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we discussed with the secretary-general, nader's unwavering support for ukraine.astly, nato signed a $1.2 million contract to0,000 artill. that is going to help allies restock and it complements by the united states by the european union, ukraine to ramp up defense production. this will make nato itself and all ella's much more resilient for future threats as we move forward. as all of us take on these challenges, i want to emphasize in the case of ukraine, we have seen this very clearly there has probably never been a better example in history of the alliance and the partnerships we have with different countries and we see when it comes to raine, as i mentioned before, the support that the united states provided to ukraine has been exceptional. about $75 billion over the last couple of years. our partners and allies have provided more than 110 billion dollars. over that same time. whether it is military support, economic support, humanitarian support, but we have seen in the case of ukraine has been more than exemplary. in order to make sure that continues and al

he nader. a weaker nato. he is getting a stronger and more united nature.at the summit we will take further steps to bolster nato strength, invest more in our defense and work around the world. the u.s. has more allies than any other power through nato. together, we make up 50% of the world's economic and military might. china and russia have nothing like data. it is why they're always trying to undermine our unity. in times of growing competition, nato makes the u.s. stronger and safer and all of us more secure. secretary lincoln, thank you for your personal commitment to our shared security. >> for the first question, olivia from cvs. -- cbs. >> while noting the regime does not discourage its proxies from conducting these attacks. this weekend's strike was one of at least 100 and 60 attacks on u.s. forces in the region by renting property since october. stronger action by the united states against iran and not just as militias have spared american lives. if i may, mr. secretary, u.n. secretary-general has appealed to the u.s. and in other countries who ha

in the second round, nader salehpour won the first place with artem rahimi. the third and fifth rounds reza imri became the champion with my horses raked and janavel. in the fourth and seventh rounds, mohammad khojamli won with adlan adlan's horses. got wet the total amount of prizes is one billion and 70 million tomans, which will be awarded to the owners of trainers and jockeys of the best horses at the end of the competition. every week, five to six thousand fans watch these competitions closely . majid maramaei of gonbad kavos radio and television news agency. zahedan's public running race was held with the aim of institutionalizing public sports in the family and discovering top talents with the presence of more than a thousand athletes. i came here and it totally took away my stress. i said that among 2,000 people, i definitely cannot be except 10 people, but thanks to god, we got 10th by trying. i am a member of iran's national track and field team . the prize was very nice for the number of participants. this is how the level of the competition goes u

in a statement, ralph nader said millions of people benefited from dr. wolfe's work. dr. sidney wolfe last appeared on democracy now! in 2017. looks 50 years ago for the first time ever, this country decided that health care was a right for two groups of people, the old and the very poor. we all hoped that shortly after that, something would happen to add more to those two vulnerable groups of people. and the only thing that's happened in 50 years is president obama's affordable care act, which added about 20 more million people and put in important provisions, such as not discriminating against people because of pre-existing illness. so to roll back the clock not only on the affordable care act, but to start eroding medicare and medicaid, now 51 years old, is cruel, is not passionate and is not consistent with a doctor's ethical duty to first do no harm. amy: and the dinÉ activist and musician klee benally has died at the age of 48 in arizona. benally was from black mesa, spent years organizing against uranium mining on native land as well as to protect the sacred san fr

yes, this can be monitored , both through nadere, the president himself , and a number of people , now we have surveyed this and that. i will do it because of the point that you said yesterday, the issue is that their information may not be entered accurately because they are from the village, and i asked them exactly the same way. with greetings and respect , and greetings to his highness and accompanying delegation, we hope that your visit to the province will be good and blessed, god willing, this will be the case, god's servant has requested that i have no work experience. pursue each of them, yes, here they talk about the problems of the city, write a group letter, which in our area is about water and i don't know how many other issues. bringing up the land and this name, which is from one of the mines, seems interesting . people write letters very selfishly and really expect their officials to do the same as in speeches announce that we are servants , their problems will be solved, alhamdulillah, this happened in the first trip . there will definitely be a result for them. now my

