labor as possible, this is a quote from perhaps the most famous work on capitalism, karl’s capital marxk many other topics that we will discuss with my interlocutors today, sergei ivanov, entrepreneur, public figure, ilya kuzmenkov, media manager, entrepreneur, i am vladimir ligoida , we begin as we began. with our karl marx, well, i started, tell me, how important do you think it is today to know labor, a couple of sentences from which i just quoted, well, i it seems that the evolution of knowledge in general in the professional field in which you are engaged is useful to understand, because i am an economist by training, and in my 30 years ago the name milton friedman was so indisputable. an untouchable authority, uh, and a year ago i met with a friend in europe, a professor at a large business school, who said that capitalism is sick, on the other side. that’s how scientific thoughts also talk about this, and it’s even known who poisoned him, milton friedman just did this 60 years ago, who - supposedly - came up with a very simple formula that the only goal of business is to earn pro

can, you must turn into zero, that is, the competitive struggle so that i am left alone, yeah. what marxe can build a world of capital, where there will be many successful entrepreneurs, but no one will turn into zero, and we will so to speak, love each other, help each other and so on further, this is a very big question, and in general where to start the big question there with business, start with the community state, it seems to me that with business, if we live in this socio-economic formation, then definitely with... then definitely with us we need to start, but we are simply at a historical point when it is no longer possible to do anything, that is , well, the number of conflicts accumulated in completely different... areas of man with nature, man with man, man with the future expected, with what something incomprehensible in the form artificial intelligence or humans with machines, well, that is, something needs to be changed, the world is going somewhere in the wrong direction, but it all starts right here in the socio-economic model, is it possible to build something so ideali

mars a little, this is important, this will be the answer to this question, because in the time of marxwas very tough. the dispute between communists and socialists, it consisted in the fact that the communists said that it was necessary to destroy capitalism and immediately build communism, that is, the city of the sun, and the socialists, therefore, seemed to be against this, that is, these were different views in general on the development of society , and marx, as it were , reconciled them, he said that after capitalism, communism cannot be built, because man is dilapidated, he is not ready, he is still a wolf, as if yes, he will be a wolf, yes, so we need to build socialism, socialism - this is changing relationships and changing a person. there is already a beautiful one, that’s right, like the same socialism, relatively speaking, yes, but people are not ready for it, they are too shabby, yes, here an element of violence appears, which gradually develops there, which means in the harsh into terror there and so further, and today we have gathered our thoughts about capitalism and i

and engels, maternity leave for women was not invented by marx and engels, the five-day working week a five-day five-day week, care for pregnancy means, respectively, for pregnancy, this was discussed here, the soviet government took it, the first one is not, that is i just took it. may 1 came from the usa, in general everything is from us jews, that ’s not the point, but if it’s already there, well, if you dig into it again, well, everything will come to this, although marx, as he said, was extremely far from judaism, but we are now talking about something else, oh the fact that specifically modern reality, it has developed under the influence of completely different people, completely pragmatically, to modernity, to modernity. this is another one, look , let's look at all this, it means that it is actually the same china that talks about marxism, it also generally takes the western non-chinese part, yes, china managed to make, so to speak, an outer wall of its own from western marxism, understood as old marxism, yes, in fact, internally it is absolutely as if in thousand-year-old c

for marx, the, the new free writing on the us comments that we just sold there don't as well was anyone mentioned specifically? well no, actually, and that is sort of big surprise that came out of his speech because he's been making all of the statements about withdrawing aid from ukraine, saying that new craney and war effort is pretty much helpless at this point. but there was no mention of that at his speech to the republican national convention, and that kind of makes sense when you think about it, because obviously the majority of his audience, there were a republicans who support actively zalinski is received in c as but that's one of the main reasons also why they're so unpopular and why vans has established a track record of opposing these supportive policies towards ukraine throughout the past. and he's also rising through the ranks of the republican party as a result. i think that it is absurd for us to devote so many resources so much attention and so much time to a border, conflicts 6000 miles away. there was in fact, a peace deal on the table approximately 18 months ago. an

