. >> the most important right wing populace party in germany at the moment is the alternative for germany. the party organizes demonstrations to which thousands of people come every week. in this course, in the society muslims are kind of a threat of potential threat and so it's very easy for right wing pop last partie populace parties or right wing populace movement to say we have to guard against this threat. >> protesting against islam and chancellor merkel's refugee policy. this dresden group was started by a party, called pegida, patriotic germans against the islamization of the west. joakim sniertd im schneider is a 62-year-old unemployed engineer, living alone surrounded by hundreds of antiques and dozens of clocks. he says he has been out of work for almost a decade. it's what he reads about islam and right wing literate that scares him the most. >> the right of right wing populaces or parties we see at the moment is a great threat to the german society and to german democracy. these demonstrators who are calling all politician he who are not exactly doing what they want traitors

i think the way that we handled the situation is to begin to teach the populace that if you can stay at home and get government subsidies, or get a minimum wage job, maybe get a little more staying at home. let's teach those people that when you go to work, you meet people, they get opportunities and they are much better off than the person sitting at home receiving those things. that is the can-do attitude that made america great, not the "what can you do" attitude that is taking us down. [applause] governor christie: i'm all for the president encouraging making work something more than just the paycheck that you get. the practical fact of the matter is when you actually look at the way these programs work and the responsibility for measuring them, the presence rhetoric is not going to make it so that someone will -- that person will not make that decision, no matter how much the president tells them they can go up the ladder, but they say, i'm losing my apartment, i'm not going to put my children on the street. i'm not going to do that, because i'm not going to put my children on t

, pharmaceuticals and health care, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace by consumerism. to go shopping more. that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmongering claptrap, isolationist

and somebody who is certainly an inside player when inside players are not most popular with the populace because he was chairman of the budget committee in the house, and i think he was on military affairs so i mean he has a lot of experience plus being a governor. i think the challenge you have that lean of moderates is pretty crowded. we have jeb, marco there. to me they need to determine which one is going to be the lead horse. he's all doing very well in new hampshire. kay kasich does not have a footprint beyond that. he's not going to gain much traction. was it the second debate he showed with a sueicide vest on. he is not relating to the republican base and not in this environment certainly like you said he's technically an insider and his views are reflective of that. >> i'm not sure what the republican bases these days. everyone is trying to define republicans only this or only that. taxes for example. for a lot of people who're not republican. most conservative around. i don't know that republicans really have something that everyone can wrap their arms around. i think they've g

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these

-- all of these great leaders at one time have taken guns away so they can start controlling the populace, and that's what this is all about." some gun safety advocates disagree: (deb marteslo/moms demand action/gun safety advocate) i don't think our founding fathers ever meant that that should mean that terrorists should get hands on guns. republicans in congress are already threatening to take the matter up with the supreme court. the white house maintains the measures would withstand any legal challenge. brian webb for cbs news. ((brian loftus)) president obama also wants to hire more than 230 additional f-b-i employees.. to help process background checks. on thursday, he'll be holding a town hall discussion on gun violence. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > students are now getting more vitamins and minerals in their school lunches.. due to healthier food options. that's according to a new study washington. the study looked at 7- thousand middle and high school students before and after new meal 2012. the rules cap calories per meal... and require at least one serving of fruits or vegetables. /

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'

indonesia is the world's most populace muslim nation and battledn the past the major terrorism attack in jakarta since 2009. authorities there had received recent warnings of a terroristtacks, something in the works and stepped up security. when i was in indonesia earlier this month i saw a number ofere popular with tourists. >> thank you, seth. >>> now to wall street. the rocky start to the year has turned into a rout. stocks plummeted again ing what traders call correction territory. this morning, on the heels of the wall street dive, stocks in asia were mixed. jill wagner is onre. good morning, jill. during the first eight trading days of the year, the dow and the s&p are off to their worst start ever. yesterday, the dow lost ts. the s&p was down 148. its worse day since september. the nasdaq fell 159. for the year, the dow is off he s&p down 7.5%, the nasdaq down 9.6%. the s&p and the nasdaq have hit a drop of 10% or more from recent highs. the dow is close. energy and consumer stocks were hardest hit. the sell-off is fueled in partrn over plunging oil prices now hitting a 12-year

they are going to destabilize germany because the populace is coming to the parliament.o, yes. >> will there be an attack? >> i am sure. >> seyran is sure. >> i am trying to be an optimist! >> we are going to have to leave it there. come back to quadriga next week. thank you for joining us. mnmnmnmhmlm@çççççççççççççççççççú [indistinct speaking] robert: many of us are trying to find ways to build a more sustainable world for future generations. we're concerned that our planet's well-being isn't as secure as it once seemed. but on every continent, there are new environmentalists who are committed to change. whether it's an individual, a small group, or a grassroots organization, they have made personal sacrifices that most of

