parties. it turns out when they got into congress, very quickly they realized political parties were essential to organizing legislatures and organizing campaigns. madison, jefferson, hamilton all formed political parties. when you're out of government it is easy to say we should approach every issue independently. when you get into government, assembly election pass bills and they need to start organizing a team and those teams become political parties. you want to run for elections and coordinate among multiple candidates to share branding and other resources and mobilize supporters but you need a political party to do that. very quickly the framers formed political parties and after madison is in government, political parties are kind of good and important for a democracy. there is this period in the u.s. from what was specifically called the first party system from the first election, 1788 -- or 1790 and onward up through the 1820's. and we know it is hamilton versus jefferson, democratic republicans of jefferson and madison and federalists hamilton and john adams. it was an even contest f

here, let's say, it was e of the twentieth party congress 19, apartment 3. refused to receive ar-receipt, that is, a man opened the door and said, i'm not going anywhere. i won't get anything from you. i will not sign anywhere. and you don't ever give up on people. you never ignore people. you people never come out in football correctly, all the appeals of citizens. and then let 's watch one video together now, and then we will continue the conversation. let's hello yes, thank god we waited for you. we heard that you came to us to examine our emergency houses. not only these houses are in emergency condition, our entire village is in emergency condition. i live through road. i have a two-story house there. it was declared emergency in the twenty-first year , it is generally impossible to live there in winter, it is very cold. i will buy from the house next to 21, uralskaya 14 1 wooden house for two owners, there has been no water since autumn, 27 the house bought a wooden house from me. he's through. it’s just that the old people are blowing through, there w

late sixties, already being an appreciator the council of ministers was preparing for the next party congress the referents brought him materials prepared by the central committee concerning the welfare of the soviet people for his future report at the next party congress, and alexei nikolaevich kosygin was surprised to find in these materials. who are the working soviet workers of the late sixties better than the workers in 1913 in the russian empire? many probably know that this year 1913 was such a measure of well-being for many years of soviet times. according to the memoirs of alexei nikolaevich kosygin was, to put it mildly, very surprised and asked to bring it to him, and he was very scrupulous. with uh, collected family archive to bring his father's papers. including his father's workbook. and nikolayevich kosygin worked, just in this 1917 year, at the plant of the new ladder as a turner, and i note that this is the plant where he worked. uh, nikolai ilyich kosygin was not the most elite in petrograd; it was, of course, not the putilov plant, where workers received wages much higher;

alternatives even for deutschland, the day is holding its annual party congress. as that experience is a surgeon opinion polls. the nationalist and time of creation party is under partial surveillance by domestic intelligence agencies here in germany because some of its members are suspected of extreme is a recent polls showed that the day with 22 percent support. so i can only germany's main opposition conservatives. the other parties and germany, parliament have ruled up forming a future government with the state dw political corresponded thomas barrow is at the of the congress and sent us this assessment of how the party is planning to capitalize on the search and support to germany's father writes a if the project clearly wanted to present an image of strengths of unity here during its party conference and base and drum and city of mock that book some of the problems. some of the, this unity that have plates for the party in the past didn't play a significant role at the time when the party is more interested in highlighting its recent search in the polls at th

and germany's far right, he of the party homes of the annual congress as the national is anti immigration party searches. and if in the i'm here until berlin, welcome to the program. the one security council has condemned the military to a new share. african leaders have also expressed their concern canyon president william brutal called it a serious setback for africa. meanwhile, general of to last monday g on the has named himself president of a new transitional council. and therefore, new shares, new leader, he has the linked force that sees power by detaining the elected president, joe. and she only has asked for domestic and international support as the in the latest moods, by new jazz military to lead is an announcement on state tv to suspend the constitution like this. it's usually created by that event. by 252010 constitution dissolved. the man who led to the mutiny appealed for support and want against foreign intervention. electronically sit there and should have the national council for the safeguarding of the country is motivated by the soul desire to preserve a beloved homela

