a few steps away a memorial commemorates the victims of national socialism. our final stop is the truly spots it was the sight of many nazi spectacles the parades. and this is where i say goodbye to defeat it. now it's time for our weekly be may it's lot as you know you can send us your travel videos we showing here and check in this time for york has sent us a video of his educational trip to mexico he has visited the famous mayan ruins of chichen itza and i have to admit i really would have liked to come along. glenn. that's. odd art history and culture i've already gotten to experience all those aspects often education oriented holiday now i'd like to find out more about munich's traditions and one that centuries old here involve spear brewing it and drinking it well everybody was nice to have you here. growing seminars are offered here regularly this one is being led by god to them of the munich brew mafia. first we hear what beer is made of water pops malt and east. it smells a bit rancid doesn't it. get off of ok now let's fill it up then we start grind

munich was at the center of the national socialism this is where the nazi party was founded here i'm going from here we have a photo from 1903 a few years after the party was found that it was the party leader by that and it was here that he gave them to righty became more and more popular because here he's speaking to 1800 people in munich's burger boy colombia whole like those beer halls which are still popular today offered hitler a forum an audience for his speeches. it's where he spoke to the masses and spread his racist and anti-semitic ideology. he didn't mention how does munich deal with all this today the fact that this is where it started before. you disturb me in the meantime i mean it takes a very critical approach to this house is financed by the city of munich but the fact that munich was the birthplace of a city that gave rise to the nazi party is a topic that wasn't talked about for a long time before. this documentation center has played a key role in breaking that silence it is situated on the very place where what was known as the brown house once stood that was th

national socialism mugs and of course cd there are $32.00 german labels that distribute only neo nazi me. it's like pulling in millions of euros on the traditional kind of bank beleaguer of course we haven't seen their bank statements so we can't calculate exactly how much they have a life but if you do the basic math you can figure almost a 1000000 euros in sales last year in the german state of the ranger alone that's quite a pretty penny and some of that money goes to the organizers and these are tough business people who aren't just in it for fun game and we also believe some of the money is used to buy weapons still on a pretty small scale but it's an indication that there are also terrorist structures within the neo nazi scene. sees a clear need for government action. when lawmakers talk about bans against the far right they have to see how they can get at the producers of this music the businesses the bands the labels the distributors that's an approach that would really damage neo nazis they have to be reined in that's what i'd like to see. now 30 years ago the part of germany

promises of a national conversation and social change in colombia the final to come protesters who defy you to refuse to keep up the pressure. a chinese national in australia who says he was a spy for beijing turns on his government and reveals details of china's operations abroad. some of freedom people on the pacific all of the political foes in the hope of independence. could begin in burundi where elections are 6 months away but there are concerns of

the influence of the business elite that's a little more transnational in its orientation the national socialientist talked about how the 19th century that business innovations and technological changes that created national affiliation international attitude over and above local attachments if you get trump on the teleprompter and you listen to some of the things he said at un i think they are unassailable. in advance the idea even poland sits in the worst place you can. and partitioned over the years subjected to the unspeakable wars during the 20th century, poland has never gone away. because of what in essence because the poems are so polished and that's the essence of point. the one common strain between trump. he wrote at a time when poland surprises occupied by russia stick to your tradition, stick to the culture and they will never be able to absorb you and that has been completely true. i think it's a deep moving truth. the problem obviously with gets teleprompter in the like this. the unifying potential of nationalism is something above effect, above tribes, about grace and partisan

their partners in the eurozone who imposed stiff or seriously measures upon the national budget which have weakens not only social security measures but also the national defense this couple's brill's their newborn son we were brought by our parents and we are bringing our children it's important for people to remember that we need to change everything about the society we're living in right now not just here but in the whole world greek society has a long memory of foreign influence the much as paused as they always do outside the u.s. embassy as a reminder that the 7 year dictatorship survived thanks to support from the nixon administration and collapsible taina sleep with it jobs are open. affluence. than it has been forced to close and lock square off the says he suffered a 3rd major flood in less than a week water levels in historic city waste $150.00 centimeters on sunday and officials say the damage is likely to cost at least a $1000000000.00 has been the worst week for high tides in venice since $872.00 when official statistics were fast but used schools shops and museums have all been forced to close flo

