a new leader thirty seven year old public aside who has been elected to lead the conservative popular party the former ruling party is trying to rebuild its image following a corruption scandal casado is known as a highly conservative politician who opposes abortion wants to lower taxes and takes a hard line against cattle and dependence he replaces a former prime minister marianna roy who was ousted after a no confidence vote back in june casado will now face off against spain's ruling socialist party. all right to talk more about this i'm now joined deferment read to by spanish journalist. a very good day to you who is a side show. well look at selo is a very very a few said very important t. shirt and he was just a member of parliament until the end of the whole of the former prime minister decided to take him as the spokesperson of the party you know that you said and more. e-mail shopify t. and this is what look at how the means he is young when he should probably regeneration symbol of the peoples of the moment but he was also very very well known in the party because of these ideolog

spain's conservative popular party has picked pablo casado as its new leader he replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy who was ousted after a no confidence vote in june because others appointment represents a shift to the right for the party which is hoping for a comeback in time for general elections in twenty twenty. two months now the head of carmaker feared chrysler is stepping down due to ill health after fourteen years at the helm the sixty six year old will relinquish his duties at luxury carmaker ferrari where he was chief executive and to be replaced by mike manley head of the group's jeep grand. several japanese beaches have reopened for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami disaster of twenty leben locals held a ceremony to pray for safety before taking to the water fourteen beaches in total remain closed off after the fukushima nuclear accident and officials say some will stay permanently close to the public sweden is grappling to contain wildfires that are spreading across the country in a sign of how bad things are the civil defense chief has come out and

spain's conservative popular party has picked. as its new leader he replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy who was ousted after a no confidence vote in june because that is appointment represents a shift to the right for the party which is hoping for a comeback in time for general elections which will be in twenty twenty. several japanese beaches have reopened for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami disaster of twenty eleven locals held a ceremony to pray for safety before taking to the water now fourteen beaches in total remain off limits in the aftermath of the fukushima nuclear accident and officials say that some will stay permanently close to the public. sweden is grappling to contain wildfires that are spreading across the country in a sign of how bad things are the civil defense chief actually came out and said that the fight had been lost on some of the biggest wildfires the country has seen in decades firefighters have put out a number of smaller fires but the largest blazes will go on if the weather doe

time now for some of the other stories making news around the world spain's conservative popular party has picked who was its new leader he replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy who was ousted after a no confidence vote in june because of his appointment represents a shift to the right for the party which is hoping for a comeback in time for general elections in twenty twenty. the divine mercy of charge in nicaragua capital managua has reopened its doors with a mass for the church came under siege a week ago when critics of president or tega took refuge inside gunmen loyal to the president had started shooting at the opposition members and followed them into the church two people died in the siege. singapore's health system has been hit by the biggest breach of personal data in the country's history of origin say the hackers store the health records of one point five million patients including singapore's prime singapore's prime minister the identity and motives of the attackers are still unclear. several japanese beaches have reopened for the first time since the earthquake and

spain's conservative popular party has picked up look aside or as its new leader he replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy four who was ousted after a no confidence vote in june because of his appointment represents a shift to the right for the party which is hoping for a comeback in time for general elections in twenty twenty. the divine mercy church in nicaragua capital managua has opened its doors with a mass folkies the church came under siege a week ago when critics of president or tega took refuge inside gunmen loyal to the president had started shooting of the opposition members and fall of them into the church two people died in the siege. several japanese beaches have reopened for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami disaster of twenty eleven locals held a ceremony to pray for safety before taking to the water fourteen beaches remain off limits in the aftermath of the fukushima nuclear accident and officials say some will stay permanently closed to the public. now for many tourists the dominican republic is a beach destination but its shores of being spoiled by p