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gon

they are going to destabilize germany because the populace is coming to the parliament.o, yes. >> will there be an attack? >> i am sure. >> seyran is sure. >> i am trying to be an optimist! >> we are going to have to leave it there. come back to quadriga next week. thank you for joining us. mnmnmnmhmlm@çççççççççççççççççççó damien: hello, happy new year and welcome to "focus on europe," with some of the best personal stories behind the major headlines from all over europe. i'm damien mcguinness. great you could join us. on today's show -- he's the hero of france, but he's from mali. the italian villagers who do not need protection. and in turkey, refugee children running away to the circus. but first to france, where many

they are going to destabilize germany because the populace is coming to the parliament.o, yes. >> will there be an attack? >> i am sure. >> seyran is sure. >> i am trying to be an optimist! >> we are going to have to leave it there. come back to quadriga next week. thank you for joining us. [applause] terry: tnk you, na. i'm so sorrmy fathewasn't here. t long ago, he said, "terry, i'm so glad you have a hobby." [audience laughing] thank you, nina, for your faith. it has kept me upright. thank you for your love and your embodied wisdom. in these 25 years, your evolution has become our own. the gravity of your voice, the vitality of the struggle has shown us here today repeatedly not only what is possible but what is necessary.

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indonesia is the world's most populace muslim nation and battled extremist and in the in jakarta since 2009. authorities there had received recent warnings of a terrorist attacks, something in the works and stepped up security. when i was in indonesia earlier this month i saw a number of sites that were popular with tourists. >> thank you, seth. >>> now to wall street. the rocky start to the year has turned into a rout. stocksks plummeted again yesterday, now reaching what traders call correction territory. this morning, on the heels of the wall street dive, stocks in asia were mixed. jill wagner is on wall street with more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. nasdaq down 9.6%. the s&p and the nasdaq have hit correction territory, a drop of 10% or more from recent highs. the dow iss close. energy and consumer stocks were hardest hit. the sell-off is fueled in part by concern over plunging oil prices now hitting a 12-year low. u.s. crude is trading near $30 a barrel. there is also concern about the continued economic slowdown in china, the world's second largest economy. so f

guess to sum up consolidate the populace. they have a million votes and he wants to take the democrats to vote for cleveland put them at the populace who voted for general weaver and james weaver in 1892 and thereby sink the republicans. he's now got a democratic running mate and a populist running mate and he's got to finesse the issue of how do i get that populist running mate off the ticket and battleground states where i can afford to devote to be split pretty decides he's going to storm the country in a fashion that's ever been done before pity is going to get on a training camp in the country he has three major trips he makes across the country. this is the first time it's ever happened. there've been occasions in previous elections in which a candidate michael on the road and go to and major grove and cam and ordered the gathering. the number of times they spoke on the road were less than a dozen. they had been a front porch campaign in 1888. benjamin harrison basically gave 80 speeches too busy delegations over the co

he was very much a-- infused with a populace anti- washington, anti- concentration power world view. >> host: how did that jive that with those republicans in congress. of gingrich was coming and playing everything else. how did that relate to republicans generally? >> guest: most of the new republicans that came in and newt gingrich is a great example because he came in as a reagan republican and as a matter of fact, bob michael was less enthusiastic-- he was a good guy, but minority leader, but, you know, he played colquitt tip o'neill in this and that, so in many ways gingrich and jack kemp and bob walker in a couple other young firebrand members did heavy lifting on capitol hill and got it lined up for reagan's policy initiatives. reagan in a way creates new publican-- a public and party because the republicans rising up in the late 70s and early '80s and even today have a different worldview and saying the republicans new deal era. >> host: pat from pennsylvania, democrats line. thank you for holding on. you are on. >> caller: i'm really surprised to hear all of this supply side