nader, how are you? you are in good health, hossein agha. john melta, every time you came to the camp, he gave us a chocolate . where is your chocolate? what does geshmi say ? how are you, mr. rouzbeh? i hurt you with my own eyes. i have a servant. hussain , but they have a dear son, ali. hussain agha ali agha hello. alireza jahanbakhsh gardash had a request, they should win, mr. amir , mr. qalehnavi, let's make our country proud you are the children of our country, with indonesian justin habner also playing in wolverhampton and of course saman qudous who is a unique player. the new ball with a structure of 32 standard pieces is presented in three separate parts in a circular shape. the logo of the 2023 asian nations cup and the name of the ball itself, which is a word, are engraved in the interior of these graphics. but with the most stable head coaches of the nations cup , australia's head coach graham arnold, who has been at the head of the kangaroos' technical staff since july 2017, haji memoriaso, japan's head coach , has been sitting o

it is not dated, nader soleimani also won the crystal simorgh award for the best supporting actor from the 4th faj film festival for his role in this film . i am proud to say that i am very happy that this anti-war film, which was made with the investment of surah cinema organization , is in the genre of revolution and holy defense cinema, here in abadan, radio naft, like the movie refinery, which is being screened these days. abadan movie shows in the inflammation of the days of the imposed war. focusing on the story of protecting iran's important refinery by elite youth and people of abadan city. he wants to show that there were some people behind the front. they did a lot of work and the value of these people and their work is not less than those martyrs who are fighting in the front line. we are all being captured in the middle of abadan . in addition to these days, farabist zed and refinery brought the mood of the 60s to life on the silver screen . the results of global research on the impact of games many studies have been conducted on the health of children and adolescents, whet

nader tavakoli, the head of the country's emergency medicine association , is our guest. i want to talk to him about the congress. hello , good morning, welcome , be happy, be healthy, and i have my greetings, courtesy and respect . first of all, dear countrymen. today, which is the martyrdom day, is the anniversary of the martyrdom of hazrat sulaiman love we honor the resistance of aswa, the bravery of zakat in the holy system of the islamic republic . in the time of corona and in the present time , they are busy serving in the health trench. especially the brave personnel of dalil and always at the scene of emergencies, both at the level of pre -hospital emergencies and at the level of hospital emergencies . the conference hall of the iranian university of medical sciences. well, as you have mentioned , emergency services are services that start from the scene of the accident or disease . self -help also requires other help and in this range of providing services , both outside the hospital and inside the hospital, we need skills, specialized knowledge, skills, and in f

people, almost immediately the conversation takes on a personal, confidential character, and the nadersout the president, do you now have time in your busy schedule to play sports, i do this every day. that life makes you tense, you need i love the work you do . we remembered that the president has a fourth grade in carpentry. i became curious, what other professions did the head of state study? special school of the kgb of the ussr, then special training in the line of illegal intelligence, then a special school in the line of legal intelligence, now called a university or academy. the very next day the president flies 3,000 km southwest of anadrya, but this is still the russian far east. khabarovsk is the largest city in the far eastern federal district, which will decades, the state has received particularly close attention. the president is told about the modernization program for 16 cities, from onadar to yakutsk. in khabarovsk, the main construction project will be the construction of a new campus of the pacific state university. this is a technology park on your planet. entrepren

nader soleimani, chairman of the executive board of the association we are steel producers , so we can discuss with them more about the mood of iran's steel . mr. soleimani , good morning . islam, who gave us this time, be healthy, mr. soleimani , please tell me the main points of this fifth exhibition. what is there to get to the challenges that iranian steel has and the progress it has made during these fourteen years? and the so-called localization of parts is being done , in fact, this movement started in 2017. our discussion at that time was that if we want to be successful in the development of the country's steel , we must find a suitable solution in front of the cruel sanctions that trump has now attached and he was very serious in pursuing that no so-called parts and goods are imported. this challenge caused us to think that we should localize the parts needed by the steel industry, which has a positive effect on the development of the country , that is, we should make these parts domestically. yes, my understanding was that we would finally reach 55 million tons of steel prod