spain's conservative popular party has picked public asado as its new leader replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy to was ousted after a no confidence vote in june casado support meant represents a shift to the right for the party which is hoping for a comeback in time for a general elections in twenty two and. several japanese beaches have reopened for the first time since the earthquake and tsunami disaster of twenty locals have a ceremony to pray for safety before taking to the water fourteen beaches remain off limits in the aftermath of the fukushima nuclear accident officials say some will stay permanently closed to the public. now the story of a small country facing a guy gansey problem plastic in the oceans for many tours the dominican republic is a beach destination but its shores are being spoiled by plastic pollution there's been a lot of talk about how to tackle the problem but without global action the country's environment minister warns its islands are at risk of drowning in trash. in. the caribbean sea but not as we know it was for teachers all fun to see no speech in

staying in europe in spain the opposition popular party has chosen a right wing congressman pub local as its new leader he replaces the former prime minister mariano rajoy he stepped down last month after losing a vote of no confidence because i was appointment is seen as a lurch to the right for the party has taken a hardline stance on catalonia as independence movement and he also wants to lower taxation. riot police in the philippines are fired water cannon and demonstrators outside the american and chinese embassies they were angry about the ongoing u.s. military presence in the country and they accuse the president mr thirty of not upholding philippine sovereignty they also want him to be tough with beijing over territorial disputes in the south china sea the thirty will deliver his third state of the nation address on sunday. when voters in zimbabwe are being courted by the rulings on a p.f. party for the first time since president robert mugabe was forced last year the incumbent president emerson. says the government's controversial policy of grabbing land from white farmers is

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traditionally a center left government in spain has been friendly towards good relations and the popular party yes it's a senior royal exactly much lamented your but peter these people came in because we were going in in a very nice. way you know the first time that the in spanish came to gibraltar the first time or the foreign secretary officially came to the world and things were looking good and all of sudden these people come in and they they crush everything they had done we even had it is you do to sort of until you broke you know they took that away as well. owners and we have to live with what happens next door unfortunately if you do i can guarantee the future but what i can do is guarantee you and i like simon quick you know the drill oh yeah westin the queen. your many close friends but of course i need a bigger one. thank you very much i think about. the rock it's not just about high politics and high property prices there is a thriving cultural and to line the gibraltar i one of its cultural icons joins me now david ben tata good afternoon welcome to examine the show thank you the

party. roughly speaking between the popular base and the party managers. e popular base is increasingly social democratic, increasingly concerned with the progressive objectives she outlined in those remarks. it should be directed not only butxpanding the electorate, to the general working class, poor populations, middle-class population of the country, for whom these ideals are quite significant. they can be brought to that. that is one part of the party. the other part of the party is the donor-oriented, managerial part of the new democrats, so-called, the clintonite democrats, who are pretty much what used to be called moderate republicans. the republican party itself has drifted so far to the right that they are almost off the spectrum. the split within the democratic party is significant and it is showing up in primary after primary. will the party move in the direction of its popular base, with essentially social democratic new deal style programs and beyond? cater tot continue to the donor class and be essentially a more moderate wing of the republic

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spain's opposition popular party has chosen the right wing congressman assad owes its new leader hassan who replaces the former prime minister at marianna a holy step down last month after losing a vote of no confidence assad has appointment to seen as a lurch to the right for the party is taking a hard line stance on the catalan independence crisis and he wants to lower taxes. well now politicians in the german state of bavaria are trying to win over voters ahead of elections in october the c.s.u. party which is in a coalition with merkel's christian democrats as moved further to the right in an attempt to stop people voting for the anti immigration a.f.d. party but poll suggests that could be against the public mood as domenic cain explains. on a warm summer evening for many bavarians the beer garden is a must certainly that's true. and tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chat because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is a belief that once we're here to

