who talked about use a through palin seemed as though the dark soul that had been lurking on the edges of the republican party, anti-intellectualism, paranoid conspiracy theories were finding their way to the center stage. he first heard that, you have a chance to revisit that moment in this book and i'm wondering if you can share what you should have pushed harder against those forces, if you should have heard something more loudly and if you didn't push harder, what would that have looked like? what would that earlier version of yourselfsound like when you are writing that portion of the book ? >> i don't know what that would mean to push harder against it because it was, she was the nominee on the other side of a contested presidential race and i pushed the argument by beating her and john mccain. we won by a sizable margin by contesting that worldview. >> the other vision faced repeatedly with party that refused to work with you. did you think about how you might have tempered optimism and the thought you might have touched their better angels with adifferent use of the reins of po

these farces destroy bacteria palin or suffers from cystic fibrosis a metabolic disease that makes her lung secretions they can this is why germs are always returning to her lungs among them are antibiotic resistant bacteria the doctors in belgium hope to be able to destroy these germs using phages they tell pollyanna to breathe them in this therapy has not yet been approved in germany bacteria phages are organisms that can multiply on their own they are found everywhere in our environment they feel most at home wherever there are also many bacteria like in sewage it's hoped the phage is that power is inhaling will reach the dangerous bacteria in her lungs each type of phage only ever attacks one specific type of bacteria and reproduces within it if enough ages grow they destroy the bacterium and look for a new one if none of the host bacteria are left in the body the phage is die eventually have to of course we'd like this to happen in germany to act of and when this is approved there it'll be a very big step for all patients who have an infection with bacteria that can no longer be t

[ cheering ] >> the media, i think, immediately fell in love with sarah palin.resting and endlessly talkable. >> sarah palin is speaking to her generation of women. >> and now she even has her own action doll. >> we were getting a lot of pressure from the party. like, you guys got to take down palin. she is going to win the race for mccain. obama was super chill. he was like, i'm not worried about it, it is me and mccain. >> turns out one of his earliest supporters is a man named bill ayers who according to "the new york times" was a domestic terrorist. and it sure would be nice if even just once he would say that he wants america to win! >> the thing i think that was the most jarring for people who were watching what she was doing were the ways in which she just openly invited white americans to hate barack obama. >> now, this is not a man who sees america as you and i see america. this, ladies and gentlemen, has nothing to do with the kind of change that anyone can believe in, not my kids and not your kids. >> there were a lot of code words. i mean sarah palin

joining me is former alaska governor sarah palin.the tea party rise under obama, and now you have seen the sort of trump insurgency. now here we are facing the most radical left wing agenda ever. how should the conservative posture be at this point in history. >> you nailed it. it will be the most radical agenda this nation has suffered under if things stay as they appear today with the far left being in control of these different branches. our posture, constitutional common sense conservatives needs to be one of not waving the white flag of surrender, but reminding those we already sent to d.c. to represent us, reminding them what our constitution is all about. the whole premise of our constitution is protection of our individual rights as americans. antithesis of that is the left after he general today. it's up to us, constitutional conservatives, you don't have to be a member of the republican party. those who are patriotic and concerned about losing more and more of our freedoms. we need to remind these senators and administrator

reality that it was trump supporters who attacked our democracy, right wing politicians like sarah palin, matt gaetz, and mo brooks are looking to blame anyone but the perpetrators. instead, they lied and they're now trying to blame the right-wing boogie myth, antifa. the real culprits, of course, are a well known collection of qanon supporters, militia members, and proud boys members and hangers on. in fact, yesterday's events were promoted by the proud boys leader, enrico tario, who posted, quote, the proud boys will turn out in record numbers on january s6th, but this time with a twist, unquote. earlier this week, he was arrested and banned from the nation's capitol, after he was arrested for vandalizing a black lives matter banner ripped off an historic black church, and wows found with high capacity firearm magazines. he also happens to be the florida state director of latinos for trump, which while officially unaffiliated with the trump campaign, has fueled maga support among cuban americans and other conservative latinos. and one more curious thing, the proud boys have a long hist

