coming climate media coalition, duncan mccarthy. coalition, duncan mccarthy. coming up , the migrant mccarthy. coming up, the migrant crisis has just got a little silly on the albanian ambassador's made himself look a little silly in the commons earlier today, but . soon welcome back . tonight, soon welcome back. tonight, i am asking you, where should we get our energy from? one viewer says we should get our energy from fossil fuels and nuclear from within the uk when possible . we within the uk when possible. we should cut down on unreliable wind and solar. so that point, phil says without fracking we'll be at the mercy of others for energy and it will cost us a fortune. and that's what the globalists want, isn't it? they can't tolerate the thought of any country being self—sufficient in anything. there is an interesting point that like the idea of that i quite like the idea of britain being energy self—sufficient and the future as we fill this gap between renewables and fossil fuels is right beneath our feet and we should be makin

coming climate media coalition, duncan mccarthy. coalition, duncan mccarthy. coming up , the migrant mccarthy. coming up, the migrant crisis has just got a little silly on the albanian ambassador's made himself look a little silly in the commons earlier today, but . soon welcome back . tonight, soon welcome back. tonight, i am asking you, where should we get our energy from? one viewer says we should get our energy from fossil fuels and nuclear from within the uk when possible . we within the uk when possible. we should cut down on unreliable wind and solar. so that point, phil says without fracking we'll be at the mercy of others for energy and it will cost us a fortune. and that's what the globalists want, isn't it? they can't tolerate the thought of any country being self—sufficient in anything. there is an interesting point that like the idea of that i quite like the idea of britain being energy self—sufficient and the future as we fill this gap between renewables and fossil fuels is right beneath our feet and we should be makin

the national hispanic media coalition, felix sanchez and the national foundation of the arts, rafael augustine of the latino film institute with the incredible work they have done, the latino advisory council, some of them are in this room, we have formally put together a coalition of organization over the last year to take on this issue. the folks who have done research, the latino donor collaborative at ucla, stacy smith, those are some folks on the entertainment side. we are talking about media across platforms. when we think about hard news and general is him, thank you to the national association for hispanic journalists for their advocacy. in my hometown, the san antonio association of hispanic journalists. you have book publishing. over the last few years, there has been a wonderful group that has developed called latinx and in publishing. and someone who has done great work in pushing for change in publishing. finally, thank you to the de i dei folks who i know are working hard day in and day out to change these numbers and change latino representation within their companies.

the coalition and the statement on german defense spending took people by surprise, talk about that relationship and if it is as strong as it seems from the outside. >> everything written in the media, the coalition, one year ago, i was a secretary minister, it is working and is stable. we were able to adjust the policies. one year ago a lot could have demanded that we are suspending 100 billion. we are committed to the goal of nato. >> let me turn to our finnish and swedish colleagues. i spent quite a bit of time in helsinki and i remember asking even pro-nato politicians whether finland whatever join nato and they said never. it is never going to happen and we joked with sweden in particular the swedes are. to fight the russians down to the last fin, they were in together, out together. let me ask you briefly about, tell us, we are not on the ground, remarked will change in attitude in finland, finland now once it becomes a member will have the border with russia and has for years even outside the alliance been forced to train for and prepare for a potential russian invasion given history with the war. what do you think you will bring to the alliance given that experience with yo

>> it has everything written in the media, the coalition to date, the first anniversary of the coalition. one year ago at that time i was sworn in as secretary minister, so the coalition is working and stable and think we have proof we are able to adjust the policies and one year ago one could have imagined we are spending 100 billion euros. [inaudible] and we are committed to the 2% of nato because we are convinced it's necessary in these times. >> let me turn to our finnish and swedish colleagues and i spent quite a bit of time in helsinki and remember asking pro nato politicians whether finland would ever join nato and they said no, never. , it's never going to happen and there was always the old joke with sweden in particular the swedes are willing to fight the russians down to the last fin, which is they were in together, out together. let me just ask you briefly about the change -- tell us a little bit because we're not on the ground there, the remarkable changes in attitudes in finland and finland now, once it becomes a member, will have the longest, i leave, border with russia an

