just what is dangerous but neoliberalism. >> and one other piece to add to that is with neoliberalism, with the times we are in now, there's been a real remarkable privatization of social justice commitment on the part of all institutions. so what die mean by privatization? privatization is the same process that we know about in terms of privatizing prisons, privatizing industries, you know, public parks, et cetera. but when you privatize social justice commitment, then institutions no longer have to pay attention to what social justice movements have been asking for, for many, many decades and that to me is really dangerous. so when you privatize social justice commitment, you create psychological categories that are very individual. so if you're not succeeding, something wrong with you. something wrong with your family. it's not that we have to pay attention to the fact that our structures that have located particular communities in these abject spaces. it is that -- that is one and the other is that the state doesn't need to take care of it anymore, and that's -- >> that's really t

lavelle what does the rise of the yellow vest movement in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is emmanuel the right person to be president to address the problems so many have been friends. across talking france's yellow vests i'm joined by my guest bruno westy in paris he's a political analyst and a professor of national institute of languages and eastern civilizations in brussels we have he's an independent journalist and in luxembourg we cross louis chevelle he is a professor at the university of luxembourg all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate bruno let me go to you first in address the first question i asked in my introduction we all know anyone's watching this program in the they can. idlest for these protests and this protest movement was a increase in fuel prices but i think the larger pretty picture is that this is a protest against neoliberal policies that

joining the anti neoliberal chorus and that's very interesting and i don't really imagine how. groups and classes will do will manage diet for the next three years yeah well the elites this apparently don't know or really don't care how everybody else lives here. look president mccrone said there is no such thing as french culture saying that nationalism is wrong i mean what kind of french president is this something that wants to emulate did call did golf for better or worse embody the. raters traditions of france and of its entire history i would say so what kind of president of france to says there's no french culture i am absolutely aghast by that comment but it seems to be his way of rule is exactly that ok he doesn't care about france go ahead lieut. true like to be jupiter style of the coal but he's not the coal he doesn't have the respect of the people and he has sort of left a way the intermediate bodies lee calls on that media so there is nobody under him is there with the government and they are on top of the all limp and they look at the french so he had it vertical

misconduct and because of the of coal but of course basically it's against neoliberal policies that were car carried on by mark or. earlier and sarkozy and even earlier so it's a general. direction against it and that's why. you know the concession the government did two days ago are just. you know they have no one no sense because people. they want. basic policies ok let me go to look in brussels where you were nodding your head i mean i thought the government's response was quite. thing but it plays to a certain procedure or strategy they have first they say well you don't know what you're talking about listen to us where your leaders number two oh you must be these populist which of course is a code word for me oh fascism and then number three they make a minor concession but they don't want to have a discussion about it i mean every step of who way shows a failure of leadership here ok and you haven't fooled these people because they understand that they have the real power and why in the world should poor people have to pay for austerity stared he is making people poor go ahead lieu

out into the street and high prices of course the lack of funds winning institutions and macross neoliberal globalist policies. across approval rating has fallen from some fifty five percent. down the eighteen percent while polls also show that sixty eight to seventy two percent of the french people support the protests that the media is trying to degrade me as as violent and mobs and so on when we see clearly that it is you and firemen and students out there protesting and it's not just in paris it's all across all across the country and they're not just protesting the fuel taxes and mccrone personally but they're also protesting very specific thing other things in his policy like his removal of the wealth tax with one hand in the hands an extra fuel tax to the working class and the poor all the other hand he removes taxes from the ultra wealthy and corporations so that we're saying is that he made that if you know if you're for saving the environment let the working class people well absolutely he will scold the president of the reach of he is speeches last year he made a scandalous remar