. >> one was sarah palin, the other was calling for an economic summit, spunking campaigning, and -- suspending campaigning and failing to put forward a convincing program there. talk about those two mistake's and how quickly both of you, john mccain and you realizedded they were mistakes and did it leave any lasting effects in your relationship with each other? >> not to twos decisions, no. earlier things, in 2007, i wouldn't say strained our relationship but i -- talk but a that some other time. i'll answer your question directly. the palin thing mccain would never allow whether it was a mistake if felt responsible for putting her on at the ticket and felt -- assume he felt he put her in a position she wasn't prepared for and she struggled and felt bad and never said a bad word. he did say many times. privately and publicly he wished he had done which he wanted to do which is to make joe lieberman his running meat. that was a politically fraught desire of his, that would have led to a very messy convention and a lot of unhappy republicans, but he said that was my mistake and didn't

faculty a british firm that worked for the leave side in the bronx at referendum and then there's palin an american data analytics company whose founder is a libertarian donald trump supporter who has said that he does not believe that freedom and democracy are compatible the name palin 2 year is a lord of the rings reference to a crystal ball that can see into the future and the past there are. there assisting the cia in iraq and afghanistan. last year and found this for providing status of or to immigration and customs enforcement and. deportation and now that there is a global health crisis there is more money in public health in the company is that it and the question is whether that's really the kind of business you want as a partner with your most precious asset your national health. we're going to suddenly let data miners access that they have to see to the companies that they are not going to order. and why is that not. the technology better work because the price if you value your privacy. all of india would be shot from today at the little dog ideas is the world's biggest lock

a few years ago she showed how cool of this somewhat different concept than you can a palin. here in berlin i've played in the philharmonie many times in the opera house wanted in mindanao and the concept house but i never thought i'd play in the asphalt club i'm so excited. to this young audience was the classical music to be cool. the suffering is something that matters greatly to. the message and of course last. weekend as was it but you know the music business like few others how did you experience the collapse of musical life in the corona virus outbreak. but by me a big concert for me it started in march and i think i was one of the 1st musicians to get cove it. won't be so i found out quite by chance i was really tired one evening and felt feverish and my children said mom you're never tired you must be ill. so the next day i went to the doctors and to my surprise was quarantined for 2 weeks then the concert started being cancelled and then there was a long break out. which i actually cultivated because i didn't want to put anyone at risk if i wanted to i use the time

the difference with palin is that she became the nominee whereas with pat buchanan despite him doingell in the republican primary george h.w. bush really tried to sideline him as much as he could. so this was the first act of that approach central to republicans and really consuming the overwhelming what had been viewed as the establishment response from the republican conservativism. so postelection, by the time and president no doubt as i am writing about this are there steps i could've taken to counteract or challenge more directly these kinds of attitudes we are working in the republican party? and i am always wrestling with this. there is a school of thought described in the book that critics within the democratic party who felt as if i tried to hard for too long to reach out and to be bipartisan and to accommodate republicans and to assume the best and to be more aggressive. and i understand that impulse. but with those critics never described for me what exactly that would do in terms of me actually getting stuff done and perhaps the argument is that i would have rallied and w

quite ready to give up a real world traveling as soon as it's possible he plans to touch down at palin's new. well that's it for this edition of arts and culture but you can get more culture news at any time at d w dot com slash culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for watching and stay 6. conflict with jim sebastien to feel you in britain to clinch the free trade deal for the post directly below now at least in the u.k. there are some a couple of realities to deal with my guest this week obama dina scotland goes on to bali conservative m.p. and vice chairman of the conservative party but as far as josue so economical with the truth i'm lucky break so many conflicts so few can 30 minutes on the. tragedy amounting to rarely very old people here these are young people just kids guatemalans violin. case children and town on the rise with no fear of consequences new drugs are the ones that are easier as boys to their own death and their kids are on drugs why don't they seem another way. in 75 minutes on d w. passion drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere by