spain's opposition popular party has chosen the right wing congressman public assad though as its new leader a son of the replaces former prime minister mariano rajoy who stepped down last month after losing a vote of no confidence or saw those appointment is seen as a lurch to the right for the party has taken a hardline stance on the catalan independence crisis and wants to lower taxes. the. campaigning is underway in pakistan for wednesday's general election below while bhutto zardari the head of the pakistan people's party and son of former leader and is in bhutto has been rallying in the southern city of karachi in july the twenty fifth vote is widely seen as a two way race between the parties of former cricket star imran khan and now a jailed former prime minister nawaz sharif whose brother is running in the poll over three hundred seventy one thousand soldiers have been deployed across the country to guard polling stations a mile high the is in charge district where the border with afghanistan where he has been meeting voters from outside the country's main cities. i watched ma

party are now in prison awaiting trial. conservative opposition leader keiko for you money and her popular force party are also being investigated for taking money from other bridge to fund her two thousand and eleven presidential bid she says the accusation is false but most said all the bridge has testified that his company helped finance her campaign. on the in february but other confirmed giving more than a million dollars to support for in the presidential race why put up every developer of political say a bad apples but the obvious if he named after him in tippy toeing but he was forced to kneel for. economy e.-l. door. that's december the car was scandal right at the doorstep of purpose current president. yes it's your genes eat for this congress launching beachfront proceedings against christians keep alleging his companies received almost eight hundred thousand dollars from other bridge while he was serving as a public official who she's getting nice all wrongdoing and not only aborted impeachment but prosecutors continue to investigate his company's dealings with other bridge i guess it does a little filling in that it

spain's opposition popular party has chosen the right wing congressman public assad as its new leader because on a replaces the former prime minister mariano rajoy stepped down last month after losing a vote of no confidence as appointment is seen as a lurch to the right for the party taking a hard line stance on the catalan dependence crisis. taxes on our politicians in the german state of bavaria are trying to win over voters ahead of elections there in october a c.s.u. party which is in coalition with merkel's christian democrats as moved further to the right in an attempt to stop people voting for the and hema gratian f.t. party but the poll suggests that could be against the public mood as dominic cain explains. on a warm summer evening for many bavarians the beer garden is a must certainly that's true in gales forth and tonight accompanying the salads and schnitzels there's also political chat because the local m.p. has dropped in to hear people's concerns as this is election year the christian social union is taking no chances this is a belief that once we're here to speak for

party are now in prison awaiting trial. conservative opposition leader . and her popular force party are also being investigated for taking money from other bridge to fund her two thousand and eleven presidential bid she says the accusation is false but not said all the bridge has testified that his company helped finance her could paint. on the in february but other confirmed giving more than a million dollars to support for in the presidential race why put up every day but if you have political say a bad apples but at the office if you named after him in tippy toeing but he was forced to kneel for. economy. store yes. that's december the car was kununurra right at the doorstep of purpose current president. yes it's your teens eat congress launch impeachment proceedings against the sheens keep alleging his companies received almost eight hundred thousand dollars from other bridge while he was serving as a public official who she's getting nice all wrongdoing and not only aborted impeachment but prosecutors continue to investigate his company's dealings with other bridge

popular democrat right now. he can't run for the white house in 2020. is that a problem for your party the party can't run against president trump. >> but i think he can inspire and i want's not the first time he's using a different medium, a different platform to speak out when health care was under attack and 32 million people were about to lose their health care, this was just a year ago, he spoke out, he did it through facebook. he used his social media and inspired people do that. >> but to my question, does it worry you, honestly, be totally hon naest that the most popular person in your party right now can't run against president trump. >> i think what he can do is inspire people and remind us what our principles are. to remind us what this i think that's really important for obama to it be out there. >> let's listen to something else he said. >> strong man politics are ascending suddenly, whereby elections and some pretense of democracy are maintained, the form of it, but those in power seek to undermine every institution or norm that gives democracy meaning. >> so he is saying

