is that a populace of movement?is a variation of democracy or something that is a corrupting factor? >> i think the relationship of the platforms is probably going to change for the news outlet. facebook particularly the scene of very open and strong campaign to try to joe show that they are still worried about democracy. it is a challenge for them because obviously there's been a platform for propaganda in the way the platform works, it really works that just more extreme content sometimes really lies in sometimes extreme views that may be based on fact. so i think it's going to be regulation for them. something is coming and they are particularly worried about the backlash, too. so yeah, this libertarian world or they can just be outside control and somehow the thing would work and it usually has been. so, they are worried because in the end, facebook and other platforms really depend and everyone is using the things. so if there is really a backlash they are going to suffer. the regulation already fully see what

we're seeing this clash between the benetton family and the populace government. is going to play out? you say the populace government, this is a coalition government with various power centers and it. it is not a whole government that is on board with this talk of taking a concession away. the faster movement and luigi demaio. haula play out, there are laws in italy about these things. away, take a concession there is a whole legal procedure. there has to be proper cause. it is through the end of going, it will end up in the courts and that will decide it. it seems to be that despite all the rhetoric, the government is not looking to take the entire concession away. there seems to be more focus on taking the concession away just for the general area of the highway. it may not even be taking the concession away. they may be's settling for a big penalty. that settleles these things and i'm sure everyone is going over the fine print right now. >> this goes back to the question of infrastructure. infrastructure spending and italy's relationship with the eu. that sett

their populace who are very right-wing economically and left wing economically. donald trump it doesn't seem to be too fond of children, but also populace like you want to does that seem to be too fond of anybody -- [inaudible] what they have in common is a basic political vocabulary and political imagination but precisely leads them to violate the most basic rules and norms of the political system. what they say essentially is that the only reason we have any political problem is that they are correct, self-serving, that they care more about religious minorities are foreigners then they can people like you and me and therefore i as a populist actually speak for the people. i actually understand the common sense solution other than current politician and i will go and sit beside the political class. now, there's a few problems with that. the first problem is that politics is actually quite complicated. the ones they could elect to it, and they can't deliver more promises. they have to say, who knew that things could be sobut of cours admit them so they start to b

the populace of the city realized how endangered the life was. it all seemed to manner.t seemed to matter more that it was preserved. and that the tradition was being carried forward. however, at the same time hurricane katrina brought an enormous influx of very bright people from all across the country who moved here in droves and decided they wanted to live here. and based on the change of population. the food began to change. we have seen a greater division and the kinds of food served. in an explosion in the restaurant business like and nothing new orleans has ever seen before. here today on the 14 years almost 14 years after hurricane katrina. we head over twice as many restaurants operating in new orleans as we did before that. visitors come here and the most important thing to me is that they have an authentic food experience. whether it is trying a new sandwich or having a bowl of gumbo. or trying to pick crawfish for the first time. it's all delicious and it's a delicious adventure. and that's what i want our visitors to experience and then go home with a really

popular and he he connected with the youth with young people as you know the majority of pakistani populace comprised of young people under the age of thirty and he. put all the blame on the system and the previous government for the all the ills and problems we are facing in the state of ours now by by taking such a strong position and holding the previous governments to account and responsible for all the problems imran khan offered a change but he spoke about change in very generalized terms now it is his time when he has taken or taking charge of pakistan as its elected prime minister to prove to the people what he actually meant by what he means by change because if change is. bringing change in the governance in the state structure in the power structure then there could be there could be questions about that but if the change is about some cosmetic changes about you know a public relations exercise we have we have yet to see that well then time or maybe you can explain to us what does he actually mean by change and what will he start doing in the coming days. look i think if i were t

italy's populace coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . so. that means the bundesliga is back germany's top four kicking off this weekend with some high gains you won't be surprised to hear which. told us that things that there are some unexpected results on saturday. we have all the highlights for you all talking points coming up in just a second on going to focus track of that's up next year on the telling whizzing by then to stay with us if you can. think on beethoven. his work goddess for tonight. the monstrous and the. beethoven faced twenty. years creations. his brand the mistake of countless government icons of the.