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so some 20 year old, shared without any military experience can take clear shots, frozen in bruce marx, not absolute stupidity or rather co unnecessary way to come by income inequality in the us. the idea of giving free cash to each and every citizen is, again being talked about in influential circles, states. i cut it, work are short document for explores the controversial proposal. next, the, the, the, the attempted assassination of donald trump appears to flip the script of american politics from once the unified democrats and divided republicans. now the democrats are in disarray and trouble rule supreme within the g o. p. the debate and the shooting. so changed the job rally her, my little sister store because the model girl to i got you. no problem saying it all out of the know nothing 30 minutes us out in the drive i showed my brother through he was sudden to help people for a lo so now i never look at searches as being saved. well, i guess i lost my list. that's the outcome of chicago police. it'd be gang in chicago is like, you'd be a photo that police usually take your life t

now bruce marx, a lawyer and from us pennsylvania state center to thank you so much for your time. very nice to speak to you. good, thanks. have a good day. thank you. and you too. thank you. stuff was on the boat. some doubt. whether abiding is fit for office of this one passing, who we sudden of it from the us stop diploma. hillary clinton, she even said that ukraine should launch a new offensive against russia to improve biden's chances for re election. i should make those comments during a candid phone call by ross and bronx as well. but alexis, in the, which one of them posed as previous ukrainian president. obviously, it is a very difficult time in this country. but i, i really believe that it's important for ukraine to continue to do all that you are doing. and i really commend you for your support. you've been a very strong voice on behalf of your people and your country. and let's, let's take it, you know, as, as, as we can giving you the, the means you need to support yourself to try to. not only hold the line, but engage in an offensive offensive. and then obviously many

of classical german philosophy, whose works in the country were valued on a par with the works of marx engels. by a coincidence of irony , the albertina university existed here for exactly 400 years; in august 1944 , it was evacuated after the bombing. miraculously, a small part of valenrodskaya survived libraries. precious books of past centuries are now stored in the library of rare cultural books. center of the baltic federal university named after emmanuel kant. martin von wallenroth, chancellor of könixberg, was a great connoisseur of books and collected 3,000 copies, but in 1632 there was a fire in his house and everything burned down. can you imagine his tragedy, huh? he continued to collect books, his new collection had already collected 2.0 copies, and out of harm’s way they began to be stored at the albertina university. after the fire of 1944, the remaining part of the books was taken to moscow. and 40 years later she returned to kaliningrad. now there are just over 400 pieces in the collection. in addition to them, the university library stores about 800 volumes of revoluti

booking errors are kerry marx and louis schaefer.oking errors are kerry marx and louis schaefer . ouch. and louis schaefer. ouch. >> you're the one. you're the one who makes the bookings. now. >> that's what i'm. >> that's what i'm. >> everything's your fault. >> everything's your fault. >> but i think, louis, you know, we'll talk about later why the three of us should never be together. really this is too much overrepresentation. >> well, i can see why we should be together. >> oh, you should be. but me adding is too much. too many men, you mean. yeah. yes, exactly. and, kerry's just informed us before we came on air that you've got covid. >> i don't know. all i know is someone around me had. and i'm just now bursting into. >> i'm shvitzing. i am. yes yes. >> i'm shvitzing. i am. yes yes. >> so we all have it now. >> so we all have it now. >> that's great. thank you so much. >> catch it through the tv, apparently. >> oh, okay. great. well, we'll talk more about that later. right. we have a quick look. first of all, at friday's front

nigerian, but if you survive, of course, yes, but with... maternity leave for women was not invented by marxese social benefits, no, a five-day five-day week, care means accordingly regarding pregnancy, it was discussed, it was taken by the soviet government first . to modernity to modernity, china, this is another thing, look, let's, let's look at everything, it means, in fact, the same china, which says its marxism, he, too, in general, takes the western, non-chinese part, yes, china managed to make, so to speak, an outer wall completely out of western marxism, understood as old marxism, yes, in fact, inside it is absolutely like a thousand-year-old china, this is also all clear , but pay attention, xidinping wears what kind of costume, national chinese or western, when to so therefore i go to ethics, to ethical standards , and from here this code immediately starts simply, in fact, yes there you can as call it different, what is a country there is any civilization there, yes, in fact, this is not only relatively speaking, there is government administration, technology and trade rules - th

and what’s left, when we’ve spent everything, we’ll have nothing left but memories, in my opinion , marxthe sake of memories that you need to live, to breathe out, dunjiaping also said goodbye to irregular working hours and deadlines, and teamed up with like-minded people, here they are all from the office... lantona went to reboot, to the village, to the wilderness, near beijing. i worked as an interior designer for fashionable furniture, you go to work in the morning, you sit until late, everyone puts pressure on you, come on faster, come on more, come on more, it’s better to dig beds in the fresh air for your own pleasure. at the beginning of each week, everyone fills out a questionnaire, who wants to eat what, who doesn’t want what, together we create a menu and cook together. is it a camp or something? church, but here everyone has their own bedroom and can be alone, we have self-service, everyone cleans up after themselves, does their own laundry, or vice versa, meditate together in the mountains or join rural life? i ’ve never taken this into my hands before, i like it, life in th

