and the other 3rd is from social democrats and other parties from the left party even in the east and the eastern countries so it's not a sister or children of the c.d.u. it's the children of living the countryside at home a sight behind it's a sign for neglecting the needs of the people in the in the 5 new lender in germany of germany and 3rd we should be very well aware that the f.d.a. is a party with precious roots but we should not blame the waters we should name and shame the defenders of this wrong policy like hooka and we cannot cooperate with heads of the party who are very very right wing but for the c.d.u. in in the our republic we should stay to the center if we turn to the right if we should go to the right we will lose in the center and we will lose more than we might gain at the right wing a very famous quote i'd like to bring in now from france years of strauss legendary prime minister of bavaria and former candidate for chancellor no legitimate political party can be to the right of the c.s.u. your sister are you working together you can adhere to that mantra and ignor

party but they have only 90 seats so we should not over estimated 2nd as regards the role of our party we are in the center and until america has detected that normally in germany you have a left majority and it is her merit that she has achieved since 2005 center oriented policy in germany with the participation of the c.d.u. without this idea we would have been in the opposition since 10 or 15 years again so she brought the seed you to the center and on the other side it's your right there raced was raised right wing party but this was also a combined with some migration issues and with the rural areas who sometimes feel left behind 54 percent of germans believe that the scandal and to run the damaged their trust in democracy and it has it has shaken this country to its core at the reaction has been fast and furious weren't you aware of the damage that this could cause i mean you had 17 members of the to run. government c.d.u. members who were elected who called for you for help they called for you months ago they called for you in october well i don't want to blame the touring you c

contact surrounding the labor party h.q. behavior page here and i think it was a bit focused in that report on handling of anti-semitism complaints as well and and especially on a not of the things that were going on particular was happening during the 2017 general election now everybody knows that we if we literally had chief 1500 more votes the labor party would be in a very different position in fact at the time 2017 generation is actually working as an implicit vies i thought diane abbott and i remember the week after the general election before the tories did a deal with the p.c. even then it was still very uncertain as to what had happened late that is that pounded streets doesn't work so hard to make sure that we achieved a labor government they feel grown out of that and if we are to move forward as a party if we are to move forward as a party that can win and we need to address these practices and make sure that no form of fascism ever comes between us and what we stand for as a party national we stand for in terms

the nazi party was what they called a people's party the party of protest it was the only party thatwas affective across the weimar republic the f.t. is also a mixture of socially established voters from the center who have drifted to the right and new voters protest voters who see it as a vehicle to express their dissatisfaction importance. and we will see a deep also capitalizes on protest and it attracts people who didn't vote before almost a quarter of a of the supporters were previously nonvoters there's a clear parallel to the former nazi party. was in pretty good order this also implies that not all nazi voters around 1932 had suddenly become convinced racists and anti semites and national socialists the nazis were harvesting the protest vote and the f.d.a. is doing that too. even in these economically stable times the f.t. has succeeded in sparking protests on the streets. unemployment in germany is low and the economy seemingly robust but the danger is still there. german society is becoming increasingly fragmented isn't kind of we're not a society that's getting poorer we'r

is not the after party. i hear everyone is excited to go to the bloomberg party. you know how i know i'm not in new york? in the art, no one is excited to go to the bloomberg party. [laughter] in new york, a bloomberg party is five people smoking outside of arkham planning about bloomberg. [laughter] obligated toually attend the msnbc party tonight. everyone knows how the msnbc party works. president obama makes the kool-aid. and everyone there drinks it. [applause] home?ose to my there are unscheduled parties tonight and i'll have to give a rundown. fox news is having a party. security is tough. bring your drivers license and your longform drivers license. if you're blonde do not worry about it, just bring that dynamite smile. [applause] the new york times party used to be free but tonight is a cover. [laughter] else i willyone probably just go to the huffington post party. and the huffington post party is asking people to go to other parties first and just steal food and drinks and bring it from there. [laughter and applause] me wrong. i love arianna huffington,

into our party. working-class americans, especially in macomb county in my state, who felt like washington didn't care about them and politicians didn't care about them, their wages had stagnated and they were hard-working americans and before, they would have been labeled the reagan democrats. they really flipped for president trump. on top of the traditional republicans he had, he brought out a whole slew of people who had previously been democrats. it changed us into a party that is more in line with working class. before, it wasn't that way, so he brought in our party significantly on that front. going forward, i think there is a whole host of people running 2024 four president on the republican side. there it's starting to shape up now for seven you start to really feel that but everything is in mid-november. >> you referenced your time as chair of the michigan state party. how are state parties faring these days? they have a different job than the national party and different challenges. i am w

