the progress party when i was their leader was between the conservative party and the labor party took the best from the conservative party the markets are going to make sinking and the show. consciousness of the labor party of east was a mixture in the middle well there is also a layer of anti immigrant sentiment there i think you're also quite prole nationalist if i may put it that way and when you were beginning those kind of ideas for much less accepted much less widespread than they are today why do you think these right wing. or sun for whatever you put it sentiment is getting so much more popular these days. it may gratian was not a big issue in the seventy's it started in the eighty's and i could see that in the world a lot of the less a civil wars and conflicts where between different ethnic groups different religion different way of behaving and sinking nor it was a homogeneous society if we get a lot of immigrants from the third world we would could have conflicts in the future and therefore i warned against the immigration in the in addition it's very costly immigrants pave

thinking differently and when you say that norway is different from sweden yes thanks to the progress party was i was a leader for twenty eight years because really went up in the opinion polls if immigrants came to many so the other political parties could not do want they did in sweden because they knew they would lose voters to the progress party now according to a recent guardian survey populist parties have more than tripled their support in europe in the last twenty years with dutch of beginning at least in one thousand nine hundred eight do you think that's the limit do you think that growing and to stablish man sometimes actually immigrant sentiment has reached its peak or is it going to become even bigger is going to grow until the political leaders or the a stumble is meant starts to listen to the people we've just seen from the laws of iraq is because they are increasing the pressure old sacks average normal people don't believe in the climatized hysteria i don't either and they the cost of living is going up and the political leaders are not listening to the protests from the ir

the government especially against the president alexander who to cheer in the queues ruling progressive party they gather mainly in front of the serbian public service right here television of serbia to say they want to free freedom of press they want to be. national television that's why they stand five minutes in front of the building. no. doubt. you are. the message to the serbian came into power in two thousand and twelve here in serbia these protests started three weeks ago in belgrade because of the attack of the opposition leader board stay fun of each. protest was stopped with a bloody shirt because of the ball because the fun of it was bloody after that attack police arrested some of the people contact him but they demand to know who organized that attack because they think it's all of the atmosphere which was created by the serbian president alexander who his party and their top was three days in serbia is the atmosphere of violence because nobody can say anything especially on national media as and as we're saying mark and this is the third sad . how much momentum is there for this

belgrade, in the latest mass protest against president aleksandar vucic and his governing serbian progressive partye mr vucic of being autocratic and establishing total control over the media. the protests against him began after an opposition leader was beaten before a political gathering in central serbia last month. british police have acknowledged that some of the sightings of drones over london's gatwick airport may have been devices belonging to the force. an estimated 140,000 people had their travel plans ruined before christmas as experts tried to find the illegal drone operators. police say they have not yet found the drone that caused the runway closure. gatwick airport is offering a large reward for any information leading to the arrest of those responsible. our correspondent andy moore has been following the story. last weekend, police said they found a damaged drone near the perimeter of gatwick airport, and they thought this may well be the drone that had caused problems for about 140,000 people. well, today giles york said that in fact two drones have been found near the airport, but

welcome to talk to al-jazeera the last time i met you you were secretary general of the democratic progressive party you had just secured the presidency the legislature your party had done very well in those elections we've just had local elections and things haven't gone so well what what went wrong ruling party we need to care about all kinds of policies and the difficult thing is that if we want to be seeing us a responsible government responsible political party you know we need to carry our policies in a moderate way and taiwan has been seeing moderate country and i want to responsible country but of course that is going to. be seen by our supporters that the reforms the pace of reform is too small and therefore they may not be a supportive as passionate as before but what was the issue the made voters turn away from you do you think was it china was it the economy was it same sex marriage in every major election here in taiwan china is always a factor but it might not be the determining factor in the christian show that of course. or the policy has been at the bait it might be seeing more impo

stayed against the government against the president alexander will teach and he's the serbian progressive party which is ruling party in serbia in the last six years the reason why they gathered in the last stop the three thought that they in belgrade but also in other cities in serbia is the attack on the opposition leader board the phantom is that's why this protest is called a protest against the bloody shirt because his shirt was bloody after the attack also this protest at one more jobs act and it's called one in five millions referring to the statement of their being president alexander boteach which said last week a dead even five million people a day come to street and demand something that he didn't want to fulfill those the mines and the elections the only way the demands of the opposition parties can be fulfilled and he called them on the election if they want alexander who just said that they also want to be a prick and that they are responsible people for the killing of all the very violent overage he's a leader of god so most of the northern gulf and he was killed in january. this