this is the deal when you fly from palin a stinging defeat for president trump in the final weeks of his presidency republican actors democratic senators unite and vote to override the president's veto of a major bill on defense spending the 1st time congress has overturned the trump veto also on the program countries around the world will not coronavirus vaccination programs but with stocks limited some experts are recommending a rethink of the way doses are to live at. times 2021 arrives to scale back celebrations around the world despite the usual spectacular midnight fireworks coronavirus restrictions the crowds were encouraged to stay at home and watch on t.v. . i'm phil gallo welcome to the program the united states senate has delivered a major review to donald trump in the final weeks of his presidency in public and democrat senators united to override the president's veto of a major defense bill the vote passed by more than the required 2 thirds majority and follows a similar bipartisan motion in the house of representatives it's the 1st time congress has overridden the trump

this is the end of the news life from palin's 2021 hour drives to scaled back celebrations around the world despite the usual spectacular midnight fireworks coronavirus restrictions mean crowds were encouraged to step out and watch the displays on t.v. also on the program countries around the world roll out coronavirus vaccination programs but with stops limited some experts are recommending their briefing to the white house is articulate. and as fracs it diminishes one free trade and not that opens up the business africa begins talent free trade today creating the world's biggest economic block so will it help turn around the continent by the content. i'm phil gal welcome to the program the world has been celebrating the 1st day of 202100 the shadow of the coronavirus pandemic lockdowns and curfews maybe it's a new year like no other and people die each farewell to a year of many what like to forget. new year's eve in times square new york city. the last 12 months seem to have changed little but look closer a year ago a huge crowd caressed in midtown but this year people were encoura

week or or not at all we don't know to find all the germs and to dissolve the secretion in her lungs palinhas to inhale several times a day both with phages and antibiotics as i think it's a good combination. does under they have typed out it doesn't harm the phages because they're viruses and of ages don't harm the antibiotic and. there aren't a lot of studies on this and intensive research is needed because it's obvious multi resistant germs will cause more and more problems for us so up to. the schneiders will only know in 3 weeks whether the therapy has worked. not only faders and fed to hygiene promise solutions new drugs are also being developed. in hagen's book molecular biologist martin gleason is looking for ways out of the antibiotic crisis for the biotech company to sando he has developed a process with which he can specifically find any type of bacteria using artificially produced protein and symes. is a. basic building blocks come from nature. if we optimize enzymes that are used by phages primarily to emerge from the bacterial cell at the end of their reproduction cycle. the

week or or not at all we don't know to fight all the germs and to dissolve the secretion in her lungs palin has to inhale several times a day both with fay juice and antibiotics as i think it's a good combination. does under they have to about it doesn't harm the phages because they're viruses and a lot of ages don't harm the outer biopic. there aren't a lot of studies on this and intensive research is needed because it's obvious multi resistant germs will cause more and more problems for us in the. last 5 years will only know in 3 weeks whether the therapy has worked. not only phage is an event a hygiene promise solutions new drugs are also being developed. in hagen's book molecular biologist martin gleason is looking for ways out of the antibiotic crisis for the biotech company to sando he has developed a process with which he can specifically find any type of bacteria using artificially produced protein and signs. are basic building blocks come from nature. if we optimize enzymes that are used by phages primarily to emerge from the bacterial cell at the end of their reproduction cycle. t

and country and smiling despite his team having lost 5 of their last 6 league matches but money on palin has been punching above that weight this season when the ideal guests. opened the scoring with his side's 1st shots of the game and the smile was not. title i when he then doubles late the loony from liverpool has now schooled in his last 3 games and go for it was a very. soon afterwards when he owns mob in the dishwasher way with a handful in the box that would have given him braman a penalty. just before the interval romano schmidt looks to have cut when he owns legion hall but no schmidt was just off site for some days and just caught touch a break. that wasn't happy but that didn't change the outcome. just took the helm of shelter for the 1st time many of it had as many head coaches press points this season could be the ones to end their 29 game when the streak against has a bell aiming to give them some hope for survival. no chance to look like they could move at will through shock his defense and matteo going to see open the scoring in the 36th minute but news because jen cole.