in this regard , i talked with nader noorbakhsh, an expert on european issues, to see his answer to thisstion. on the 17th of december, about two weeks ago, we witnessed an election. the ruling party, which is a center-right party and has been in power for about a decade, managed to win 47 votes and come first, since then there have been protests and demonstrations in the city. there have been various events that protestors believe that the election was not a healthy election and there was fraud in the western countries from the point of view of the parties. the opposition supported and questioned this election. the point that should be noted is that one of the axes of these protests is the city of belgrade itself, which accounts for about a quarter of the population of serbia, and the protesters believe that at least in this city, they are actually confident that the opposition parties were victorious, and therefore this the results are questioned. there is a point in the city of belgrade itself, in fact, there is a very close competition between the ruling party and the opposition part

in the second round, nader salehpour and artem rahimi he won the victory.in the third and fifth rounds , reza imri became the champion with my horses raked and janavel. in the fourth and seventh round, mohammad khojamli won with adlan adlan's horses. the total prizes are one billion and 70 million tomans at the end of the competition. top horses will be awarded to the owners of trainers and jockeys. every week, five to six thousand fans watch these competitions closely . majid maramaei of gonbad kabus news agency. iran's national men's wheelchair basketball team won the match against thailand in the semi-finals of the asia-pacific championship today. our country's national team defeated afghanistan 81-41 yesterday and entered the group of top four teams. our country's national handball team will travel to qatar in its second match in the second round of the asian championship hosted by bahrain. rahimzadeh's students lost to japan in their first game at this stage yesterday . the youth winter olympics started today in kangwon, south korea in 15 disciplines .

media manager of this team , 26 million tomans and one session of ban from attending the stadium and nader qavishawi. the coach of this team was suspended for two sessions and fined 40 million tomans. the disciplinary committee of esteghlal club also fined 51 million tomans due to the violations of its spectators in the game against foolad, and mehdi hashemi, the coach of this team, was fined 26 million tomans and banned from accompanying the team for two sessions, one of which is suspended. the first season of this year's premier league was the most suspicious season in the era of the premier league where the teams present in the competitions filed various complaints in the disciplinary committee, most of these complaints are related to the three sepahan clubs, presplis and esteghlal . up to the teams numerous complaints. leave against each other if the opposing team comes and protests against this player, if it is felt that the three esteghlal sepahan and presplis clubs, which were ranked first to third in the half-season standings respectively , had the largest share in complaints. poli

there is another museum in mashhad similar to nader afshara palace. if the construction of new museums is on the agenda in all the cities of the country, taking care of their architectural identity from the beginning it is a necessity if it does not lead to the construction of such museums, such as the yasouj museum, which is built with aluminum windows, sigli stone and glass. i also did not have a favorable opinion about the architecture of the entrance of that museum, because at least the places that are related to our cultural heritage should have at least our original and architectural values, but this museum has been working for years, almost when we went there for the opening, we cannot go there. we are going to open a collection, let's say, wait two years, destroy it, build something else from scratch. museums are buildings that represent concepts like identity and civilization in countries. on the one hand, according to the law, the issue of identity in the architecture of all public buildings is one of our priorities. our country is based on

nader soleimani won the crystal simorgh award for the best supporting actor from the 4th fajr film festival his role in this film. the group of hypocrites was also very upset because they came to help our enemy in our war, who are the dear ones of the land, and i am proud to say that i am very happy that this is coming back. zed, which was made with the investment of surah cinema organization in the genre of revolution and holy defense cinema. here, abadan radio nand is like the movie refinery, which is currently being screened. a film that shows abadan in the inflammation of the days of the imposed war, focusing on the story of the preservation of iran's important refinery by elite youth and people of abadan city. he wants to show that there are a series of people behind the front who do a lot of work and... the value of these people and their work is less than those martyrs who are not on the front lines of fighting. between the abadan side of all refinery, directed by mehrdad khoshbakht, a product of the farabist cinema foundation, and the refinery, along with these days , revived the mo