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike until prices and is emmanuel the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. we did go the diplomacy. diplomacy. as i said we did not. something to produce for years that i had to wait to meet the differences between. remember before a trade war there's currency war plays a trade war and the currency war and going are running with the china artificially low to get their exports to the u.s. in a way to build their economy and then the u.s. it worker was losing their job but there are chinese made stuff and so there was this symbiotic relationship going on if the question is who's going to be a twenty first century empire. if it's going to be the u.s. or china my thought is going to be a coterminous and that both the u.s. and china are going to fall apart. hope it is i'm joe boyd spread political allegation that it's almost almost all meaning if any

this neoliberal world as you say do not exist elsewhere. and it exists also in china and in russia where you have already got. very very neo liberal and very big different differences of salaries the point is that in china or in russia workers it's much more difficult for workers to demonstrate than in western europe so yes thank you and now you bend it simply not true i named there that i had just got there are bad not all of the time i love the me i dream of doing it i just make no point is the night the right to protest ok so let's be clear all right they don't have their reasons ok ok ok the french have right now ok that is the difference here doesn't mean. you're right i don't think i'm going to finish it and it doesn't mean there is income disparity say in russia there are and it is a concern ok i don't deny that but people are not going out on the street protesting it so i just want to get the facts out there i'm sorry to interrupt you please continue. continuos of course they're not going in the streets but they used to go in the st

could impose neoliberal austerity and you have countries like greece and the i.m.f. promised that if you get poor and have austerity and pay your wages lower the wages you'll be able to pay the debt more green wasn't able to live on germany today will not allow any of the debts of greece and presumably coming up next italy to be written down so the euro will it crumble i don't see how it can go it won't grow it will be a slow crash if the government cannot create money to pump into the economy like keynesian policy did like the united states does and like britain does if the government can't create money than all of them just by. building infrastructure and paying people then banks will create the money at interest and more and more european income corporate income personal income will go for debt service for the money that it needs to to live and then they don't spend any money left to go you go and services and europe will end up looking like greece greece is the model for the european future and it may be for the american future if we have balanced budgets in this

would forever learn they believe it pave the way to today's deregulated neoliberal work system of zero hours contracts and casual labor well joining me now is kevin horn from the orgreave truth and justice campaign he was at old. in june one thousand nine hundred eighty four given what happened here thirty four years ago india is a police riot to. the minus react a way they were just discussing to say on the day alive that. the horse is strongly . factory itself. the horses chased the miners appear appear almost into a field which will be maybe the only ten thousand minus five thousand police five six thousand police when i saw them when i first saw the police i came over the picked. on the word. i thought they were on the actually because they were though much of the information in the field and the word t.v. on the front line these are not about five thousand then you know it just just started by on the horses in the dogs. they weren't even on the frontline at the time. and some of the ten thousand miners were actually a school day by the police to the field that used to be there yea

he pledged to end what he called failed neoliberal policies that have led to an increase in poverty andass migration. he also announced the creation of a huge free trade zone next to the border with the united states. now on bbc news, as part of our 100 women series, we travel to el salvador. the country is the worst in the world for the killing of women and girls on account of their gender. we explore why femicide is such a problem there, and what is being done about it. this programme contains some language and images you may find disturbing. el salvador is considered one of the world's most violent countries. it has one of the highest homicide rates outside of a war zone. after decades of civil war in the ‘80s and ‘90s, el salvador has been left dominated by gang warfare, extortion rackets and extreme poverty. el salvador has the highest rate of femicide and latin america. and the third highest in the world. every 18 hours one woman here is killed. every three hours one woman is sexually assaulted. he came up to me with a knife and said i'm going to kill you, i'm going to kill you, y

what does the rise of the yellow vests movement in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is the man you will approach the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer if he knew and the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying news just know it hasn't been that we're even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the get pellet here is because that's what murder victims' families want to that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. for anybody being polluted by their factories their olden days and right