sarah palin, thank you very much. good to have you with us tonight. >> thank you. >> martha: we can confirm now that to majority leader mitch mcconnell will speak in about 15 minutes or so on what happened to -- today when the senate returns to session expected 11 minutes from now. join me now, katie pavlich, townhall.com contributor. great to have you with us tonight. good to have you here. it has been a long day. as you have reflected on what has gone on today, the extraordinary violence that we saw the united states capitol, a woman lost her life in the middle of it, your thoughts tonight? >> yeah, martha, looking back on the events of today is very important to point out that we can to look at this in a vacuum, and we can't just look at it as a culmination of events today. i think the country has been on edge for a very, very long time. both sides have very serious problems with the other when it comes to policy issues and fairness. marc thiessen was spot on when he talked about the lack of trust in the constituti

>> it came down to the alternatives for governor sarah palin where governor kim pawlenty and governormitt romney. i thought i admired senator romney very much and he would have been a fine choice i just thought we would spend the first five, six, seven days, two weeks getting them to pass when they were competing in the primary and it got a little heated at times. i thought why do that. i was a big admirer so when we debated the choice, i advocated for pawlenty. >> not really a question but more an observation. one of the things that caught me in the book, senator mccain was larger than life but what i thought you touched on in the book in his energy and metabolism i'm only a year younger now than a senator mccain when he died and i just can hardly imagine how he was able to keep up. and additionally because he had some real physical injuries, his knees never worked properly, couldn't raise his arm, was the hereditary? >> it was war related. he would go down the staircases and take them all the time over elevators. he would let gravity do the work. he had a quick step that somehow com

facade and the huge wrap around corner windows free of supports became characteristic for the noise palin style and the building is protected as a historical site. the prehistoric pile dwellings around the alps. these remains of settlements from the mess olympic and bronze age were named a world heritage site by. yes coal in 2011. across the alps there are a total of $111.00 archaeological excavations of pile dwellings. in one to being in on lake constance one of the settlements has been reconstructed. it provides a glimpse into what life was like for early hunter gatherers and fishermen and what they would trade with at the time. opera house and by voice is a showcase masterpiece of baroque theatre architecture. the opera house has remained almost completely unchanged since it was opened in 784. the highlight of this wooden box theater with painted canvas backdrops is its lavishly stuccoed carved and painted interior decoration. commissioned by margravine vilhelm enough unplanned book. it was designed by do set the galley b.b.n. are one of the leading theater architects in his day. our n

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palin and her father your highness are waiting for the next round of phage therapy at the university hospital. boy uses bacteria phages to kill the germs in germany and many other european countries these viruses have not yet been approved as a medical treatment. ductile says that it would make the most sense to approve the entire bacterial flayed manufacturing process the focus of what to do this you would have to relax some of the existing approval procedures in many countries there is no legal framework to make exceptions but here in belgium we have now done jesse acquittal to 4 years we were looking for a way to allow phage treatments while ensuring patient safety i believe that is why this has failed in other countries and it is that these individuals to. doreen toyman's prepares the phages for power in the hospital pharmacy where every pathogen medical professionals have to find and breed suitable bacteria phages the dosing takes place here in the clinic. this is the bacteria phages solution it comes from a military hospital in brussels we only is it for infections with very sp

taken indicate a month you 6 could tell the other day palin how cold i'm going to be on going up dunham. there's a conduit. i don't get. and then promo then you do a cut and put on was today something upon the. if . you don't think you can sing a little. bit. oh . yeah. that's. 6 what. 21 how long have you known. the things you should watch it would piss off so i know the economy shout 100 she. tell you. one day you could choke on a stick that on 1 dollar kid how i should cut that out we all could as all cool and when you get him all cut she could see it. had taken to the negative all chris hall just i was watching them go on and i'm going you know how clearly you can get it because they couldn't get back it cannot and got me hooked up. with. c him so c. you don't know where your so called girls were going to have to says hello there well we're going up over there we're going to go out to your outfit and then i guess i just had a lover you got to go see where you going to go and if they're going to. go to the real what because it is a log of wood up one of the pub a 100 through the loop

