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just to double check ms meloni's policies on lgbtqi+, for example, don't bother you.ifferent approach. ok, but that's not a red line. that's not a... i'm not speaking i'm not speaking of groups. i'm speaking of parliamentarians that will go to different groups. and we will see, as we have seen with the discussion of the candidates, that it's not clear how the different groups will be composed and how they will settle themselves. and therefore, you have to choose principles and be very clear on these principles. i'm joined by eddy wax, political correspondent for politico, focused on the european parliament. i'm sure he watched the debate this afternoon, how do you think she did, what stood out for you? i afternoon, how do you think she did, what stood out for you?— what stood out for you? i think the only interesting _ what stood out for you? i think the only interesting and _ what stood out for you? i think the only interesting and fascinating - only interesting and fascinating moment of words when she put on the spot and she struggled where you played that there whe

in italy, prime minister giorgia meloni is topping the polls.s happen across the country year in, year out. some of the images associated with the dark chapters of italy's past still infuse the present. from a funeral, to a birthday party, fringe extreme groups like forza nuova operate here. they often blend with die—hard football fans. a senior member at this celebration shouts, "who paid for this evening? who gave it to us?" adolf hitler! prompting the chant, "we're a beautiful team in the shape of a swastika. how great it is to be trained by deputy fuhrer rudolf hess." the party's leader denies nazi sympathies, but... are you a fascist? if you ask me like that, i probably would say yes. but i have to complete the term and say i'm a revolutionary. this was a regime that deported jews to death camps, that outlawed the opposition, that put political opponents in internment camps. are you denying that the fascist regime was violent and criminal? yes, absolutely, i deny it. the internment camps are things that happened with the war. the americans

giorgia meloni, the italian prime minister, ursula von der leyen talking about her shock, right acrossoard, all of europe's leaders reacting as you would expect to quite shocking news, the news of the prime minister being shot and wounded there during a public gathering, and you can see a number of people still walking around the area, slightly bemused. i was watching one eyewitness, the footage coming into the building, and shejust described, footage coming into the building, and she just described, she told journalists, we want to shake the hand of the prime minister, i was taking pictures of him, and when he walked out of the building, we are waiting for a long time, we were excited, we wanted to shake his hand, he came next to me and at this moment we heard something like what we thought was a firecracker thrown on the ground, that was my first reaction, thejournalist on the ground, that was my first reaction, the journalist then asked the eye witness how many shots did you hear? i heard three shots, said the witness. it was quick, one by one, as if you had thrown a firecracker on

not so long ago meloni's post fascist government would have been snubbed in europe, perhaps seen as ant is the hard right

no right meloni's a noda. thank you. joining me now is cnn safety analyst and former safety inspector for the faa, david sue see david. good morning. thanks so much for being with us. >> so let's let's talk about just different parts of the this bipartisan bill at first, the increasing the number of the air traffic controllers. >> it's the goal is to close the gap of 3,000 vacancies and we've heard so much about these shortages in the fatigue that the traffic controllers have been facing as you've been watching, a lot of near collisions are close calls on the runways happen a lot, but more than more than we want to see how quickly david do you think we'll see some of these shortages alleviated take quite some time. >> i mean, it's selecting to get 3,000 people. they're going to have to go through about 9,000 candidates. the washout rate for air traffic controllers is about 30% or excuse me, more like 60% so it's not easy to find that many people to fill those positions okay. >> and what about this technology to prevent c

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it was criticized both by the head of the foreign ministry and personally by prime minister george meloni to be very careful with statements like that. i agree that nato must take a tough stance and not give in. but there are many, let’s say, dubious and controversial statements. suffice it to recall the statement by french president emmanuel macron about sending nato troops to ukraine. i advise you to be more careful. federal chancellor of germany olaf scholz also said that he does not currently see any prerequisites for expanding the scope of use of western weapons that the allies supplied to ukraine. he noted that there are clear rules for the supply of weapons that were agreed upon with ukraine, and at the moment these rules are working. this is olaf scholz's position. but sweden, in an appropriate response to a request from journalists, actually supported jans stoltenberg’s idea. according to international law, ukraine has the right to defend itself through military action, directed against enemy territory as long as military actions comply with the laws and customs of war. sweden su