know better than you do this isn't just a few lawyers saying this this is virtually all the progressive parties and i think it's rich finial well it's to talk about people like me telling people what to think and when he worked for a very very long time for them out of that many people. that have a sort of progressive politics as i see it recognize to be have been a huge part of creating this incredibly divided society in the first place where where the spectacular concentration wasn't wealth. being really being used quite that clearly and i. preferred the bodies really that. god told them the reason we finished my family and i let you all simply to chant endless cliches about multinational is what does. no take away those basic things people are unhappy and that's why they smoke and it's an elected government that has done this where about seventeen million refugees at the moment and we're headed towards about two hundred million by mid century and it is a tragedy where increasingly you're criminalizing people who have fled very very difficult circumstances and just want to decent life this is

belgrade, in the latest mass protest against president aleksandar vucic and his governing serbian progressive partyablishing total control over the media. the protests against him began after an opposition leader was beaten before a political gathering in central serbia last month. authorities in the peruvian capital, lima have destroyed a mausoleum housing the remains of eight left—wing shining path rebel fighters. the local mayor said the bodies of the rebels who were killed in a prison uprising in 1986 were relocated within the cemetary before the mausoleum was destroyed. siberia may be the last place you'd expect to find cutting—edge cryptocurrency mining, but conditions in the remote russian region are ideal and when our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford travelled to irkutsk she discovered some surprising characters involved in mining for bitcoins. meet marina — a babushka who mines for bitcoins on her siberian porch. "here's the machines that make a noise and make me money", she tells me. as those machines whir and mine for virtual currency, marina has been converting that to real cash to

want to come back on this this isn't just a few lawyers saying this this is virtually all the progressive parties in sweden and i think it's rich finial well it's to talk about people like me telling people what to think and when he worked for a very very long time for the mother that many people a program that have a sort of progressive politics as i see it recognize to be if you have been a huge part of creating this incredibly divided society in the first place where where the spectacular concentration is one of the well. being you know being used quite that clearly. refers to bodies really that is all you don't want people to like i want to gobble them these let me finish my point and i let you write all they let you expand think now please. yes so what i was saying is that the vos concentrations of wealth and power that happened in the last few decades have been mosque's especially by corporate media giants like rupert murdoch for whom neil wallis well. the vulnerable people in society some of the most vulnerable people in this world where about seventy million refugees at the moment and we'

completely out of touch with the populist tone that we're seeing on the progressive side of the party. i don't think that he connects with the base and i don't think he has far to go. >> philip, we say $100 million. that's about what he spent running for mayor of new york. 8 million people in new york, a couple hundred million nationally. but let's say he's just a limitless war chest if he runs. how far does that get you these days? it's a great question. the last guy who raised $100 million to run for president is jeb bush, who did not do very well. people remember that. the democratic party had a very successful 2018 midterm season in part with candidates who focused solely on small donors contributing to their campaigns, and i think that that proved effective in a lot of ways. i think that every single point that was just made is absolutely dead on the money. this is not the democratic party of 15 years ago. this is not the democratic party of bill clinton and moving to the center and so on and so forth. democrats on the whole have grown more liberal over time. michael bloomberg --

belgrade protested against the government against the president alexander voltage and his serbian progressive party which is ruling party in serbia in the last six years the reason why they gather in the last three saturdays in belgrade you know also in other cities in serbia is the attack on the opposition leader board stephano which that's why this brought this is called protest against the bloody shirts because it was bloody after this also this protest that's one more than it's called one in millions referring to the statement of serbian president alexander boteach which said last week that even five million people if they come to streets and demand something that he did he won't fulfill those demands and the elections are the only way that the minds of the opposition parties can be fulfilled and he called them on the election if they want alexander which said that they also want to be a prick and that they are responsible people for the killing of all evil evanovich he's the leader of the northern gulf he was killed in january this year this brought this real continue as an organization said t