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i remember when sarah palin was picked as a vice presidential candidate in 2008 and when they lost therewell, pail will be go into the wilderness, a huge mistake and gamble to put someone as crazy as her on the ticket and yet sarah palin became a star of the tea party and best-selling author and a regular on fox and a straight line as barack obama said that spoil ton donald trump so, no, this is not a party that will do any kind of self-criticism you're valuation. the arizona gop, arizona was lost to the democrats for the first time in decades. instead of going how did we lose arizona, how did we lose a senate seat and presidency, instead they are krens you'ring the governor and cindy mkaughan and jeff flake which is not even a senator. what they are doing is purging anyone outside of their cult and that's what the republican party is slight now, a cult. >> watching the gop which frequently rails against cancel culture, isn't that exactly what they are doing to their own right now? >> exactly, and who is the big cheerleader for the whole oh, my god cancel culture t.matt gaetz, republican

joy, you don't have to start with sarah palin. go back to the 1980s and the ground war that was asserted by newt gingrich in the take over of the house. and while we applaud republicans taking control of the house after 50 years of -- 40 years of democratic control of the house, 1954 to 1994, at the same time, you have to look at the tactics that forever changed the way our politics was going to be played out in that chamber and how that then spilled out on to the streets. or more importantly, how the street came into the house. that's effectively what the one minute speeches did. they spoke directly to the nation to pockets of the nation and drew them into that chamber in a way that was not necessarily the most constructive at all times. >> yeah. indeed. adam, you know what i want to give you the benefit of being up close and personal dealing with mitch mcconnell. he will be minority leader. we've been through this movie before. he was a nightmare as minority leader before in all of the obstruction that he pulled off. what should

one of the things that makes football the beautiful game the power of the unexpected take on young palin who is soaring above all expectations in just the 2nd season in the bundesliga. but it's no accident that with the campaign almost half white gone was fisher's team are battling for a ticket to europe to worship that is the way french centric tosha is to what it set up. i. am sick trip. to the city i'm. sure you know us 33 i think 28 points off to 16 games. so that's a nice chunk but it. goes for me but i think we put in a lot of effort to that and somehow we can go out for the you call them indeed they have done is another team from berlin who would love to be in that situation right now. the director. under a lot of pressure at the moment as is his counterpart on saturday colognes marcos. the last time cologne wanted home they did so to a capacity. crowd that's how long it's been last february before the pandemic shut down stadiums installed was a hero back then for taking his side out of the drop zone. latvia was also hailed the savior when she became her coach a couple of months l

one of the things that makes football the beautiful game the power and the unexpected take on young palin who is soaring above all expectations in just the 2nd season in the bundesliga. but it's no accident that with the campaign almost half white boys fisher's team are battling for a take it to europe to wish it away from cedric to show that they're still going at it so they have stuck. to. the subject. tough. love sick you. should. think 28 points off to 16 games poor that's a nice chunk but it. does mean i think we've put in a lot of effort to that and somehow we've got to go out for the top and indeed they have there's another team from berlin who would love to be in that situation right now. care to coach really under a lot of pressure at the moment as is his counterpart on saturday colognes mark. the last time cologne won it home they did so to a capacity. crowd that's how long it's been last february before the pandemic shut down stadiums installed was a hero back then for taking his side out of the drop zone. but the deal was also hailed the savior when he became head to coach a c