as the milan press found out, is being prepared to be handed over to kiev by prime minister george meloniy aid package. perhaps this will happen even next week. here's what we found on the website of the french military-industrial corporation thales. there they began production of four hundred missiles, which are used precisely in these sempti complexes. and another interesting coincidence. this week , about 70 ukrainian military personnel began training to work on patrio systems in germany. this is exactly the composition of one battery. the courses are accelerated to just 6 weeks instead of six or even 9 months. it's a race against time, says the new york times. and the clock is not ticking in favor of ukraine and its western curators. here's a quote. deliveries of new weapons from the states. really protect the kiev regime, that is, this will really only prolong the agony, this will prolong this war and the process itself will be broken. to which he announced the expulsion of the russian military ottache, and also decided to tighten the rules for obtaining diplomatic visas for our citi

as the milan press found out, is being prepared to be transferred to kiev by prime minister george meloni military aid package. even next week, that’s what we found on the website of the french military-industrial corporation thales, they began producing four hundred missiles that are used in these sampsey complexes. and another interesting coincidence: this week about seventy ukrainian military personnel began training to work on patriot systems in germany. this is exactly the composition of one battery. accelerated courses just 6 weeks instead of six or even 9 months. it's a race against time, writes the new york times. and the clock is not ticking in favor of ukraine and its western curators, here is a quote: deliveries of new weapons from the states of great britain and germany may take months, and even the already promised patriots will arrive no earlier than the end of june, but this will not change the situation on the battlefield, military experts say. recent events show that these air defense systems do not have the effectiveness that the west was counting on, that calculated in

and as i've talked many, many times, of course, doesn't surprise me that meloni is not there. this family is really focused on optics. they are always focused on optics. and so i know that today they think they're showing this the four of them are there and that's good for the optics. and then of course the boys got to go out and shout over each other and and talk about how horrible this is. but i think that meloni and avant-garde both thinking of their own optics and they haven't been here the whole time. i'm just not sure showing up now would do anything but cause more speculation. >> i mean, do you think there's any chance that melania shows up? i mean, obviously at the heart of this is something i know you've talked extensively about and she's she has strong feelings and it was a humiliating incident the way the whole thing happened and was covered for her. nonetheless, for being there. certainly does make a huge statement in his favor i would be absolutely floored if she showed up. there's just no way. and again, she hasn't shown up this whole time now. and so in her mind

the french far right and german far right are not on the same page you had le pen getting closer to meloni we will see if they are able to put something on the table that is tangible for european voters. >> that would be a strong signal to the u.s. and toward china we know there have been huge differences with the view on china and the strategic autonomy with france and germany. charlotte, thank you so much. >>> let's change tactics south africans could be heading to the polls on wednesday in the congress party opinion polls show the ruling party could end its time as lead of the country what stood out to me is we have so many voters undecided at this point. all right. it seems we have a bit of an issue with the line here we will get back to gutfried on the south african election. >>> we will go for break we have a lot coming up on the show we are talking football and ether and the south african elections. stay with us for more on this monday morning in the markets. bye-bye. switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own cu

national alliance, and subsequently today is the ruling party, their leader, prime minister george meloniperiencing a renaissance of nazism, the black sun strives to... torchlight processions are returning to the streets of european cities, supporters of far-right and neo-nazi associations quite openly honor the leaders of the third reich and fascist italy. extremists from all over germany gather together every year and march in memory of rudolf hesse. today the fallen, and tomorrow for a better germany, for the homeland, for the people. the organizer of the march is a group. the third way is one of many in europe that adheres to neo-nazi views. their ideology is dominated by racial theory and the desire for ethnic cleansing. you might think that russians or degenerates come, there is not a single normal citizen among them, the same pit every year. gradually, peaceful walks with torches and reading specific literature flow into direct action. in october 2019, a twenty-seven-year-old neo-nazi tried to break into a synagogue where 68 people were present on the occasion of the holiday. after

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giorgia meloni doesn't define herself as anti—fascist.emn the fascism, but more than this is an obsession. so italy's past echoes into its modern day. the line between historical tribute and glorification of crimes blurred. and some fear what was once considered extreme is now mainstream. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. you can watch mark's full documentary "out of the shadows — awakening italy's past" on the bbc news channel and on iplayer from saturday. the scottish parliament is expected to vote today to quash the convictions of sub—postmasters who were wrongly convicted during the post office it scandal, after they were left out of a law passed in england, wales and northern ireland last week. figures from scotland's prosecution service show around 60 people were convicted using evidence based on the horizon software. our reporter, katie hunter, has more. that's the post office here. basically, we got this in �*94 as a family business. when we first took over, it was me and my mum. i was originally going to be the postmaster, but then i w