to talk to our two zero the last time i met you you were secretary general of the democratic progressive party you had just secured the presidency the legislature your party had done very well in those elections we've just had local elections and things haven't gone so well what what went wrong ruling party we need to care about all kinds of policies. and the difficult thing is that if we want to be seeing us or responsible government responsible political party you know we need to carry our policies in a moderate way and taiwan has been seeing a moderate country and taiwan is a responsible country but of course that is going to be seen by our own supporters that the reform the pace of reform is too small and therefore they may not be a supporter as passionate as before but what was the issue the made voters turn away from you do you think was it china was it the economy was it same sex marriage in every major election here in taiwan china is always a factor but it might not be the determining factor in the prison show that of course china or the policy has been at the bait it might be seeing

party and our country were at a crossroads. it was a time when the world economy was developing rapidly and technology was making progress every wever, ravaged by the decade-long revolution, was on the brink of economic collapse. and struggling to meet people's basic needs. urgent need for reconstruction. people in an outside the party -- and outside the party strongly demanded the mistakes of the cultural revolution be corrected. so that our party and nation could emerge from a difficult period. one pointed out if we don't make reforms now, our marketization program will be doomed. led and supported by veteran revolutionaries, the third plenary session broke free from the long existing shackles of leftist mistakes. of repudiated the fallacy the two. the session fully recognized that a scientific system of -- must be correctly understood in its full context. of thesion spoke highly debate on the criteria. repudiated the slogan that class struggle is the key link. and reestablished the marxist ideological, political, and organizational line. signified the beginning of reform and opening up in china. icr party made the histor dec

william taft was running as a republican and teddy roosevelt was running a third party and the progressive party supported suffrage so it wasn't crazy for presidential candidate to be pro suffrage. teddy roosevelt did better than taft in the presidential election so electing woodrow wilson really set the movement on its heels and the american movement was languishing and in need of something that would give them a shot in the arm so the idea of a parade on the same weekend as wilson from the capital and down the middle of federal washington this was the first civil rights march in washington, you've probably seen this and the idea of bringing up protest march was not the invention of the civil rights movement and it was intended to start this way she was the marshall of the parade the statue in the back, this is the grace monument or the piece monument and the mounted women here and the marshals began this and then there were floats and all women marching bands and working women grouped by profession so the teachers and writers altogether and they had matching costumes and the writers stained th

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welcome to talk to al-jazeera the last time i met you you were secretary general of the democratic progressive party you had just secured the presidency the legislature your party had done very well in those elections we've just had local elections and things haven't gone so well what what went wrong ruling party we need to care about all kinds of policies. and the difficult thing is that if we want to be seeing us or responsible government responsible political party you know we need to carry our policies in a moderate way and taiwan has been seeing a moderate country and taiwan is a responsible country but of course that is coing to be seen by our own supporters that the reforms the pace of reform is too small and therefore they may not be a supportive passionate as before but what was the issue the made voters turn away from you do you think was it china was it the economy was it same sex marriage in every major election here in taiwan china is always a factor but it might not be the determining factor in the prison show that of course. or the policy as being at the bait it might be seeing more i

welcome to talk to al-jazeera the last time i met you you were secretary general of the democratic progressive party you had just secured the presidency the legislature your party had done very well in those elections we've just had local elections and things haven't gone so well what went wrong ruling party we need to care about all kinds of policy. yes and the difficult thing is that if we want to be seeing us a responsible government responsible political party you know we need to carry our policies in a moderate way and taiwan is being seeing as the moderate country and taiwan is a responsible country but of course that is going to be seen by our own supporters that the reforms the pace of reform is too small and therefore they may not be a supportive passionate as before but what was the issue that made voters turn away from you do you think was it china was it the economy was it same sex marriage in every major election here in taiwan china is always a factor but it might not be the determining factor in the prison show that of course china or the cross or policy has been at the bait it might