span of even a long human life is but the blink of an only in terms of the cosmos archaeologists and palin tallent just stick up amazing stuff that reveals that our history and prehistory modern humans of the species homo sapiens emerged about 200000 years ago . the earliest traces of animals found so far date back 4000000000 years that's just 600000000 years or so after our son took shape and roughly 100000000 years after the earth itself formed. and that's nothing compared to our galaxy as a whole the milky way it's more than 13000000000 years old. but it all began about 13800000000 years ago with the big bang at least that's the prevailing theory. a new telescope will soon reveal even more. than james webb space telescope will be able to peer far deeper into space than hubble the primary mirror measures 6.5 meters across that of its predecessor. it's comprised of 18 segments coded in a microscopically thin layer of gold. dominica village salak will be among the 1st to conduct research using the new space telescope. her team is one of 13 that have been chosen to begin work as soon as it'

span of even a long human life is but the blink of an eye in terms of the cosmos archaeologists and palin tonnages stick up amazing stuff that reveals that our history and prehistory modern humans of the species homo sapiens emerged about 200000 years ago . the earliest traces of animals found so far back 4000000000 years that's just 600000000 years after our son took shape and roughly 100000000 years after the earth itself formed. and that's nothing compared to our galaxy as a whole the milky way it's more than 13000000000. years old. but it all began about 13800000000 years ago with the big bang at least that's the prevailing theory. a new telescope will soon reveal even more. than james webb space telescope will be able to peer far deeper into space than hubble the primary mirror measures 6.5 meters across that of its predecessor. it's comprised of 18 segments coded in a microscopically thin layer of gold. dominica village salak will be among the 1st to conduct research using the new space telescope. her team is one of 13 that have been chosen to begin work as soon as it's up and runni

span of even a long human life is but the blink of an eye in terms of the cosmos archaeologists and palin tonnages stick up amazing stuff that reveals bit by bit our history and prehistory modern humans of the species homo sapiens emerged about 200000 years ago . the earliest traces of animals found so far date back 4000000000 years that's just 600000000 years or so after our sun took shape and roughly 100000000 years after the earth itself formed. and that's nothing compared to our galaxy as a whole the milky way it's more than 13000000000 years old. but it all began about 13800000000 years ago with the big bang at least that's the prevailing theory. a new telescope will soon reveal even more. that james webb space telescope will be able to peer far deeper into space than hubble the primary mirror measure 6.5 meters across that of its predecessor. it's comprised of 18 segments coated in a microscopically thin layer of gold. dominica village salak will be among the 1st to conduct research using the new space telescope. her team is one of 13 that have been chosen to begin work as soon as i

span of even a long human life is but the blink of an eye in terms of the cosmos archaeologists and palin tonnages stick up amazing stuff that reveals bit by bit our history and prehistory modern humans of the species homo sapiens emerged about 200000 years ago . the earliest traces of animals found so far date back 4000000000 years that's just 600000000 years or so after our son took shape and roughly 100000000 years after the earth itself formed. and that's nothing compared to our galaxy as a whole the milky way it's more than 13000000000. but it all began about 13800000000 years ago with the big bang at least that's the prevailing theory. a new telescope will soon reveal even more. than genes webb space telescope will be able to peer far deeper in just space than hubble the primary mirror measures 6.5 meters across that of its predecessor me eat. it. it's comprised of 18 segments coated in a microscopically thin layer of gold. dominica village salak will be among the 1st to conduct research using the new space telescope. her team is one of 13 that have been chosen to begin work as soon

country and was smiling despite his team having lost 5 of their last 6 league matches but when you don't palin has been coaching about that weight this season when the ideal guests shall go back to open the scoring with his side's 1st shots of the game. and smile was. time i wene then double late the lady from liverpool is now split in his last 3 games and it was a great. many owners mob in free to dish goes away with a handful of the books that would have given him greyman a penalty. and just before the interval romano schmidt looks to have cut when he owns legion hall but no schmidt was just offside for some days and just caught your break. wasn't happy but that didn't change the outcome brain instead. just took the helm of shelter for the 1st time many of it had as many head coaches because points this season could be the ones and their 29 game winless streak again chance a bell and give them some hope for survival. had to look like they could move at will through shock as defense and by tailgaters the open the scoring in the 36 minute bad news because john holmes. and hansen have their way

