the block which includes parties of mateus alvy nan silvio berlusconi could win at least 43 percent of the vote. maloney could become italy's fast female prime minister, and the 1st far right lead us since world war 2. a, when this night is over, we will remember that this is a new beginning from tomorrow on. we will have to show what our values are worth. if we are called to govern and lead this nation, we will do it for every single italian with the goal to unite these people. because our biggest goal in life is to make sure that italians are finally proud again to fly our flag. hi. stephanie decker reports from rome. as expected, a big win for the right exit. polls give georgia milan is coalition over 40 percent of the vote. polls opened at 7 am, all in all 16 hours of voting. there's been a steady stream of people coming to vote throughout the day despite the rain and even though most people are not telling us who they voted for, what is clear is that opinions are very strong on both sides. i mean, we'll do it sooner. i'm facing because it's a duty and a rights that we finally can

saying she had taken italy near final result show the rightly alliance of maloney's brothers of italy, mateus, havanese, lega and silvio berlusconi is fought sir, talia winning around 44 percent of the vote far ahead of its left wing rivals with maloney's party alone, winning some 26 percent. but with turn out down to her story low of just 64 percent in rome reactions to maloney's when were mixed. no, i say i don't follow her much honestly. but i prefer the coalition that her party is part of school or does it should. i mean, i don't, i'm not happy. i didn't vote for her, but it's democracy. did everything she had it through the she can live up to the role and prove she can represent all italian spot, those who voted for right wing parties. but especially those who didn't that wall maloney may have been all smiles on election night as lightly weeks of talks ahead before a new government is formed is maloney on her right wing allies do end up in power. they'll be confronted with crises from the get go with italy struggling with soaring living costs and europe facing down russian aggression pol

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and our correspondent mateus bowling joins me now from here. marty has this highly anticipated report from the i a is out this week i it wasn't easy to get inspectors probably through shuttling to get to this operational plant. how is there investigation now being received in ukraine? well, 1st of all, of course, it's received. it was received well that they have criticize the military equipment on the side. that something that ukraine has been has been criticizing for a long time and that they expected them to do. but there was also criticism off the mission itself that they have not really proposed an action plan. they have not really said how they want to, to militarize this area that they, that they just stated what they saw, but did not give any further advice. ok, so ukraine disappointed. there is no plan of action there. and we know to inspectors from the i a are staying on at the plant. how helpful do you think that will be in improving the security situation there? first of all, it improves the information of situation on security. so the a will have more direct information f

a gambler glass, alexander mateus is the united kingdom, should move forward passage colonial history and establish international relations based on mutual respect. well, i think it's sir, 1st to say that that much of the profits of british capitalism in the 19th and into the 20th century were gained via a looting of nations, particularly india. but other countries as well. when britain or other colonial house go to places, they don't go to develop them, they go to remove the wealth from them, which is what we did with india. and what we would have done with uganda, kenya, south africa. and really what needs to be done is there needs to be a re balancing of the british relationship with the well, we are still, our government is still coasting on the, on the rich is obtained in the colonial period. the needs to be a new relationship between britain and the world which is based on an inequitable relationship between sovereign nation states. not a something which is dedicated to was defending the profiteering of the city of london or defending british investments. it's about mutually ben

frightened because it might happen a similar scenario as in the united states and in front of the capitol. mateus a about in the brazilian city f. lori not bless. thank you so much. and i apologize for the technical issues we had that before. we couldn't hear him properly to the united states. now where more details are emerging about the highly sensitive documents seized at donald trump's florida, home and early august, 1 the even detailing of foreign governments, nuclear capabilities and other military defenses. that's according to the washington post. the report does not identify the foreign government or whether it was friendly or hostile to the u. s. the f. b. i recovered more than $11000.00 government documents and photographs during its search of the former president's mar logo estate in florida on august 8th. and for more on us we can now cross to our correspondent mckayla kuth not in washington d. c. mikaela. if these reports proved to be true, what could the legal consequences for donald trump b? well, the overarching issue that he over arching legal issue still is obstruction. of justi

mean the tendency of citizens on the horizontal level to go along with the mass psychosis with what mateus does metals, the mass i, coaches to denounce each other as they did during co bit. if your son had a barbecue, whatever the media of call saw a great at this, i myself, am constantly attacked now in the dutch media because i work with the ductless school policy for being a, you know, having connections to russia and so, and all these people you mentioned virtuous in your question? he did, they think they are being virtuous, but that's how totalitarian dictatorships all started. did you think we early most of ix thought of themselves as much matters? no, they were fighting rection. they were fighting for progress. they thought of themselves in the i found out of history and it's exactly the same mentality. it rachel, it living in paris, i or how do it on a, on, on your micro level, in the, in everyday life for me is the risk of phobia. gone up in the love of ukraine and increased. i mean, how do they look at this? i mean marco's absolutely right. yeah. i mean, we're spoon fed, you know