party members locally. as i said boris johnson very popular with the local party members still i mean what happens if there is a grassroots rebellion within the conservative party not just in the parliamentary one well certainly that's what some breakfast here m.p.'s are saying that they're hearing from their activists they're refusing to go out and campaign because they are so upset with this what they perceive as betrayal of the bracks votes but ultimately it comes down to m.p.'s have got to be the ones who trigger the vote of no confidence in the prime minister and for them the great risk in doing that is that any new leader would be under immense pressure to call a general election and in doing that they risk jeremy corbin winning it's very feasible that he could win with the tory party in such chaos and obviously notorious he wants to be the one responsible for bringing jeremy corbin into number ten but jonathan lists what about the much touted briggs it dividend the financial windfall that the country would receive as a result of the longer having to pay into the e.u. there are those that argue that

party members locally. as i said boris johnson very popular with the local party members still i mean what happens if there is a grassroots rebellion within the conservative party not just in the parliamentary one well certainly that's what some breakfast here and piece are saying that there . even from their activists they're refusing to go out and campaign because they are so upset with this what they perceive as betrayal of the bracks votes but ultimately it comes down to m.p.'s have got to be the ones who trigger the vote of no confidence in the prime minister and for them the great risk in doing that is that any new leader would be under immense pressure to call a general election and in doing that they risk jeremy corbin winning it's very feasible that he could win with the tory party in such chaos and obviously notorious he wants to be the one responsible for bringing jeremy corbyn into number ten but jonathan lis what about the much touted briggs it dividend the financial windfall that the country would receive as a result of the longer having to pay into the e.u. there are those that argue that th

are the issues i mentioned but the third group is the traditional republican and it's very popular in the partyopularity in the party but that's the group that would care, right? that the group that we care about tax cuts and deregulation - you're saying it spends on which state you're in. >> absolutely break all politics are local. when we look at the past elections and particularly in a primary what resonated depended on the types of orders. it was interesting even last year to see how in virginia the republican candidate try to do the tax agenda without using trump's name but what was interesting he was fighting president trump is more favorable or house republicans even more than president obama's name help democrats in the past two congressional races. it will see who will be willing to embrace the top agenda and trump name versus others. again it comes down to the local races and with the board to your constituents on the. connell: that will be fascinating to look at in the fall. your example is a good one and i will happen and not all the time but maybe i think about pennsylvania and the

party members locally. as i said boris johnson very popular with the local party members still i mean what happens if there is a grassroots rebellion within the conservative party not just in the.

party are now in prison awaiting trial. conservative opposition leader . and her popular force party are also being investigated for taking money from other bridge to fund her two thousand and eleven presidential bid she says the accusation is false but mossad or the bridge has testified that his company helped finance her campaign. on the in february but other confirmed giving more than a million dollars to support for in the presidential race why put them in developing a political say a bad apples but at the heels of his if he named after him in tippy toeing but he was forced to kneel for. economy e.-l. door. that's december the car was kununurra right at the doorstep of purpose current president. yes it's your genes for risk on was launching beachfront proceedings against the sheen ski alleging his company's received almost eight hundred thousand dollars from other bridge while he was serving as a public official who she's getting nice all wrongdoing unutterably aborted impeachment but prosecutors continue to investigate his company's dealings with other bridge i guess

winner for the country and the president vladimir putin challenge looks at why it's been so very popular. the party is almost over many of the visitors have gone already but this country is still blowing the past month has been a tonic for russia often people here feel the world is against them perhaps now that perception is changing so we are enjoying the trip knowing. it will be able to. rise through our reception to the brazilians russia is a big beautiful country people love for russia so. a world cup hasn't a raised accusations of russian there or a tear in his own rights concerns or the fragility of autonomy but for a while at least it's allowed russia to feel positive about itself. without the usual undercurrents of confrontation. probably because of our problems with good drowned in politics and economics and this championship became a gulp of fresh air it let is then forget about everything next week we'll think about what's happening in our country but now we're just enjoying the celebration. officially the review is no less positive president giani in frontino gave his verdict on friday