they knew what the national socialism movement you cannot attack somebody i have done this for 27 years total never not have one purse of the national socialist movement arrested for violence ate a rally because that was our guidelines. if you were hit you defended yourself but to say that people were wishing for that violence is incorrect. because. >> so the far left that doesn't work. >> so now to combat that what is the strategy that to incite violence is the way to push out that bout one - - that violence lead is the alternative quick. >> there are a few different ways. i feel like in this country everybody has a right to protest and you should have a right to do that. it is complicated because in some ways there was hardly anybody there but the counter argument from the other side if you allow it so it depends on the way people look at it. and they are counter protesting but once it crosses either side is wrong. that's were law enforcement needs to come in and typically they do. and that's good but we are ignoring completely. from street level protester. >> so i am thinking that th

we want to national social care service which provide social care free at the point of delivery and youo one pays more than 100,000 pens their lifetime. that would be right now, the day we get in. we would ensure that we recruit the 100,000 talents that we recruit the 100,000 talents that people are missing in the social care sector and give the responsibility of the new local authorities to ensure that that happens and they coordinate that and they do not allow people like you or my constituents or others to be left waiting. you will not have to pay more than £100,000? we will work on it being free at the point of delivery. what do people think about the level of £100,000? 0blak how can people with learning disabilities afford to pay £100,000? they do not have money anyway. introduce yourself, marilyn? i am a family carer, my daughter is with me, she is 23 years of age. in norfolk at the moment they are facing 33% cuts in benefits. nobody can afford this. nobody is talking about working age disabled people. nobody is talking about them. i am very happy that people over the age of 65 ar

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borders, on the influence of a business elite, a little more transnational orientation and the national late socialscientist talks about how in the 19th century how business innovation and technological changes that created a national affiliation and a national attitude over and above local attachments and local affiliations in the late 20s and 21st century, that those same kind of technological innovations and business changes have created more of a transnational attitude. and then finally, george bush is overly ideas ballistic emphasis on this foreign policy. i say all of that met party lost touch. with nationalism to some extent they had this kind of baton the floor. and truck picks it up, and impulsively and is sick doubly nationally whatever it is, who that accounts for your a lot of it. but it goes deeper than trump because brexit was a major if it. that happened before the election of donald trump. it goes to this question, that use staying that the nationalism of the nationstate, that cause the agony of you're up in the 20th century. and those forces have to be faced in some assumed, into a

promises of a national conversation and social change in colombia the final to come protesters who defy you to refuse to keep up the pressure. a chinese national in australia who says he was a spy for beijing turns on his guy.

get that they may pull out and that will have all sorts of consequences for the national government as the future of the social democrat party is a say they've been languishing in the polls doing very badly in election after election in recent years and the. party is looking for some way to regenerate itself. obviously the membership or at least he voted for these 2 they can be the ones to create that change and do you know they've been quick to say that they're going to look at all all facets they don't going to quickly pull out of the coalition if they decide to in fact stay in the grand coalition do you think they'll be able to effect any change on the current government well i mean of course it's not up to these 2 to make that decision directly they'll be another delegate conference next weekend when their appointment will be confirmed and then there will also be sort of a number of decisions taken at strategic level among them whether to stay in the national coalition or not and where to position the party going forward but these 2 as i say have got left wing policies and obviously some people hope that t

we've had in brazil for 1415 years elder nation between a social democrat. centered to the left government of the ruler and the center to the right of the candles and that's all very well it was a good democratic system and then there are mistakes in that indeed a demonstration display as other effects and a pain in the we got into a major crisis because it was today brazil with a species a major economic and moral crisis political crisis. is or not does a not a good time for brazil deputy president of colors present pereira thank you that's it for the show will be back of that they were one of the most popular politicians in south america's richest country chile democratic revolution father borneo jackson will tell us about the ongoing fight back against the legacy of british back to take drug mr pinochet until then he would advise us readers it's got to going on the revenue to get out. of. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and the