media coverage. the last time he was in the draw. the coalition includes an ultra right wing, our in the form of it to me, our band give ear and his jewish power been given, who was among the 1st to congratulate the soldier who killed our movie. is expected to be put in charge of national security. 2022 has been a deadly year in the occupied territory. military and police force have killed at least 138 palestinians on the west bank alone the most since 2004 reporters trying to get that story out to the world. have had it back. the palestinian journalist syndicate recently told you when investigated that israel is waging out wide scale war on media workers. the new israeli government coalition is a frightening prospect for palestinians, whilst it is simply a changing of the prison gaz. because ultimately there is no room for palestinian right? is there any regime has systematically targeted palestinian john unless the palestinian media, whether it's true physical assault, detaining palestinians, arresting palestinian journalists because he israeli

media workers. the new israeli government coalition is a frightening prospect for palestinians, whilst it is simply a changing of the prison gaz. because ultimately, there is no room for palestinian right? is there any regime has systematic, a targeted palestinian john unless the palestinian media, whether it's true physical assault, detaining palestinians, arresting palestinian journalists because he is really regime does not want policy . and john, as to show the world what is really happening, this is happening under the outgoing government. the people hold up as being more moderate, more liberal, more responsible, they have not rushed to condemn, to investigate, to hold accountable. i mean, this is kill exonerate, repeat. and the optics in israeli military operations preceded the electron, it was part of the camp pain that the outgoing prime minister lap it ran in the election. when israeli forces kill palestinians, the official defense offered usually starts with a denial. then a deflection of the allegation, justice is typically delayed. it's almost always deny the murder, 7 months ago of al

. >> we everything that was written in the media with the coalition, today is the first anniversary of the coalition . one year ago at that time i was in an executive meeting so the coalition is working. it's stable. i think we proven we are to adjust policy. a year ago no one could have imagined we are spending b,100 billion and this morning we are committed to goals with nato that we are convinced that it is time class let me turn to our finish colleagues. i spent quite a bit of time in helsinki and i remember asking even pro-nato politicians about whether finland would ever join nato and they said never, if never going to happen and there was the old joke that with you in particular the swedes are willing to fight the russians down to the last finn which in together, out together. let me ask you briefly about ... tell us because we're not on the ground the remarkable change in attitudes within finland and finland now wants to become a member. will have the longest i believe war with russia and has for years even outside the alliance and forced to train for and prepare for a potentia

she says the types of policies coming out of the coalition negotiations of race concerns even among some right wing israeli media outlets. well, the israeli public expressed their support in the elections and about half of the israelis just a very slight majority voted for the parties that are currently entering the coalition. that's why they were able to win 64 out of 120 seats. so i don't think that we need to go buy poles right now because we have the electrons and this is the government is being formed on that basis. however, i would say that over the last few weeks there has been quite a bit of concern including in some of the right wing media and some of the leading rivaling commentators about the kinds of things we've been hearing in the coalition negotiations. the kinds of policies and laws that this government wants to advanced . and surprisingly, we've even seen, for example, in the ultra orthodox newspaper, yet in among an article opposing one of the pieces of legislation that has been most controversial, which is essentially allowing various forms of discrimination in the private sector, which is som

but, a coalition of media outfits wrote in part we ask to meet in person with the city to further addresss. but despite multiple attempts, mayor lori lightfoot flatly refuses to discuss the matter. in short, the mayor's decision to restrict our ache sells to scanner channels will harm our ability to keep you, our readers and viewers and listeners safe and informed. and more difficult to hold our government and its personnel accountable. >> just a couple of weeks ago on the program, we talked to bill kelly, william kelly, a reporter out in chicago. his press pass was revoked by the city of chicago he is famous for asking the mayor hard questions. pulling the press credentials for every news outfit. you will not be able to hear the police scanner anymore. here is what he told us about the mayor on november 23rd. >> i was asking the obvious questions. and as she lost her temper every single time. the videos went viral. millions of comments, likes and shares. but now mayor lightfoot is in re-election mode and she doesn't want any more embarrassing questions to go viral, so she revoked my medi