the is holding this annual party congress as its its experience is a search and opinion polls. the nationalist anti immigration party is under partial surveillance, domestic intelligence agencies here in germany because some of its members are suspected of extremism. a reason for showing that the a f d at 22 percent support throughout the country. second only germans main opposition . conservatives. the other parties in germany's parliament have ruled on forming a future government with the off day. a dw political correspondent thomas barrow. is that the a, f d congress and send us this assessment of how the party is planning to capitalize on that search and support job on the spot, right? a if the project clearly wanted to present an image of strength of unity here during its party conference and be some german city of math to book some of the problems. some of the, this unity that have play to the pottery in the past didn't play a significant role at the time when the party is more interested in highlighting its recent search in the polls at the time where the party is discuss

after the twentieth party congress. these are the same men with sprouts, yes, who were shot in 1933. they were all rehabilitated and this terrible truth was hidden, which incredibly hit the noise, really. for him, it was an eternal shock shukshin's fellow students at vgik, it was not by chance that they liked to remember that this guy, who walked in kerz boots, yes , who flaunted a little with his rural origin. this guy once stunned them by the fact that he read hamlet's monologue, it was hamlet who was his favorite literary hero. this is exactly the idea of ​​hamlet, the idea of ​​revenge for his father. she was for shukshin's key dream. she was, as it were , the goal of his life, and the fate of his father was his sonship. this is it in wheat, and undoubtedly the most important thing. and, in fact, shukshin sets as his goal to reveal this terrible truth of the time, the terrible truth, and to repent of his father for what he was forced, but forced to, but renounced. but besides these difficulties, there were wonderful

well, germany's the far right alternative for deutschland, the, a f d, as holding its annual party congress dancing a search of support and opinion polls. and it is despite being under partial surveillance by just now, a recent poll put the a f d as 22 percent. that's the 2nd only to germany, solve the a f d as projected to reach a record share of the vote. i would suggest in this city of chicago being containing for the various state elections, this heating up the region is a strong hold for a moment and this may appear. so usually he may know that my personal opinion is it between percent of the votes and the state. as in the rest of germany, the issue of migration is educated, unskilled. the ones i'll give you one of the most extreme politicians in a party. she came germany into europe of being overweight, longer have the right to be in the country, which means we would relieve our social system. we would really like to know what if necessary. we need a fortress, germany, and not just fortress. europe. makes me very reflective. this week because what we need right now is a sense, how can

we have just seen the most extraordinary congress of the communist party of china. these are every five year events. it was the coronation of jinping who can now reign over china as long as he works no constitutional or term. he is basically emperor of everything, the economy the military, foreign policy through the lens of overreach. can you tell us why it was relatively easy for sesion ping to establish himself in such a powerful position. well thank you, jane. and it's really a great privilege to have this conversation with you today. as someone who has yourself studying china and asia a very long time. you know that it was surprisingly easy for xi jinping to consolidate power establish this system of highly centralized personal estate rule. and because don champion had sort to institutionalize the chinese political system to make it more predictable all based more on collect tive leadership than strongmen rule. and he, deng xiaoping, of course, was mao successor, who came into power after mao died. and i was. and institutionalize myself. i thought this was reall

we have just seen the most extraordinary congress of the communist party of china. these are every five year events. it was the coronation of jinping who can now reign over china as long as he works no constitutional or term. he is basically emperor of everything, the economy the military, foreign policy through the lens of overreach. can you tell us why it was relatively easy for sesion ping to establish himself in such a powerful position. well thank you, jane. and it's really a great privilege to have this conversation with you today. as someone who has yourself studying china and asia a very long time. you know that it was surprisingly easy for xi jinping to consolidate power establish this system of highly centralized personal estate rule. and because don champion had sort to institutionalize the chinese political system to make it more predictable all based more on collect tive leadership than strongmen rule. and he, deng xiaoping, of course, was mao successor, who came into power after mao died. and i was. and institutionalize myself. i thought this was reall

situation in the people's republic of china is that this cuts across society, it used to be just the party congress. they kind of know what's going on. they understand the political game. but now we have things like tech type coons, we have film stars, all of these things are relatively new and part of the new china. but what we're learning is that they to control victim of these kind of purges that they're also being held accountable for their actions. and that if they don't fit into the dog man, they don't fit into what's required of them. that they too can be disappeared. and then often sometimes they come back and like jack mall has come back with his company large the gone as far as he's concerned or like family and being. she comes back and she says that she's, she feels dash, uh, she feels ashamed to what she did and it's helped her to become com. right. and so with regard back to this new foreign minister we have, does that mean that child is born policy changes at all? i i, it strikes me that because one he was, he's the previous foreign minister. i think he looks more like a, like a and a