nader bazarfshan, head of the gold sellers union, mr. shahmirzaei, may we first be at your service . what is in the system of trade society? yes, in the name of god, the most merciful and most merciful, i am also at the service of mr. governor and dear viewers i would like to introduce the program, of course, now that you have said that, without introduction, let's go to the main topic and there is little time to see the report that was presented because i , well, it also aired a part of my interview. and in this sense, maybe it was considered that there was a decision in the ministry of position, which was changed later , no, basically, we had no reason to violate it, and basically, these were rumors that, well, when the gold guild realized that these were sometimes news. it is incorrect, so this issue itself was resolved, which means that it may have been considered that because there was a government, we were given this opportunity to connect these two systems, which, of course, are connected , the system of the business community and

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in this regard , i talked with nader noorbakhsh, an expert on european issues, to see his answer to thisstion. the 17th day of december that is, about two weeks ago, we witnessed an early parliamentary election. we were in serbia, based on the results of the sns party, the ruling party, which is a center-right party and has been in power for about a decade, succeeded in winning 47% of the votes , and since then there have been protests and demonstrations in there have been incidents in different cities where protesters believe that the elections were not healthy elections and were rigged. western countries also supported the position of the opposition parties and questioned these elections. the point that should be noted is that one of the axes of this the protests are in the city of belgrade itself, which is about a quarter of the population of serbia. and the protesters believe that at least in this city they are actually confident that the opposition parties were victorious and therefore they question these results . there is a point that in the city of belgrade itself, in fact, the c

nader bazarfshan, the head of the sellers' union. mr. shah mirzaei, god willing , let us serve you first . what is the reason for this 3-month deadline for the registration of gold sellers' goods in the jaber tejarat system? in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i also say hello to you and the dear viewers of the program , of course, now that you have said it, let's go to the main topic without introduction, and there is little time to see the report that was presented , because i also broadcast a part. my interview was much longer, it had various contents, only a part of it was cut now, and in this sense, maybe it was considered that there was a decision in the ministry of position, which was changed later, no, basically, we did not have any notification in this regard that we want to have violated it. and basically, these were rumors that, well, when the gold guild realized that these are sometimes news it is incorrect, so this issue itself was resolved, that is, maybe it was considered that because there was some

a number of things, the new left, it's suspicion of government, not that nato ever became -- ralph nader ever became a right- winger. but there was a book on which the environmental lawyers, it could have had corporations, , but attacking the state to failing to regulate. that is in the book as well. but the one little thing that gary and i disagreed on was that the cold war -- the berlin wall falling, well, yes there is a way in which we no longer have to be social democratic against communism or whatever, i just think that the end of the cold war and certainly the demise of the communist bloc as any sort of attractive thing, certainly in the west, but maybe in the third world, would have long since been discounted before the actual fall. and as i indicated, the democrats, a lot, and a lot of people were not trying this. everything she says is right, and clinton, everybody was talking about magaziner, of course he was imperfect, and yes in arkansas he would visit these places, visit the communist machine shops in north italy. if you want to translate that back to arkansas. but, yes, he