party members locally. as i said boris johnson very popular with the local body members still i mean what happens if there is a grassroots rebellion within the conservative party not just in the parliamentary one well certainly that's what some breakfast here and piece are saying that there . even from their activists they're refusing to go out and campaign because they are so upset with this what they perceive as betrayal of the bracks vote but ultimately it comes down to m.p.'s have got to be the ones who trigger the vote of no confidence in the prime minister and for them the great risk in doing that is that any new leader would be under immense pressure to college general election and in doing that they risk jeremy corbyn winning it's very feasible that he could win with the tory party in such chaos and obviously notorious he wants to be the one responsible for bringing jeremy corbin into number ten but jonathan lis what about the much touted briggs it dividend the financial windfall of the country would receive as a result of the longer having to pay into the e.u. there are those that argue that they si

shohown that both of the parties are equally popular.hor: there have been questions about how much meddling has been it all of this. reporter: the pakistani military is known for its interference in politics. they've been in the center of all the election rigging scandals in the past. the younger brother of shabazz sharif has complained that the pakistan military has tried to sideline the party. there have been large crackdowns on the media here in pakistan. a nenewspaper was stopped from publishing. that is another point. thanks so much. an attorney civil liberties specialist. it is good to have you. we heard from our correspondent it doesn't appear that the independent media has been muzzled to some extent, and the military has a hold in this. is this surprising to you? guest: if you see the pakistani political context, i totally they because the fact that tried to tie some link with india and this interconnection between pakistan and india may be was not in the best interest of the military come as the military always play a key role

the indigenous people the indigenous purry pecha town of chair on throughout all political parties after a popular uprising in two thousand and eleven and it does not want them back the only thing the parties have done is divide us so salvador say ha sharon's communal lands commissioner not just here but in the entire country the whole thing when they kick these people out all the politicians and the policeman they kick them out in two thousand and eleven because much of the anticipate can be traced back to the situation in the early part of the decade when the surrounding area was dominated by illegal loggers who clear cut local forests and hauled out dozens of truckloads of logs each week with the protection of a local drug cartel in the clue ssion of corrupt police and local politicians so they drove out those the police and the politicians and then the illegal logging stopped because the people wanted their environment their local environment to be nice and not have the illegal loggers there and then for that because there was no politician and police officers basically enabling their illegal

court date, that option of holding the family together in detention significantly more popular across both parties> part of it is because most americans don't know how it was done before. let's be clear. the crisis at the border was not a crisis at the border until president trump put his finger in it and decided that he wanted to sensationalize this idea of families traversing three or four countries to save their children because they are seeking refuge and asylum. the president decided this is better optics for him. because he has nothing else. let's be clear. what was happening before under previous administrations, not just under president obama but also president bush, when families would come to the border seeking asylum they would do exactly that, they would go before a court, they would receive an ankle bracelet, they would be asked to come back later. not only did that save families but it saved billions of dollars to the taxpayer. close to 99% of the families that received those ankle bracelets came back and showed up for a court date. they were responsible, they recognized the process,

. >> of course he's very popular within the party i wanted to pick up on the reaction yesterday of course we're a business channel and it was almost bewildering the way sterling assets behaved we had ftse up .9% we're back about 2% stronger the markets are telling you that all of this together is actually pointing to a better outcome as far as investors are kerconcern. >> i think it's clear that the market has decided that it wants a softer resolution to the exit story than a hard brexit now if you take that as your template moving forward, anything that suggests that it will be a softer brexit will be received positively. and it's interesting the knee-jerk reaction i think to the loss of these two key individuals was for a weaker sterling but it appeared that theresa may was saying this may lead us down the road towards a hard brexit, but as the time has moved on i think people have begun to re-examine the shape of the cabinet and the flexibility that might give her with negotiations with brussels and they draw positive conclusions i have to say there is a constituency in the market as w