and i should the organized coalition in trust, rational, the media issue at the lamb mo, bomb, or to them. thank you. i brush initially secretary of the communist party of ukraine. nikita who shelf center points bulky envelopes labeled top secret one after another to moscow. stayed security minister victor, of whom of analyzed this intelligence and realized that command of these operations was being exercised from within ukraine from a single centre, which distributed money and weapons and gave orders to kill in order to disrupt his gangland activity. the leaders of the ukrainian nationalists had to be found and illuminated. it was this mission that soviet agent general cobbles to the plot of by then already legend was ordered to carry out with ah, after the war, gangs were active in many previously occupied soviet territories. bad reports from ukraine was shocking in both scale and brutality. a teacher was raped and murdered in the new guns region. a farmer was thrown into a threshing machine in the rovan region in a level of suburbs. the body of a come some mol, activist, was found

ask if you would share with the committee any similarities or differences that your coalition has identified in the media's treatment of missing, indigenous women. >> thank you for that question. in my testimony earlier i shared the experience of a mother who i met with last week. her daughter is actively missing, she is receiving phone calls weekly from the investigating detective. what she continues to do is get out in public and advocate herself at rallies. it's communities. the missing and murdered indigenous crisis is a grassroots movement. people are in the streets marching. they are holding their own rallies. we are pulling together media efforts on our own and this is where the stories are told. media is not coming to our communities. and asking these questions -- we are seeking these opportunities and demanding them. >> thank you. madam chair in the time left, i would like to ask mr. bisque off if you would take a moment to comment on this whole issue of family and peer support for families that are experiencing missing or exploited children and if you could talk a bit about what the national cent

france has resigned in protest, announcing the resignation on social media. yale, german said she cannot represent its policies. the coalition will be led by benjamin nest, now was returning his prime minister for the 6th time. his government includes ultra nationalists and ultra orthodox jewish bodies on wednesday, more than a 100 former israeli diplomats signed a letter, a warning of damage to israel's international reputation. protesters opposed to the new government to have been rallying outside. the kenneth, it is yowse party has said it will pursue expansion of settlements in the occupied west bank. and that's raising fears of an escalation intention with palestinians. we come to them against a government that is maybe legal, but not legitimate. a government that wants to break down israel. democracy after the law that they're planning to pass. israel will continue to exist, but not as a democracy. like you're involved almost a week ago for the government to go about to rise up in the room. horrible government. local criminals are shipping girl a democracy. came to almost what's been going on. let's take a look at some

media. this goes back to joe biden, the nato coalition he put together, but zelenskyy was "time" magazine's man of the year, rightfully so. putin is a damaged, hurt brand. i don't know what his exit ramp is off, but zelenskyy is an international hero and i think "time" magazine had it completely right >>> still ahead on this special edition of "brand up, brand down," donny gives us the trends for some of the biggest names in business, sports, and entertainment. we'll be right back. ple remember commercials with nostalgia. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual!!! what does it do, bud? it customizes our home insurance so we only pay for what we need! and what did you get, mike? i got a bike. ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi! need new glasses? get more from your benefits at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! use your vision benefits before they expire.