nothing has been agreed as of yet, but we know that the white house's middle east court nader is travelling week. so, clearly talks are ongoing. that is a good thing. do we think there is anything in an inchprobably not. leta do we think there is anything in an inchprobably not.— do we think there is anything in an inchprobably not. lots of unknowns, for example. — inchprobably not. lots of unknowns, for example, the _ inchprobably not. lots of unknowns, for example, the number _ inchprobably not. lots of unknowns, for example, the number of - for example, the number of palestinian prisoners potentially being released. a period of two months is being talked about in some quarters. so we wait to learn more, and all of those details. it comes in the wake of what we've also known today, the loss of 2a israeli soldiers. how much pressure is growing on benjamin netanyahu both from hostage families and elsewhere for a change of tactics?— for a change of tactics? well, he's been under _ for a change of tactics? well, he's been under pressure _ for a change of tactics? well, he's been under pressur

people, almost immediately the conversation takes on a personal, confidential character, and the naderse president, do you have time now? tight schedule for sports, i do it every day, at least 2 hours, sometimes a little more, because there is a gym, a swimming pool, you just need to make it a part of your life, every person should know that he should devote time to this, he must say thank you to exercise, and not thank you to pills, pharmacology will be unhappy, nothing, nothing, will not be enough, pharmacology is an industry where the rate of profit is the same as on drugs, so they will not become poor there, everything will be fine. everyone is wondering how vladimir is is putin relaxing with such a work schedule? there is a well-known joke about this: how do you relax, i don’t tense up. well , of course this is not true, because life makes you tense, you need to love the work you do. i love. we remembered that the president has a fourth level carpenter. it became curious what other professions the head of state studied. school of the kgb of the ussr, then special training in the li

people forget that when al gore ran in 2000, al gore lost new hampshire because of the ralph nader on if he won new hampshire, he would have been elected president of the united states. so our 4 votes matter. >> don't dismiss new hampshire, that's the message from the the former governor. the secretary of state predict ed historic turnout for the primary saying it could be like 322,000 votes. when you hear that, what's your reaction? >> i am delighted. new hampshire historically has high turnout. because there's a republican contest now, i think independents, which tend to sway one way or the other s and that's our biggest market segment with 40% of the electorate, if many of them vote republican, that's going to help with the republican turnout. and i want erbe to vote. i don't care who they vote for. it says a lot for new hampshire that we have a good turnout. >> one thing that both of the candidates in the republican side have said is their best against joe biden. nikki haley touts a "wall street journal" poll that says she would beat joe biden by up to 17 points. you would like to

we understand what ralph nader did in new hampshire.we would've otherwise.but the agenda is joe biden needs to win, not by a tiny margin, he needs to win five eight, 10%. the third-party is not about a choice. it's about establishing a platform for donald trump to win again. for joe biden to win on the ing needs to convince people who are looking for a third way that they have one way and that's the way for democracy. the way for democracy isb-i these others will only harm the country going forward. host: there was a political talk show talking about more representation on the democratic de. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [video clip] >> democracy dies in silence in the absence of debate. when voters are suppressed, can you imagine the ate n send a le democratic national committee to cease-and-desist for the unlawful suppression of voters? that's what's going on so to all the candidates, nikki hanley to ron desantis, to marianne williamson, i celebratei

the you know a of not that not that nader became a right winger or anything but but was a kind of that was it was that the book by sabin at yale on on the way in which environmental lawyers you know they couldn't attack corporations but they could attack the state you know for failing to regulate. so i think there's that all in there and that's in gary's book as well the one little thing that gary i disagreed on was the cold war. and here's well, the cold war, the berlin wall falling, you know. oh, well, that you know. and yes there's a way in which we no longer have to be social democratic, you know, to to a as prophylactic against, you know, communist or whatever. i just think that the the end of the cold war or and certainly the demise of the communist bloc, any sort of attractive, you know, thing certainly in the west and, maybe even in the third world, had long since been discounted, you know, before actual fall of the and as i indicated the the democrats a lot of democrat, not all of them and a lot of people were not triumphalist, you know, at the at the you know, so that was was

