and this of course, is sdp never quite is what the sdp never quite managed to do.what ukip never quite managed which never quite managed to do, which is present itself as credible is present itself as a credible alternative . and if that alternative. and if that happens, everything off the table. >> the sdp did, though, in 1981 the sdp were polling over 50% and in the 1983 election what they were in 1, 2% for the labour party. >> yeah, they got 25.3. they got 23 seats and labour got 27 and a bit percent and 209. >> that's right . and that is the >> that's right. and that is the thatis >> that's right. and that is the that is the fundamental issue with first past the post. and it makes it difficult for challenger even if challenger parties, even if they're getting to the they're getting close to the incumbent. >> one exception to >> there's one exception to that. 30 years that. and that's canada 30 years ago. that. and that's canada 30 years agoyes . >> yes. >> yes. where >> yes. where an >> yes. where an incumbent conservative party with a majority and doing about

history and the eldest son of former chancellor willie brant, who, like his father, is a member of the sdptro brant. hello gerbrant. greetings. yes, to my right, former inspector general of the bundesweir and former chairman of the nato military committee. hello, herkuet, hello, welcome, yes, i'm glad we're here today. mr. coet, we spoke on the phone at the end of the summer when you, along with mr. brant and two other colleagues, published your call for peace, we then had the idea to conduct an interview, it took some time to organize it, but i am glad that we met today here in noirupin, about an hour away. north of berlin, i would like to ask you a question, herbrant, do you think russia will agree to negotiate now, when the military defeat of ukraine is visible on the horizon, what do you think? well, i would not go so far as to say that ukraine's defeat is on the horizon, it is becoming obvious or has already become that it will not achieve its goals, but, but i will not because of this. conditions, otherwise nothing will come of it, the discussion in the usa was more open from the ver

became mayor of hamburg in february 1911, his wife was a member of the state parliament from the same sdpected head of the city, she completely stopped her political activities in hamburg. a meeting with local residents, as i already said, doctors, teachers were invited to the meeting and a conversation was also held about the special operation. putin, after complaining about difficulties with vacations, after being wounded in the northern military district, said that the situation was being corrected, vacation in any case should not disappear, the ministry of defense is already implementing this, putin promised to look into specific examples of complaints about... delays in payments for a special operation, these are bureaucratic failures, we need to understand where exactly they occur. it is also stated that this year russia will begin mass production of the new drel glide bomb. this news did not come from putin’s meeting with local residents in onadar. it is reported that. the aerial bomb has successfully passed all tests ; the production of the first production batch is planned for 20

higher provisions with the economic climate in the second half of the year sdp. >> and the individualories. citibank is restructuring. a change of leadership when it comes to morgan stanley. all very important to digest as we await to hear from all of them. >> it is interesting to hear from the bank ceos and what they have to say in terms of the outlook. it tebnds to be the bigger driver. it is not just the earnings, but the likes of jamie dimon and other ceos have to say about how the consumer is holding up and also what delinquencies are looking like as we start monitoring more of the weakness in data. >> of course, how that might translate into the action here in europe. our u.s. colleagues will speak to bank of america ceo after 8:00 p.m. cet and the citigroup ceo mark mason. >>> do not miss cnbc coverage next week live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. that is kicking off on monday, january 15th. that is it for our show. i'm joumanna bercetche. >> i'm silvia amaro. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't

um, i look historically at roy jenkins and the sdp and.on was really interesting. the sdp gets 25.5% of the vote and 23 seats. labour get 27.5% of the vote and 209. um, so do i want to throw myself at something ? uh, give up myself at something? uh, give up the much better, happier , more the much better, happier, more comfortable life that i have ? comfortable life that i have? and by the way, enjoy being part of the podcasting revolution. gb news which i genuinely have been saying one uh, do i want to give all that up? if it's a futile attempt to break a system that can't be broken? and that's a really big consideration, i don't yet know the answer, but i feel it's as if the pressure is being put on me every day to do well. >> i mean, the pressure clearly has been put on you tonight by the bloke who rishi sunak literally paid to crunch the numbers to tell him how he was doing. and that guy says that if you decide to run, the tories won't exist by christmas. that must be tempting. no >> well, of course it's tempting , patrick, but. but i

clear why, the same bilt writes that boris pistorius, who, once again emphasizing, represents the same sdp ward for 4 days, that is, he was created or was not, unclear. and most importantly, no one knew about this, neither president biden, nor any of the other leaders of the administration, nor, that is, the number three person in the hierarchy of the united states, nor the vice president, nor the speaker of the house of representatives michael johnson, nor even the acting secretary defense, deputy minister of defense, also did not know where osen was and what was happening to him. this means that, naturally, there is a monstrous scandal about this, and at the same time one must understand that lloyd osin, the minister of defense. key link in deciding on the use of military force of the united states states, including the use of nuclear weapons , it seems to me, alexey german, that in addition to the disorganization that has surpassed the degree of disorganization of the donald trump administration, this indicates that in fact the political elite of the united states does not perceive the

it is growing over last year >> 5% sdp >> i think it is 5.5%. those themes are there what people want from institutions is certainty and execution and getting stuff done and not the usual food fight it is great to learn from people and go back and try to do something good >> let's dig deeper on what you heard from president zelenskyy this is a critical time for what is happening in ukraine. what has been amazing is their economy is growing in the midst of the ongoing war >> it is a classic definition of walking and chewing gum. fighting to the death and the first time they came in 2022, we were stunned but how resolute they were in fighting the war. they opened the black sea to get the grain out. our teammate went there on friday with secretary pritzker his message was they have to straighten out the country and the reforms have to go through because you cannot put the money in otherwise it is fascinating to hear him talk about that. he is flipping from military to defense to anti-corruption to grain and military and defense it is fascinating. >

. >> until they pull the plug on all of us, paul sdp. >> we have seen "the terminator" movies and wet's the best case scenario >> you get the heads of state and leaders with a.i. and policy decision makers on health care sanofi is well placed. we launched three medicines. rsv. we launched this year. we showed we can build a pipeline and use a.i we have positioned ourselves well that is the value that people are seeing. >> paul, i want to thank you very much for joining us today a pleasure to see you again. really good to catch up again. >> thank you >> thank you >>> coming up, we still have a big lineup ahead i hope so. we have two and a half more hours. morgan stanley's ted pick and actor will.i.am and former house speaker paul ryan. we have a number of interviews on our podcast you can dolo a ltewnadndisn any s any time we'll be right back. >> announcer: currency check is sponsored by interactive brokers. the best informed investors choose interactive brokers the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we

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