the central kholopinichy, the storm was selective, sovetskaya and karla streets suffered the most marx. two clouds met above ours. at 17:15-17:20, i, as the chairman , informed the chairman of the emergency commission, gonchar anatoly stanislavovich, about the emergency situation in the territory of my urban village. employees of the ministry of emergency situations, road services, forestry enterprises and a number of other organizations quickly responded to eliminate the consequences of the bad weather. first of all, attention was paid to elderly citizens, large families and people with disabilities. she started chattering, started beating on the glass, and the ridges began to fall. well, i think, at least the windows wouldn’t break, i remembered the greenhouse, i think i’ll go close the greenhouse, i come, it’s already flattened, the greenhouse has turned over, then water started pouring from the ceiling, it was very scary gas, because in this pipe everything was lying on the floor on the ground, covered with pears, apple trees, everything only it could, but then at the same time she

streets in the zasliazhsky district, kamyshenskaya street and the central karlom street was flooded marxer literally comes up to the waist of an adult, city services always work there, this time they also carried out their work there, as specialists from the local mayor’s office responded, to prepare rainwater drains, they began after the winter, before the rainy season itself, but now they do this regularly, because the lime grasses are clogged with garbage, leaves, and mown grass, but as a rule, the culprits of these clogged lovebirds themselves are... the townspeople, but now we don’t have any serious consequences of bad weather in our region, so far - to predict i can’t do anything, like our weather forecasters, they just... claim that throughout all these days, the showers will continue, as well as the wind, so we will be ready for anything, and i really hope that the city authorities will also accept the forecast, that's it for me that’s all olga, yes margarit, thank you, i hope you don’t need an umbrella behind the scenes, margarit matyushinskaya spoke about the rain and its conse

thank you to my guest, josh howie and kerry marx. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm.ith his crimp joined by leo kearse and nick dixon. that's the a—team. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you for your company. thank you and good night. >> we're the a—team . >> we're the a—team. >> we're the a—team. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers . sponsors of boxt boilers. sponsors of weather on gb news >> evening. thanks forjoining me for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. for many, it's dry overnight and it'll be another fine day tomorrow with some good spells of sunshine. later on though, cloud and rain which is lurking behind me will start to spread in to parts of the west. we've seen a few showers around today. they're fading now this evening, so generally it's a dry night. bit of mist and fog here and there, but most areas just staying clear and some staying quite mild as well. quite a warm night in the south. temperatures holding up in the teens here a little lower across scotland and northern engl

and so they believe they were living through a moment in world that marx had predicted. you know, marx believed there were three phases in history was feudalism and there was capitalism the capitalism would have a big crisis and then there would be communism. and so when they looked around in the great depression, they said, well, obviously this is the moment, this is the crisis of capitalism we will now move to a communist society. and they believe the party's rhetoric about, how it would lead to economic and racism and social injustice. all right. so i don't want to make and i want to exaggerate the appeal because there's 132 million people living in the united states this time about, a million communists. you know that's less than 1%. but still, it's a million people. it's a significant social movement. all right. who are these communists? well, they're all over the united states is a picture of a mayday parade in sacramento in 1934. sacramento a very visible vibe and two energetic communt party. and we had lots of marches and pades and protests. there were also very

our karl marx, well, i started, tell me, what do you think , how important is it today to know labor,dman did just this 60 years ago, who supposedly came up with a very simple formula that the only goal of business is to earn profit for shareholders, that’s all the social utility it already has... but in reality, of course, a few more steps are needed before moving away , let’s study our great karl, and he formulated many interesting things. ilya aleksanovich, you are also an economist by training, also an economist by training, yes, i think that is absolutely correct, knowledge is never superfluous, you cannot treat this material as something that, in general, determines, unfortunately, in many respects determined the 20th century, but i hope not what will determine the future of humanity is, yeah, capitalism. a certain system, yes, socio-economic, for which important, characteristic, mandatory, private property, yes, free, free market, competition, in general, in fact, marx had it, it’s still... a kind of economic abstraction with the help of which we describe, well, it’s clear that