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coming together progress allows political party you. know that we were really to the ultimate goal of the handover of power have his last year the u.s. ended two decades of sanctions that president bashir had had long blamed for the country's you know economic isolation and the poverty there. when that happened that was supposed to mean new investment in sudan that was supposed to mean economic upturn and that didn't happen why. the what we've been saying all the time the problem is not the sanctions. and the problem in sudan the economic problem is not because of any foreign conspiracy is because of the way the economy's been run it's the mismanagement of the economy because the contrary is not in the correct way that is the problem is not you know and it is clear now the sanction have been removed for almost more around two years and still the problem is actually getting worse and more sun wars and it's going to get the issue is what we need this is a political problem and the political probably we need to address the political issue

certainly beatable. >> so, let's go with that for a moment, this conversation about the progressive wing of the democratic party. we have a progressive group, the progressive change campaign committee. they are responding to her announcement. they told nbc news they aren't endorsing her yet, but a thumbs up. is she the type of candidate the progressive wing could get behind? >> she has been one of the original progressive democrats in the senate and is one of the most well known democratic senators. that is going for her. we have seen this divide in the democratic party the past few years during the midterms where we are seeing this more progressive wing and a lot of young candidates coming forward and winning the election. we have seen a lot of young women winning elections in the midterms. that is a big force in the democratic party. there's the question of whether the same kind of person who can gain energy within a democratic primary is the right candidate to stand-up to president trump and whether or not there needs to be a more moderate candidate or whether the left leaning part of the party stands a chan

party? is it towards your progressive side of the party? you think the party is in searc search?oveon.org had a poll yesterday, the top five leading as a candidate potentially as beto o'rourke and then joe biden and then you. they obviously supported you throughout 2016 significantly. are you concerned that the party is changing? >> the party just won 40 seats in the house of representatives and seven governors. i think it is not just a party. it is that conservatives and progressives understand that something is wrong we have a dysfunctional health care system. we should have health care for all. we should raise the minimum wage. we should rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. we should end the greed of the pharmaceutical industry. they are charged with the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. that is with the american people want. i'm going to do my best to push an agenda that addresses those and many other issues. >> bret: can a texas congressman who lost the senate bid win your party's nomination? >> i think it is a little bit premature. we have -- we have some

party politics. >> i have. >> and it seemed to me a wonderful moment to reflect on your journey because your journey personally also reflects the progresshat african-americans, especially within the context of democratic party politics, have made over the course of the last 40 years. your personal story is an allegory for the journey african-americans have made in the mainstream political successes. your book begins with a story when your grandmother informed you and your eight siblings that dr. martin luther king had been shot, and pulled you into her bedroom and asked you to get on your knees and pray for him. >> that's right. >> and you tell a story about how your reaction wasn't sadness, it wasn't tears, but it was that you were indignant. >> i was angry. i was 8 years old, but i'll never forget that day. it was a rainy day. in louisiana, it's always raining. but it was a rainy day, and it was a kind of drizzle that you couldn't go out and play. you had to come inside, and yet my grandmother called us into her bedroom, and she wanted us to get on our knees. she had learned that dr. king had been shot. we didn't know if he survived t

the cofounder of data for progress is to keep the party moving left and advance progressive policiese need a solid backbone of 3 dozen left progressives in the house to hold the line, that means in 20 running primary challenges, young diverse progressive candidates, he's got alexandria ocasio-cortez online. >> freedom caucus on the left, democrats are very intentional in learning lessons, what happened with democrats is almost identical to what happens with republicans eight years ago, party unified by detest of the president empower sweeps you to a smashing midterm victory in the house, now what do you do? the tea party was successful in solidifying gains in the republican party and the power of the freedom caucus inside the house speaks to that. however democrats don't want to let this pass so they are targeting these guys, it would be impossible for them to win. so they are going for it and it is twofold, they are too moderate. one is even pro-life. you are not supposed to be a pro-life democrat. molten has been against nancy pelosi and as paul numbers show nancy pelosi is numbers

active measures have been taken in reform and opening up, confronting our party while exercising the government. the progress has been made in the great new project to maintain the nature and the purity of the party and close bonds with the people. efforts have been made to explore the lost development of socialism and the evolution of human society. so continue to reach a new realm in marxism to the chinese contacts. we have ensured party exercises affect dose and have improved the ecosystem, improve party conduct and enforce party discipline and taking tough action against formalities say, a bureaucrat in some. no tolerance has been shown. the anticorruption campaign has delivered a big three. the revolutionary temper and has made our party the chinese people and the chinese nation, always at the forefront of the times. [applause] the progress made in 40 years of reform has profoundly changed china. the chinese nation, the chinese people and the communist party of china. the chinese nation has achieved a tremendous transformation to becoming strong. socialism has achieved a tremendous formation by establis