so a multiple return to the topic in the german media is guaranteed and some comedy is quite a reason to distract from falling ratings, the ruling coalitionsare dissatisfied with it 66% of germans from the situation in the economy and a report about how people cannot pay electricity bills sometimes democracy is very, by the way, in danger mikhail antonov anastasia barkovskaya andrey morning all of you, damn it, germany fifteen-degree frost in a norwegian or hummer did not stop how activists from the organization? stop oil exploration from another provocation if they used to douse soup and paint paintings in museums, now they have blocked the ski run. at the world cup stage, the organizers were so amazed by this sortie that they did not react immediately, although the score for a dense group of athletes not far from the finish line went in seconds. as a result of the win, it turned out to be the bodybuilders who were able to go around the protesters from the side. and the rest lost their pace. some of the spectators loudly protested, but the activists believe that their action is justified. i am participating because we are desperate the go

why politicians were asked those questions by members of the media who are ever eager to try to drive wedges within the republican coalitionan lawmakers to respond to the latest thing that a trump has said or put out on social media. that's like a pastime at this point, no doubt about that. and i'm sure republicans, many of them, are sick of those types of questions. in fairness to the press though on this, howie, we have one declared presidential candidate in 2024, and it's donald trump. he's the only one in either party who has officially thrown his hat into the ring -- howard: right. >> -- so here's a former president running for the office again dining with bigots at mar-a-lago and saying things like he did about the constitution, that's newsworthy, and it's especially amplified because he's the guy with all the oxygen right now looking ahead to 2024. and you can't help but notice those things and ask questions about them. howard: of course it's newsworthy but, harold ford, are the media laying a trap for republicans, because there's a very good chance donald trump would be the nominee, and they don't want to be on vid

enlightened that are willing also to create even media the media for educating democracy in the world we need that and we need to do coalitionsrwise we need to educate people. otherwise we cannot do it and as you said it will take years and years. >> thank you. >> we have to do it because we have to make sure they understand what the dictatorship what it's doing to the people. >> thank you, one last question, comment. >> there's a component are like to ask you about the military how was it during your three years and will we ever see [indiscernible] in our military? >> thank you. it's very difficult question. i can assure you that during my presidency i changed it. i was afraid that we could have a cu like in egypt. -- coup. like in egypt. i don't know for the moment what is happening because i believe that this guy is still in power because he is backed by the military. what i don't want is to have coup you have two kinds of states. the states that have their own military and algeria the military is having estate. israel is the military having estate. in tunisia, i hold that it is estate having military we don't know. >> tha

media watchdog. on his reporting. he says next, find it relatively simple to manage a new right twin coalition. there are definitely more right wing parties than there have been in the past. and the reason for that is because ahead of the election, you had $300.00 terrorist attacks in one month. and that's what made is really go down security and elect what could be the most right when government, but more important israelis when they voted the most security minded government. and if they succeed in bringing about that security, that's good for the jewish christian and muslim israelis as well as there's no doubt. there are plenty of internal divisions and israeli democracy over how the country should go. being both the jewish state and democratic states and trying to figure out how to make that work together. they're going to be challenges about whether to be more jewish. and then you've got a supreme court that will intervene to be out. as personally said that he won't let there be steps taken. that would distance israel from the world know stuffs against l. g b p community on like what happen

multiple return to the topic in the german media is provided, and with some comedy, this is quite a reason to digress from the falling ratings, the ruling coalitiontisfied with 66% of germans from the situation in the economy and the channel's reports. people can't pay electricity bills sometimes democracy is in danger, by the way mikhail antonov anastasia parking. andrey morning all himself, glyn germany she asked for help, but received a recommendation. just to die the realities of the social sphere of canada from the material cvc broadcasting corporation reports a flagrant case, which was even considered at a government meeting. veteran of the canadian forces and paralympic participant. she accused the local intelligence services of being offered euthanasia, as she said, christine gauthier, die, she was not going to at all, on the contrary, she tried to resolve the issue with the ramp for disabled wheelchairs in their own home at home, however, instead of organizing an accessible environment. social worker. informed her of the possibility of quotation killing by medical intervention equipment for voluntary suicide. they promised to provide fre