. >> second thing is it came out in cross that meloni really wasn't thought about by trump.e didn't care about karen mcdougal. he thought it actually in a sick way would help him and end. the third thing is in cross blanche brought out that trump reimbursed cohen when you pay for legal services. that's not reimbursement, right? right. yeah. no we've definitely look into that. so on on the on re-examine are redirects rather? yes. >> how do the prosecutors how should they try to dispense with what we saw? >> that is a fantastic point whenever i had a moment like that on cross, my redirect saved the day. so this break actually helps the prosecution more than a defense on redirect. i would go back to the october 24 call. i would put up those text messages and have cohen looked at jury in the eye? and say, you know what, i did talk about that. but i also talked about the deal that may be coming. so i forgot to mention that, and i apologize. just have them own it. and also, i would go back to his statement before congress and reaffirm that trump's legal advisors told him to lie to

>> let's not forget that giorgia meloni, who has been called a fascist or a neo fascist, has beenin fascist a neo fascist, has been in power, although there's been in power, although there's been a lot of you know, throwing spanners into her wheels by the deep state and the globalist powers. but now in germany, we have afd or afd . the have afd or afd. the establishment in germany couldn't have done a better pubuchy couldn't have done a better publicity spot for them. now, when you see even elon musk or jordan peterson are tweeting or posting about it, and we know that nowadays the woke leftists have declared war on science, there's usually manifests in the field of biology , but no other field of biology, but no other science, no science more than mathematics or statistics have been under attack because statistics can be revealing of the devastating impact of mass immigration in italy. we have a saying. we say mathematics is not an opinion. mathematical? no, no an opinion. which means everybody must bow down to the sheer factuality of the reality. yeah, but apparently for the left, mathema

that's actor chris meloni in a psa for the global lyme alliance.r went to capitol hill to seek increased federal funding to study the conditions of those suffering from the long-term effects of lyme disease. they had meetings with lawmakers from both parties hoping to bring bipartisan support to what the advocates say is a long overlooked issue. i would agree. and the emmy nominated actor joins us now, he also served as an ambassador for the global lyme alliance. also with us filmmaker lindsay keys who directed the documentary titled "the quite yet epidemic" focusing on living with lyme disease. thank you for coming in this morning. chris, that was a great psa. you nailed it. how did you get involved with this? >> yeah, as a matter of fact, i'm kind of reliving that. that's very painful to watch because i've -- i've been through everything that was -- that was written on there. well, that's how -- that's why i'm here. >> i see. okay. >> my family has been severely affected by lyme disease and i needed a place to find support, to find an answer. so

. >> he did did you reference meloni that point he did the trump hush money trial gavel to gavel coverage. >> this is unprecedented to have a candidate for the white house as a criminal defendant. we've never ben here the weight only cnn can bring it to you because he never reporters are covering every angle of this trial. legal insight, expert analysis. let's go through some key takeaways and real real-time updates live from the courtroom. >> this is riveting testimony that we are getting. >> follow the facts, follow the testimony, follow cnn water would help us. it's dry spots. that's gone disease. but scott healthy plus will curates lawn going around. so other people have it and it's not recover back at the newscaster field are healthy plus laundry today was that your grandfather leading armies to battle? >> was that your great aunt keeping armies alive, drafting the plans, taking the pictures was it your family members who flew? who fixed who fought, who rose to the occasion when the world needed them. most discover, preserve, and share the stories of your family's heroes explore all

this is new reporting from me and our colleague meloni's and nonna.nd really what we learned about the minority leader in interviews with nearly two dozen people is that this is someone who operates behind the scenes. oftentimes, not wanting to take credit in the moment. someone who also well, it has earned the trust of different parts of his party by listening, by taking in feedback, many members that we talked to said this is someone who has navigated tensions within the caucus when it comes to the israel-hamas war, something that democrats have dealt with for years now as an issue, but something that obviously leslie has come to the forefront within their parties since october 7 and specifically and unique anecdote that i heard in the process of reporting out the story was the fact that jeffrey is quietly secured additional money for democratic earmarks in the last spending bill, this was something that democrats had been fighting named for, for more than a year, according to the top democrat on the appropriations committee, rosa loro. but at the e