looking at the way it looks after the 20th party congress when he surrounded himself with loyalists, he got rid of all the retired. any roles as well as the term limits in order to keep the people trusts the most at least for the being right around him and get rid of the who might question his choices. i don't think it's particularly stable because there's such an absence of power sharing. the other politicians in the party must be tremendously frustrated and they could figure out a way to do it. i think they would much prefer to have a system which is more collective. listen, who making them we have today does he trust else he appears to trust only those people who worked with him before had such tremendous power. in other words people who worked with before he was general secretary of the party and china's preeminent leader so mostly people he worked with as a provincial all leader as he was moving up the system and you can see from his point of view that he basically believes the people who apply after he has become powerful are just really opportunists who are trying to cover the

regard to the official government position of the government and the ruling african national congress partyd say she is so discreetly positive, if you can, at least the president ramas, speaking last year at the congress of the south american company, which, in alliance with the rnc, said maybe they are coercing us, maybe they are blackmailing us, but we will remain in our position. they are experiencing very strong pressure from the west specifically in the united states, especially and despite this, it retains its position. they don’t like the word flies, they don’t use the word when connecting well , the things themselves, which were actually led by the mission of african leaders who played fishermen with putin in st. petersburg, show such a sober position on this issue. and, of course, the history of our relations is largely affected by the fact that the soviet union helped for decades. the amk african national congress party was founded in 1912, its leader jazzai agumeda first visited the ussr in 1927 in the sixtieth, the party went underground since then, the ussr became its largest m

but the largest party in congress mt the problem there, of course, is then being the largesthave the capacity to form government. and i think because of the way spanish politics are playing out that they perhaps have fewer natural allies within congress and some are parties that can help them form government. it may well be that they don't need that because they've formed an alliance at the far—right party and enough seats to form a majority, but even then, the best case scenario for then, that is still going to be a very slim majority and it may come down to two or three seats. so it's really going to take a little while to get a full picture of who is going to be able to form government right now. interesting. but given the fact that we have had these opinion polls and this which suggests that the centre—right party will get the most votes, it is natural to ask why did the prime ministerfrom votes, it is natural to ask why did the prime minister from the centre laughed because they snap election in the first place. i laughed because they snap election in the first place.— i

after the twentieth party congress.ity committee, and there they were told that tricolor had been shot back in 1938. and all the hopes of the mother all the hopes of the children that their father is that the husband lives somewhere. even started a second family. all this collapsed overnight, they are the second time, and the orphans and this wound continued to hurt , continued to bleed mats not without reason. so often it will be interesting to return to this topic. what he started as a translator.

the amk african national congress party was founded in 1912, its leader of jazz and agumeda first visited ussr in 1927 in the sixtieth, the party went underground since then , the ussr has become its largest military and financial sponsor and remained so for 30 years in the soviet union, the commanders and activists of the congress were trained in military and sabotage. they were supplied with soviet weapons. the leadership of the congress included the former president of south africa, tabom beke, and the former minister of foreign affairs of the country, linji, show on the website of the ministry of foreign affairs yor. it was even reported that in the seventy- seventh seventy-ninth year. she underwent military training in the ussr and was awarded the order of the red star for military merit . soviet instructors worked at the bases of the amk in angola, and mozambique, which were then the van gole front states, the fighters of the marxist mpa party fought with regular troops and south african mercenaries who sided with the apteid regime. it is known that in the eighty-eighth year, mikhai

after the twentieth party congress. security committee, and there they were told that tricolor had been shot in 1938. and all the hopes of the mother all the hopes of the children that their father is that the husband lives somewhere. even started a second family. all this collapsed overnight, they were the second time, and they became orphans and this wound continued to hurt , continued to bleed mats not without reason. it will be interesting to return to this topic so often that he started as a translator, since he was fluent, fluent, and fluent in kyrgyz russian. language, then one of his first literary experiments, it was a translation of the story by valentin kataev son of the regiment. but when he came with this translation , retribution. he was told that the story had long been translated into the kyrgyz language and there was no need for its translation, and then he began to engage in his independent literary work and entered the moscow literary institute for higher literary courses, which i am especially please