we need to bring ralph nader back into government. >> greg: there you go. go.hey should fire the people. liz warren would be on the warpath. [laughter] judge, are these events happening more often, or are we just seeing more of them? >> jeanine: i don't know how to answer that except to say that boeing in particular has had 11 major incidents in 11 years. i think what is stunning about this is in addition to the equipment failures, this same plane, between december 7th-january 4th, the light kept going off, indicating that there were pressurization problems, as well as cabin pressure alerts. so, what do they do? they sense something is wrong the day before, and they say "okay --" as jesse said -- "we won't let it fly over water, but overland, and let's "plan for when that plane is back --" checking it out with some mechanical experts, get some maintenance work on it. here is the bottom line: those people on that plane suffered tremendous trauma. i don't care who you are. your plugs are flying out of people's ears, they were lucky they were at 10 10,000 feet. pe

we saw what happened with al gore so we understand what ralph nader did in the state of new mpshire.e have a president gore otherwise. we have to weigh the significant concern here but here's what the agenda is. joe biden needs to wind not by a tiny margin heat needs to™ five, 10 8% we need to send a message the third-party is not about of choice a it's about basically establishing a platform for donald trump to win again. joe bided needs to win on the convince people looking for a third way that ultimately they have a one way and that's the way for democracy per the way for democracy i keep saying is how you spell it? not rfk junior. not any of them they're only going to harm the country going forward. >> let me elaborate he was on a political talk show yesterday talked about the need for more representation on the democratic side. aa play you of what he had to say don't get your response. democracy dies in silence and the absence of debates when voters are suppressed. cease and desist for the unlawful suppression of voters. i made that is what is going on for you to all of the cand

we have been focusing on this last few days, spoke to ralph nader whose grandniece -- we spoke to herher -- died in the ethiopian airlines flight that boeing max 8, also indonesia's flight. we are talking about over 300 people. other people on board and both planes -- all the people on board in both planes die. i want to go to the ntsb senate could not tell whether the cabin panel that blew off the max 9 plane last week have been properly attached. the ntsb chair said the ntsb focus is on the accident play but would also make broader safety recommendations of needed as the investigation progresses. >> the cockpit door, we found today the cockpit door is designed to open during rapid decompression. it is designed to open during rapid decompression. however, no one among the flight crew knew that. they were not informed. so boeing is going to make some changes to the manual and and hopefully will translate into procedures and information for the flight attendants and the crew. amy: it is astounding that in this almost full flight, those seats next to the opening, the refrigerator-sized

first of january through the third, the national security advisor, the deputy, the middle east court nader spoke with counterparts to secure support for that joint statement. senior officials coordinated our by our. the president's final approval happen shortly thereafter on the third of january. on the third there was a principals committee meeting on haiti and neither austin nor general brown attended. they were represented by deputies. that is not uncommon at a meeting for whatever reason, a principal may not able -- be able to attend. >> more broadly, why should we believe anything the administration tells us about anything ever again? >> i think the pentagon has been very honest about the challenge to credibility by what has transpired here and by what -- how -- how hard it was for them to be fully transparent for the american people. gives me a second, i know you've got another one coming but we already guys that this did not unfold the way it should have on many levels. not just notification but transparency, we recognize that and we want to learn. it is up to you and your colleague

on friday we spoke to your uncle , ralph nader, and i asked him about your daughter about samya and herth in 2019, along with 156 others over ethiopia. she was a public health advocate. this was ethiopian flight 302 which was a max 8. what was your response when you heard about what happened on friday? it is astounding, this area the size of a door, the size of a refrigerator, just blew out and only by chance this almost full flight did not have people sitting right there. the seats were ripped from what took place. the whole wall going out. now a portland teacher has found that in their backyard. talk about your response. >> first, i was so grateful and all of the families were so grateful no one died. this is a huge wake-up call for the american people. we have been trying --ed pierson and joe jacobson -- have been trying to highlight all of these pilot reports that have been happening over the last two years. there are serious problems with these max planes and they have caused your accidents on repeated occasions. we tried to get the press to cover this so the american people and al