people over politics, we actually mean it we have new reporting today from cnn's lauren fox and meloni'snd nonna, that unpacks how jeffries scored pretty major wins, holding his caucus together through really a tumultuous two years. >> melanie joins our panel now, nice to see you such great reporting that everybody can read on cnn.com. and just kinda give us the overall view from not just democrats, but also republicans on why and how he's been able to take advantage he's chosen to do so i mean, certainly will help him politically, but he's chosen to take advantage in order to further policy, legislative initiatives. yeah, the minority party has had really an extraordinary and unusual level of power. this congress over both the legislative agenda and the fate of two republicans speakers just think about it. democrats have put up the votes for everything from the debt ceiling the government funding bills to foreign aid to a foreign surveillance package, to blocking the motion to vacate the speakership under speaker mike johnson. now some people would say this is the reality of a razor thi

yeah, there's a couple of snippets where people said, well, he was worth trump was worried about meloni. i was worried about his family situation. that's fine. that doesn't cancel out, that they've shown. i think more than adequately, that there was a campaign mode. if i just don't see any basis to say that there was no concern with the campaign. how could that even be? well, he doesn't hearing this and jeff doesn't hearing this ring this bell about attorney-client privilege. >> what how is how is he's representing me i am the prior i'm a loyal to the president in his private lawyer, and we're having these private conversations how does this attorney for an exception? okay. so there's a crime-fraud exception and here's the only way that comes in because now you have two lawyers on the jury who may know of this the only way the crime for an exception, it comes in is the judge has dad to have ruled beforehand that there were some that that it fits into the crime-fraud exception. so now the lawyers if the lawyers know their stuff, the way my colleagues here do in their mind, they're like,

as well, trump brought it up a lot first, it was the fact that he was worried about what ivanka or meloni would think of him if these stories had gotten out in the national enquirer, then it moved to what would happen with the campaign. >> and that's holds true today. >> donald trump cares what other people well, think about him. that's why he has to react when somebody says he's sleeping in court because he has to show that he was not sleeping in court. he believes that everything impacts his image. he wants to control the media narrative if something negative comes out, he wants to take control of that. so it's not surprising that someone who is literally part of almost every conversation at the time would have such to deep knowledge of the fact that donald trump is really obsessed with how people view him. >> good point that jim trusty, how do you see it differently? >> i mean, look, anyone that's running for national office is certainly going to be a little introspective to use. >> maybe the kindest word about what's happening in their lives and what the focus this is i think when we

this is locker room talk something that melania had recommended or at least he told me that's what meloni have thought it was. now, to your point, caitlin about melania it in a little bit later point here, michael cohen goes on to say, donald trump really didn't care that much about what melania's thought. this is a little bit of an excerpt that also has a zinger about the timing here, cohen says, during the negotiation of purchase and acquire the life, right? what he had said to me is what i want you to do is just push it out. this is the stormy daniels payment as long as you can just get past the election. because if i win it has no relevance. i will be president. if i lose, i don't even care, then the prosecutor says, did you bring up at the time the topic of his wife melania, and one of those comments possessions. cohen says, i did hopkins your what did you say in substance to him? cohen says i said to him and how's things going to go with the upstairs offered your says, were you concerned about that? cohen says, i was hallford, your says and what, if anything, did he say to you about

marine lepin, viktor orban, giorgia meloni, mateusz morawiecki and others embraced in madrid and unanimously european elites. true, it looks like all this was for eurovision, only with decent performers and a slogan for brussels. brussels unleashes mass and illegal migration, poisons our children with gender propaganda, abandons rural areas and destroys traditional families, we cannot allow this. the time has come for the patriots to occupy brussels. together we are in the home stretch to make june 9th a day of deliverance of hope. these are austria, belgium, czech republic, france, hungary, italy, the netherlands, poland and slovakia, in nine more countries they will be in the top three, thus a right turn will cover 2/3 of european countries. ukraine, for example, will not completely cancel it, but when they want to allocate 10, roughly speaking, billion euros, they will allocate five, and this will be a compromise between the right, which cannot be ignored at all, those rights that are against the armament of ukraine, and those who are wants weapons. this is all to our advantage, if it’s s

joyfully yawn, glorify adolf hitler, officially rome is happy with everything, the current premier is melonient killed almost 50 years ago, by the left. the violence between the two sides has long since ceased, but in italy, the birthplace of fascism, the symbols, slogans and supporters live on. this may seem unusual, but the fact is that in italy this is not the case. similar demonstrations with fascist greetings take place throughout the country every year. some images associated with the dark pages of italy's past are still present in the present, from the cemetery to the birthday party, extremist groups such as forzanoova operate here. they are often associated with football fans. the older member of the group shouts: they continue to chant, who paid for this evening, who gave it to us? well, in continuation of the completely insane escalation that we are seeing right now, scholz said that germany does not want to send troops to ukraine, that is, as if a harbinger that germany will send troops. earlier, scholz said this week that he was against german strikes against russia, but this mor

