american populace, mr. spiral, you write this book, andrew jackson was probably our first celebrityks president in your view. what you sayr that? >> the battle of new orleans was a big deal. also, the art biography, the ability to produce colored print, made it possible for ordinary people to have art in their home. as happened, jackson who really also had probably the first real kitchen cabinet campaign team, and the real sense, they knew that pumping out those autographs, in your say history books, jackson in an ad on the back, standing in front of the battle field in new orleans, it went to tens of thousands of american homes. hung over the majesty. if you are irish-american, if you are part of the farmer mechanics class, andrew jackson was a perfect hero for your. he was at that battle, an event for these folks. a big deal. >> was he a populace? what you mean by that? >> populace in, i don't think belongs to any party. no ideology and it's not an ideology itself. populism is a belief or a method that sa

for fox news and the author of this book every man man a king a short colorful history of american populace. you right into that off andrew jackson was probably the first yourrity president in view. why do you say that >> it was a pretty big deal and also the ability to reproduce large numbers to have art in their homes. jackson had probably the first real kitchen cabinets campaign theme in the real sense. they were [inaudible] andrew jackson was a perfect hero for these folks is a big deal. i don't think it belongs to any party or any ideology. it's not any ideology itself. populism is a belief or maybe a method there is a group of people that have agreements and deal with legitimate agreements that have been inflicted upon andca you can have it on the rit with donald trump it's about grievance and people who think that they've gotten a raw deal. there is an intersection between populism because the deal you think you may be getting may not be true at all. there is bad and there is conspiracy theorizing but in the purthepure sense of what andrew jackson was saying his father was an immigra

the populace donald trump? no, the elites. the financial, the corporate, the permanent political class that runs washington d.c., that is who did it. what was their solution? to. create money and build themselves out. on the day that happened, the ballot should federal reserve was $808 billion. when donald trump took the oath of office january 20, 2017, it was $4.5 trillion. just like the bank of tokyo, european central bank party at dallas, the elite felt themselves out. the biggest gap in history you can underwrite a bond in the united states because you'll make up for a public school to get 2%. it's the little guy. the little guy would bear the burden of that. as usual assets, stocks, real estate, hedge fund in the last 10 years, the greatest running history. for everybody else a disaster. 50% of american families camp of $400 of cash on a hands on cash, right? i hate the elites. you've got to lay that down there. 60% of our jobs are subsistence jobs. it was an donald trump it wasn't the populace. the populist movement, nat

there has been a general populace and explosion a nyway a general populace and explosion anyway but it be to do with immigration. basically, everybody will be admitted on the same terms, not a privilege for europeans. you don't think that will help? i think the figure was 270,000 foreign people came to live here last year. now, i think, foreign people came to live here last year. now, ithink, if foreign people came to live here last year. now, i think, if people are going to be murdered or killed, we've got to be a safe refuge. i of course think that we need nurses, doctors, people that help with whatever, but 270,000 is possibly too many. a long way from the net figure of 100,000 the government had hoped for, but it is still their aspiration and in theory the policy. somehow we don't control our borders and say, we love you to come in for four or five years, we and say, we love you to come in for four orfive years, we really and say, we love you to come in for four or five years, we really need you but, at the end... other countries do this and they are not regarded as ghastly. and we

member states not only italy but when it comes to italy it is certainly necessary to discipline this populace to government and rome and in the end they also have the possibilities to to apply fines but this is still way down the road that's maybe come in in this couple of months it's a very long procedure was many steps interests and all member states of the eurozone also have to agree to this it's not only that you commissions also the fed the member states and the question more is will the markets watch all of this unfolding of this drama and when will they pull the trigger on the italian debt ok we saw people in naples also watching this drama and hoping hoping at least that something will occur on the side of the commission could it in the end be ready to compromise and accept higher debt levels for italy. rather the commission always has reiterated that it is of course willing to negotiate was to lead to to talk about certain measures in this budget but so far no signals from the room actually to talk about the budget it's more or less a power probe now between that you commission and t