capital of karl marx. i didn't finish reading one chapter. stop talking. on saturday on the first. curiosities on television. oops, that's it, the bunny has already shit himself. this is how it happened to me, sasha, a program with animals for you, this happens often. yes, when you're live, everyone all that remains is to enjoy this moment behind the scenes. with us, all directors love naturalness and so that your presenters’ reaction is immediate. most. weak link, and many people were offended by you? yes, and it even happened that my husband got into a fight with someone, when someone spoke unflatteringly, i go out, there is no car, we stole it, he says: i see your car, i see the car, at 3:00 in the morning it will drive along prospekt mira towards the region, these beautiful apples, they are on pins, this pin turned out to be almost next to the eye, no need to remind me, i left with transfers. the producer is following me, she says: then i won’t give you your clothes , he grabbed it, but i say: don’t, i went to the station corridor in shorts, walked about 20 meters, i remember,

bruce at live from milwaukee off the r and see venue bruce marx and i remember tomorrow the steps and that. yeah, one more day thursday. and i'll be here tomorrow night if you want to talk about donald trump's speech, cuz i think it's going to be incredible. all right, we'll touch base with you then at thank you so much i, i think all right, on a busy news day one place where you can keep on top of all the days development as r t dot com. you can leave her a line. this program there, if there is a particular story you'd like to find to check it out when you can goodbye for the the is 2 things we love in this country, its cache and freedom. but anybody that's ever been poor here can tell you that in america, if you ain't got no cash, you ain't got no freedom. shackle shackle, do a job that explodes, you shackled to a good interest, right? this apps, you drag, shackled to medical bills for ailments. so they could have their own student loans, their default, they know it's an oppressive in this heart. and then state of affairs that leaves people doing whatever they can just describe by b

come on, guys, nobody believes kamala harris is the second coming of karl marx.tantive policy critiques, they undercut them immediately! >> even when she was in california, she was very soft on crime. >> the same kamala harris who, as a california prosecutor and attorney general, put people in prison to use them as cheap labor. >> jon: she's too soft on crime, she's too tough on crime. people, we open in three months! you're flailing! dig deep! >> there's one final thing that nobody talks about: she is hated by people who work for her. >> jon: oh, my [bleep] god! are you kidding me? >> everyone that worked for kamala quit. >> a very aggressive, angry, bullying boss. >> she's not a nice person to work with. >> she's a terrible boss. >> jon: your candidate is donald trump. his catchphrase is literally "you're fired!" he's the anna wintour of authoritarian wannabes. donald trump hired 44 cabinet members. 75% of them want nothing to do with him. his secretary of state called him a "[bleep] moron." his chief of staff said, "he's the most flawed person i've ever met."

veteran us broadcast or steve ellsberg and former member of the pennsylvania state center lawyer, bruce marx here, my credentials. so i'm so very excited about the president's speech tonight and, you know, it was, it was enormously interesting because you're at, he was taking him by the word name, it just sent it right on his head. and it was at the beginning, the beginning. it was subdued, introspective. it's good, created the impression that donald trump is, was reflecting about is near definitely experienced that he had cause, you know, the bullet was just a set of meters away from killing him. and i think one of the messages and he was trying to convey is that he wants to unify the country. that would be great if our country could be unified. and so when he gave his re courses to what he was thinking when he was almost killed, that it was an interest specter moment and being in the audience, i have to tell you it was very quiet of it was, every seat was filled in the arena delegates all the delegates, other people and people were lit, listed with tremendous attachment to see what donald

and about what is important and eternal, because the economy, it always stands on cultural values, marx%, 100% wrong. unfortunately, cultural values ​​also shape the economy, so thank you for this conversation, we wish you a calm and easy journey to ukraine, mykhailo nepran, first vice-president of the chamber of commerce and industry of ukraine, who is currently in the czech republic on a business trip and joined us, was with us, dear friends, i want to say that we still have a marathon ahead of us until the 17th, we are working, i want to thank our viewers who, despite what we say here , how someone somewhere somewhere arranges a wedding for... money will still be donated to the army and understand that our military should not suffer because of some scoundrels, stay with espresso, ether continues and we work for you. toblisko is close to politics, close to the world. maria gurska, journalist of the eu tv channel and portal and pavel koval, chairman of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish diet and chairman of the council for cooperation with ukraine. i congratulate you. congr