authors include cheryl cassian, jack davis with his pulitzer prize inside the populace coalition reshaping american politics. and the author frank williams with lincoln as hero. join us live today beginning at 10:30 eastern for the mississippi book festival on book tv. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill. the summer i'm reading the book by robert caro. about lyndon johnson. it's a fourth annual in a series in a series of books. this one is called the passage of power it's about the years when he was vice president and then the transition when the president kennedy was assassinated. and vice president johnson became president johnson. this is a series of books. the first one is how he became johnson became a young man. and the first time he ran for congress. called pass to power. it's one of the best books i've ever read about how to campaign. i used to make all my young staffers read it as a first-time candidate johnson would literally do anything and everything to talk to as many voters one on one almost 247. it kind of got me hooked. there is a book about johnson as a congressman. i

the ra is escalating and there's no sort of verity and even italy's asking its fellow rightwing populace government in hungary to take some of the margins but the answer from budapest today was no burying it in brussels thank you and zimbabwe's top courthouse upheld president emerson man on god was not a victory in last month's election a unanimous ruling by the nine judge panel dismissed opposition allegations of vote rigging the june thirtieth election was regarded as a story because it marked a new era for the country after robert mugabe's thirty seven year long rule but the outcome left the nation severely polarized leading to post election violence. the top court in harare had a clear message for the opposition insufficient proof the court finds that the applicant has failed to place before a. direct. sufi. and credible. election process. existed with this verdict the court has given emerson one jaguar the green light to become zimbabwe's new president ending a weeks long dispute the man get what camp is celebrating the victory and we say that the reds no evidence and the court foun

bands that don't end up playing forego the paycheck and the populace of me some two hundred thousand people attend the festival each year so it's no surprise that he wants to do a bit of marketing. we've always been critical of the military people should be able to make a conscious decision before hand not after the fact they should be able to decide whether to go to the army or not. and this tempera north alone this band were invited to play at the festival for the first time this year but they too decided to cancel along with six other bands because of the advertising. if a band cancels then a second cancels then a third fourth fifth and sixth for that at some point the audiences and the organizers will begin on it. but if you don't the. business the band hopes that they will again be invited to play in two thousand and nineteen they say they would definitely play provided the army stays away. meanwhile germany's famous back and heavy metal festival has kicked off this year the small german town is hosting two hundred bands and seventy five thousand heavy metal fans from around the

italy's populace coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . match day one of the new bundesliga season is in the books and for us in dortmund have got off to an impressive start with a four one victory against leipzig earlier in the day anthony goal saw minds and beached at guard as they also start their season on a high. on newly promoted for tuna dusseldorf or not as lucky they hosted oxford in their season opener on saturday and left ethnic handed let's have a look. fortunato soldier are back in the bundesliga after five years freetown fungal the man who led them to promotion and his team got on the board first against outscore ito romance scoring in his first one just a good game of tests in my mind with the cross going to touch me kicking thin air and i'm on heading home in the twenty third minute without sports struck back early in the second half i've played one on for marching him to a guy whose header ricocheted off the crossbar and into the net and then outscored sealed

coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with this even neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues it seems or it will close its ports to all bustles carrying refugee says also coming up the eastern german city of tennis braces for more demonstrations as ball right nationalists gear up for another protest. the caste system in nepal it's long been a source of social inequality we meet the women working for change. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta tend to announce that she'll ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants embark at calling on other countries to share the load of the ears joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's ended up rescuing thousands of migrants since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all those rescued to italy rome says that

neighbors over my current the populace government and broken says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues at sea or it will close its imports to all vessels carrying refugees also coming up the east german city of camden braces for more on the rest of the far right nationalist bureau for another protest to. i'm sorry so much kind of thank you for joining us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister and he said that a trend to announce that she will ask sallow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants disembark at calling on other countries to share the load that used joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but has rescued thousands of people since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all of those rescued to italy and rome says that practice is no longer acceptable it wants a change or else it could stop accepting my cards. that you use chief diplomat federica mcgreev

neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues at sea or it will close its ports to all vessels carrying refugees. also coming up the eastern german city of cabinets braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. i'm terry martin welcome to the program italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration and its calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in two thousand and fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy but rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other even nations must also open their ports the issue is being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the burden currently as part of the u.s joint naval mission in the mediterranean no less operations severe rescued migrants ar

and so the populace coalition reshaping american politics. and author, frank williams with lincoln. join us live 10:30 am eastern for the mississippi book festival on booktv on c-span2. >> c-span washington journal. live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, mcallister on reducing inner-city violence in chicago and other cities by using methods associated with disease control. their manhattan institute rafael -- continues our discussion on gun violence and potential solutions to stop it. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live at 70 and eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh testifies before the senate judiciary committee beginning tuesday, september 4. judge kavanaugh currently sits on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. judiciary committee chair, chuck grassley expects the hearing to last 3 to 4 days. watch it all live on c-span3, c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> white house press secretary, sarah sanders, today announced president trump was revoking

the 1892 populace campaign. and have both a confederate and union veteran running on its ticket. all of this using reconciliation encouraging northerners and southerners to embrace their former foes in a spirit of brotherly love and american progress. in many if not all of these accounts, the cause of the war, especially slavery was left out. instead, there was a focus on the battlefield bravery of all soldiers, north and south. most of these accounts limit themselves to discussing things that happen between april 1861 in april 1865. we don't talk about the cause of the war or the consulate -- consequences of the war. we talk about the bravery of the americans. not confederate or union the american soldiers who fought on both sides. this culture of reconciliation whether it is going to a play or casting your ballot for the populace, help convince americans on both sides of the mason-dixon line, that the upheavals of reconstruction were behind the. keep in mind we are in the 1880s and 1890s. there is a generational shift that is going on here. people are trying to sell things to b

all common cords against the fascist are welcome, even as the pickets marsh the populace is changing. august 23, 1939 -- for the russians and -- for the germans undertake to divide the world between them. on september 1 eight days after the -- german troops lost the polish -- and the world learned the meaning of the german word blitzkrieg. on september 17 the red army crosses poland's frontier. on october 5 poland disappeared . german and russian shake hands . the scum of the earth, i believe, the bloodiest -- of the workers i presume. >> germany gets more from the pack then help with the dismemberment of poland. germans are also given a neighbor-based and vast amounts of war materials. french communist sabotage the electrical system on french fighter planes. with the fall of france hitler decide to -- by invading the territory of his recent partner, russia. >>the turning point of the german invasion in russia comes that -- which was then called stalingrad. when the war in russia acquires as the spoil of war eastern poland, --, lavinia, east prussia, and portions of finland. -- with t

trump has shown a willingness to lash out in policy terms to take the populace policy stances which maye negative on markets and on top of that, trump personally seems to have given the credit and claimed the , certainly by many republican party members which means if you know he is phone herbal, you have to assume that a large part, the main reason stocks are rallying has been removed. on top of that u.s. stocks are priced optimistically, they had a great run. i believe in the structurally bullish argument. especially with the trade war going on and with that large vulnerable short position in treasuries that continues to be squeezed a bit more every day. do think the fed would have been more hawkish of there was not trouble in emerging markets? minutes, i do not know if it is a big issue. i am surprised the minutes were dull. they emphasized the point about the neutral rate. would expect them to be hawkish because the minutes came before most of the emerging-market pain. i do not think we can read too much into them. everyone was like, these are old minutes. what is more important is

visited every news live from italy ask the weights of the spirit with its neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues at the or it will close its courts to all vessels carrying refugees. also coming up the east german city of camden braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. and he says he was tortured in prison now his fate is causing international concern we'll take a closer look at bobby why you.

