in order to capture it is wonderful i know i know you'll be back talking to us about that scott ross perot for now thanks very much. and we stay in france for our next report strands book is sometimes called the heart of europe as it's the official seat of the european parliament and leading up to e.u. elections this weekend we're visiting artists in various e.u. countries to see what they think about current issues and strands boys national theatre is reflecting the armrest on the streets against emanuel crawlers reform policies. protests against the president's reforms have been raging on the streets of france's big cities for months now. the neglected province against the rich capital's. the underprivileged against the elites. day an actor and the director of straw sports and national theatre decided to explore the social tensions on stage. in france there are no children of factory workers or of agricultural workers among the elite there's a kind of sticking together and i think there's a form of blindness but it's also indicative of a more general problem in our western democracies in

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is and has been really for decades fantastic stuff thanks very much for bringing us that scott ross perot godzilla king of the monsters obviously want to see with lots of popcorn going to donald trump's going to have a look at it i don't know i don't know the environmental subtext. maybe that old baby which of the seems like a film for thanks so much for joining me oh more testosterone coming up as hooligan is the title of the most recent book in our ongoing series $100.00 german must read a debut novel for author philip vink and it promptly got him shortlisted for the german book award while his narrative takes us into a violent world of social misfits who are always ready to pick a fight and soccer is just one of many outlets for their rage. most books don't require mouth guards but most books are about bringing people. who. sorry hooligan by philip think law isn't most novels it packs a testosterone filled punch from the very 1st lines it's a book about rage about soccer hooligans fans who care more about beating each other to a pulp and they care about the sport itself. the messed up

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i got the same feeling back in '92 with ross perot.f i actually believed that an independent candidate could pull it off, i probably would have supported ross perot back then. i was tired of the same political message. it certainly wasn't an issue base thing for me. i can tell you that. because i did not agree on so many things that i believe that trump stood for. but again, the insider versus outsider was a big thing. >> what do you like about an outsider who never held government office. no foreign policy experience. nothing like that. you thought he would be the best guy to run the country. >> i really believed that he would put people in positions that could take care of those things. i wanted someone who i believed would take a different approach to government and dealing with government. >> donna, your thoughts? i want you to talk about people like vito. an eighth of the votes in this county switched. what did you think about that and what do you think generally? >> i truly think the people of northeast pennsylvania thought that

i got the same feeling in 1992 with ross perot. if i believed an independent could pull it off, i probably would have supported ross perot back then. i was tired of the same political message. it certainly wasn't an issue base for me. i can tell you that. i did not agree on so many things that i believe that trump stood for. again, "the insider" versus outsider was a big thing. >> what do you like about an outsider who never held government office. no foreign policy experience. nothing like that. you thought he would be the best guy to run the country. >> i believed he would put people in positions that could take care of those things. i wanted someone who i believed would take a different approach to government and dealing with government. somebody who was not a lifetime politician. i really believed that from the people i have spoken to in our area through the campaign as well as after when i tried to identify specific issues that they look to trump to be able to satisfy for them. in most cases if it was more the fact that we wan

to make that balance i hope they find some solutions maybe maybe even this year all right scott ross perot in cannes france as always scott thank you very much. the day is almost gone the conversation continues online however you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can follow me at golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day to see that. talk to take. medicine to treat point. the biggest development since the discovery of penicillin. using them instead of going to the doctor official intelligence instead of private consulting. class nice pills instead of one kind. of big business with risks such a fast. made in germany in 60 minutes long t.w. . small consumer be changing. the people making it possible eco africa. fantastic right. as they set out to safety environment. good learn from one another. and work together for the future. comfort. w. . some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter of people. put the world be like in your life time in around half a century. your world will be around 2 d

