, as a counterrevolution their had the democrat leadership committee, you had southern democrats like bill clinton who came in and moderated a bit, and they rescued their party. i don't think they can do it under donald trump. i think they're so

which quickly went viral calling on people to walk away from what he sees as the phony liberalism of the democratic party we spoke to the man who started the campaign to find out what prompted it and why he thinks it is gaining momentum. well i i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are supposed to vote democrat and that we are supposed to be liberals so i found myself sort of in the tribe on the left most of my life but there were things for years that made me extremely uncomfortable as i started to see the identity politics and the politically correct culture just sort of take over common sense i knew other people were feeling this way so i decided to create a campaign and create this video to kick off the campaign so i'm walking away. and i encourage all of you to do the same. what i really wanted to do was get people back in touch with their voices and to push back against the narrative on the left video has indeed generated a huge amount of feedback almos

he got so fed up with the bullying from liberals that he switched parties and became a republican. group as a democrat. what made you switch parties? >> i think for me, i got so sick of the lies. what they were telling black people. when you are a black person you get messages from democrats saying you are a victim and you need us to succeed and you need us to achieve, you need this ever expanding welfare state to make something of yourself. i got tired of it and sick of that message that it needed them, and i got sick of that message of victimhood that they continue to push to black americans for the last three decades of my life. jesse: i believe the reason the democratic party does that to people, they need strong party discipline. they can't allow their base whether it's hispanics or blacks or young women or young millennials, they can't allow them to think outside the, box and entertain becoming a republican or even listen to republican ideas. they need those votes come november. >> they want to keep people in line. i think democrats use identity politics to keep people in lin

because three mps from the labour opposition supported her, and the leader of the liberal democrats, another opposition partyy his party managers it wouldn't be a close vote, went off for dinner instead. iain, in alice in wonderland, the red queen likes to believe six impossible things before breakfast, what do you think our blue queen believes at the moment? well, alice in wonderland is a really good comparison. she has survived, though. it is extraordinary. i am not a fan of theresa may, or her approach to brexit, but she certainly has resilience. somehow, she has managed to survive all of these votes. calamitous by most political standards, ten or 12 days, involving the departure of key members of her cabinet, the chequers plan, the great compromise plan, which was supposed to be the unifying force in the conservative party, has ended up annoying just about everyone. brexiteers don't like it because it is too much of a compromise, and they think it is the beginning of a sell—out. remainers don't like it for all sorts of other reasons. so no one is happy. but still, somehow, just because of the logic of th

we are going to make our liberal and conservative guests argue the opposition. party swap. juan williams will partial for the conservative side. our conservative tom shillue will do the opposite. they have both been here before. dolph ziggler will ask the questions and act as referee. >> tom, president trump acted like putin's lap dog in helsinki. clearly this is treason and is impeachment enough? >> the president should be impeached. as a deal krat, myself and a lot of my democratic colleagues should be impeached. but probably not for this. but because he's unfeeling. because he's separating family at the bored and because his tax cuts amount to crumbs. and perhaps my democrat colleagues could come up with a plan to do so. but it would probably be vetoed by this unfeeling president. but helsinki is much ado about nothing. he went in as a puppet and he came out as a puppet. >> juan, the president tweeted that only quote people at the higher ends of intelligence could appreciate his performance in helsinki. how did trump manage to come out on top. >> it's that stupid media. i