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that we see here that could unfold with those disappointed supporters of matz who were much more neoliberalthat will be her first task, to make sure there is not much of that quarreling going on. that could potentially threaten the party. one of the last remaining big tent parties here in germany. laila: before kramp-karrenbauer was elected, merkel gave her farewell speech. let's listen to what she had to say. >> it is not that i am parting ways with the cdu. i do not have to be party chair to have strong t ties with thihs party. and i am still german chancellor. the cdu will be focusing on the time after me. it is a matter close to my heart that i contribute to ensuring the new successes of the p party while at the samame time maintaining responsibility in the government. this is so we can set the course for the future. laila: it is unusual in the to her career. she is at the top of the government but not her party. michaela: she also pretty much explained why she took this decision. and she called on everybody and responsibility to ask themselves what they can do to ensure there is cohesi

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike until prices and is well kroenke the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. you know world of big. lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. with coal make its manufacture consent to step into the public well so. when the roaming clauses protect themselves. with the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent. in the whole middle of the room sick. to lose millions more you leave. the world. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be known to the death penalty just

he borrowed it from someone else it comes from progress, not foam neoliberalism or sneaky chinese are trying to sell us hammers and expensively or something like that or mexicans auto parts. it's very irritating when they do that. it doesn't come from those. it comes from progress in speaking of the socialist calculation debate all in lie central planner with order. and always central planner would allow the chinese and now the yeatman mise before the japanese before that the germans to specialize in low-wage industries and export to us. the central plan all wood under ideal socialism so it's progress that they are abject into, not neoliberalism. this is very clear in hungary where hungarian agriculture is not a good prospect for the future of hungary. .. my question is do you think the free market and socialism and when i say socialism, i mean socialist ideas such as universal health care and free education, do you think they are mutually exclusive? >> no, i don't think so. i think that education, at least elementary education, should be subsidized by taxes on you and me. of course,

that is a neoliberal design. i'm a democratic socialist.hould have p policies and actually make rich people -- millionaires and billionaires -- corporations pay taxes. that's the problem. no one at the top is paying taxes and the burden is going to the consumer. >> tucker: but you would allow private planes to fly, i guess, right? >> i think private planes have an obligation to change their standards. that is what policy is all about. >> tucker: get solar private planes. >> i don't know how that would function. >> tucker: i don't either. >> there are other forms of energy. >> tucker: name one. just for fun, name a renewable energy source that can power an airplane. >> well, there is -- we see it with cars. >> tucker: hemp? i'm serious is there one? >> you can charge. do you know what a prius is and a tesla is? you can do that with the level of an airplane. >> tucker: can they power a big electric airplane? >> absolutely.er i'm no engineer but i have heard of electric cars and airplanes and other forms of electric solutions.. there is also s

he pledged to end what he called failed neoliberal policies that have led to an increase in poverty ands migration. he also announced the creation of a huge free trade zone next to the border with the united states. now on bbc news, as part of our 100 women series, we travel to el salvador. we are in tokyo with the hosts of the 2020 paralympics. travelling to the 2020 paralympics. travelling to the city. no elevator. someone is going to have to break the stairs. catching waves at a wide‘s surf school. and travelling with autism. how one family but for the first flight how one family but for the first flight together. putting this little solution on them. oh, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. first up, we are off to tokyo with thousands of disabled athletes and spectators will show up the 16th summer paralympic games in 2020. he didn't it rests alongside skyscrapers. this is my first time in tokyo. i've come here to see what life is like for disabled people not only visiting here but also who call this place their home. i was born without arms or legs. short prosthetics around. it does pose som

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. the war. with the china artificially. get their exports to the us in a way to build their economy and the u.s. it worker was losing their job but there are. there was a symbiotic relationship going on. going to be a twenty first century. going to the u.s. or china my thought is going to be. and that both the u.s. and china are going. now we're back with alternative foreign minister of greece george. i want to talk about cyprus a little bit because it also could become another gas producer in the region has already announced plans but turkey obviously has a problem with that it says to actually stay away from cypriot gas until a political solution is found to the divided island but do you think maybe economic benefits of the drilling to can help find a political solution quicker

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is the manual mccrone the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. you know world of big movies. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. thanks for joining us here on our pakistan has finally agreed to a u.s. request for assistance in bringing the taliban to peace talks in afghanistan the war there in afghanistan ongoing now a seventeen yes. we want the u.s. to leave afghanistan as a friend of the region not fadia a statement came right after america's special representative for afghanistan wrapped up his visit to pakistan and

in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal. are the. one nine hundred sixty eight. and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. maritime tensions are growing up between athens showdown imminent and what role is moscow to play. with georgia. foreign minister. of russia's gas business. gas pipeline routed through it securing a stable supply at a reasonable price but with brussels being for. russian energy related. to the project with greek soil and the e.u. do. individual members then what will that mean for greek homes when it's winter. thank you.