to make that balance i hope they find some solutions maybe maybe even this year all right scott ross perot in cannes france as always scott thank you very much. over the years almost on the conversation continues online however you'll find us on twitter either and you w news or you can follow me at bring golf t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day to see that. they live from hunting no they are being hunted. the indigenous not i know people in northeast brazil. their reservation is shrinking as farmers encroach upon their land. the authorities are trying to protect the indigenous people but for how much longer. than 3000 next d.w. . eco africa meets a woman on a mission to save the environment. but he gets no problem but the rot that look for solutions to get interest period is a reporter in a zombie she knows that nature is often pushed past its limits here because people simply don't know any better but she's determined to change that. in 60 minutes on d w. an action packed life. anything's possible as long

that year, the progressives were doing very well, so there was a third party that ross perot-wise wasiding things. normally when that happens, in our experience the democrats win. that electionin because he was so popular an absolute majority, not a plurality. veryat the democrats and a healthy progressive party. he was massively popular. the republican party had a heart attack when it realized he would not run in 1928. he could have. he was on the radio. what is missing and may yet be found, because so much is found nowadays, are recordings of coolidge on the radio. we don't seem to have those. we have the recordings of fdr, and that became national memory. that's not to say coolidge was a lovey-dovey person. he was famously spare and restrained. but he was a recognizable type, especially to midwesterners, actually, a farmer type. humored,to say, dry didn't say a lot, but much appreciated. i wouldn't say he was a poor communicator. he was a different kind of commu nicator. i'm looking for those radio tapes, only. one, when lindbergh returned. coolidge loved aviation, particularly civ

standard have been meeting on a regular basis trying to find a third party person to come in and ross perotdent this time around and i think amash is doing a tryout now. >> kirsten, over the weekend a michigan state representative said this allowed him to launch a charge against him. sitting republicans criticizing the president can be the downfall of their careers. you saw senator flake and corker forced into retirement. do you believe this contesting the water as some sort of challenge to the president? >> it could be but it's not really new for justin amash to be doing things like this. he has a long history of being independent minded and criticize his party. kevin mccarthy criticized him but what he left out is often when justin amash wasn't voting with him, it wasn't because he was liberal, he was coming at him with a conservative standpoint. he's a member of the house freedom caucus. he's actually quite conservative and, by the way, just as a matter of fact, he votes more with republicans than he does with democrats. he's a person who has a history of doing this. if he was going to r

standard have been meeting on a regular basis have been trying to find a person to come in and ross perot the president this time around, and i think amash is trying right there. >> your reaction sort of saying bill kristol was calling out your cabal clearly. >> i've been in no contact with justin amash, which comes from a different wing of the party than i do. >> remember the freedom caucus? >> foreign policy, very much on an anti-interventionist, and i guess i'm the opposite. i do think what he said was significant, and i think that kind of response suggests he is only one person. he is kind of a i guess you might say he won't bring a lot of republicans with hill. i think the main effect will be on democrats like we saw already tonight in the meeting they apparently had on the hill. it becomes harder for nancy pelosi to keep saying, no, no, politically risky, we're not going to do it. and he's laid out not that donald trump should be impeached but there should be hearings or an inquiry into impeachment. i think you combine the trump administration's stonewalling, what amash has done. i

. >> what ross perot called free candy. out the free candy and when we get in office, we take it back. >> potato chips and computer chips. >>> nba finals are tonight er eric, come on down. >> i thought you would be in toronto. >> couldn't get my visa worked out. >> which actually is -- the international angle is probably the most important thing here. >> first time the finals have been outside the u.s there's only one canadian team after vancouver gave up and went to memphis toronto is in the nba files, they have home court so the finals start in toronto tonight. it makes for an interesting game that you can immediately blame them when the ratings go down. they'll say toronto is not in the u.s. the ratings don't count. >> explain this for a second everybody will be focusing on the fact that there's no lebron and how do the ratings hold up the fact that half the games are in canada, it doesn't count -- >> it means the audience of toronto fans are not u.s. household. they're not part of a nielsen household number they have an