southerners and local towns, they were worried about the effect that black soldiers might have on the populace, they were very worried on the effect that black soldiering might have on the jim crow order of segregation. in the lead up and the base leading to american mobilization, you have people like the mississippi senator arguing strongly against conscription in general.but in the case of african-americans, come on guys, if we put a gun in people's hands and tell them to fight for democracy, it's a really short step from them thinking they should come home and do the same thing. so he understands that people like him understand the kind of danger that the black military service would potentially pose to jim crow. in other places you see the way that the tensions play out. so, in houston texas for example, in 1917, the early months of american involvement in the war, the army sends a unit, a unit of black infantry troops, regular troops, people who are career soldiers, who had been in prior to the war, to guard a camp being built on the edge of town. local houstonians are very nervous about

by taking up their propaganda that doesn't help that strengthens the rogering populace so we should with stand tell the people that we have to keep our country together that we keep europe together against nationalism because you have no problem at all could be solved by nationalist solutions we need international solutions specially in times like this with president trump and all those other guys and. if we don't keep europe together we will lose our peace and we will lose our well being so that's really the task we have to take on that's a difficult task and there are no easy answers either but there's no other way than fighting for it thank you so much for joining us this afternoon to share those insights as we mentioned you are deputy chairman of the german social democrats and we appreciate it thank you. china is putting on a massive show of economic openness and fizzle it has the story. i would love a week long import exhibition portraying the country as a vision of korbel is a should the fact is the chinese economy has long taken full advantage of the global trade system floo

populace cultural values. racial backlash. religious fundamentalism.often considered a new light in or vulgar tiered miss their trump of queens and midtown manhattan does extremely well in rural america. west virginia and wyoming. i don't know what he has in common with west virginia and wyoming. democrats used to be the party of organized labor. now they are the party of universities. virginia was the most republican state in the south until recently. virginia voted republican for president in 13 out of fort presidential elections, all except 96 the four with the lbj lamp died. democratic for the last three election. welcome to new jersey these changes really started in the 196 these we had our own cultural resolution. i remember that then-president visited washington from china. i pointed out when i was covering his zip from washington that in the 1960s, china experience one of the greatest tragedies of human history tiered what is interesting is they got over it. i've been to beijing. they have restaurants in beijing where they have reenact errors.

live from the european union moves closer to a showdown with italy over its budget as the country's populace government continues to refuse a new demand for budget cuts we take you to naples for a closer look at the flagship citizen's wage program which brussels must go also on the program. the chinese mother looking for her stolen child in an exclusive report . she comes to the end of a four year search for her young son. thousands of migrants gather at the border between mexico and the united states u.s. president donald trump accuses a federal court of political bias after it freezes his decree tightening the noose . welcome to the program the european commission is likely to formally reject its at least twenty nineteen budget today opening the door to punitive action and unprecedented fines the commission says rome spending plans out of control waters they could trigger another debt crisis that could end gulf into a year it's a loose populist government has conceded to only minor amendments of its twenty nineteen budgets rather than the major cuts the e.u. has called for italy will prese

war and indeed for a second world war well the risk is that the kind of you know the rise of the populace government parts in western europe or us way to russia might lead to some kind of central conflict so that's a real risk i think everyone you know all powers recent try and try to avoid done but still you know france germany western europe well absolutely want to avoid a situation where by their death huge security might be placed risk and traces or what about that there have been a lot of as you would say populace some would say nationalists some would just say a flat out far right leaders that are gaining hole that are taking around and a lot of places some european countries some and south america what is the state of liberal democracies right now. i think they're under threat and things are going to get worse before they get better as i expect the global economy to be slowing down in europe we see great concerns with hungry and poland so it's interesting that this edu that mccrone has put together did not include poland which is a major. player in eastern europe so we see kind of