the 2nd promoted team said i will say fairing well they came against had to palin was a scrappy affair one no doubt enjoyed by fans of mixed martial arts tackles flew in from all angles. nobody could accuse these 2 sides of going soft on each other. it was hardly surprising then that the decisive goal was also contested had cried foul when mine holds yobbo shook off his marker to school midway through the 2nd time. each visit i shifted my body at exactly the right moment for him because of that i gave myself an advantage which is completely within the rules of business robust maybe but it fit with the game and took nothing away from yobbos clinical finish. he was the man of the moment and speed ahead held on for that one nailed with. an unlikely hero. something that shall come also desperately looking for. a. shocker rejoice for the 1st time in what felt like ages after being down in the dumps for way too long. oh. you can't believe how they're happy of the ball here not winning. it is a fantastic mystery actually in the dressing room where the 13 is going to be so very. together it's

inciting to potentially more violence like the suicide attacks that we saw today journalist michael palin from the a.f.p. news agency speaking to us from baghdad thank you very much. let's check in now and some other headlines from around the world in china a state media has reported that the that a worker trapped in a gold mine for more than a week has died as rescuers continue efforts to save 21 others still stuck deep underground rescuers have been in contact with 11 of the workers but the fate of the other 10 remains on no. security forces in mali used to tear gas to disperse dozens of demonstrators in the capital bamako on wednesday police also used roadblocks and motorbike convoys to stop people from gathering protesters were rallying against the ongoing presence of the french military france has deployed over a 1000 troops in mali since 2013 on an anti terror operation. a 4th person has died after an explosion ripped through a building in central madrid one building partially collapsed on the residents of a nearby nursing home were evacuated the city's mayor says initial investigat

quite ready to give up a real world traveling as soon as it's possible he plans to touch down at palin's new . well that's it for this edition of arts and culture but you can get more culture news at any time at d w dot com slash culture now for me and all the crew here in berlin thanks for watching and stay safe. she helps the only way she can. be a colleague of us supports belorussian activists who want to flee the country. their destination is neighboring lithuania. where they hope for a safe future far away from the police violence and state oppression. some can see on her. in 30 minutes on d w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus update the code of special monday to friday. on. where the real power that resides. i come from the looks of people in fact not an opinion piece of good nonsense democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and their aspirations and they can send. such a machine to put this fried chi

not just on that last poor point about requests from german authorities it became clear that palin had said something to moscow but most of. the material that was said was so latino and substance that really it couldn't be considered anything useful or worthy of anything of cooperation never the last we see in the e.u. sanctions senior russian officials over the novell nice saga which looks like it might still be a continuing scene of army has been taken into custody and it looks like around that on the 29th of january a decision on his future will be made in court. well as the international has condemned the belize arrest calling it a political move and the e.u. council president has proclaimed to the opposition figures arrest an acceptable reaction also coming in from washington with the u.s. state department asking for the volleys immediate release. of president elect biden saying the whole case is an affront to the russian people russia's foreign ministry had this response. in response to mr sullivan as well as many other foreign figures who publish pre-prepared comments respect in

not just on that last point about requests from german authorities on sas it became clear that palin had said something to moscow but must go said that the material that was sent was so latino and substance that really it couldn't be considered anything useful or worthy of anything of cooperation never the last we've seen the e.u. sanctions senior russian officials over the novell nice saga which looks like it might still be continuing. has been taken into custody and it looks like around that on the 29th of january a decision on his future will be made in court. it brings up today don't forget plenty more news stories available you can check them out by heading to our website auntie dot com. tethers financial survival guide i don't buy a i prize on a futures. face almost a friday as a lesson about buying from the future trucker watch keyser. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. the day there's thinks. we dare to ask. nuclear power plants will become a battleground in the us in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my