>> shannon: the democrats have shades of ross perot, freak out time, like when howard schultz talks aboutfor any of these other independent people who have name recognition and money and connections. they have the idea that they could move forward. you think about change themark s very nervous because of what he brings to the table. >> juan: more so than howard schultz. >> shannon: he's done the reality tv thing, he has mixed it up with trumpet floor and i could see them going toe-to-toe and both of them enjoying it. >> juan: jesse, you get down to the basics and i see this campaign is mark cuban saying hey, that's a big millionaire. i'm a real billionaire. vote for me. >> jesse: i teased him and i said you're jealous that another billionaire celebrity ran for president and won. he said i'm not jealous. trump is not a billionaire. [laughter] i told him we were during the segment and he said tell greg i will have the cramps play at the inauguration. >> greg: he's got my vote. he is a cramps fan, which is amazing. >> jesse: i like him. i'm not a mavericks fan but i like that he speaks his m

remember when he addressed the nation going back a number of months and i would hope there would be a ross perot like tape and he would show us aerial footage and graphs, and fully detail where in the problem lies. there has not been that kind of conversation, it has been just soundbites. it leaves someone like me at a loss for trying to understand where do we need an additional barrier? i am sure we do. 2000 miles worth? i'm sure we don't. it is a light on data and too much with the soundbites. host: another point you spoke about that has been getting a senator amytion, klobuchar had 1.6 million viewers when she did a town hall a week and half ago. senator elizabeth warren said she will not appear on fox. what are your thoughts? guest: short-term, elizabeth warren has the right idea because she is looking to get some wind at her back. she needs to distinguish herself from the other 22. she is not doing badly, she is behind bernie and most of the polls i have seen and he does not seem to have the traction he had four years ago. shines aort term, she spotlight that she is willing to forgo reachin

he won 46% which is what bill clinton got with ross perot getting 19% of the vote. he's not popular. in order to win the first time, he had to have russia voter suppression and 40 something years of attacks on hillary clinton. that's the only way he was able to sneak over the finish line and still lost the popular vote by 3 million votes. this is not a strong position. the challenge democrats have is his percent is fixed. they're hard-core and they will crawl over broken glass to get him back in because their issue isn't the economy. it's immigration. they think he's going to get the brown people out. they'll do anything to get him back in. democrats need passion on their side, too. >> cornell, when you look at that overwhelming expression by democratic voters in the polls saying what we're looking for is the candidate who is most likely strongest positioned to beat donald trump, and the poll shows right now the answer to that question is biden. how do the other candidates compete on that question? >> well, a couple things. i do want to throw some caution in the con

i was impressed that ross perot managed to do that. he managed to put the deficit and the debt on the national agenda. campaigns don't have to be narcotics. they don't have to be promising us things that cannot be delivered. they can, in fact, be ways to get us to address problems that we're actually confronting as a country. the question is how do we incentivize that and increase the likelihood that when candidates do step up, they're electable? i think people mislearned the lesson in '84. mondale said he would increase taxes, and as a result, he was defeated. i think the lesson instead was the mondale messaging campaign, coming from his strategists in the form of his advertising, failed to blunt the charge that he was going to use his money that he raised through taxes for new social programs. the public didn't believe that he was going to use it to reduce the deficit. they believed he was going to use it for new social programs. if he was honest in saying it was going to reduce the deficit, he had a communication problem. he didn't

a big factor was ross perot. didn't win a single vote in the electoral college, he won 19% of the popular vote. president bush won 18 states. fast forward and president trump could face a third party challenge from justin amash. the gentleman from the michigan's 3rd congressional district. he gained notoriety for coming to his own conclusions about the mueller report. matt walsh has written about the prospects of an amash candidacy. why this could be so conscious convention is. >> donald trump beat hillary clinton by less than 11,000 votes in michigan. justin amash got more than 200,000 votes in his district, more than gary johnson, the libertarian party nominee received back then. he's been winning as a republican even though he's a libertarian with a small "l." he would peel republican votes because they're used to running for him if he was to run in michigan. that's still a big if even though it's easy to look at his career since 2017 as one long prelude to libertarian party run. his pinned tweet is the washin