now, no media was allowed in court today, nbc was part of a press coalition that petitioned the judgehe hearing, but that was not granted. and nbc news reports that the judge today did not hold trump's office in contempt. but the mere fact that the justice department tried something this aggressive in the first place is notable. that aggressive stance could be for any number of reasons. but one potential reason is the fact that the custody of the mar-a-lago case has been transferred to the newly appointed special counsel, jack smith. this is from the new york times today. some lawyers who have worked with mr. smith's team said that they were told that the justice department would no longer pulled punches in seeking to enforce court orders or subpoenas. this is no longer the special master circus, the clowns may go home. the doj is no longer pulling punches. joining us now is california congressman, eric swalwell. he says on both the judiciary and intelligence committee is. congressman, thank you for being here tonight. i wonder if you have read the analysis of what happened today in c

multiple return to the topic in the german media is provided and, with some comedy, this is quite a reason to digress from the falling ratings that rule the coalitionmans are dissatisfied with the situation in the economy and people cannot pay their electricity bills sometimes democracy is in danger, by the way mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya andrey morning. behave glyn germany russian culture is impossible to cancel the world- famous milan theater la scala opened a new season of the opera boris godunov said there that kiev's protests on this issue are not acceptable for any cultured person at the premiere of the full house the first persons of italy for the main part performed by a russian singer. ildar abdrazakov also invited artists of the mariinsky theater this time even the chairman of the european commission stood up for russian culture. i love a good opera by musossky, a phenomenon, tchaikovsky is also phenomenal. we must respect it above time, the minister of culture of ukraine cannot calm down and called on the west to boycott absolutely all russian art. well, it is only possible to replace yes with ukrainian authors, who urgently re

media. as the reports emerge of upcoming you sanction targeting russian outlet a us senator drops a resolution to stop funding. saudi led coalition forces in yemen, bro. over 23000000 people are in dire need of aid. the former c. e o crypto currency exchange which collab owing over a 1000000 creditors.

i hope that such a coalition will actually be formed and where there will be representatives and mark leisya and sellers such as us and the media all of us, when we will be able to clear this simple thing, the population of poland is 30, uh, almost eight million, i don't think that in poland , in search engines, they enter the search for some goods, if they want to buy, they use the russian language, because uh, the population of russia more well, actually, here google consumes similarities uh , they were looking like this kill taras hryhorovych shevchenko and you will still be offered an option in russian with a capital e-e . try to change the settings from google itself from their side, mrs. yaryna, yes, in the american state of parma, the state of the grove, a competition for assembling ukrainian patles was held yesterday. by the way, you say that your puzzles are actually designed more for foreign buyers, are these ukrainian symbols that arose during a full-scale invasion popular? among foreign buyers . currently, the country in which we sell the most is the united states, but this is precisely because we aimed our marketin

coalition government after november's contested general election. north korea says it's months away from completing the development of a spy satellite state media say the important test was conducted on sunday. it released to midges of the south korean capital, sol said to have been taken joy that launch from young is able to finish the project. by april i saw his claim responsibility for a bomb blast which killed 9 iraqi policeman on sunday. the attack on a convoy happened to southwest the city of king hook. you follow this story. zillow website, al jazeera dot com is updated throughout the day. more news in half an hour. next. the fans who make football in america is a region of wonder. i'm joy tragedy, and yes of violet doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. no, it's a life and it's my job to shed light on how and why a ah, in the early 1940 s. a man named page eco sat alone at a table in a cafe in casablanca, morocco. he was troubled, ah, world war 2 was raging. and this city was a refuge for many trying to escape and nazi war. machine. thousands fled here from europe hoping for safe passage to brita