fact they have to protect their oil fields surrounded by shiites and so forth, supporting their populace and keeping things calm, estimates are that their all-in cost are something like 80 to $100 per barrel and that's why you see the saudis borrowing money which they never had to do or rarely had ever had to do and basically going through burning up their reserves and you know, running huge massive deficits. this is not sustainable for them. >> let's talk about the world. you've got saudi arabia they're running a deficit, the gulf countries are all starting to run deficits, this has hit venezuela, iran, russia, but also norway and mexico. >> and hit the u.s. tremendously. what people don't realize ali is that oil yes maybe 250,000 jobs lost within the oil industry. but oil has tremendous tentacles. rail traffic is way down. in order to frack it takes a tremendous amount of energy just to get that energy it takes massive amounts of water. massive amounts of sand. a lot of labor. and it's not cheap. it's not like a five or $10 per item, commodity. it could be -- you could need almost as m

on one hand you have this populace anger from donald trump and ted cruz and on the other you see a risen sort of the anger in populism you see in the support of senator sanders and that gives rise to something like an independent candidacy that michael bloomberg might present. >> on the other side glenn beck has come out in support of ted cruz. does that kind of, or is it an attempt to balance out sarah palin's endorsement of donald trump? >> yeah. i don't know. it's funny. the republican party, i've given up trying to figure them out. to the degree that anyone can i think endorsements don't mean a lot. marco rubio just got endorsed by "the des moines register." i don't think that means a lot for him. in fact i think it's negative, establishment endorsement candidacies aren't really helping and in fact are going create some sort of push back. you know i think sarah palin's endorsement of trump again serves two purposes. for the republican primary electorate probably great. for a general election audience probably terrible. >> now talking about endorsements, jeb bush came out with a new

it just shows his ignorance and the uneducated populace. that first woman who called him, o my lord, please, lady, why don't you go to one of those clinics and inform yourself first of all? i would advise all those people for the right to life, go ahead, go to the hospitals, and comfort those babies who are born to addicted mothers, all right? become foster parents to all those unwanted children that are being born, all right? go ahead and mourm and cry over the child that has been abused and neglected and died a miserable, horrible death. i will tell you, in oklahoma, that occurs on a daily basis. hats off to you, ms. crane, for your calm demeanor even if you are being called a murderer. you are the perfect vice president for your organization because, yes, indeed, they do offer health care, because the health care system is so broken in the united states, even though i president has been trying hard. host: all right, in kileen, texas. it's time for cynthia. go ahead with your question or comment for donna crane of naral. caller: i have th

-- all of these great leaders at one time have taken guns away so they can start controlling the populace, and that's what this is all about." some gun safety advocates disagree: ( deb marteslo/moms demand action/gun safety advocate) i don't think our founding fathers ever meant that that should mean that terrorists should get hands on guns. republicans in congress are already threatening to take the matter up with the supreme court. the white house maintains the measures would withstand any legal challenge. brian webb for cbs news. ((kirsten joyce)) president obama also wants to hire more fbi employees to help process background checks./// ((brian loftus)) > the three democratic presidential candidates will be in las vegas... senator harry reid is hosting them for the battle born- battleground first in the west caucus dinner tomorrow. ((harry reid: debates should be, talking about the issues, and so i look forward talking to them each individually here on wednesday and doing everything i can to make the caucus a success. )) ((brian loftus)) nevada's democratic caucuses will take place on

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populaceeady consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can'

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmongering clap

that ourers said is basedand our system informedll formed -- populace.we ever became anything other than that, the nature of the country would change. why? because the people would be easy to manipulate. all it would take was a slick politician and a complicit media and off we go. following the shiny object. not paying attention to what is really going on. not really analyzing and recognizing what is going on. essential for those coming after us, that we understand this. thomas jefferson said it is immoral to pass debt onto the next generation. it we could bring him back today and he could see what was going on, he would have a stroke and died, immediately. $19 trillion? are you kidding me? can't anybody even fathom what the number means? we can say it that i don't think we can understand what that means. pay it back at a rate of $10 million a day, that is a number we can kind of understand but still a lot. no vacations. it would take more than 5000 years. that is multiple generations down the road. pain and backwere now. we are continuing to increase it

of food and agriculture, pharmaceuticals even the military, in clandestine agendas, and control a populace by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites that will cull, kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmon

why not put together a measure that at least helps the wages on the lower front of the american populacerep. hensarling: it is exactly what republicans are trying to do. we are not trying to make poverty necessarily more sustainable. we are trying to get people out of poverty, take people who are underemployed and make them fully employed. betty: including hiking the minimum wage? rep. hensarling: we do not need a minimum wage. we need maximum opportunity, and everything the democrats have done from obamacare to -- we have entrepreneurship at a generational low. we are not getting new business startups. without new business startups, you are not getting the job growth you need to help american families grow their personal household economies. minimum wage can help some people, but it hurts other people. ofcuts off the bottom rung the economic ladder for people trying to enter the job force. what we need to work on his maximum opportunity, and that means fundamental tax reform, regulatory reform, building an economy from mainstreet street up, from washington down. we have enacted almost e

and health care, even the military, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace already consumed by consumerism. and i encourage you all to go shopping more. a government that taps your phone, collects your data and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. the takeover of america. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. the other shoe waiting to drop. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna sa

, pharmaceuticals and health care, in clandestine agendas, to fatten, dull, sicken and control a populace by consumerism. to go shopping more. that taps your phone, and monitors your whereabouts with impunity. a government preparing to use that data against you when it strikes and the final takeover begins. by a well-oiled and well-armed multinational group of elites kill and subjugate. happening as we sit here. it's happening all around us. it'll probably start on a friday. the banks will announce a security action necessitating their computers to go offline all weekend. digital money will disappear. they can just steal your money? followed by the detonation of strategic electromagnetic pulse bombs to knock out major grids. what will seem like an attack on america by terrorists or russia. or a simulated alien invasion using alien replica vehicles that exist and are already in use. an alien invasion of the u.s. the russians tried it in '47. you can't say these things. i'm gonna say them tomorrow. it's fearmongering claptrap, isolationist techno-paranoia so bogus and dangerous and stupid..

absent from that list, the world's most populace country, china. they hope to launch their in 2016.mer yahoo! board member joins us as activists wrap up pressure on marissa mayer. he is announcing the first annual election prize. emily: pinterest is the latest tech company to hire a head of diversity task of hiring more women and minorities. this comes after a week that more diversified people. along with a higher, pinterest is starting an apprentice program for minority engineers and an internship program for minority college freshmen. pinterest said it was setting quotas. 0% female and 8% from minority as their back grouped. max levchin, a former board member of yahoo!. rns out he's also a huge cryptography, fascinated by the security challenges facing governments around the world and privacy challenges for people everywhere, the real world cryptography conference is going on in silicon valley. he is here with us now. hy cryptography? and why a prize? max: a huge part of my life since as long as i can remember. certainly paypal, my first act, was established to build a company wit

germany sweden and france, but this fear which is played upon by xenophobic sort of for churring and populace politician he. there is this -, that they are going to be spending far more on the refugees than they'll receive from them in all sorts of social services? >> look, studies have shown that refugees are active contributors to the countries where they go. and they resettle. refugees in my experience and i've had experience all over the world working with refugees, they are looking for a hand-up not a hand-out. they're looking to restore their dignity and let's not forget you know nobody chooses to be a refugee. >> how much damage do you think these recent sexual assaults in cologne and elsewhere will do for the resettlement efforts? >> there is this division of opinion in europe and there is this politicization of the debate, people who commit crimes in any country be it refugees in countries, asylum seekers in countries, citizens in countries need to be prosecuted by the laws of those countries. but it is not -- those are criminal actions, criminal acts that need to be punished by the

does the south korean populace know about this?ey have been in the range of north korean conventional missiles and weapons for 30-40 years, so the nuclear is a of north korea is not really a game changer. they see these as problems for the united nations and the united states to solve. there was a lot more shock and outrage last august when land mines on the dmz maimed to south korean soldiers. what will happen now is there's going to be a week or two of strong rhetoric, but the south korean business community is really itching to get back into north korea. on north korea to a business audience a few weeks ago. over well.go people feel the chinese are making the sort of money that the south koreans should be making up there. adon't think anybody here has strong interest in keeping the story alive for very long. ,ishaad: the question is then far is this and how the north korean playbook of rallying north koreans behind the leadership? >> we need to realize that this is not a failed communist state. ,his is an ultranationalist milita