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and if migrants in italy decide to make the journey to northern europe is giorgia meloni going to stop them on this very show? earlier in the week, we spoke to two illegal migrants camping in tents in west london. listen to what they had to say about the threat of being deported to rwanda . rwanda. >> rather, you would rather go to sudan than rwanda, rwanda, sudan, mish sudanese go to sudan. >> no. go rwanda. why you go rwanda? rwanda. one country. why do you go rwanda? yeah. yes. everybody is scared about rwanda. everybody is not right about this. everybody say that it's not right. if i come from my country to your country, why you send me another country , you send me another country, another country. different language, different legend , language, different legend, different everything. why >> so it was revealed today that deportation flights could be set to take off in just six weeks. but from day one of a labour government, the deterrent would government, the deterrent would 9° up government, the deterrent would go up in smoke. government, the deterrent would go up in smoke . sta

but but it is notable that that moment when everyone is watching to see on meloni to trump would handle that, that it was actually her idea to say that that was just locker room talk and undercuts the defense's argument that all of this was to protect his family when his family here is well aware of is extra curricular activities and perhaps trying to help him tamp down the store to win the white house according is quite damaging. they wanted comment. i actually did the interview with melania trump when she spoke the first interview after that tape, and she reiterated those that phrase, i believe if memory serves me correct, locker room talk again we have had testimony before about the impact of this tape on the campaign. hope hicks testified she was the one who first got the inquiry from fahrenthold, who at that point was that the washington post? he's now your times asking for comment. she testified that she was concerned very concerned, i think was returned i mean, that seemed to be an understatement. it's certainly from hope hicks. it seemed like opex was being conservative and how

it's one reason why you've seen, for instance, a radical right leader like giorgia meloni elected inerence between an offshore processing scheme and a deportation one. >> so in the case of austria, for instance, where rishi sunak was today , they'd have was today, they'd have applications processed offshore. but if they're approved, then the individual could return to austria. >> and that's a key difference. >> and that's a key difference. >> that's a key difference with rwanda, you're r deported. no, no questions asked. but as you say, labour recognised there's a vulnerability here, they've said they'd introduced this border security command. now, you could tell that that was a late addition. sir keir starmer six pledges. because you'll remember labour had five missions. it's now six pledges. and what's the area they've added immigration because they knew once rishi sunakis because they knew once rishi sunak is around a bill passed that that the government would have a chance to try and tell a different story on immigration. labour's core criticism remains that it only affects about

the ivanka jared of it and the meloni of it did not ever think that milan, your trump was going to showp. this humiliated her at the time. she is not a stand by your man kind of person. she was never going to come to court and say, oh, yes, of course he did this to protect me. that is not who melania trump is, and that is not the relationship she has with her form for with her husband, as i have been formed president or former husband. >> okay. a little bit. so that's my been told by a number of sources close to them? >> yes, that is one part of this. the other part of this is the jared and ivanka i think that's a little bit more surprising. these are the kids were seeing in all the other kids, all the other kids, and their spouses, other than donald trump junior fiance kimberly go foil. she has not been in court, but they have made a line in the stan they've put down their foot and said we're not going to be part of any of this and a public campaigning and i am told by people close to ivanka trump that she is focusing on our kids, that part of the issue is that our kids are now of an a

and the spin that he wanted to put on it was that this was locker room talk something that meloni had recommended or at least he told me that that's what millennia had thought it was. so it wasn't just at least according to this. and again, take michael cohen's testimony. anyone out there watching with whatever grain of salt you want, but according to michael cohen when it wasn't melania trump backing donald trump's justification saying this is just locker room talk. it was actually a maloney who came up with the idea. >> again, jake, many times, i think if we pay closer attention to what happens on a day-to-day basis when they were in the white house. and afterwards, melania's it's very strategic and plays a very large role in what is going on with donald as far as the dog being in this room she she comes up with ways to make people accept the situations that are going on around her. >> and it does not surprise me that it would be xi who came up with it. >> she did not tell me that she just forcefully at that lunch explained to me that that is all that it is. that is the way that her