with any of the new senior chinese economic team that came in last year, after the communist party congress last year. but nowjanet congress at the end of last year. but now janet yellen has had the chance to do that. she hasn'tjust met had the chance to do that. she hasn't just met with had the chance to do that. she hasn'tjust met with lee chan, the chinese premier, but she also met with huli fong, the vice premier in charge of the economy, and absolutely key official in the chinese government. he is very close to xijinping, they had several hours of closed—door fa ce—to —fa ce hours of closed—door face—to—face meetings yesterday, but was probably the key moment in this visit to really understand the most important counterparts in the chinese government. fin important counterparts in the chinese government.- chinese government. on the china side. _ chinese government. on the china side, china's _ chinese government. on the china side, china's economy| chinese government. on the - china side, china's economy has not been performing as well as the country had hoped, especially coming out of

with any of the new senior chinese economic team that came in last year, after the communist party congress last year. but now janet yellen has had the chance to do that. she hasn'tjust met with lee chan, the chinese premier, but she also met with huli fong, the vice premier in charge of the economy, and an absolutely key official in the chinese government. he is very close to president xijinping, and they had several hours of closed—door face—to—face meetings yesterday, but was probably the key moment in this visit to really understand the most her important counterparts in the chinese government. on the china side, china's economy has not been performing as well as the country might have hoped, especially coming out of the pandemic. there are fears about a debt crisis in the country. what do you think china was hoping to get out of these meetings, and also looking forward to future summits? well, i think the chinese... although the chinese have been talking very tough on the us in recent months, behind that bravado, there is deep concern about the decoupling of the us and chinese economie

here in germany, the far-right alternative for deutschland, the afd, has been holding its annual party congressthe national anti-migrant party is experiencing a surge of support and public opinion polls despite being on partial surveillance by domestic intelligence agencies because some of its members are suspected of extremism. a recent poll but the afd at 22%. in regional elections this fall, the afd is projected to secure a record share of the vote. >> in this city, campaigning for the various state elections is heating up. the region is a stronghold for conservative parties but in recent years, the far right afd has gained momentum. >> my personal opinion is that the afd is a last resort because none of the old parties are of any use to me. >> the afd is currently projected to take around 13% of the votes in this state, as in the rest of germany the issue of migration is the parties main draw. >> it's important that the people who have no business being here are removed and that the people who come in are educated and skilled. >> the bavarian afd party candidate is said to be one of the mos

after the twentieth party congress. they received an invitation to the local state security committee, and there they were told that tricolor had been shot back in 1938. and all the hopes of the mother all the hopes of the children that their father is that the husband lives somewhere. even if started a second family. all this collapsed overnight, they were the second time, and they became orphans and this wound continued to ache, continued to bleed , and chingiz aitmatov was not without reason. how often will return to this topic is curious that he started as a translator. he was fluent, fluent in both kyrgyz and russian, which was one of his first literary experiences. it was a translation of the story by valentin kataev son of the regiment. but when he came with this translation to the publishing house. he was told that the story had long been translated into the kyrgyz language, the need for its translation no, and then he began to engage in his independent literary work, he entered the literary institute in moscow

interesting part about this is that we all know that xi jinping, as he consolidated his power at the party congressn october and november, he essentially wants to put more party control over some of these state organs. deep in mind the pboc reports directly into the state council which is run by the premier li keqiang. the pboc is not independent from the party. they have to take their cues from party leadership. the interesting thing about pan gongsheng is back at the party reshuffle last autumn, he was left out of the 200-member standing committee. the man he is replacing as the party chief at the pboc was a central committee member. so pan gongsheng is not a top party leader. what does that mean? does it mean the pboc, if pan gongsheng takes over in the dual role as governor and party chief, will the pboc have less of a say going forward as far as economic policy? shery: let's talk a bit about economic policy, right, you continue to see the word continuity. does that mean perhaps more targeted lending and not necessarily the massive monetary stimulus markets have been waiting for? stephen: this