i see the more about democratic party as being in need of replacement so what really needs to happen is that bernie sanders and this conflict between the establishment well hopefully drive enough energy of ordinary people to begin to think about other alternatives because yes the democratic party establishment will do anything to destroy bernie sanders and that will alienate a lot of the base that the democratic party needs to win ok we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the war on birth state party. this is a story of women women was troubled histories and complex cold cases you know some a list deadly leave who lives out there. where. the person that. cheesiness him to be considered the most dangerous of criminals she's in a still. well below 23 hours of the day tell me that it's not enough punishment it will do for women on death row. and we're going to fulfill that promise is possible to the people come on you know we've all pots to. be really really low. now you want to. know 5. they. can link up my. i can't show you my fa

which didn't happen great people to judge dropping out was that when coronation with the democratic party to help joe biden say with amy closures are you also have a little bit the war in staying in the race as in order to try to obstruct sanders exactly that's exactly what she did joe biden wasn't supposed to win in the northern states the only reason he did it is because elizabeth warren took a chunk of support away from various and as progressive base that a lot of warm milk orders would have gone to sanders he probably would have won massachusetts in minnesota how did she not state in the race let's go to the line all right now lionel you must be eating a whole lot of popcorn is watching this because i mean over the last few days to a number of gaffes that biden is committed i mean it's embarrassing to watch but you never see those gaps on c.n.n. and miss m. b. c. you see a lot of it on fox and the internet but i mean this is a judge who was a manufactured candidate joe biden is now an avatar for the d.n.c. go ahead lionel my dear dear friend peter nobody cares about the gas nobody ca

labor party whose trade unionist and socialist beginnings began a new age in political representation of the working class we ask a former labor cabinet minister whatever happened to raising the scarlet stamp to tie all the civil coming up today is going on the ground 1st extradition proceedings are underway today in london as the usa tries to get its hands on the most famous publisher and journalists in the world julian assange faces 175 years in jail in the q.c. for the usa james lewis is citing former cia spy jeffrey sterling to secure the australian wiki leaks found his removal division jeffrey skilling now joins me via skype from st louis in missouri jeffrey thanks so much for coming on the show so you know all about the tactics of the u.s. deep state racism persecution at the cia what do you make of your name being quoted in court if i didn't read their name dropping. the course of their position and saying i guess they were referring back to the certain. thing for me shows how reasonable it can be one thing to experience to mention was that in my prosecution persecution over ye

but the party's honeymoon period wouldn't last forever. and there was another issue that just refused to go. on and it became a crisis for callings leadership. by the time bracks it came to a head and 2090 many had become frustrated by labour's perceived lack of direction when it came to leaving europe. does that mean you are backing away from the idea of a 2nd referendum is becoming less of a priority for you know we're not backing away we believe there must be a consummate republic broke deceive people feel that's what they voted for we have now resigned from the you don't join a political party to spend. fighting the people within it good morning how nice to see you and goodbye and talk quietly to make the call we will negotiate a credible. secondly we will put that alongside remain in a referendum i would have dropped a neutral start traditional northern labor heartless but it votes to leave felt betrayed. and went to reason may wish to place by breakfast here boris johnson he seemed his message might resonate. snuff election was calle

excrements of a bird that such a party is trying to be part of the process for. you cans and similar. 54 percent of the voters of the voters in this german state voted for fringe parties but you might be wrong but it's democracy so markus it's democracy you're right but the deal us all those voters their roles don't matter no but we have to explain what the d.a. has in him behind what is thinking from behind what's where is leading who is leading from behind them that this is a party which is absorbing neglectable in parties who all went over to the nationally you know you have called for its dissolution a solution here. wouldn't you just be handling bring more votes to the a.f.p. i don't think so i think if the c.d.u. where would they be really the half are those who have have abstained towards for years for decades nearly and the other children of the c.d.u. it's the children of living the countryside at home a sight behind it's a sign for neglecting the needs of the people in the in the 5 new land in germany of germany and 3rd we should be very well aware that

in your opinion is joe biden your candidate the party's candidate because i tend to agree with walter is that they just don't want bernie sanders they're willing to lose donald trump to avoid seeing bernie sanders succeed go ahead jason. well i'm more in line with bernie sanders myself but the thing is the same thing in 2016 the voters were not and you know you can talk about some of the things that the d.n.c. did in 2016 that there's no evidence that they're doing now but the fact is that you know while i have been out advocating for bernie sanders on many different outlets and saying that bernie sanders is a better candidate you know gabbert as my friend advocated for her on certain occasions joe biden is the person who's winning and that's the democratic process and it seems that he's the person that people are choosing and want to be the nominee and we have to respect that now again about joe biden's you know mental fitness and all of that and president trump people are acting as though president trump is i agree with jen that he's very entertaining but this idea that he's so incr