. >> apart from al jazeera, are two diversity hires kerry marx and josh howie. >> are you both well?> are you both well? >> i'm very well, thank you. nice. nice to see you back here. >> oh, that's very kind of you. and how are you, john? i'm traumatised. >> yes, as it should be. yes this is this is the state you like me in. i do when i'm at my funniest. yes. it means you're frosty. you're on edge. i'm anything could happen. i've had a coffee. there we go. we're ready to do it. okay. well, control, let's see what mayhem unravels as we proceed. let's have a look at those front pages. so the daily mail is leading with pm only debate will be how not? if we build the guardian has turmoil for labour in wales after getting resigned as first minister. the telegraph is leading with johnson asks trump to stand by ukraine. the times has got locals will lose right to block new homes and inus reaves pushing for brexit reset to help boost uk economy. finally, the daily star get us klopp who knows what that means. those were your front pages. right. we're going to begin with wednesday's metro carry

at the first, on the ninety-fifth anniversary of vasily shukshin, what to read, the capital of karl marxto. you are spinning in infinity, the years are rising for centuries, drive, a little slower, in memory of vladimir vysoksky, in general, i restored my father’s records, great, great, i’m afraid they won’t make you happy, they’re talking about people who participated in corruption schemes, and they received money from crime, back in the nineties, well, don’t delay, don’t delay. colonel bakhtin, mikhail ignatievich, it can’t be, maybe i only told him about my father’s notes, who else could he have told, definitely me ? novozhilov, exactly, no, well, novozhilov was still green at that time, he caught your father on the edge, although he could have been involved in corruption schemes. in general, i began to dig, and did not panic, cunningly, cunningly, two birds with one stone. there are no records in prison, they didn’t think that i would get out of the pre-trial detention center, well, yes, i’ll restore the records, yes, ok, what are you going to do, there are some thoughts, you can hel

i thought, i brought you a book, i’ll read it to her in the spring, why don’t you bring karl marx, youe’s saying to me here, and you, hello, hello, i need to find my daughter, get out of here, please close the door on the other side side and you will see a sign that says mode work, she left with the komsomol brigade, i need the address of my settlement, i said something wrong, yes, can i call, perhaps ivan andreevich will help resolve this issue. well, why bother cancer with the start-up parties , sit down, i ’m listening to you carefully, i need lists, lists, my daughter left the day before yesterday, the day before yesterday, the day before yesterday, as far as i know, the day before yesterday, no recruitment took place, the last recruitment was. okay, tell me your daughter's last name. obasheva, dina ruslanovna obasheva, born in 1966 birth. abasheva, dina ruslanovna. they raised an advanced daughter, comrades. nowadays , young people are not so eager to rush to the construction site of the century. boom, it's over. bam!

funds, golf, the vice presidential loaded with former member of the pennsylvania state senate, bruce marx, who's also been attending this week's orange. one reason is it j. d. vance is what we call a mag, a. make america, great. republican. and he is completely endorsed the trop agenda. i think that donald trump wanted somebody who supported his agenda. i say, i think the 2nd reason is that a j. d. vance because he's, he's like me. i'm from west virginia. he's from southern ohio. we're from what's called apple appellation. it's a 4 areas of the country, j. d van to somebody who came up from nothing. he came up from poverty. i can't say that that was my background then and we have some very key states ra, pennsylvania which, which is next to ohio, wisconsin, mich, michigan. and i think the president trump believes that j, the bass will be a tremendous addition to the ticket there. and the 3rd reason, and probably the most important reason that trump shows j. d pans, is that he thought that he would be, if there was a need, that he would be a capable and successor president and up. and i th

fairly wide street, it was quite small the width of the street is approximately how wide we have karl marxsk became a postcard city by 1953, with such wide avenues, beautiful squares and rich green areas, parks, according to the general plan , appeared... not only in the center, in every residential area, this trend continues today, although, of course, over the past 80 years, our capital has been transformed and expanded with new objects in the spirit of the times. together with the chief architect of minsk, we take it high to make an important announcement. a very large group of people is involved in ensuring that in the city there was cleanliness and order, it’s not for nothing that there is a saying, but you are greeted by your clothes, you are seen off by your mind, so, of course, you always really want to have, minsk is still beautiful and safe, such an image was given to us at a difficult price, with blood and sweat, so that we can be proud they could say i’m from minsk, the city of the hero. know that it is difficult to be the first when choosing your path, but you can do everythin