billing congress and i'm working on a solution i think a lot about what it would like the pharrell for nader to get in the car and seatbelts and airbags and i did that. i really want to be someone. a is joke there was a time when people had i.d.s and that's my goal and being able to work on that and deal with all the small things. >> we have time. >> i've done a lot of work with children in foster care. when kids are 18 and they haven't been adopted i can imagine it can be difficult. >> i had to have a whole chapter about young people in my book which features. the stats for foster youth fair employment and income rates after foster care are. we should be embarrassed as a nation. there is a huge problem a with, there is federal money so every single former foster kids when they are emancipated are supposedma to get. first of all it doesn't happen every state but also their almost immediately homeless and they lose those documents and we work with i foster which is one of the biggest employment operations to a lot of local organizations to help them replace those documents. the biggest challe

i think a lot about what it must elect for ralph nader to get in a car and see a and an airbag and be like i did that, right? i would want to be 70 and foot to be just like a hilarious joke, like there was a time when people do not ids. like that's michael and being able to work on that article helps me deal with all of the small straightening things. -- frustrating things. >> is okay. you can take your time. >> we have time. >> just want to get your cardio in. >> i have done a lot of work volunteer work with children foster care. how prevalent is it in the foster care arena especially when kids are eating, they have been adopted or the have been commenced a bit early. i can imagine that's a big task. >> it is. i actually have a whole chapter about young people in my book which features foster and former foster youth a lot. so yeah, the stats for, and i'm so f glad you're doing that, the stats for former foster youth and their employment andra incoe rates after foster care are shameful, like we should really be embarrassed as a nation. and there is a huge problem with, there is actual

ralph nader blamed that al gore was not the president of the united states. you guys, is there a pathway to victory. >> absolutely. >> pathway to relevance. >> no. the only reason we are going to get in is to win. we are not getting in to this for ego or pride. we are getting into this to win. as i said, can you win with 35% of the vote. winner take all in all but two states. nebraska and maine. that's it. winner take all. and, if you look at the polling right now, people are upset about the way the parties are broken. they are not dealing with the issue of immigration. they are not dealing with the deficit. they are not dealing with crime. they are not dealing with a solid foreign policy. and both parties are just in the corner and accomplishing nothing. people are looking for an alternative. and i think people deserve an alternative. i'm a republican conservative who believes in competition in the private sector, in sports, and in politics. and the people deserve that competition. >> brian: if joe manchin is available is he choice or is it wrong to say he i

situation like 2000, we are al gore was probably defeated by third movements, by people like ralph naderere jill stein and others chipped off what might have been hillary clinton's ability to win the electoral college. >> nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. fantastic to have you here. always, but particular tonight. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you, always love being together,. >> it has been a remarkable night thus far. we've got a projection at poll closing from the nbc news decision desk of president biden, who's not on the pellets, winning the democratic presidential primary in new hampshire. 11 minutes later we've got a projection of donald trump winning that republican presidential primary in new hampshire. nikki haley saying she will not get out, that political class saying all the things that political clans usually says. but there's a lot still to absorb here. we have got a lot more to come. our special coverage of new hampshire that primary continues right after this. pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's rea

a combination of consumer like ralph nader and also, you know, kind of classic old school liberals likend his main advisor at the time later supreme court justice, stephen breyer. and so this combination of liberals and conservative economists pushing this idea that, you know, if wstry, we could have dozens of airlines operating. one person even suggested up to 200 airlines operating competitive lean and there would be real no no real downsides in this system. and so that was their pitch and it was a good pitch. and so congress took it up. and in 1978 deregulated the industry. you know, what was the most charitable version you can give? i know you think deregulation has not gone as hoped,ut what is the most charitable version you think of the goal or what they thought they would accomplish? i'm saying that senator kennedy andthey saw what you know, what they hoping would happened, i, i think the most terrible way we coulth thought that if we massively increased amount of competition and the number of players in the airline industry, we would lower prices because there would beion and. w