parties. it turns out when they got into congress, very quickly they realized political parties were essentialzing legislatures and organizing campaigns. madison, jefferson, hamilton all formed political parties. when you're out of government it is easy to say we should approach every issue independently. when you get into government, assembly election pass bills and they need to start organizing a team and those teams become political parties. you want to run for elections and coordinate among multiple candidates to share branding and other resources and mobilize supporters but you need a political party to do that. very quickly the framers formed political parties and after madison is in government, political parties are kind of good and important for a democracy. there is this period in the u.s. from what was specifically called the first party system from the first election, 1788 -- or 1790 and onward up through the 1820's. and we know it is hamilton versus jefferson, democratic republicans of jefferson and madison and federalists hamilton and john adams. it was an even contest for a while

the african national congress party ankh was founded in 1912.jazz gummede first visited the ussr in 1927 in the sixtieth party went underground since then , the ussr became its largest military and financial sponsor and remained so for 30 years in the soviet union, commanders and congress activists were trained in military and sabotage. they were supplied with soviet weapons. the leadership of the congress included the former president of south africa tabambeki and the former minister of astral affairs of the country lindsiulu. the website of the south african foreign ministry even reported that in 1979 she underwent military training in the ussr and was awarded for military merit. order of the red star, soviet instructors worked at the bases of the amk in angola, and mozambique, which were then front-line. kingdoms in angola, the fighters of the marxist mpa fought with regular troops and mercenaries of south africa , who were on the side of the porteid regime. it is known that in the eighty-eighth year, mikhail gorbachev planned to reduce spend

here in germany the far right a half the party is holding its annual congress as it experiences a search and a opinion polls. the party is under partial surveillance by domestic intelligence agencies because some members are suspected of extremism or recent polls showed the f t, with 22 percent support. second only to the main conservative opposition block. the other parties in germany's parliaments have ruled at forming a future government with the a f t d w political correspondent thomas borrow is at the a f d congress and sent this assessment of had the parties planning to capitalize on its increase in support. a gemini spa writes a f deposit, clearly wanted to present an image of strength of unity here during its party conference in visa and drummond. city of math to book some of the problems, some of the this unity that have plates for the party in the past didn't play a significant role at the time when the party is more interested in highlighting its recent search in the polls at the time. when the party is discussing how we could go from being an opposition party to maybe co gove

and xi jinping is still -- is surrounded by loyalists, the entire bureau as we saw at the last party congress shorten you're as foreign minister, just over six months. so we still don't know what happened. plenty of rumors, especially online in china, a lot to do with a mistress, those sorts of things. the replacement does tell us something important. wong ye has been part of the apparatus for a long time, not the rising star that gong was and ye is probably best known as one of the two interlocaters in the anchorage, alaska meeting with blinken and jake sullivan which were essentially awful. they really tore into the u.s. side and showed the entire communist party's sort of anti-american narrative from the highest levels of chinese government right in our faces, so putting wong ye up there means you have somebody who shares the xi jinping world view in terms of strategic stuff. blinken said he works well with wong ye. what has he accomplished? pretty much nothing. there's a working relationship with a hostile counter part. we're seeing something we're familiar with. maria: i want to ask abou

congress when he was in the white house. a lot of people are not taking a position. and that includes speaker kevin mccarthy. at the top level of the republican partyn congress. almost no matter what position you take on this, if you are pro-trump or anti-trump, specifically if you are the speaker, you are only going to alienate a certain subset of your caucus. and when the house is already volatile and there is already enough division on policy matters, i think that lawmakers are holding their tongue on the presidential stuff until they can get through what they need to get through on the hill and not adding that fuel to the fire of everything else that is going on. there is a significant amount of support for former president trump. he still has a lot of allies in congress. host: our guest rights for the messenger. you can find his work at th >> wednesday, the fbi director testifies at an oversight hearing. watch live at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, c-span now or c-span.org. >> the c-span bookshelf podcast makes it easy for you to listen to all of c-span's podcasts about nonfiction books in one place. each week we make it convenient for you to listen t

they are now the third largest party in congress, in elections in 2019 they got over 50 mp5, the differencence is that now they may be the kingmaker. the conservative party, if it wants to make a coalition or get a prime minister elected, they may look to vox. vox is known for being tough on immigration, gender issues, lgbt issues. they have ties with other right—wing parties across europe, for example, in france marine le pen, meloni in italy. we have heard many of the social policies that pedro sanchez have been passing over the past four years. it looks busy behind you? how has it been? there has been a heatwave going on in spain. elections don't normally take place in the summer, will that affect turnout? possibly. over 2.5 million spaniards have already cast their ballot, not here but at the post office in the last few days, that is a record. we are in the midst of a heatwave. there were concerns when these elections were called in a few months ago, because it was said, there has never been a spanish general election injuly or august, this is the first time that this happens in recent