will act and of course the concern here is that this will give ammunition to the populace government that they will continue the plame game and say look the e.u. in their times of crisis in times of high debt all they can do is punish us matters in brussels thank you. and we'll have more on this budget crisis and what it means later in the program we'll turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world a claim photographer. has been released on bail from prison in bangladesh. three months after being arrested for making water authorities said were false and provocative statements about mass student protests the case is widely being seen as a test of free speech in the country. a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul has killed at least fifty people and injured more than eighty police say the attack took place at a gathering of muslim scholars celebrating the birth dates of the prophet muhammad authorities struggling to identify the attackers after the taliban denied responsibility. british prime minister theresa may is having to brussels for meetings with e.u.

well what if my tribe is america, get one of -- one reason i don't like populace among electrolyte is basically the logic of the mob. it says we are all in it together, what we believe in is correct. one of the things that we've seen in the last couple of years on the right is that attitude from some conservative activists and intellectuals, i'm borrowing from a french intellectual, i can't member his name. he said, the people have chosen and i must go with them for i am their leader. there is an enormous amount of get on board the train, get with the program, i used to say for 10 years the single most thing said on the campus every single day was if you're not part of the solution you're part of the problem. that is now i bipartisan attitude. and big chunks of the country and i don't like that stuff. >> where's the overlap between tribalism, nationalism and populism? >> and one says they are all forms of tribalism, right? there is this thing that, the evolutionary psychologist, john to-- rights but we are born with the wiring this is we need to be part of a group, to protect our coll

a need to support from other member states but it will be a very messy procedure given that the populace right wing government really will not cooperate so far well it'll be interesting to see how the markets react in the meantime of course brussels has a lot on its plate these days also busy with breaks it in apparently there's a draft a deal on the table we already talked about it earlier in the show about the difficulties that to to reset mase expected to have in getting her cabinets approval for the deal let alone politicians approval but what do you hear from the e.u. side how much optimism is there. but officially that you felt the side and there's no prove of no board that the this actually exists. there officials here in brussels keep fingers crossed that the procedure has this very delicate procedure in london i would take place and then officially the people here say very very close to a solution but this has also be approved by the e.u. twenty seven member states which will gather here this afternoon and tonight to see what comes from london but this optimism that this deal ca

disciplinary proceedings including significant fines for rome and a freeze on funding the country's populace government has been at loggerheads with brussels over its spending plans for months rome argues it needs to stimulate the economy and offer italians some perspire after years of austerity but brussels says italian spending is out of control and worries that the size of the country's proposed deficit could spark another debt crisis that could in gulf the entire your p. in the union. this is very serious we're talking about the third largest economy in the eurozone just how big a problem is this going to be for the commission going forward. a potentially it's a huge problem you name it third largest economy in the eurozone that means it's too big to fail too big to save as well and that's why a commission is today said to stick to those limits regarding debt unless you're sleep walking towards instability that's one commissioner was set another one said vulnerable to shocks and that vulnerability does not only affect italy it is a scenario in the worst case that could draw in the entire

china could say, we want to control the information our populace sees.t makes it more challenging for google. david: what are the most pressing issues around the globe? eid: technology is the solution for many big problems. does linkedin have constant upgrades of skills to new jobs and industries? climate change is probably the best -- best addressed through new energy technologies. i've been investing in some tech companies, partially with a breakthrough energy coalition. these abilities to apply technology and solving fundamental human problems ia industry.the tech if you are doing innovation and need to find out how mentor -- major regulation and infrastructure works? ofid: are we in danger falling behind china, or are we behind already? reid: we're ahead. decades of research and development and technology and read -- bringing the brightest minds in the world together gives us a lead in artificial intelligence. however, because the chinese are we knowart and saying, this is where the industries of the future will be, we are inv esting. we should be do