we have to remember too exactly what you're saying in september 2018 huge corporate democratic party donors in the d.n.c. with it were through all of huge donations to its institution just because elizabeth warren was being considered as the primary pick with warren has fallen far from grace ever since but bernie sanders represents a far more existential threat to the d.n.c. and the wall street interests the military industrial complex and the rest of them the blog so to speak and so this was always a foregone conclusion the attempt to rig the election against bernie sanders we saw in 2016 and we saw it at the very beginning of the 2020 campaign where it seemed like the d.n.c. was trying to find anyone anyone they could find to take away votes to split the electorate it didn't end up working and so at the very last minute after nevada the d.n.c. decided it's time to get behind buy it in the person who can be most relied upon with his decades of experience shilling for wall street shilling for the mass incarceration regime shelling for the intelligence apparatus he will carry forward

to hurt them as a party i don't think they care i think they're willing to blow up their party if it means keeping things the way that they are where you have a bunch of elites controlling everything and making a ton of money off of it yet because they have no moral compass ok it's been demonstrated over and over again here let's go to the lionel you know you know i know how you feel about donald trump but the interesting thing for me in looking at this rivalry inside of the democratic party it took trump to take to do to basically destroy the legacy of obama took down hillary clinton and because the democrats can't get themselves in order and actually present a platform to run on because they're not they're just demonizing one candidate and propping up another that has nothing to do with policy trump and directly and now that he can chalk up destroying the democratic party and it's their own damn fault go ahead lionel. well you know peter let's go back to when i was a kid and by the way i am not a conservative or a liberal or a republican or even a democrat i don't even know what th

this is an exciting moment notjust for the labour party but i think the country asa labour party butr offers us the possibility of delivering on that. thank you very much. that is return now to our chief classical correspondent. there will be a video statement from sir keir starmer soon but in terms of his approach to the coronavirus, he said it is a huge responsibility for the government and we rely on the government to get it right so the labour party will play the full part. he wants to engage constructively with the government, not schooling party political points or making impossible demands. they will test the arguments put forward, shine the torch on critical issues, where they see mistakes or things not happening as quickly as they shoot, we will challenge that and call it out. talks about particularly nhs workers staying in the past they were put last and should be put first. talking about the peak given to public sector workers, something he will be pursuing in the coming weeks. thank you very much. now time for the weather with louise lear. now time for the weather hello t

which is a trotskyist party. now, i'm sure people were not immersed in a world of socialism or marxism will find this quite obscure but between the socialist, communist and trotsky's , each one needed other two. i've never heard before someone who involved themselves in all three so what to make of his ideological trajectory is beyond me. >> thank you josh, let's go to the next round and let me call on veronica and patrick and then others to get in but veronica, you first . >>. [inaudible] >>. [inaudible] >> my question is what is the attribution of technology? >> thank you, over to you. >> this is going to put forward a bunch as to reasons for not only a huge appeal of socialism to a payday but also its resilience again to a socialist idea is more than a blueprint for a radical alternative social system, it's a rebate aspiration just generally for a kind of gentler fair world. so lots of people along the way through the 20th century didn't really, really seized by the blueprint for the aspiration. and one thing

back to the labour party.ntially a similar challenge to jeremy corbyn but also a reverse one. jeremy corbyn did not have a lot of the parliamentary labour party behind him, their politics we re very party behind him, their politics were very different. he had been a long—standing, since 1983, left wing and a bit of a thorn in their side, but he had a lot of support among people new to the party, but sir keir starmer, becausejeremy corbyn has been in place for quite a few yea rs, has been in place for quite a few years, quite a few people elected as labour mps years, quite a few people elected as labourmps might years, quite a few people elected as labour mps might philosophically be a bit closer tojeremy corbyn. how do you think he is going to play that? i think it is whether the labour party has now got to a place where it knows that unity is so important. i think that infighting, as we have known over decades of politics, people don't want to vote for a party they think is fighting amongst itself. they have

that's not the reality when the parties are very decided -- parties are very divided.t's not debating legislation on gun control or gun safety. it's not dealing with these issues because republicans and democrats are divided in turn of a on the issues. what is remarkable about the speech and how it encouraged everyone to read it, this notion of equality and what a leader's job is. mansfield saw his job is something very different than johnson. his job was not to control things. it was to work out problems -- it was not to work out problems in for they occur. mansfield saw his job as facilitating their participation of interested members in a process. he had ideas, priorities and goals. but his responsibility was to make the senate work, not to produce widgets, but to debate legislation. then the widgets would come in the end. susan: two important issues. we talked about civil rights, but two other important issues, vietnam, because he disagreed with the president's policy. did he do that publicly or did he use the senate to express his concern? >> mansfield does not us