it will morale is lit a social transformation nationalizing the gas industry implementing social programmes to reduce poverty and unemployment the economy grew to unprecedented levels. in improvised town halls around us citizens like are fearful about the future. for 14 years the dollar was steady and there was economic stability no extreme poverty now we can return to the days of living in misery and all around the underdog made sure ethnic groups were represented at the highest levels in his cabinet and congress. we indigenous bolivians are depressed we had the power for 14 years and now they want to take it away. for nearly 30 years way before medallists came to power indigenous bolivians fotr collective struggle to preserve resources land and their dignity is still allowed throughout her lifetime 70 year old. says she's supposed to take her ships and abuse against indigenous believe now she says it's time to be on alert. is that conflict now we have to build another platform to the. porter multinational state to defend the constitution so we're shielded from a rightist revenge movement

promises of a national conversation and social change in colombia the final to come protesters who defy you to refuse to keep up the pressure. a chinese national in australia who says he was a spy for beijing turns on his government and reveals details of china's operations abroad. some of freedom people on the pacific all of the political foes in the hope of independence. could begin in burundi where elections are 6 months away but there are concerns of the security opposition leaders say there's a climate of fear and intimidation against those who are critical of the governing party the u.n. has also issued a warning but the government tells al-jazeera the election will be free and fair catherine sort of reports from burundi's commercial capital virgin birth protected by the neck where you can to cross memories of what happened 4 years ago remain true for this man he tells us his young son was shot by police while on his way to buy bread. riots started in 2015 and pays n.p.r. includes a run for. and warn a 3rd tom that his opponents say it was unconstitutional street protests a failed

adult hitler would have been able to post anti semitic ads on the social media site of the. former u.s. national security advisor john bolton has accused the white house of blocking him from his own personal twitter account bolton has not posted anything on twitter since early september when he resigned from the role president donald trump has denied the accusation twitter for its part has declined to comment. colombia's government has ordered a curfew on the capital bogota to widespread protests across the country against planned pension and labor market reforms several people were killed in clashes over the last 2 days now the country's president event 2 k.'s calling for a national conversation and an effort to calm things down. more clashes in bogota a 2nd day of widespread protests while police used tear gas in the alleyways thousands gathered in front of the national assembly before that protest was broken up to the demonstrations are hard to categorize as left wing or right wing people just seem fed up with the conservative government of president even dukie. your deputy going to tell you

by the putin approach you mustn't mind starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current social policy agenda. we will work to develop a medium to long term vision i see it well you know that's what hope is to deal with inequality in our society. 6 the demonstrations were kicked off by the rumor of changes to pensions and labor laws colombia is dealing with long simmering tensions over corruption and then the quality unemployment especially for the youth is high duke is conservative government has seen its popularity plummet. what happened cannot be just a fight but protesting is the only way to make this government understand that we colombians need help by us the demonstrators want to draw attention to the reality a lot of people live. if. the president has to see this and not just look at the protests this is a disturbance to public order this is a massive peaceful movement of people who want to be a knowledged. workers have been busy cleaning up after these latest demonstrations the president do k. seems to have an uphill battle regaining the country's trust. where people in

promises of a national conversation on social change in colombia but they fail to comp attests to the sort of defying a curfew to keep up the pressure.

socialism like my generation was. team,mber in the debate our national topic was socialized medicine. nationale u.s. go to a health insurance plan? '63, as in 1962 or recall. so this is not a new issue. the bighat time, argument against it was, it's socialism! forgetting that, say, social is socialism by that measure or a few years later, medicare was passed. same argument was made there again by ronald reagan, among effectively. but it didn't stop medicare from enactment. and becoming one of the most popular programs the federal has today. so this new generation -- i call bernie bros generation. bernie sanders has made -- well, taken the fear out of the word socialism and now young at, what canoking government do to make sure that covered in this country like they are in countries? >> let's hear from someone who is over 75, from stockbridge, georgia. you're on with clarence page. go ahead. >> good morning. i'm a wanted to say disabled veteran and i come from a military family. i wasck in the 30's, when born and on up through my after war.it was war and then we got into world war ii. and then all my