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. thank you thank. god i am . right thanks thanks. thanks. i. was to welcome to the alex salmond show into the first of two editions where prime minister may fights a desperate battle for the survival of her eight year to p. and strategy but will it be this particular english leader's action court or perhaps more likely her bannockburn next week a panel of politicians will be reading the ruins following the meaningful vote in the heist of commons this week we turn for advice to academia and to the commentary that for prophecy first kings college law professor and mcgahee charts us through the legal minefield confronting the prime minister and then to top journalists give different views on teresa mayes chances of making it through christmas as prime minister former s.n.p. m.p. an

what does the rise of the yellow vests movement in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. temporary truce in the u.s. china trade war will it hold and what happens if it doesn't take a look at that on this edition of politics. politicking on larry king after months of escalating tariffs in the u.s. china trade war the nation's two leaders agreed to a ninety day truce following the reason g. twenty summit in argentina details of the new agreement are vague and whatever new deal was struck between the leaders still needs to be implemented by the administrations who seem to be operating on conflicting information will start there with chris. foreman deputy secretary of labor during the obama administration is now a senior fellow at the university of virginia miller center and he joins us from seattle where i didn't tales of a once you read on this u.s. china semi agree

what does the rise of the yellow vests newman in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. when lawmakers manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final merry go round with the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. though again that the u.s. could be considering tearing up another arms treaty with russia this time the strategic arms reduction treaty known as start that's the concern expressed by the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov says the us fishing one gets the impression that the ground is being late for the eventual terminations of start three. well earlier this week the number one diplomat in america said that russia has sixty days to stop breaking the rules of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty the american side claims that russia has to get rid of one of its missiles with a range that'

the city of lights on lockdown as more than one hundred thousand persians revolted against the neoliberal policies of the manual mccrone led government as a whole and every one of them twelve hundred yellow vests were arrested in the demonstrations which included everything from burning tires in cars to dumping manure on government buildings president mccrone took to the airwaves in a prerecorded speech promising minimum wage hikes canceled planned pension taxes and a delay to the controversial gas tax lead list to say the protests will continue but it wasn't just the friend sure smelling the sweet air of revolts us here across the pond in the halls. the united states supreme court the much vaunted conservative majority on the bench is starting to show cracks in a surprising move chief justice john roberts in the newest justice to join the fray bret i like beer kavanagh jump ship on their fellow conservative judges and join forces with the courts for liberal leaning justices to decline a pair of cases that would have served as the first major abortion test of the court's new can.

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike until prices and is the man you will approach the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france.

following the last silent walk before christmas we remember those who lost their lives to that neoliberalism with hip hop artist and activist loki all the civil coming up in today's show but first his razor may and the future of the british government now in the hands of dublin joining me now from the irish capital is t.v. for calvin monaghan. information famed oil leader david ok on given welcome back to going underground so to be overawed saying it's your westminster m.p.'s that should be taking up their seats to vote try to raise a maze of bricks that deal that's the that's the big issue and. well it's a bit ironic that he would be so commenting in the week that we celebrate the major irish electoral success of nineteen eighteen when you shouldn't fan having swept the boards across this island took the very historic and courageous decision to set up an irish parliament here in dublin which met next month one hundred years ago on an up stench and basis from westminster and that has been our parking policy ever since so you know it's all very well to celebrate and raise a toast to the likes

in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many. twenty am here in moscow. has finally agreed to a u.s. request for assistance in bringing the taliban to peace talks in afghanistan that is where the war is seen. we want the u.s. to leave afghanistan as a friend of the region not. that statement came right after america's special representative for afghanistan wrapped up his visit to pakistan follows a rather difficult period in relations between islamabad and washington for example in september the u.s. announced it was stopping millions in financial aid to pakistan but saying that america had received nothing but lies and deceit for its money we can no longer be silent about pakistan's safe havens for terrorist organizations don't do anything for us didn't do a damn thing for us but no longer paying one point three billion to pakistan we're paying them not because that's what they've don