address the risks and tests and reform and opening up, confronting our party while exercising long-term governance. steady progress has been made in the great new project of party building to maintain the advanced nature and purity of the party, and its close bond with the people. vigorous efforts have been made to explore the loss that underlies the governments of the communist party, development of socialism and evolution of human society. so as to continue to reach new realm and adapting marxism to the chinese context. we have ensured the party exercises effective self supervision and practices strict self-governance. we have improved the parties ecosystem works ceaselessly to enforce party discipline, and taken tough sanctions against the practices of formality for from audi sake, he then it -- formality's sake and hedonism. the anticorruption campaign has delivered a crushing victory. the revolutionary tempering has made our party the backbone of the chinese people and the chinese nation, always at the forefront of the times. [applause] president xi: the progress made in 40 years of reform and opening up has

he was last seen on the beirut corniche surrounded by government from the druze progressive socialist party who were acting as his bodyguards in my last year of captivity i was held with the two americans terry anderson and tom sutherland and also with the. englishman terry waite who'd gone out to lebanon to try and negotiate our release a few years earlier but himself being kidnapped was very strange that there we were in a cell with the guy who'd tried to rescue us and he'd ended up being a hostage to. within hours of terry waite abduction a fierce battle ensued in west beirut two hundred people died in the five days fighting. and the commodore was almost completely destroyed by fire. and there was another kidnap the victim this time koko the parrot. hotel manager our maid should borrow checked on the staff and damage the next day. he contacted the owner use of his old who was abroad to reassure him the star for ok but that the hotel was so damaged it was now uninhabitable. or they wind. up with. bob how early. arlen. in two thousand and two a new investor bought the commodore it was comp

this is what we are told, cofounder of data for progress as to keep the party moving left and advance policies, we need a solid backbone of at least three dozen left progressive in the house and to hold the line. that means in 2020, running primary challenges in democratic seats with young, diverse, progressive candidates. he very much has alexandria ocasio-cortez on the mind. >> he has in mind the freedom caucus for the left. the democrats are very intentional in learning their lessons. what has happened with democrats now, almost identical to what happened with republicans eight years ago. a party unified by the detest of the president and power, in which it is just enough to be against. sweeps you to a smashing midterm victory in the house, yea! now, what do you do? the tea party was very successful with solidifying its gains in the republican party, and the freedom caucus as a veto block inside the house speaks to that. however, democrats don't want to let -- liberal democrats don't want to let this moment passed. they are targeting these guys that republicans could almost, possib

government the constitution of pakistan makes with its people let's talk about the change and progress that your party has been promising and it's been elected upon you embarked upon a very ambitious hundred day plan which many thought was over promising and in the last hundred days the economy is not in tremendous shape there has been thousands of jobs a vigil being lost the indicators at the national assembly in terms of legislature haven't really moved a lot so you.

party. she is very progressive on a lot of niece other issues. i think she is somebody who could catch fire and leave others behind. >> but you, the democrats, are always looking for that strong military figure with the military background you mentioned. they actually hate her position on syria. it is not john kerry's year again. they are not looking to square the circle with some hawkish democrat, are they? >> i think tulsi, unlike donald trump, was not afraid to actually visit a combat zone and see what it is and see things for herself. i think that that was something that can be explained pretty easily. i think once people actually hear her and give her an opportunity to explain herself, i think that she will resonate. >> okay. well, we'll see how that prediction holds up in that first debate in six months time. thanks a lot, jason. always good to see you. happy new year. >> happy new year to you, mark. >> thank you. >>> just today, this just in, another 202 c0 contender. actress, angelina jolie hints that she might run. she says she can work

progressive. yep. your thoughts? >> it will be very interesting. whoever is the nominee for the democratic partying to determine the narrative of their message. exactly what do they stand for? is it going to be the progressive representing the party, was going to be -- >> harris: is a really about that, or is it more about who can beat president trump? in a marketing sense, and center stage on a debate? i think that has a lot of weight. great to see you both. i have to let you go, but i hope you will come back. i will be right back. stay close. ♪ but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. rafiekian bijan kid that can lot now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? i'd like tddress my fellow vete, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan for up to 100% of your home's value. if you need cash for your family, call newday usa. with automatic authority from the va, we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. call now: 1-855-376-1361.