not just on that last point about requests from german authorities it became clear that palin had said something to moscow but moscow said that the material that was said was so latino and substance that really it couldn't be considered anything useful or what the of anything of cooperation never the last we seen the e.u. sanctions senior russian officials over the novell nice saga which looks like it might still be a continuing scene of army has been taken into custody and it looks like around that on the 29th of january a decision on his future will be made in court. the iranian foreign minister has rejected claims to iran is violating terms of the nuclear deal that comes after france britain and germany all alleged around is building up its nuclear weapons capacity with paris also urging washington to return to the deal when 15 joint comprehensive plan of action was signed by 7 states it was supposed to limit iran's nuclear capability in exchange for sanctions relief but in 2018 the u.s. officially withdrew from the agreement which led to iran's suspending some of its commitments. o

supporter who has said that he does not believe that freedom and democracy are compatible the name palin tear is a lord of the rings reference to a crystal ball that can see into the future and the past there are. there assisting the c.r.u. to rock on again it's down. last year they found providing their innocence or immigration and customs enforcement and. deportation and now that there is a global crisis there is more money in public health and the company is that and the question is what kind of business you want as a partner with your most precious asset your national. if we're going to suddenly let data miners access that they have to see to the companies. they are not going to order. and why is that not. the technology better work because the price if you value your privacy. all of india would be shot from today at the log ideas is the world's biggest lockdown was more than 1300000000 citizens affected no other country comes close and nowhere has the virus generated such a mass movement of. millions of migrant workers trapped in cities far from home with no way to get back countles

you're appreciate the symbolic west them off folklore and in those folk tales it's all often they palin's daughter or the ability full who can see through the illusion and who can break the spell the other people cannot again as much as we may be condescending towards trying personally on a personal level his antics he's behavior don't you think that they had drought people who defies the american policy actually needed to have him as a wake up call if nothing else. well it's possible i mean we'll see. right now his followers you know have become very radicalized and part of that radicalization is that they are literally. believing in really bizarre conspiracy theories not just the feel action was stolen but that this human on conspiracy that there's an actual combat of. pedophiles owned by the democrats that are that are eating babies i mean it just it is right out of grimm's fairy tales and a large event really because i mean the previous elections ressa posen plea still and by the russians i mean they say you know it's a conspiracy theory. of oh actually not a very different kind it's

yet to see palin disdain become educated and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. time after a town c. and welcome to going underground the team and i will be back with a brand new season starting on my birthday january 13th but until then we will be showing some of your favorite shows from this season going up in this show will trump lose in tuesday's presidential election thanks to cohabit killing hundreds of thousands of us citizens we go to the white house to speak to one of the only 2 men the us president apparently listens to on the pandemic white house going to virus a top school survives a professor scott hapless he tells us why he thinks lockdowns mass testing in mosques though told up all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground 1st with just days ahead of the u.s. presidential election which will have a global impact as a global coronavirus pandemic continues to take lives not least in the united states itself let's go straight to the white house and speak to one o

sanctions with palin taking a stand against foreign interference we've got our story and more coming up after this very short break stay with us. on one of the show seem wrong or just don't all. the world if you get to shape our business get educated and gain trade equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart if we choose to look for common ground. welcome back construction of the vast a north stream to gas pipeline from russia to germany has restarted off the u.s. sanctions had forced its suspension the project should not be completed by the summer artie's it goes dawn of brings us up to speed. a special pipe laying vessel called for tuna has been spotted in the territorial waters of denmark now why this is important it is because this particular ship along with the company that owns it what got on the list on the latest on the newest list of u.s. sanctions that are aimed at de reeling this whole project now if russia is to succeed and to complete this pipeline it would allow it to double the amount of natural gas supplies to germany berlin has been saying that these s