search expected in the eastern german city of mine, the bird where the far right f, the party is holding its annual congress at the a f d which stands for alternative for germany is seeing a search in its approval ratings. a recent poll put support for the party at 22 percent. second, only to the main conservative opposition blocks germany's mainstream political parties have ruled. i have cooperation with the nationalist, 19 migrant party on the 6th when let us bring in our political correspondent, thomas barbara, who is inactive bird where the a, if the is holding it's party conference, thomas, great to see. so tell us what kind of a response or be seen to the convention there of the people that starting together here behind me in the center of magda, but to protest against the de, also against what they see is a move towards the writing parts of government. and society people we have encountered have also stressed that it's about presenting a more diverse picture of job month society. that's also something they stand for here in mac. the book also yesterday, when the 1st day of the part of the conference

also coming up. protest outside the annual congress of germany's far right populous party. but the anti migrant alternative for germany has been searching in opinion polls. and the european union cuts financial and security ties with media air in the wake of the crew which ousted the elected president, russell says it will not recognize the general who has declared himself a new leader the next by sir, welcome to the program. you craze. president has visited front line positions as keith steps up it's counter offensive against the russian invasion or below him is a wednesday, congratulated his troops on special operations forces day near the city of buck mode. he praised their work as very powerful and effective. keith also says a key front line village in the eastern didn't. yes, the region has been liberated. officials, however, admit the counter offensive, has been held up by extensive russian defences. bundling out the back of anomaly vehicle into the firing line. ukraine's military release. this footage of troops attacking russian positions near the occupied eastern ci

the populace party is holding his annual congress. there might be a f, d or alternate for germany is currently seeing a surgeon it's approval ratings. reason pulled public support at around 22 percent . second only to the main conservative opposition block the parties. popularity is particularly high in eastern germany because among the demonstrators was a group calling themselves granny's against the rights and the great democratic country. we asked some of the protesters why they have taken to the streets inactive or bodies. me stop me because i don't identify with that and i think you should also make up know when to invite you to. this is why it's important because the app is getting stronger and stronger. i'm have to do something about it. uh the husband is with think it's incredibly important to be here today and to tell our children's and grandchildren's generation the to live in a great democratic country. still, all in democratic democrats isn't on claim no to dw political correspondent terrace at thomas barrow rather his at

the populace party is holding an annual congress there . the a f. d, or alternative for germany is currently seeing a surge in its approval ratings. a reason pool for public support at 22 percent. second, only to the main conservative opposition block. the parties, popularity is particularly high in eastern germany. among the demonstrators was a group calling themselves granny's against the right the and let's hear from it. some of the grandmother and other protesters in major board was think it's incredibly important to be here today and to tell or with childrens and grandchildren's generation the, to live in a great democratic country. still all in democratic democrats isn't on claim. know that this is why it's important because the app is getting stronger and stronger. i'm have to do something about it because i don't identify with it. and i think you should also make up know when to invite to and we of course have a report on the ground. tell us barrow at the protest sided magnet board where the sd is holding its conference. so thomas, what else

i think it was the forget the pollution of the polite it was going to be the largest party in congress that was always seem to be the case. but it seems, are they gonna full just shy of being able to form a majority even in some sort of coalition with the volks policy. so there is still a chance that the such as may find a way of keeping power and keeping a brother coalition that will give us using power. so i think the, the socialist party has over performed slightly. i think that the right wing blog has perhaps underperformed, which means that i pretty much having a very much divided country at 5050, which is these going to be interesting to see how we maneuver how negotiate the device, government, what the books bodies is successfully doing is perhaps only thing the, the conservative party, the popular policy a little bit more to the rights i'm very successful to a great extent in making the selection about what they, what are the selection to be, which is cultural issues a time of change, social problems, social issues, economically speaking, them the economy has to be actively due

more parties in state legislature and in congress, then you work your way up, starting at the presidential level is the worst way to build a third-party and create more choices. it just causes fracture and chaos. i really do not understand why they are doing this and why they are raising all of this money for something that will not build anything beyond the 2024 election. it is a one-shot thing, it is a lot of money wasted for something that is almost certainly going to fail. i think there are much more productive ways to channel that in bowls. if you want to have third parties play a viable role