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how does having strong workers and others in the populace impact policymaking? i would push you to think about how these issues impact you as a man but also a member of a community? host: we're talking with nadia brown and associate professor at purdue university. out at west lafayette indiana. we are talking about 2018 candidates, specifically female candidates, women candidates, and minority candidates. we found a poll think most runnings say more women is a good thing as hope for a fee no president grows. we have this piece of sound from senator kamala harris who talked about this. >> folks who helped held the democratic party and have been the back of of the democratic party have not always been given equal voice in the democratic party and we need to deal with that. [applause] we need to deal with that. and i will go on with that point, if i may. we have all heard how critical black women were two doug jones's victory. but that did not just magically happen. it happened because black women have been putting in the work. going door to door, organizing even w

through the role is escalating and there's no solidarity and even italy's asking its fellow rightwing populace government in hungary to take some of the margins but the answer from budapest today was no burying it in brussels thank you. i was in bad ways top court has upheld president emerson man and god was not a victory in last month's election a unanimous ruling by the nine judge panel dismissed opposition allegations of vote rigging the july thirtieth election was regarded as historic because it marks a new era for the country after robert mugabe's thirty seven year long rule but the outcome left the nation severely polarized leading to post election violence. the top court in harare had a clear message for the opposition insufficient proof the court finds that the applicant is too risky for. direct. sufi. and could reduce. the. election process. existed with this verdict the court has given emerson one jaguar the green light to become zimbabwe's new president ending a weeks long dispute the man get what camp is celebrating the victory and we say that the rest no evidence and the court fou

this is deja vu news live from berlin italy's populace government issues a new demand over migrant world says it's no longer willing to take take such a large number of refugees and that europe must change the world or it will stop cooperating. also coming out bobbing blind the ugandan the party using turned opposition politician is imported in the face charges of treason we take a closer look at the madness trying to take on the country's political elite. and the caste system and they are long been a source of social inequality we need the women working for change. i'm serious almost kind of good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elizabeth are trying to announce that she'll ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports of migrants disembark at calling on other countries to share the load the e.u. says joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's rescued thousands of people since its launch in two thousand and fifteen

news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with the neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues in sea or it will close its corkscrew all of us was carrying refugees also coming up the eastern german city of kindness braces for more demonstrations as far right nationals gear up for another part of. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality we the women.

, that understanding that you had to be in more or less constant communication with a democratic populace foreshadowed the modern world. i think he would have used twitter. you use the means of your day. and it's no mistake that our greatest presidents, our most effective presidents, have been those who understood, sometimes intuitively, the means of communication. so jackson and lincoln understand the importance of words. jackson kept a painter, a guy named ralph earl, a painter lived in the white house to keep painting him. it was like the photo office. then president roosevelt, winston churchhill, president reagan. and the incumbent understands the vernacular of reality tv and social media. we know that the presidency has not changed the incumbent, right? we don't know whether the incumbent has changed the presidency. i think one thing he has changed is it's hard for me to imagine a successor not having an authentic ongoing social media communication with the country. >> you think that's permanent? >> i do. >> twitter, the whole thing. >> i think that if you start -- if you look at --

neighbors over migrants the populace government and brohm says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues at sea or it will close its imports to all vessels carrying refugees also coming up the east german city of chemist's braces for more on the rest of the far right nationalists gear up for another protest.

news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with his neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says that new must change the rules on rescues at sea or it will close its ports to all vessels carrying refugees also coming up the east german city of chemist's braces for more demonstrations for.

news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with its neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues in c. or it will close its corkscrew all of us was carrying refugees also coming up the eastern german city of chemist braces for more demonstrations as far right nationals gear up for another part of. the caste system in nepal has long been a source of social inequality we the women working for change. hello i'm terry barton thanks for joining us italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration it's calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in twenty fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy or rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other e.u. nations must also opened their ports issues being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the bu

would all want to end the wars and invest that money back home i think we would all want to see a populace where employment is in better shape we might have some different ideas on how to get there but it's something that we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for instances where we would be on the same page who does that not benefit that doesn't benefit the establishment that's right ron let me go to jean and you know why all four of us can have a civil conversation because we don't have to worry about donors really that's reason why ok yeah it becomes more of a health care and that's right that's right you know geno one of the things that really bothers none of us knows a little more or. one of the things that really bothers me about what's going on here is that my first incarnation professionally i was an academic historian and i taught courses at the university of california and i really really hate it when people start using the term nazi and calling someone hitler because i know the history of the twentieth century in europe extremely well and the people on t