policy initiative to make america weaker and poor full member of the pennsylvania state senate, bruce marx is actually currently out. the republican convention told all t y he believes gigi bosses the chosen 1. 1 reason is it j. d. vance. is that what we call a mega make america? great. republican. he is completely doors, the traffic gender. i think that donald trump wanted somebody there who support his agenda. i think the 2nd reason is that the j. d. vance because he's, he's like me. i'm from west virginia and he's from southern ohio. we're from what's called a half of what the appellation. it's for areas of the country j. d van to somebody who came up from nothing came up in poverty. i can't say that that was my background. then we have some very key states. pennsylvania which is next to ohio, wisconsin, mich, michigan. and i think the president trump believes that j, the vance will be, uh, tremendous. that the addition of the ticket there, the 3rd reason and probably the most important reason the trump church id past is that he thought that he repeated if there was a need that he would

policy takes us to the brink of world war 3, from a member of the pennsylvania state senate, bruce marx, who is currently at the republican convention, told r t why he believes date events is the chosen one. for one reason is it j. d. vance? is that what we call a mega make america? great. republican and he is completely endorse the trump agenda. i think the donald trump wanted somebody who support his agenda. i think the 2nd reason is that it's a j. d. vance because he's, he's like me, i'm from west virginia and he's from southern ohio. we're from what's called apple, what the appalachian. it's a 4 areas of the country, j. d van to somebody who came up from nothing. they came up from poverty. i can't say that that was my background. and we have some very key states brought pennsylvania, which is next to ohio, wisconsin, mich, michigan. and i think the president trump believes that j, the vance will be, uh, tremendous. but the addition of the ticket there. and the 3rd reason and probably the most important reason, the trump church id pads is that he thought that he would be if there was

rather than accuse others really full man that involved the pennsylvania state, signed a lawyer, bruce marx told out to you that responsibility has to be shed. so last weekend security lapses. it looks like a total failure post by the secret service, if a guy that didn't secure the perimeter, and the local law enforcement officer who currently climbed to the edge of the roof and then ducked out. so that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. we know that from the tragic school shooting where the policeman at the school going to basically hit himself when the, when the shooting started. so that's the job of law enforcement to confront the shooter. of course it means take a risk, but they're there to protect people. and it's obviously the secret service just completely failed because there's no excuse whatsoever for the government have a clearer sight basically, you know, a 100 meters from the stage, the united states. you don't want the information that caused them to have an even higher alert to protect president trump. and this is how bad they did it. they didn't secure the perimete

a former member of the pennsylvania state senate, the lawyer, bruce marx told r t both the police and the secret service must share responsibility for last week's events. it looks like a total failure post by the secret service, if the guy didn't secure the perimeter, and the local law enforcement officer who apparently climbed to the edge of the roof and then dropped out. so that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. we know that from the tragic school shooting where the policeman at the school going to basically hit himself when the, when the shooting started. so that's the job of law enforcement. so to confront the shooter, of course it means take a risk, but they're there to protect people. and it's obvious that the secret service has completely failed because there's no excuse whatsoever for the government having clear sight. basically, you know, a 100 meters from the stage united states, you don't want just information that caused them to have an even higher alert to protect president trump. and this is how bad they did that they didn't say secure the perimeters so some

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better place if we had let's, let's cost live now to form a republican pennsylvania state senator bruce marx to discuss this further center to great to have you on with us. i'd like to hear your thoughts about the u. s. secret service being at odds with local police after that failure to locate the shooter at the trump rally before he opened fire. why, why would the 2 agencies not be on the same page as well? you know, it's an unsophisticated, extremely unfortunate situation. i'm very familiar with the area butler. i grew up in western western pennsylvania. i actually went to school in double park where the shooter live. it looks like a total failure both by the secret service, but they didn't secure the perimeter. and the local law enforcement officer who apparently climbed to the edge of the roof and then ducked out. so that's not what law enforcement is supposed to do. we know that from the tragic school shooting where the policeman at the school can basically hit himself when the, when the shooting started. so that's the job of law enforcement to confront the shooter. of course it means

c venue in milwaukee is bruce marx, former member of the pennsylvania state center. we appreciate your time today, mr. marks. just firstly, this week's convention at big down of course, with the backdrop of the failed assassination attempt on donald trump just days before. so how does that, i'm interested. how does that less? the most fear there will have for you. i have to miss here is electrified the atmosphere here in milwaukee. people think, but for the grace of god, the donald trump survives the attempted assassination. there were obviously a serious problems with security around it that allowed the shooter to get so close to him. but the amount of energy in brett for donald trump and the gratitude that he was able to survive, that is just amazing how you think. you know that he talked about feeling energy in a crowd and sometimes that seems like years advocating. but i hear i'm in milwaukee and it's just amazing. there's just tremendous energy for republicans to support donald trump. and that obviously we're very excited to have changed to katie. advanced as th