sharif who was recently found guilty of corruption imran khan is leader of the terry in stuff party which is popular among young voters he's a former cricketer who became a vocal critic of the ruling party and of corruption but he too has faced corruption allegations running for pakistan's people's party has been a while bhutto zardari the eldest son of the former prime minister benazir bhutto was assassinated in two thousand and seven the twenty nine year old is also being investigated for corruption the leader of the pakistan muslim muslim league party has been jailed for life after being caught misusing the chemical f.-a dream honey if a bussy was found guilty of. narcotics case court rather in a case relating to supplying the drug to a smuggler seven other people were acquitted the case has been going on for some eighty years in india women's rights campaign is a welcome the decision to scrap taxes on sanitary pads women in rural areas couldn't afford the items when a twelve percent tax was imposed last year girls often skipped school during their periods to avoid facing stigma the parents are n

americans believe in ufos, and 22 or 23 think that barack obama was -- >> this is trump's party, he is the moeftd popularlove affair going on in russia, 15% of republicans who now see russia as the enemy. that is incredible. this was once upon the time a party of ronald reagan. it has flipped right now it is the party of donald trump. >> josh, you mentioned a minute ago, i want to put up a poll, on a generic ballot. republic how do you cut through and craft a message that is not i am not donald trump, we are not crazy? >> when you look at the messages put out by democratic campaigns around the country, it is different. they are especially eager to talk about health care, what wr when they talk about it, and assume the russia thing the figure itself out on its own. >> thank you for your time. that does it for "all in." you can catch us every week night on msnbc. >> new reports, there is a tape that donald trump is on it, and michael cohen made it. why is this breaking right now. as legal pressure builds, and white house finished to battle back a scandal of putin proportions, i am excited we have key peopl

nawaz sharif who was recently found guilty of corruption in one car is the leader of the party which is popular among young voters he's a former cricketer who's become a vocal critic of the ruling party and of corruption but he too is faced corruption allegations running for pakistan's people's party is below bhutto zardari the eldest son of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated in two thousand and seven the twenty nine year old is also being investigated for corruption. correspondent. in the hole for also house campaigning shaping up now. i mean this is the heartland of the. problem. most of the people that you see. and this is the place. in a very. big we just came from one of the. rally. holding rallies. you mentioned. from his brother. similarly. none will be. more different to get back to that thing on the campaign trail going from one city to the other trying to get as many places as possible on the end of the campaign trail and if people have been telling him that they are very confident that they are going to win this race because the people out on this by the opposi

party members locally. as i said boris johnson very popular with the local party members still i mean what happens if there is a grassroots rebellion within the conservative party not just in the parliamentary one well certainly that's what some breakfast here m.p.'s are saying that there. from their activists they're refusing to go out and campaign because they are so upset with this what they perceive as betrayal of the bracks votes but ultimately it comes down to m.p.'s have got to be the ones who trigger the vote of no confidence in the prime minister and for them the great risk in doing that is that any new leader would be under immense pressure to call a general election and in doing that they risk jeremy corbin winning it's very feasible that he could win with the tory party in such chaos and obviously notorious he wants to be the one responsible for bringing jeremy corbyn into number ten but jonathan lists what about the much touted briggs it dividend the financial windfall that the country would receive as a result of the longer having to pay into the e.u. there are those that argue that there sim

confrontation with this president who won his election against the party wanted and who is according to latest polls one of the most popular presidents within his own party or republican voters know alexander what we've learned to do in another development and next week of the european commission president or will visit president trump in washington to discuss the streambed tree ties and this is what president trump or tweeted earlier today let's take a look. oh well i had a great meeting he tweeted with nato raising vast amounts of money i have an even better meeting with vladimir putin of russia sadly it is not being were poured it that way the fake news is growing crazy. alexandra does this mean that he feels he has a closer relationship a better a better connection with russia then his european allies well what we know is that president trump has always thought of the moderates the russian president as well as a strong man that he's approached the foreign policy is transactional one that he sees politics as business that he sees politics as a zero sum game and that is what we saw during his recent trip to europe when h