not in the service . mass media with the visit of winston churchill and the british prime minister, who arrived in washington on december 22, 1941, when the anti-hitler coalition already begun to form, when churchill met with roosevelt, and the united states of america was attacked in a few days in addition, by the japanese navy in pearl harbor and how appropriate and expedient are these analogies in this situation? interfering with the possible ending of this story, can there be exactly the same ending as it was 80 years or 85 years ago, thank you and well, i will say frankly that of course and this is a correct opinion that any analogies are slightly lacking that all these events that are taking place, they are taking place in completely different historical conditions, different players are different, er, tangential to those events, different factors that influence their course, but here i would talk more about a certain er, symbolism, because if then humanity was fighting the brown plague fascism today we are all fighting with a variety of this ugly ideology with racism and russian fascism, so i think that in this case the analogy can really be in the sens

media. as the reports emerge of upcoming you sanction targeting russian outlet. a us senator drops a resolution to stop funding. saudi led coalition forces in yemen, bro, over 23000000 people are in dire need of aid. the former c. e o crypto currency exchange, which collab owing, over a 1000000 creditors has been arrested in the bahamas a day before he was set to testify before the us congress. and they were a little bit troops accidentally killed a teenage palestinian girl during a weekend raid in the west bank city of daneen. we spoke with her relatives who called for the continued killings to stop now they have admitted that they killed her by mistake. and how was she killed by mistake when the fired for bullets? this railey army has the technology and knows exactly who it is targeting. ah, hello, and good morning from moscow to wherever you may be. catching us welcome to the hours most vital news stories from around the world. i'm here i'll, isabel, an organization founded to protect the rights of journalists worldwide, has refused to support russian media outlets and individuals. and made reports of looming ease sanctions ask

coalition government after november's contested general election. north korea says it's months away from completing the development of a spy satellite state media say an important test was conducted on sunday. it released images of sol, which it says were taken during the launch and to disease opposition is calling for the president to step down. after less than 9 percent of voters turned out for parliamentary elections, opposition parties, boycott the polls, which had the lowest turn out in more than a decade. there is a headline for news in half an hour. we continue with the listing post here on our 0 release eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet. on al jazeera, a corporate takeover makes headlines. what lies ahead for n d t v and broadcast journalism in india. dangerous content in ethiopia, with allegedly deadly consequences. facebook gets taken to court and from the margins into the mainstream. the changing news landscape in italy, alabama to reduce burden your glistening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. india's richest man got um a donnie is in the midst of a takeover of n d t. v. a new

media. this goes back to joe biden -- i didn't bring this up with his brand, the nato coalition he put together. zelenskyy was "time" magazine's man of the year, rightfully so. putin has been damaged, hurt brand. i don't know what his exit ramp is off but zelenskyy is an international hero and i think "time" magazine had it completely right. >>> still ahead, donny gives us the trends for some of the biggest names in business, sports, and entertainment. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, replacing thought with worry. but one thing can calm uncertainty. an answer. uncovered through exploration, teamwork, and innovation. an answer that leads to even more answers. mayo clinic. you know where to go. waiting. sometimes it's just inevitable. but if you're over 50 or live with a chronic condition, untreated covid could be deadly. got covid symptoms? get tested and get treated right away. it can't wait. >>> welcome back to a special edition of "morning joe's" "brand up, brand down." we turn now to the newsmakers in business, sports, and entertainment. where shall we start

democrat coalition and internet of things is creative have for this conversation today afterwards i will be joined by the advisory board member for a fireside chat just a reminder on all social media platforms we encourage you to share about today's event what's been representative to the virtual stage. >> great to be here. >> before we get into all things technology we want to start with a few news of the day questions from the midterms and elections. with that democratic leadership d can you talk about how important it is to happen now thatha democrats are in a minority and throughoutas the tenure in congress quick. >> long before my tenure a historic figure and has done an incredible job leading not only thehe democratic caucus but as a leader for our country this is a big change but we have incredible leaders throughout the caucus and an opportunity for us to see people participate in ways they have not before and that will be healthy for the organization. >> we are talking about jeffries the democrat from new york expected to be leading the democrats in the minority no person of color has ever let a party caucus in the house or senate. >> exactly. we have an opportunity to br

