migrants because they don't see them but the working classes do and they have been seduced by marine le pen's and immigration far right machinable rally may have thrown down the gauntlet in his attempts to pry voters away from the national rally but le pen isn't backing down either she's warned while mcallen may want to act tough his party is somewhat softer than its leader proposals to prevent abuse of the salem system or all shut down by his own party members although my concert attempts to reach out. to right wing voters comes ahead of minister pull elections it's clear this is about something bigger much bigger in fact 2 and a half years before the next presidential election in france polls are showing that kwame's only competition will likely come in the form of le pen the indication is that the race could be a tight one and corn in a bid to stay ahead is having to pull out all the punches even if that means possibly alienating many of those who put him in power in the 1st place. r.t. . the french president has said he believes nato is in terminal decline describing the wants robust alli

policies to come policies that many feel wouldn't look out of place had they been announced by marine le pen'snational rally the country's prime minister has outlined 20 measures for tighter controls these include making it more difficult for migrants to claim benefits and health care under these new rules let me see you claim asylum would have to wait 3 months after launching the claim before being able to access proxies universal health care france is also looking to introduce for the very 1st time economic quotas setting quotas is a u. turn for my corn during his presidential campaign he had ruled it out so this is a clear attempt to appeal to right wing fotis for whom migration without limit is a huge issue that comes as recent figures showed france had. received nearly 823000 asylum requests last year not only a record high but an increase of 22 percent compared to the year before mcallen himself has admitted his party just can't ignore the problem of immigration the bush was you have no problem with migrants because they don't suit them but the working classes do and they have been seduc

joining me in the arena reman you heard the president of this regional assembly who belongs to marine le pen'sfar right party when you heard of this verbal attack that he made on a muslim mother wearing his job on a school trip accompanying her kid demanding she take it off in the name of french secularism before he and others from his party stormed out of the chamber what was your reaction how surprised were you. i was not surprised but at the same time i realized that we have again and maybe even more reach a point of no return. when you see the reaction of this person in how we amplify a problem that actually is not really a problem when i so this kid crying this mother was with her kid somewhere and got her son well there. she was just literally giving her free time to help our understaffed underpaid teacher to go with kids and helping the staff and being treated that way my 1st reaction was this is getting worse where are we going this is not my country it's getting worse the council president's actions benjamin led to widespread condemnation from would you add your voice to those kind of

head coverings or secularism or given the recent attack on a mosque in from a former member of marine le pen'sfar right party it's really about french muslims being constantly demonized some sort of enemy within joining me to debate. on an international human rights research are focusing on religious freedom and civil liberties and benjamin had a director at the atlantic council and the former d.c. representative of president emanuel mccrum presidential campaign thank you both for joining me in the arena reman you heard the president of this regional assembly who belongs to marine le pen's for a party when you heard of this verbal attack that he made on a muslim mother wearing his job on a school trip accompanying her kid demanding she take it off in the name of french secularism before he and others from his party stormed out of the chamber what was your reaction how surprised were you. i was not surprised but at the same time i realized that we have again and maybe even more reach a point of no return. when you see the reaction of this person in how we amplify a problem that actually is not

head coverings or secularism or given the recent attack on a mosque in from a former member of marine le pen'sfar right party it's really about french muslims being constantly demonized some sort of enemy within joining me to debate this our . international human rights research are focusing on religious freedom and civil liberties and benjamin had a director at the atlantic council and the former d.c. representative of president emanuel mccrum presidential campaign thank you both for joining me in the arena reman you heard the president of this regional assembly who belongs to marine le pen's far right party when you heard of this verbal attack that he made on a muslim mother wearing his job on a school trip accompanying her kids demanding she take it off in the name of french secularism before he and others from his party stormed out of the chamber what was your reaction how surprised were you. i was not surprised but at the same time i realized that we have again and maybe even more reach a point of no return. when you see the reaction of this person in how we amplify a problem that actuall

have to understand, like, inside the head of monsieur macron is his desperation really to show marine le pen the way of a democratic vote. don't forget, he stands again and again and again against the populists in france, if you let me use that word. mm—hmm. so, he wants to stand clearly to say, i never stood in the way of this brexit vote. i am not standing in the way at all. but for other eu leaders, they're saying, we've just negotiated a deal! listen, mate, give it a fair hearing in parliament, before you rush to an election — which, by the way, the eu is not convinced that... like, none of us know how it's going to turn out. could there be another hung parliament? yeah, sure. and what will that mean for a brexit deal? and that's why, you know, isn't it, adam, that we're often discussing that? we've nowjust passed another brexit extension and the eu is getting ready to be asked for yet another one, come the 31st ofjanuary. and not with relish, may i add? so, adam, what are people doing in brussels? i mean, what's michel barnier up to? and all the taskforce 50 people? i'm sure they're all

someone like marine le pen is fiscal left and right winger only in a kind of cultural sense.ost like the parody globalist. aside from the fact he's a member of the chinese politburo. ashley: the biggest question of all, we have been asking our guests this today, what's your favorite thanksgiving side for the big meal? >> i would have to say brussels sprouts. ashley: really? >> it's like really difficult to do well. if you overdo them -- ashley: they get soggy. >> soggy, mushy brussels sprouts. that's a deal breaker for me. ashley: if you underdo them, they are rock hard. has to be done perfectly. mark steyn, great stuff as always. don't go away. this is great. >>> president trump just tweeted this and they are all laughing in my ear. an artistic rendition of him fashioned as rocky balboa. can we just go to black? it just broke our tv. he was there as rocky balboa? can we bring it back? there you go. how about that. he's been working out. that's all i can say. >> he's the greatest looking president in -- that's fantastic. ashley: i'm waiting for joe biden's version of that. >>