socialism is to blame for. prosperous nation. venezuela. for all. this is not a failed socialist state. this is the socialist. socialism i don't think so because actually during the period you know we. were in the private sector. they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 50. years. more socialist. even when nationalized companies mainly of. the private sector grew more rapidly. when its economic growth rate was double that of the usa and poverty was down by 50 percent. international media attributed the growth to capitalism. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed on. 66. of the 2 made narratives putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. and maybe both dull. chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the 1st time oil revenues did not flow into the hands of the few and foreign oil companies. that were distributed to

we've had in brazil well 15 years elder nation between a social democrat. centered to the left government of the ruling center to the right of the candles and that's all very it was a good democratic system and then there are mistakes in the administration. as all the facts and the pain and the we got into a major crisis because it was today president these pieces a major economic and moral crisis political crisis. these are not designed not a good time for brazil deputy president he's got us president for era thank you that's it for the show we'll be back of saturday with one of the most popular politicians in south america's richest country chile democratic revolution 5 w. o. jackson will tell us about the ongoing fight back against the legacy of british back to take drug mr pena shantel that he would advise us reader to describe to going on the revenue to. join me every thursday on the alec salmon shore and obviously going to get after the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra s

social reforms here's a bit of what he had to say. by the putin approach you must amanda starting next week i will launch a national dialogue to strengthen the current social policy agenda. we will work to develop a medium to long term vision. that what hope is to deal with inequality in our society. are let's get more on that now i'm joined by in the studio by avia i gave us who's been reporting extensively from colombia i mean in fact you were recently in bogota you know colombian citizens in the streets again we've seen those frustrations just describe the situation for us i mean what's it like there and are those frustrations visible and in daily life in colombia well the president was mentioning inequality directly and that is probably the key word here in bogota colombia is a wonderful place to live if you are rich if you are privileged it's a very tough country if you are under privileged and that is in part because the government does not offer policies that allow people to move up the ladder it is a country where people have to fight day by day to just get the minimum is a country where for 44 percent of the population earns les

socialism is to blame for all evils. venezuela has affected a prosperous nation. venezuela. free for all socialist economic model social this is not a failed socialist state. this is the socialist dilemma. because actually during the period you know the vast majority were in the private sector. they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 55 percent of its g.d.p. is. more socialist. even when chavez nationalized companies mainly in the oil sector the private sector grew more rapidly than the public sector. and even its greatest opponents knew it. when its economic growth rate was doubled out of the usa and poverty was down by 50 percent. international media attributed the gross to capitalism. of the people. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed. of the 2 main narratives putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. and maybe. very a revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalitie

it impossible at 24 young people oh those that are excluded in the political economy and social look at this nation and. to find their lead to come this is more appealing to a being. a really full citizens or for that matter the 2nd. ok quickly before you go what more than kind of regional and international bodies do. they stream is a well i think well anything else if you look into the region of the sahara and. regionally and internationally it does waking in political social and economic terms it is not development to the end it could be meeting this multiplicity of approaches that is the. ok many thanks for your time quizzing going to policy on political advice for thank you and kenya more than 60 people have been killed and 120000 have been displaced by landslides after heavy rains and floods hit the region of west buckets rescue operations are being hampered by the massive destruction of property and infrastructure. homes and livelihood swept away in only a few hours. roads and bridges destroyed. people here don't have much and now everything is gone. so many people have been affected people h

it will more or less lit a social transformation nationalizing the gas industry implementing social programs to reduce poverty and unemployment the economy grew to unprecedented levels. improvised town halls around us citizens like ramos are fearful about the future. for 14 years the dollar was steady and there was economic stability no extreme poverty now we can return to the days of living in misery and. made sure ethnic groups were represented at the highest levels in his cabinet and congress. we indigenous bolivians are depressed we had the power for 14 years and now they want to take it away. for nearly 30 years way before moralists came to power indigenous by. fotr collective struggle to preserve resources land and their dignity. throughout her lifetime 70 year olds. says she's supposed dictatorships and abuse against indigenous believe now she says it's time to be on alert and the a p is that conflict now we have to build another platform to support our multinational state to defend the constitution so we're shielded from a rightist revenge movement that can make us go back 20 years w