the block which includes parties of mateus, albini and silvio berlusconi could when at least 43 percent of the votes, maloney could become asleep fast, female prime minister. i'm the 1st fall right leader since well bore to go straight to our correspondence. stephanie deca, who's at the italian parliament. so fusty talk through the latest numbers. stephanie? yes, just in the last hour. more exit polls. you mentioned. they're 43 percent of the right wing coalition, 26 percent through the sort of center left coalition, a party that was 2nd to below are these brothers at 80. but of course it's all about coalition building when it comes to ty and politics. and this is why you see the majority that maloney holds together with my 2 s on beneath the league. and sylvia bernasconi, a man who needs no introduction now for the italia. so this is where it does look. now that those predictions of 2 weeks ago that the right wing coalition would be winning by a large majority is coming to fruition. that means let see the exact numbers come tomorrow, perhaps what they would probably hold and majority i

and our correspondent and key mateus building a has more on the ukranian counter offensive. we've heard about successes in the south for some time. we don't know how well they're able to consolidate them. we don't get the full picture. there's little access to the front lines at the moment for journalists and so there are questions that remain them that we have with the picture that the ukrainians are indeed advancing. there is, it is getting more and more is getting more and more confirmed. and in the east we are hearing now similar things. the push a push on to the front lines from the ukrainians. that seems to be that seems to be moving on that seem to be some successes. so a lot of pressure applied there. we don't know whether the objective is to really move forward fast there or just to keep pressure high on the russian troops there. so russia could not deploy them from there to the south, for example, that's something that has been some speculation about. but at the moment it looks as if the ukrainians are having the initiative on the in the hawk of region and in the s

voting e-e, the reference point became the tiktok network and here, in addition to the fact that mateusi very often and , let's say, looks more organically against the background of the shock, but the boom happened when sol vibrilus kodnia began to engage the youth audience by appealing to various messages in tik tok for that for young people to come and vote for him as a result of m.m. forza italy or forward svidoborovsky's italy there is almost no rating 9% the league has changed its audience and supporters accordingly it is also almost 9%, well, george melanie's heartbreaking 26% about which we are today that's what we're saying, let's get to the main question, now we've been watching the video, they showed salvini, they showed berlusconi, and plus they were joined by the brothers of italy, led by uh, my brother, probably yes, giorgio miloni . i want it, they promise us the opposite, but they don't promise it, and what do you think we should expect from them , george, melody, do you understand, uh, there will be two factors that will in a certain way restrain us, let's say. do you kn

mean the tendency of citizens on the horizontal level to go along with the mass psychosis with what mateus does met, who's the mass psychosis, to denounce each other as they did during co bit. if your friend had a barbecue or whatever. the media of course, are, are great at this. i, myself, am constantly attack now in the dutch media because i work with little party for being a, you know, having connections to russia. and so, and all these people, you mentioned virtuous in your question, he did, they think they are being better, but that's how to tell it to her who dictatorships all started. did you think we early walsh of x thought of themselves as math matters? no, they were fighting rection, they were fighting for progress. they thought of themselves in the amount of history. and it's exactly the same mentality today. rachel is living in paris. i. or how do it on a, on, on your micro level and the, an everyday life for me is the risk of phobia, gone up and all the love of ukraine, an increase. i mean, how do they look at this? i mean, marco's absolute right? the, i mean, we're spoon fed

the block which includes parties of mateus, navine and silvio berlusconi could when at least 43 percent of the votes, maloney could become italy's fust female prime minister on the 1st fall right lead us since world war 2. stephanie deca has moved from this is where it does look now that those predictions of 2 weeks ago that the right wing coalition would be winning by a large majority is coming to fruition. that means let's see, the exact numbers come tomorrow, perhaps what they would probably hold a majority in both houses of parliament. it's been a day, quite emotional for italians on different sides. you speak to those who support maloney and this coalition feel that this is a day that's long time coming. a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir persian continues to spoil protests across russia. this was the scene and augustine in the north caucasus where more than a 100 people blocked a highway. police reportedly trying to break up the protest by firing warning shots in the air. and another demonstration people shouted no to war and blame the russian government

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