welcome back well to more of the 120th birthday of the british labor party now thanks to john. we called in the largest socialist movement in any major country but the party now if i did self amidst an increasingly fractured leadership battle of the defeat at the polls in december joining me now is former labor cabinet minister lord clarke of when dimia who served as child serve the duchy of lancaster under tony blair you also served as they were shadow secretary defense and shadow agriculture minister your black thank thanks for coming on the show corbin turned into the largest social movement repeatedly in western europe is it now finished you know far from it and i think we've got a funk jeremy corbin for the way he's got all of a nice support and you know the last election december is very confusing because if you look at it in catastrophic well you say catastrophic but remember we normally have 40 seats in scotland we had one we did almost a wipe out in wales you know for labor we lost a lot to c.c. this time and if you look at england in spite of the red dwarf that the pr

camp let's get into it on tonight's show the front runner for the green party nomination for president how he hawkins' i'll be talking to him about the failure of our government to address coronavirus and the economic crisis as well as why bernie sanders won't call out the election ringback manipulation that is rigged in the primaries against him also on this episode naomi caravan e with mind blowing old news and much more but 1st let's talk about how wall street is now having discussions on whether it might be better to kill millions of us than to continue to damage their stock prices this is real according to reports the debate among the ruling class is over whether or not to walk back some of the measures taken to slow the spread of the virus efforts already considered tardy and adequate by public health experts in order to minimize business losses yes the titans of wall street the people who own our society and most of our lawmakers those people are discussing whether it makes more sense to simply kill a few 1000000 people you know just a few mill then to continue to safeguard our

let's talk to someone who's not in those 2 big corporate parties. is running for president of the united states don't know if you've heard of it little country united states on the green party ticket he's been a longtime activist organizer construction worker and package handler he's a working class man and now a politician here's my interview with howie hawkins fellow howie thanks for joining me thanks for having me so there's a lot i want to get to in a little amount of time so let's say when squeeze it all in coronavirus economic crisis etc but i want to start with the state of the presidential election your running on the green party ticket what are your thoughts on bernie sanders and where he stands now many people want to know why he's not calling out the various electoral manipulations the suppression the provisional ballots it's just tons of manipulation done by the democratic party and of course the green party deals with a lot of the same crap you know being kept off mainstream media etc so what are your thoughts on all the. will bernie sh

the forces that defeated them were led by the socialist party. a. the so-called second revolution which although the communist party clung to power as it still does to this day the shift in the economics of china to the market economics and then a year later and they were out to kill socialism and gorbachev. it is the taking on board the. and for those of east asia. it is in the statewide planning for economic growth. the. it's been tried everywhere in every conceivable way and have either failed or social democrats in europe wouldn't say failed but they pulled back from socialism and contended themselves with creating welfare states. and. and then these things somehow have risen from the grave before our eyes. my first thought as i watched this was one of the comment of napoleon that history repeats itself the first time and second time and at this rise in phoenix first appeared with chavez and 98 turned out to be both a tragedy and a farce. and the the country has been destroyed by the chavez regime. at first they didn't declare themselves as soci

all parts of the labor party and i'm sure all the liberal labor leadership candidates will be talking about the great age of play in the n.h.s. and so on. we now know papers are still not being released about herbicides used in the malaya emergency how many thousands were killed under clement attlee his leadership isn't that the boy that we aren't facing the fact that labor has been responsible for a brutal imperialism in all its time in power well i'm not sure if it's right to try to judge events of 607080 years ago by today's standards that's the 1st thing the lack of knowledge the 2nd thing is if we're going to survive eve taking up your own regional point and prosper we've got to start looking forward we've got to offer something to the people of britain not only rebalancing between the southeast and the rest of the country but between parts of the rest of the country i mean i for my mother laura trump and says by the way you just said yes but i do moving the treasury to teesside in the well and moving the house along where you work up there yeah go there before you well know he h

james: the issues that divide the party.here are a lot of important issues that divide the party internally. now between them but divide democrats from democrats and republicans from republicans. immigration, health care, gun control those types of issues. ,then you have a leader that wants to run the senate like lyndon johnson did in this environment. i don't think it can work. case in point, the senate now is probably the most unproductive it has ever been in its history. it is a little bit ironic, because the second you have someone who truly conceives of their job as a factory foreman, if i am correct, the outcome -- they are not getting any widgets. susan: one area it has been anonymously successful is in judicial appointments. -- norma sleep successful is in -- enormously successful is in judicial appointments. james: correct. most of them are passing with bipartisan support. most of them are passing with democrats and republicans voting for them. you might have someone like brett kavanaugh, for instance, for the supre