ross perot managed to do that. he managed to cut the deficit and the debt on the national agenda. campaigns don't have to be narcotics. they don't have to be promising of things that cannot be delivered. how do we incentivized up and ed increase the likelihood that when they do start up. ite think people just learned of the electiothatthe election of n was taken away when they said they would increase taxes and as a result he was defeated. the messaging campaign coming from but strategists in the advertising failed the charge they were going to raise the taxes and social programs the public didn'tt believe that he was going to use it to reduce the deficit, they were goingam o use it for new social programs if he was honest and had a communication problem he didn't communicate that clearly but sometimes we miss learned the lessons of the past but someone steps up to try to address the problem and then misreads the implications of that i think we did that in a p. four. >> host: in all of your books you talk about the cognitive process. >> guest: yes. we assume the message that's out

a moment where the president is going to have to explain what's at stake, i'm not calling it a ross perot chart moment. warn the american people, you will see higher prices for stuff when you pop into stores? it will be delayed a couple weeks because of the effects only new goods, not goods in transit or here or already here. but what do you think? >> i think you're right. the democrat debates, the first debates are coming up in just one month's time. you can bet the 2020 democrats are going to start hammering away at this. for a very long time, china has effectively one analyst said, effectively america's 3d printer. it makes all sorts of things u.s. consumers really like to buy. china has the supply chains very high quality right now. they're moving to be more high-tech supply chains inside of china. there is talk that china manufacturing could move offshore to vietnam or indonesia or malaysia. they're about in 2002 when it comes to the quality of their supply chains. china has upgraded but has pretty high quality right now. so china, this is going to be an enduring fight. what's really

i was impressed that ross perot was able to do a pretty put that on the national agenda.campaigns do not have to be narcotics. you do not to be promising as things that cannot be delivered. y.they can in fact be ways to g us to address problems that we are actually confronting as a country. the question is how do we incentivize that and increase the likelihood that when candidates to step up they are electable? i think people miss learn the lesson of 84. an a for a listen taken away was -- said he lwould increase taxes and as a result he was defeated. i think the lesson instead was the mondo messaging campaign coming from his strategist in the form of his advertising field to blunt the charge he was going to use his money that he raised the taxes for new social programs. the public did not believe that he was going to use it to reduce the deficit. they believed is going to use it for new social programs. if he was honest in saying it was going to -- he did not communicate clearly.sometimes we miss learn the lessons of the past. someone tries to address a real problem and

>> remember this my very close friend in ross perot in '92 talked about the giant sucking sound comingsolutely. it will be better, it will be better and fairer. it will allow free competition as it should happen. it will allow us to be more effective than we've been before. same is true with china. ainsley: you wrote a book about capitalism. in 2018 i remember being at dinner with friends, half the group had lost their jobs. what is the significance of having a job? what does that do to an american? why are you -- >> i know what it does to a kid that starts with us with nothing at 18 years old, and ends up one day being a multimillionaire. we have 3,000 kids, i call them kids, when you're 83 you're a kid. i'm 83. we have 3,000 kid that started with us in the parking lot that are multimillionaires today. that is capitalism. these were kids that weren't kids that went to ivy league schools. these were not kids of gifted ability. they want to get a job, work hard, do the best they can. brian: right. >> so the key here is, see to me the biggest failing of our socialistic system or entitlem

remember when he addressed the nation going back a number of months and i would hope there would be a ross perottape and he would show us aerial footage and graphs, and fully detail where in the problem lies. there has not been that kind of conversation, it has been just soundbites. it leaves someone like me at a loss for trying to understand where do we need an additional barrier? i am sure we do. 2000 miles worth? i'm sure we don't. it is a light on data and too much with the soundbites. host: another point you spoke about that has been getting a senator amytion, klobuchar had 1.6 million viewers when she did a town hall a week and half ago. senator elizabeth warren said she will not appear on fox. what are your thoughts? guest: short-term, elizabeth warren has the right idea because she is looking to get some wind at her back. she needs to distinguish herself from the other 22. she is not doing badly, she is behind bernie and most of the polls i have seen and he does not seem to have the traction he had four years ago. shines aort term, she spotlight that she is willing to forgo reaching the