the indigenous people the indigenous per a pecha town of chair on throughout all political parties after a popular uprising in two thousand and eleven and it does not want them back the only thing the parties have done is divide us so salvador say ha sharansky communal lands commissioner not just here but in the entire country the whole thing when they kick these people out all the politicians and the policeman they kick them out in two thousand and eleven because much of the anticipate can be traced back to the situation in the early part of the decade when the surrounding area was dominated by illegal loggers who clear cut local forests and hauled out dozens of truckloads of logs each week with the protection of a local drug cartel in the clue ssion of corrupt police and local politicians so they drove out those the police and the politicians and then the illegal logging stopped because the people wanted their environment their local environment to be nice and not have the illegal loggers there and then for that because there was no politician and police officers basically enabling their illegal

for president going back from al gore actually refused to stand up for their party and for winning an election by the popular vote is only the green party that is actually said we're looking into voter fraud whether it's democrats republicans a state locally nationally and i feel that we people want a third party they want a different party independent of the two corporate parties probably the. anywhere from sixty five sixty to seventy five percent of young people in particular are saying that this is what we need in this country and we're here to offer that core of a tariff from the green party thank you so much for joining us and as you just mentioned there are some surveys that suggests that millennial is in particular are very keen on having a third party option. clearly also we've learned that the greens are fighting not only the policies of donald trump they really want to take on the entire two party system in the establishment system the opening ceremonies getting under way here in just a couple hours time will be back with more of what the green party stands for and what they are hoping to accomplis

admission he could go down fifth avenue and shoot someone and it wouldn't affect his popularity with his base or the republican party is this a turning point. it's might be many critics say that they are convinced it is a turning point and the defining moment of trump's presidency don't know trump is facing kill soft tsunami of criticism not only from the democrats but also within his own republican party where many lawmakers have described his performance in helsinki as disgraceful shameful or embarrassing and now the democrats are calling on trump's national security team to testify before congress they are calling on for additional legislation to impose new sanctions on russia and house speaker poll a top republican in the house said today that he is willing to consider additional sanctions against russia however we have to say that step president himself doesn't seem to be impressed by that at all today he doubled down on twitter saying that he's meeting with that in the putin was even better that he's meeting with the you asked nat'l allies. in the meantime and dan coats prison terms director of national intell

politicians can only dream of and his pakistan tehreek e insaf all movement for justice party is campaigning on a popular anti corruption pro islamic ticket. critics say that he's backed by pakistan's military often referred to as the country's deep state the military holds considerable influence and has ruled on and off for decades. comes main rival shahbaz sharif and the well established pakistan muslim league are mired in a different kind of controversy. corruption. his better known brother now as sharif three times prime minister is now in jail after returning to pakistan to face corruption charges political dynasties count for a lot this is dorie age twenty nine pakistan's third prominent candidate he's the face of a new generation of the bhutto dynasty campaigning for his family's pakistan people's party on an anti-poverty ticket. bill well isn't likely to become prime minister but he could play a future role pakistan has had only one successful peaceful civilian transfer of power in its seventy one year history whoever wins the country is united in its hope that next week's elections will be its s

party afraid of donald trump? >> they are. what they're looking at are numbers which are fairly incredible. for example, donald trump is more popular with his own party at this point in his presidency than any other president in history except for george w. bush because it was just post-9/11. within the primaries, within the party, he is as solid as he can be. and they show no signs of peeling off. we'll see if this has any impact, probably not. nothing else really has. so people are going to stick with him. and he has used his power in the campaigns to take out people that are against him. and so, you know, unfortunately for almost everybody in politics, it's all about survival. >> conservative columnist george will, mark, is out with a column today about the president titled "this sad and embarrassing wreck of a man." is that how you see it, or do you think will is too harsh? >> man, that guy's got a poison pen. he's got a way with words. you know, i mean, and listen, george will has been consistent in his criticism of the president from the very beginning. and he, like some others, not enough others, but he thinks that character