destroyed by socialist economics whether it's the soft capitalism of europe or the rank socialism from the communist nationf china which stands as an exception in terms of its economic success. but across our hemisphere and in this hemisphere, socialism has been disastrous and destructive. >> it has. you see it advocated from young people who want something, a debt relief or they want aid. they feel their college degrees haven't translated into the sort of lifestyle they demand. they feel so guilty or maybe i'm so blessed i should advocate policies that don't affect me. lou: we no longer have a free press in this country that is focusing on independent objective truth. they do not see themselves in their traditional role as speaking truth to power. if you will, in some ways in every instance afflicting the comfortable rather than the afflicted. this is a mad moment in ideological journalism that is -- it's hard to focus on the reality if you can't even get honest answers about policies. you are referring to $1.6 trillion in student loan debt. it's one of the greatest scams run against the middle class in t

launching a national security proin to the social media app.hey are raising questions on how ticktock censors political content and stores data. 60% of its active users are here in the you u.s. between the ages of 16-24. chinese expansion. beijing is expanding into the solomon islands. the some mound islands switched diplomatic ties from bay taiwan to beijing. the u.s. defense secretary applauding the solomon islands for opposing the deal. the u.s. military given a c in capacity, capability and readiness. in the 7th fleet in the indo-pacific region. the u.s. has 50 ships. china as 150, and russia has 23. joining me now is rick fisher, a senior fellow and senior military affairs at the global tie a juan institute. on ticktock, how if indeed it's a threat. it's using, sweeping up this data from u.s. users, how does it weaponnize that data? how does it use it and weaponize it. >> china seeks global hegemony. it has weaponized internet companies like huawei and cpe, and it controls the telling for 5g which is very important. apps like ticktock are

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socialism is to blame. prosperous nation. venezuela. for all. this is not a failed socialist state. this is the socialist dilemma. because actually during the. you know the. 55. years. even when nationalized companies mainly in. the private sector agree. the public. knew it. when its economic growth rate was double the us and 50 percent of. media attributed the growth to capitalism. or the. crisis struck socialism was blamed. of the 2 main narratives putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. and maybe both dull. chavez's bolivarian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the destroyed production high inflation and huge inequalities. but for the 1st time while revenues did not flow into the hands of the few and foreign oil companies. that were distributed to the people. then under constant economic war huge mistakes were made mainly in monetary policy. when oil prices collapsed all those problems old and new came to the surface. the ball was still poor

of of the country has created a steady rise in culture of fear and group think across the nation and on our social media which is why we hear of watching the hawks felt it is important to look back this week and recognize the 41st anniversary of the jonestown massacre which occurred on nov 18th back in the 1978 over 900 people lost their lives through mass murder and suicide at the would be utopia created by cult leader jim jones in the south american country of guyana after he and almost a 1000 of his followers fled the united states the jonestown massacre is the end result of group think an unchecked devotion to a charismatic pied piper and it's dangerous joining me today is one of the few survivors of the people's temple and the jonestown saga san francisco police department veteran you'll on the williams who managed to escape jonestown with her husband roughly a year before the tragedy occurred thank you for coming on the show today along the . thank you for having me i wanted to 1st start out and ask you how did you 1st become involved with the people's temple and what led you to pack up your

but there there is the i guess skepticism arising around the world and some banks nations we've seen. for example in social media platforms like you tube and facebook they harvest anti-vaccination content they have been told to pressure to try and get rid of it in germany 500 people roughly have been 500 measles cases this year and i guess for the health ministry that's 500 cases too many well the health ministry calling this bill quote child protection yet not everyone in germany is supporting i mean why is. this bill had months of debate and one of the main criticisms is parents should not be told or forced to vaccinate their kids they you know people arguing they should be allowed to choose and the greens were one of the fiercest critics of the bill they support vaccination but they kind of they said yes we shouldn't force parents to vaccinate they should be educated a lot of health professionals said no this is kind of the right way to go the greens pointed out though that there is quite a big vaccination gap among adults and apparently in the cases that have been. same in germany there were more cases