people, it further strengthened the great friendship, that is, some kind of sun after the 20th party congressoffense at the soviet union and friendship. upset chinese umbrellas began to wear not patriotic. sixties all the men already wore an umbrella cane. bologna is stretched here and an unusual fabric that got wet in a downpour, yes, and a special ring was attached to fix the umbrella closed. a similar strong soviet umbrella in our history played a fatal role five years ago antonina on that day antonina was collecting her husband for work. she loved to see him off and meet him. it's been 15 years now. together they are a child quiet family happiness. the husband never returned home, he was killed by lightning. hit right in the open umbrella rare and scary, accident. she buried her beloved and yearned, then it seemed forever. 69, city of kalinin the investigation of the brutal murder of irina tsareva continued finally he was able to answer with a detective that rubber boots and a hammer were missing. she recently arrived from minsk after her husband ivan tsarev often changed his place of res

also aside of protests, over this incident, the members of the opposition congress party took to the streets of new delhi to condemn to bindings. you can see that they are holding up some placards, some of them say a save money poor. well, they would spare, right across, right? they was the police, the indians, prime minister also spoke house against the incident. he's a cold, at a shame being tied country side to the incident of man a poor which has come to the for a shameful for any civilization. the country of shame. i appeal to all chief ministers to strengthen laws to take stringent action against the crime, especially against women thing. and so they might be from roger just on shot to score or made a poor. the corporate should not go scott free in any corner of the country. 2 months, hundreds displeased, around 150 people killed on the wireless is yet to stole in the state of 14914 was a small state. it was one of the smallest states in the country, and yet it has been boning for 2 months. now this, we deal that a so phased of 2 women being paraded me could, is, i know we deal

there is an you there as president and it is just you -- he gets elected and the opposition party takes congress and his life is hell for the next four years. as things go from bad to worse. i just can't go on, and refused to. by that point, he was done with it. he was done with it. the humility at that point, he was exasperated, exhausted and wanted to get back to mount vernon and hang out with martha. that's where he was. he didn't - any sense of yes, i have done this. i've got to move on. >> host: you will probably run into myths and fables, washington slept here, just a man, all that, useful but made up. an interesting question to the degree to which we need things. history, your history, true history, you go to the dark side when you have to and are fascinated by it but talk to us whether there's a place for path apology if you will because we live in a funny age where people are making up a lot of stuff. i'm a little torn by it. countries need myths but the -- i'm going to shut up. tell us what you think. >> guest: i know exactly what you are getting at. we need some shared basis of fried

from the report of the central committee of the communist party of belarus at the nineteenth congress of the communist party of belarus in 1948, the soviet workers won a great labor victory. the country's industry in terms of gross output not only reached the pre-war level, but also surpassed it by 18%. growth in the production of means of production amounted to 130% in relation to 1940. and the production of consumer goods 99% during the first post-war five-year plan, the industry of the republic developed at a faster pace, but the big problem was the energy industry, both the leading enterprises and those in the regional small towns did not have enough capacity , the energy fuel base was restored simultaneously with the objects of the national economy , there were ambitious tasks. we invite you on an exciting journey through the cities of belarus in terms of the number of inhabitants, the city of belarus, the largest industrial center of the minsk region and the most important railway junction of the country, once this place was superior to vitebsk, it was equal to minsk, as histori

congress. is this right when coalition lead by a pickle for january's party and they achieve their goal? i mean he, he did try that. um, uh, dissolved congress which was unconstitutional and so he needed to be removed at that point. but the whole time he was in office, they were trying to remove him and undermine his ability to govern which, which they did effectively. so there's, there's a double double element there going on, joe murray. since you're telling us to look into the rear view mirror for some of the deeper causes of this, remind us of the food you more he dentist do you because you mentioned keiko food. you more before that there was her father who was also a president who has since been jailed for human rights abuses for corruption. maybe tell us what role the food you mores are playing in what we're seeing today, a sore. so take a hold, you more his father as active would you marie, i was elected president in 1990. but within a year or so of his presidency, he carried out the original sales to he shut down congress and ruled by the crew with the support of the armed forces.