visited every news live from berlin italy asco place a dispute with its neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues and see if your name will close its ports to all vessels carrying refugees. also coming up the east german city of camden braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. and he says he was tortured in prison now his fate is causing international concern we take a closer look at bobby one ugandan pop musician turned opposition politician who is taking on the country's political elite. i'm sumi so much gonda good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta trend to announce that she will ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants disembark at calling on other countries to share the load that used joint naval mission the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it has rescued thousands of people since its launch in two thousan

kill which at the push to put impulse response both of you out to the populace most of the. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be old for the rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent i just want to secure some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit first second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one one does not show you can afford to miss the one and only. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would need me to and the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every night. an execution one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying those just move the present and then we hear even many o

visited every news line from berlin italy's populace government issues a new demand over migrants from sas it's no longer willing to take take such a large number of refugees and that europe must change the world or it will stop cooperate it. also coming out bobbing wind the ugandan the pop musician turned opposition politician it is important to face charges of the.

manual recount of votes from the parliamentary election in may has confirmed that the alliance of the populace is in the lead the ballots will be counted after widespread allegations of fraud the results must now be ratified by the top court in baghdad. south sudan's president salva kid who has granted amnesty to former vice president react much are all rebel fighters involved in the five year civil war a power sharing agreement was signed earlier this week it gives clear and his former deputy machar eight months to form a transitional government south sudan's opposition has criticized the amnesty announcement saying care first needed to answer for the atrocities committed by his troops tens of thousands have been killed in the war that began after going to dependence and twenty. now the u.s. and african union have praised joseph abboud his decision not to seek a third term as president of the democratic republic of congo is instead supporting a close ally emanuel. there are concerns could be there will remain a political force behind the scenes from kinshasa catherine sawyer reports. when pre

newspapers in the united states having said all of that there is an element of the united states voting populace populous rather that does believe the media is the enemy of the people that does believe particularly among conservatives that the media has become a leader just it does not become reflective of the ordinary american and that's something that donald trump tapped into not just on the campaign trail but now as president and he continues to fuel that because he believes that it works so in many ways this is a donald trump is a reflection of what many ordinary americans have been feeling for some time. and can really we know the president donald trump has been holding a cabinet meeting that just tell us what he's been saying that. right well donald trump did start off this very wide ranging and sort of unwieldy cabinet meeting by touching the press a little bit kind of tongue in cheek saying if you want to stay for the cabinet meeting you can if you want to leave you can that's freedom of the press obviously that is particularly cheeky but within that there were certainly a number of subs

what he did then -- and he was not only a segregationist, but pop lasted -- populaced. i know some four letter words, too, w-o-r-k, i went into alabama, and would speak at troy state, and get to the airport and state trooper and i was with my wife, and he said the governor wants to see you, and that was after he was shot, i would go to his office, and we would tell old stories of the campaigns and how he did against lindsay, used to talk trash to reporters. he was quite a guy, and later on in his life, he sort of felt badly about some of the things he had done, but 1963 was segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. >> and 1963, as president kennedy tried to integrate the university of alabama. >> i think it was choreographed. he student in the school house door, everybody got what they wanted. >> it worked for him politically, his mistake was in choosing curtis lemay, who was making comments. >> that was in 1968? >> yeah. >> he came out and asked what about nuclear weapons, he said, people are too frightened of them. we tested them out, everything wa

would all want to end the wars and invest that money back home i think we would all want to see a populace where on employment is in better shape we might have some different ideas on how to get there but it's something that we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for instances where we would be on the same page who does that not benefit that doesn't benefit the establishment that's right ron let me go to jean and you know why all four of us can have a civil conversation because we don't have to worry about donors really that's reason why ok yeah it becomes more of a carrot and that's right that's right you know geno one of the things that really ball there is none of us knows a rumor. that one of the things that really bothers me about what's going on here is that my first incarnation professionally i was an academic historian and i taught courses at the university of california and i really really hate it when people start using the term nazi and calling someone hitler because i know the history of the twentieth century in europe extremely well and the people on t

inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for their abominations called christians by the populace. rome's establishment was incensed by the egalitarian ism of the christian community where freed men sat a long aristocrats a no go in the hierarchical class conscious society of any age group. and credits from. the traditional roman would have looked at a christian community and said and we know they did because their attacks that quote them and this is an outrageous gathering which permits fishmongers weiss to speak about religion and he ordered it and credits and so a traditional roman would have found the christian community pretty scandalous and because of the disconcerting way it removed hierarchical distinctions in this. stratification finds he won't it will be because they trust. the church of sun giovanni apollo on the kalian hill this was where the super rich lived in nero's day and age. three meters under the church's foundations a subterranean world allows a glimpse into the past. back in neuros day this was a light filled city palace. the owner presided over a network of

manual recount of votes from the parliamentary election in may has confirmed that the alliance of the populace. that is in the lead the ballots will be counted after widespread allegations of fraud the results must now be ratified by the top courts and baghdad. a major military operation has begun in northwest liberia to crack down on criminals who've been raiding villages as estimated that more than two thousand villages in the area have been killed by gunmen since twenty eleven. reports from northwest of nigeria. digging in for a fight these soldiers are part of a one thousand member force sent to fight gunman wood laid siege to villages in northwest nigeria for more than seven years they sacked many villages looting killing and raping the criminals are forced up to forty thousand people from their homes yet despite the military operations civilians continue to seek refuge in larger towns. sanny our committee says his village was raided and you could hear my e. ticket are going to kill my father they walked right into israel i shot the old man there we did our cattle and camels some of my vi

some of turkey's spreading on market, biggest italy, as investors punish the populace government.re is concern italy could be next. rome is theow from western european editor. kevin, italy has been exposed to speculator attacks. what prominent it -- what prompted him to comment on this? the government is concerned about contagion from turkey. they are concerned about domestic issues. weekend, a jr. minister in the italian government said he is expecting a speculative attack on italy. the conversation is in motion now. mark: is it a realistic worry? is italy at risk of attack by speculators? i know something of a similar nature occurred under berlusconi. could we have part two? >> i guess we could have in this kind of thing. right now, there seems to be feeling within the government that the sharks may be circling. go on andssion will they have been talking to the european central bank as well. julie: we understand there have a keytrong words from economic adviser to the government partner, head of the budget committee in the lower house. what did he have to say? >> he was surprise

lower case c, that understanding that you had to be in constant communication with a democratic populace or foreshadow the modern world. i think he would have used twitter. use the means of your day and now mistake that our greatest president, our most effective presidents are those that those that understood on the means of communication. jackson and lincoln understood the importance of the printed word. jackson understood images, the most painted. he kept the painter, a guy named ralph earl. he lived in the white house to keep painting him. like the photo office and president roosevelt and winston church hill understood radio and president kennedy and president reagan understood television. the incumbents understood tv and social media. we know the president has not change the incumbent but we don't know whether the incumbent has changed the presidency. one thing he has changed, it is hard for me to imagine a successor not having social media communication with the country. >> you think that is permanent? >> i do. i do. i think it is. >> twitter, the whole thing? >> if you look going f

would all want to end the wars and invest that money back home i think we would all want to see a populace where employment is in better shape we might have some different ideas on how to get there but it's something that we would all want to see happen there would be some big crucial for instances where we would be on the same page who does that not benefit that doesn't benefit the establishment that's right ron let me go to gene and you know why all four of us can have a civil conversation because we don't have to worry about donors really that's reason why ok yeah it becomes more of a health care and that's right that's right you know geno one of the things that really bothers not even though it's a rumor. that one of the things that really bothers me about what's going on here is that my first incarnation professionally i was an academic historian and i taught courses at the university of california and i really really hate it when people start using the term nazi and calling someone hitler because i know the history of the twentieth century in europe extremely well and the people on t