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike until prices and is the man you will approach the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. ah. ah. yes. thank you thank you welcome this is the comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents. thank you for being born a shoe in the alexandria ocasio court ten has been ruthlessly attacked this week and i feel a bit responsible i might have accidentally tainted her twitter feed with my truth serum. but that sounds weird so let me back up. you might recall that on a previous show i covered the twenty one trillion dollars that has gone unaccounted for at the pentagon that's right trillion with a t. and i feel like every time this topic is even mentioned if you come would like a little just a little clue suffix a little suffix right there in that self fix should be. god god god god god god. is right there righ

not alleviated excel arabia you know the process is somewhat irreversible and with this global neoliberal capitalist architecture that they assemble that you know globalization runs on they created it they don't have a really way of stop it they're desperate they're trying everything they can and this extra territorial extension of us laws laws which are recognized anywhere else like these unilateral sanctions not illegal in canada but canada acting as a as a pliant puppet state trudeau went ahead all he had to do. if he really wanted to avert it was make a call to china and say hey don't drop by my country and a maritime because i don't really want an international incident and now he's bitten off more than nice to you because china is is by many measures now the world's largest economy and which canada is extremely you know you know dependent on as as most countries are becoming and as we speak about you know that this is not the trade deal that trump wants to make with the chinese the trade deficit only gets larger and it's not a levy it's getting larger this is after trying to browbea

what does the rise of the yellow vests lumen in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in fuel prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. welcome back and i trust regulators in france have levied fines totaling one hundred eighty nine million euro's against a group of appliance makers which collectively hold seventy percent of the french market for alleged price fixing according to reuters the wire service reports a handful of manufacturers including whirlpool are accused of effectively forming a cartel by agreeing on prices on items including refrigerators and washing machines remarkably the head of the forest mint agency told the news service the companies did not contest the charges nor did they challenge the fines. and there is more news in the ongoing money laundering scandal implicating deutsche and dance banks the alleged scale of deutsche bank's role in the scandal has increased by get this thirty one bil

where it all grieve in south yorkshire the site of one of the defining moments of international neoliberalism. years ago ten thousand the miners many actually escorted to a steel coking plant in orgreave south yorkshire were brutally attacked by the haps five thousand police. jeremy corbyn says the first act of a labor government will be to launch an inquiry into what happened on the eighteenth of june one thousand nine hundred for something prime minister to raise a may has rejected critics say her refusal is to project her late leader margaret thatcher who declassified papers show is implicated in a conspiracy to teach the most powerful trade union in britain a lesson that all workers in the u.k. would for ever learn they believe it pave the way to today's deregulated neo liberal work system of zero hours contracts and casual labor well joining me now is kevin horn from the orgreave truth and justice campaign he was at or grieve in june one thousand nine hundred eighty four given what happened here thirty four years ago and there is a police riot. on the minus react in a way they were just

in france tell us about the state of the neoliberal order in europe are the protests in france the largest since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight just about a hike in prices and is. the right person to be president to address the problems so many in france. it has the protesters in france are saying their purchasing power has diminished because all this money printing that's going on and you mention they can't tell a fact that money printing enrich the people on average in paris and shows a laissez in paris and those people who are working doing blue collar jobs their personal power is eroded and so they accordion pamela anderson figured out that this is a structurally violent system that they need to address with a quid pro quo violence for violence. in. vehicles a subtle fire a student rushes clash with french police and fresh mass protests following the government to say.