about what about the mass media, which took place in the perception of russia by the ruling elites of the west and at least those countries that today form an anti-russian coalitionrussia, a terrorist state, russia must be punished for what it directly did well, and uh, now many things are no longer such sacred cows well for example, let's say the same export of energy carriers from the russian federation, which was traditionally considered, you know, how something like this became like the eternal west, sunset, and therefore sunrise, that is, well, objective things, the same was considered the export of russian energy carriers and e-e gas and oil energy carriers directly to europe on today we see we see all kinds of restrictions and this is obviously my contribution to the list of problems of the changes that took place in 2022. yes, mrs. merkel is already in her troubles. and in an interview with such people after her resignation, the former head of germany says that's where they bought this gas, and i still believe that it was all right, because in this way, we delayed a little and gave time to ukraine, that is, she is trying on - she is trying on such a role

media. this goes back to joe biden an the -- i didn't bring this up what was talking about joe biden, but the nato coalitionher zelenskyy was time magazines man of the year, rightfully so putin is a damaged, hear brand. i don't know what his exit ram is zelenskyy is an internationa hero i think time magazine had right. >> still ahead on this special edition of brand of, brandon donny gives us the chance fo some of the biggest names in business, sports, an entertainment. we will be right back. we will be right back. that doesn't cost $50? paentamin formula repairs hair. as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment. for softness and resilience, without the price tag. if you know... you know it's pantene. (music) for softness and resilience, without t♪ ♪price tag. narrator: you're not gonna get it all right, just make sure you nail the big stuff. son: mama! narrator: like making sure your kids are in the right seat for their age and size. nicorette knows quitting smoking is freaking hard. nhtsa.gov/therightseat you get advice like... try hypnosis... or, quit cold turkey. are you kidding me? instead, start s

coalition won the november 1st elections . the white house is criticized full of president donald trump, suggesting parts of the constitution should be thrown out in the social media post trumped again. calls for the 2020 election to be overturned and said. elements of the constitution should be terminated. the evidence to support donald trump claims . i need your castro as will. the donald trump is still angry that he lost the 2020 presidential election and on the weekend he unleashed his rage now directed at the us constitution. do you throw the presidential election results of 2020 out, and declared the rightful winner? or do you have a new election he posted on truth, social, a massive fraud of this type and magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles. even those found in the constitution, trump has made bombastic statements in the past, but that a former president would call for the suspension of the constitution was according to abide and spokesmen and anathema to the soul of our nation. incoming house, democratic leader who came jeffries, described it as extraordinary. i thought it was a strange statement, but the republican

media post and support of anti government protests has been anger falling . the death of mazda meaning in police custody in september. and soon as his main oppositional coalition says, president, k said, should resign up to a mere 9 percent turn out during saturday's parliamentary election. it was the 1st pulse inside both and a new constitution which gave him sweeping new pallets. let's bring in putty callaway. he's a political analyst and former director of the tennessee and institute of strategic studies joins us live from to this target groups. happy with a so look at unprecedented low voter turnout just over 8 percent. this'll come was a huge blow to president chi side and his controversial new constitution, hampton museums then totally rejected his politics. well, they the, some, it's difficult to say the exact reasons. i think it's a complicated set of reasons. one of them is that decided to establish a roadmap, only by his own without any dialogue with any a p a. but most importantly, i think he did exactly work for maybe that was it a social issues that most of the population has an issue with most of the population, issues it out of the stations and

coalition agreement. croatia is still in the lead in the third place play—off at the qatar world cup. hussey now on bbc news, the mediaalso got the british newspapers who are trying to make it big in the us. we'll be finding out why the publisher of the mirror and the express think that the americans are ready for some british style tabloid journalism in a bit. but first, let's start with matt brittin. he's the president of google for europe, the middle east matt, welcome to the media show. hi, katie. thanks for having me. you're very welcome.

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