national museum of african-american history and culture. republican senator rand paul of kentucky discusses socialism. times national security columnist bill gertz reports on china's efforts to become military and economic superpower. and journalist naomi klein talks about consumerism and climate change.for more information about the authors you will see tomorrow visit booktv.org or check your program guide. >> the new c-span online store now has book tv products. go to c-span store.org to check them out. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. for complete television schedule visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram, and facebook. [applause] good evening everyone. welcome to the new york historical

partners in the euro zone who imposed stiff or seriously measures upon the national budget which have weakens not only social security measures but also the national defense this couple brought their newborn son we were brought by our parents and we are bringing our children it's important for people to remember that we need to change everything about the society we're living in right now not just here but in the whole world greek society has a long memory of foreign influence the marches paused as they always do outside the u.s. embassy as a reminder that the 7 year dictatorship survived thanks to support from the nixon administration and collapsible taney asleep with jobs at all plus al-jazeera english. as it heads towards what polls for days will be victory in elections on december 12th the u.k.'s conservative party wants to better protect soldiers from what it sees as unfair trials under a proposed law all veterans would not be prosecuted for historical offenses committed in iraq afghanistan and northern ireland now in slow experience. as well as being bogged down in elections it's that time of year when

symbolic visit to nagasaki in japan where he calls upon the world's nuclear nations to scrap their arsenals. for maybe a social democrat if your presidential hopes for an upset victory as she faces incumbent president close your highness in a runoff election. nick spicer welcome to the program. and we start in hong kong where record numbers of people are voting in a simple actions the vote is seen as both a test of kerry labs probe aging government and a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. on conus are used to queuing for restaurants conventions but not for an election especially not on a sunday morning and even before the polling stations open. moments after the queues started to form came a familiar face pro-democracy leader aung he himself was part from running. your action is that you action in more complicated base district constitution issue instead of overall hong kong political system reform but i still urge people both in the action to show i want this called head to beijing many voters see these local elections as a referendum on whether the public still supp

into the record a of the n support workplace violence prevention for health care and social workers act from the national association of social workers. he chair: the request will be covered by general leave. ms. bonamici: thank you, madam chair. urge my colleagues to support this legislation, and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. foxx: madam chair, i'll reserve. reserves, the gentlewoman from north carolina reserves. the gentleman from connecticut. thank you, madam chair. it's now an honor to yield three inutes to one of our great new freshmen, the representative ohio, amy finkenauer. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. finkenauer: thank you, madam chair. of h.r. 1309, rt the workplace violence prevention for health care and social service workers act. rise to share tina's story with the house of representatives. constituent and she's proud iowan, wife, mother, grandmother, and also a spent 15 nurse who has years caring for those living conditions.health tragically, this tough and thick-skinned

social media act tick-to be. tick-t david: ticktock is under investigation. the u.s. launching a nationalurity proin to the social media app. they are raising questions on how ticktock censors political content and stores data. 60% of its active users are here in the you u.s. between the ages of 16-24. chinese expansion. beijing is expanding into the solomon islands. the some mound islands switched diplomatic ties from bay taiwan to beijing. the u.s. defense secretary applauding the solomon islands for opposing the deal. the u.s. military given a c in capacity, capability and readiness. in the 7th fleet in the indo-pacific region. the u.s. has 50 ships. china as 150, and russia has 23. joining me now is rick fisher, a senior fellow and senior military affairs at the global tie a juan institute. on ticktock, how if indeed it's a threat. it's using, sweeping up this data from u.s. users, how does it weaponnize that data? how does it use it and weaponize it. >> china seeks global hegemony. it has weaponized internet companies like huawei and cpe, and it controls the telling for 5g which is v