. >> elderly populace up here. mo bned. explosions all day. >> reporter: danger is everywhere. power lines are down. firefighters doing what they can to keep what is standing from burning as they rescue people trapped in homes. >> i don't know if whole town is burned down. numbers in hundreds if not thousands. >> reporter: homes and businesses burn, people have been ordered to evacuate. >> took us 3 1/2 hours to get down the hill between the fire and black smoke and ashes. >> reporter: some leaving cars behind, jumping into cars with strangers to get out. >> had a friend drive by us on skyway and we were yelling through the cars. he was like oh, i saw your house. how is it? on fire. >> this is a very dramatic fire. and unfortunately it's the new people gave me their addresses to check on their onc h i i won't be able to until tomorrow. tonight is all about homes are burned, businesses have burnt. but two firefighters have be injured. reporting live in paradise. nbc bay area news. >> paradise lost. homes, businesses. oakland firefighters tweeted before and after pictures. bottom

held in sweden and sweden has already agreed to host it before the end of the year and the intended populace according to the u.n. special envoy is to have that the parties agree to having peace in yemen with some sort of a transitional government running the country egypt has arrested at least forty human rights lawyers and activists according to human rights watch it says the arrests are part of a mass detention campaign targeting people who offer humanitarian and legal support to families of political detainees a car bomb has killed at least five people in the iraqi city of to crete sixteen others were hurt the explosion took place outside a restaurant security forces of close most of the city's roads. israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has held crunch talks to save his government after one of his coalition partners with drew last week it's left him with just a one seat majority in parliament he says he one doesn't want to call an election hundreds of people in the mexican border city of tijuana been protesting against the arrival of asylum seekers from central america trying to c

challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populaceees, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology helping us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality f income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the abilities and power, should focus on his. in a linkedin contact, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs. that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. i think climate change is probably the best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. i have been investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gates has pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these undamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely. with these major projects, you need to work together. how does the regulation work? how does

i myself in new jersey, in many instances was the judge -- in a prosperous and populace county.n election day that was my assignment. you bent over backwards to find a way to justify the person to vote unless you think they are deceiving you. again, take that and multiply it thousands of times. that's what they are confronted with. >> are you concerned, though, that these -- the delays, the recounts, the goinged bo -- boging machinery -- >> if they won by cheating that's very bad that person's credibility will be undermind their entire time in office so not only must this be fair it must appear to be fair. the impression must be that it is fair and lawful. >> they keep finding boxes of ballots. that's not good. judge, thank you very much. the california ruling from what's now the deadliest wildfire in his history. we'll talk to a fire official on the front lines next. insurance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full val

territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control this means that the parliamentary majority and new government the president. decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. so what we've got to do is identify. the threats that we have it's crazy one foundation let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to just sit down and talk. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth you longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirt

territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili is party last parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority and new government the president . decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final go around. the room. i've been saying the numbers mean some things matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in. more than ten white collar crimes happen each day . eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point

to be such a populace. so from that as her star was rising that was born in july of 2010. i'm not gonna list them. but it's on page 192. you call that one of her biggest life disappointments. why didn't she have the agency which she conceived that she birthed it. in case some of you don't know. we have a rather polarized washington. because of her stance on regulation in the stance that came very clear when she was overseen that was before she became a senator. they didn't want the agency did exist at all. came into being as dodd frank. they were not allow her to become director. obama was forced to select someone else. they tried some finagling to make it work. what some people say now is probably the worst thing that her political enemies could of done as we all know elizabeth warren became a senator. and still is one. that gets into the whole campaign to become senator when the incumbents got down and used the false claim during a debate. and accused her of getting jobs by falsely stating that she was native american. they have a major investigation where they interview

territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he sat this means that the parliamentary majority and new government the president. mikheil decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirteen. it's been seventy years since the united nations that don't take universal declaration on human. rights but in many places in to remains a declaration and not a reality how to bridge the divide between practice and preaching. you know world of big part of newton's laws and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight

held in sweden and sweden has already agreed to host it before the end of the year and the intended populace according to the un special envoy is to have that the parties agree to having peace in yemen with some sort of a transitional government running the country a car bomb has exe killed at least five people in northern iraq sixteen others were hurt in the blasts which happened in the city of to create the explosion took place outside a restaurant security forces of close most of the city's roads no group has claimed responsibility yet. or member countries of the gulf cooperation council are expected to attend a summit in the saudi capital in january that's according to court stepped the foreign minister who says it's a gesture of optimism towards thawing relations with qatar kuwait has been a mediator since saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and non g.c.c. member egypt placed a blockade against qatar in june last year they accused of promoting terrorism charge it denies. egypt has arrested at least forty human rights lawyers and activists that's according to human rights watch says the arre

human being you must have a place most in down so i was only like you see the lord love us even our populace only mustered in the simplest question if you meet up with jimmy this is the bottom line we've got no five go to doesn't get our five thousand given a ten thousand you know. we've got quite a life no money scene down no money we have to be treated fairly just like any other human being. so now i must find new me. so bored i. find the royal. family. going to get a little bit of. this when they came in late june. they came then they do it. they kicked joe's way. and they were pointing guns at him and auditing him to come out of the. house. and i stood somewhere here. the policeman got up and go to any beach he can think it was trying to hit the community residents here anybody that comes close at their job is just gone and you can you know of your own unit was so determined we told him you want me you and i wish i knew you and i rest of us you want to do you thought of us and we only came together and. every good to do while i go to school just how we're going to talk to do and what i'm

challenging for google because the chinese government says we want to control which information our populaces, and that makes it challenging for google and one of the problems they need to sort out. david: what about technology helping us with climate change, education, poverty, inequality of income and wealth? reid: so many big problems, the solution is technology. i do think tech companies, which have the abilities and power, should focus on this. linkedin , in a context, how do we have constant upgrades of skills for the new jobs. that is a linkedin responsibility, microsoft responsibility. i think climate change is probably the best addressed through new energy technologies making coal clean. -- lf as an invest major, as an investor,i have been investing in some of the energy tech companies, partly with the breakthrough energy coalition that bill gates has pulled together. i think the ability to apply technology to solving these fundamental human problems is part of the responsibility of technologists and the tech industry, so absolutely. with these major projects, you need to work toget

territory saakashvili is mission was accomplished at least with his friends and nato the georgian populace wasn't quite as happy though in two thousand and seven they took to the streets to voice discontent and mr saakashvili responded with force. the people's discontent. saakashvili party lost parliamentary elections and the opposition took control he said this means that the parliamentary majority should set up a new government as the president according to our constitution decided not to wait for the results of the president's election and fled the country in october two thousand and thirty. six. i think your son this is. the rolls can you say the boy understands with the must is so it will. help us out of. the case because knowing that nobody else to look at them what are the funniest diplomates most homes will show us just the flu and so on. moon you were doing in my. new book. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ult

crimean authorities sensing the mood of the populace fully supported victory on the covert his decision to postpone the two thousand and thirteen european union association deal and side deeper ties to russia. as the events in kiev took their course crimean authorities issued a declaration putting into words the fears of its people based on the will of the crimean who elected us we declare that we will not give crimea to extremists and neo nazis seeking to seize power in ukraine at the cost of the blood of the country and its citizens after the regime change in kiev rumors began spreading in crimea that the new authorities would be merciless to those that oppose them so i'll tell you. this led to the pro russian demonstrations rejecting the new government in kiev. on february twenty seventh the government buildings in the capital of crimea were seized by pro russian protesters. the current crimean government was dismissed and the new leader surrogate acciona of was assigned as the leader of the crimean. autonomy's republic when you. deal with the below. surely it's. still with you who's

it wasn't the populace. the populist movement, the nationalist movement is not a product of that. donald trump's presidency is not a cause of that. it is a product of that. when i stepped into the campaign americant, 70% of the evil believe for the first time in our history that the country was in decline and the elites were ok with that. it was donald trump the turn that around. it is the party -- [laughter] this is a very tough crowd. >> the conceal of the discussion between steve bannon and david from tonight at 8:00 eastern. is topic of this debate there is rising populism mean change in politics are just a passing phase? >> coming up on thanksgiving weekend, c-span, thursday at 8:00 in eastern, supreme court justice elena kagan followed by chief justice john roberts. eastern, 8:00 p.m. chris christie and others discuss the opioid epidemic. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, journalists talk about their favorite photographs taken on the campaign trail in sunday at 6:30 p.m., gun laws and self-defense. c-span 2, stanley mcchrystal talks about 13 great leaders. derek hunter. or phot

refuge and support if hillary clinton is correct and immigration is the root of the popularity of the populace and that's have a look it's where those refugees and migrants have come from and why they came to the european union well the top three nations of origin for asylum applications to the e.u. since twenty fourteen syria iraq and afghanistan all of those countries that have been bombed or in some way to stabilize by the united states and their allies in nato. currently one of the main routes into europe for refugees and migrants is the dangerous mediterranean sea crossing from libya a nation that was plunged into chaos following the nato intervention that took place on mrs clinton's watch we came to assad he died. apparently politicians couldn't have forseen that people would start fleeing in their thousands since they were bringing democracy and a new promise for the future we are standing with the people of libya the bank gets the heave. and get out this domination of libya so freedom from developing country and when refugees did start arriving they told europeans not to worry those wh

a need to support from other member states but it will be a very messy procedure given that the populace right wing government really will not cooperate so far well it'll be interesting to see how the markets react in the meantime of course brussels has a lot on its plate these days also busy with breaks it in apparently there's a draft a deal on the table we already talked about it earlier in the show about the difficulties that to to reset mase expected to having getting her cabinets approval for the deal let alone politicians approval but what do you hear from the new side how much optimism is that. that officially that you felt the silent there's no approve of this deal or no board to this deal actually exists to the officials here in brussels keep fingers crossed that the procedure as this very delicate procedure in london will take place and then officially the people here say very very close to a solution but this view has also be approved by the e.u. twenty seven member states which will gather here this afternoon and tonight to see what comes from london but this optimism that t

going to go with my mom it was the innocent i'm going to differ about in the story of one of the populace not listening to your school or some of your floor with you for most of all. it's municipal election season in berlin and all the major parties except the right wing a have to have come to there's a two one zero mosque annoy could to woo arab voters as it's money been here kid she went on that i think you think it might the fish come i think you'll enjoy it in the end almost all the features. dance for just one night. if he sets foot in east of. he nothing. to eat you do stupid things from underneath the. heat even if it was easy. easy. easy. be said he'd miss but most of them fell into combat. at the queen my dorm where. they said and i think off into the office. i mean this with and without going into about the male part of considering the amount of. dads you had. into a bit of business but in the home getting most of the body and what i know your can almost say moon feel intelligent poet in with you. but i don't without a c.s. . the cuffed in holland in funk you need to learn. to b

nations need to cap immigration if they're to halt the rise of the populace. i think europe needs to get a handle on migration because that is what lead the flying i admired the very generous and compassionate approaches that were taking europe must send a very clear message we're not going to be able to continue provide refuge and support if hillary clinton is correct and immigration is the root of the popularity of the populists and it's have a look it's where those refugees and migrants have come from and why they came to the european union well the top three nations of origin for asylum applicants to the e.u. since twenty. fourteen syria iraq and afghanistan all of those countries that have been bombed or in some way to stabilize by the united states and their allies in nato. currently one of the main routes into europe for refugees and migrants is the dangerous mediterranean sea crossing from libya a nation that was plunged into chaos following the nato intervention that took place on mrs clinton's watch we came we saw he died. apparently politicians coul

to nail liberalism in america expressed in san francisco there are literally flushing an entire populace.