go ahead it's worth pointing out that those who are from the ruling coalition that's the social democratic party is the junior members with angela merkel's christian democratic union and the christian social union the bavarian sister party of those. they really were saying that this can't be a unilaterally german decision if they were to to stop the north stream to gas pipeline project they are saying that it would have to. from a european level decided they would be looking to brussels some suggesting they were looking to nato as well to decide on whether the project should go ahead so if a fiery exchange between politicians in the bundestag it wrapped up just a short while ago the majority as i say though pointing a finger of blame directly at russia and demanding answers over what happened to alexei novelli ok thanks for going through what's been happening the way you are this friday for now peter oliver in berlin thanks and meanwhile russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov has urged germany to provide whatever information has on the valleys alleged poisoning. but if the use of your mind you

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really asking the system on the question of me and my boss cycle miles being members of the social democratic party so so no you're trying to put me into responsibility for something well you're part of the government does that equate you're part of the government with your christian democratic partners and i can tell you that. i think we had maybe a dictate where we were social democrats and christian democrats and liberals and greens or whatever it may be too optimistic about the impact of our economic engagement on the mocker city and human rights as think this is a very obvious china change to that guiding policy of soft drink shopping so to bide your time never takes the lead that is over with risp presidency and that's why we're in the middle and that's why i welcome your questions. we are in the middle of a debate how to readjust our policy and i think we need to defend or ok with stronger but we shouldn't cut off or a white house with china you need allies to deal with china absolutely russia you absolutely do let's look at the seat of your alliances right now the u.s. is pulling 12000 troo

really asking me system on the question of me and my boss cycle miles being members of the social democratic party so so now you're trying to put me into responsibility for something well you're part of the government does that occur if you're part of the government with your christian democratic partners and i can tell you that. i think we had maybe a dictate where we were social democrats question the question of liberals and greens or whatever may be too optimistic about the impact of our economic engagement on democracy and human rights i think this is very obvious china change the guiding policy of soft thing shopping so to bide your time never takes the lead that is over with risp presidency and that's why we're in the middle and that's why i welcome your questions we are in the midst of a debate how to readjust our policy and i think we need to defend or ok with stronger but we shouldn't cut off our right ties with china you need allies to. deal with china absolutely russia you absolutely do let's look at the state of your alliances right now the u.s. is pulling 12000 troops out of germany

really asking the system on the question of me and my boss cycle miles being members of the social democratic party so so no you're trying to put me into responsibility for something well you're part of the government does that equate you're part of the government with your christian democratic partners and i can tell you that. i think we had maybe a dictate where we were social democrats and christian democrats and liberals and greens or whatever it may be too optimistic about the impact of our economic engagement on democracy and human rights as saying this is very obvious china change to that guiding policy itself then shopping so to bide your time never takes the lead that is over with risp presidency and that's why we're in the middle and that's why i welcome your questions. we are in the middle of a debate how to readjust our policy and i think we need to defend or ok with stronger but we shouldn't cut off or away ties with china you need allies to deal with china absolutely russia you absolutely do let's look at the state of your alliances right now the u.s. is pulling 12000 troops out of ge

really asking me a system on the question of me and my boss cycle miles being members of the social democratic party so so no you're trying to put me into responsibility for something well you're part of a government that a group you're part of the government with your christian democratic partners and i can tell you that. i think we had maybe a dictate where we were social democrats question the question of liberals and greens or whatever may be too optimistic about the impact of our economic engagement on the markets the human rights i think this is very obvious china change the that guiding policy of soft drink shopping so to bide your time never takes the lead that is over with risp presidency and that's why we're in the middle and that's why i welcome your questions we are in the middle of a debate how to readjust our policy and i think we need to be fed or ok with stronger but we shouldn't cut off ties with china you need allies to. with china absolutely russia you absolutely do let's look at the seat of your alliances right now the u.s. is pulling 12000 troops out of germany is reportedly bec

and immediately, the social democrats, the socialist party, kicked them out. the communists said, come be with us. klaus hesitated but eventually, they both joined, and they never looked back. that was it. at they did not join because first, they were communists. they were for the working class. they joined because they wanted to fight the nazis and they thought the socialists were not fighting the nazis. the socialists fought the communists and the communists fought the socialists. they hated each other. >> so he was traumatized, initially, by this whole experience, no? nancy they tried to kill the : nazi students. the council voted secretly to kill him. that was in 1933. there was a riot and the students around the university in the riot were yelling throw him in the fjord. the fjord was a piece of the baltic sea. it was february. you could not be in their but for a few minutes -- be in there before a few minutes it would kill you. they threw him in. all he ever said about it was that he swims out. it was very traumatic. and then he ended up in berlin a few

really asking me system on the question of me and my boss cycle miles being members of the social democratic party. so so now you're trying to put me into responsibility for something well you're part of the government does that equate you're part of the government with your christian democratic partners and i can tell you that. i think we had maybe a decade where we were social democrats in question the question of liberal to greens or whatever may be too optimistic about the impact of our economic engagement on democracy and human rights i think this is very obvious china change the guiding policy of soft drink shopping so to bide your time never takes the lead that is over with risp presidency and that's why we are in the middle and that's why i welcome your questions we are in the midst of a debate how to readjust our policy and i think we need to defend or ok with stronger but we shouldn't cut off or away ties with china you need allies to deal with china absolutely russia you absolutely do let's look at the state of your alliances right now the u.s. is pulling 12000 troops and germany is rep

i oppose social views of the democratic party, especially on abortion, but as a catholic i don't believe i can morally support president trump either, given his aggressive foreign policy and remarks towards foreign countries and the general scandal that surrounds him as a person. --t one of the people person." just one of the people interviewed in that story about why they are voting in 2020. carl is up first out of kansas city, missouri. on the line for those supporting joe biden. carl, good morning. pretty close, i'm to the guy you just talked to. the thing that swings my vote is trump pulling the money out of the world health organization. to me that's crazy, ok? that's all i have to say. host: why haven't you voted in the past? why will this be your first time? caller: you know what? i just, i wasn't a hillary supporter and i wasn't a trump supporter. host: were you ever a previous president supporter? do you mind if i ask how old you are? caller: i'm, i'm a veteran, but i don't, i mind my own business and stay to myself. host: can you think that generally includes voting as well? ca

democratic party. the truth is, the democratic party today is about higher taxes, socialized medicine, "is, abortion onemand and setting funding to launch -- and cutting funding to law enforcement. it would take our nation on a path of socialism and decline. so i say to all my fellow all ourans, independence and every great democrat gathered here, we need to decide right here and right that joe biden is never going to be president of the united states. we are going to reelect president donald trump for four more years. [applause] [chanting] all we have done in those first three years, all we have done in the trying days of 2020 just what president donald trump calls a good start. we are going to keep america going. keep america growing. with four more years, i promise you, four more years means more jobs. means moreears judges. four more years means more support for our troops. and it's going to take at least four more years to drain the swamp. [cheering] so ladies and gentlemen, it's on. and it's time. president donald trump, i think you all figured out a while ago, president donald trump is the real

socialism. biden and the democratic party is drifting into socialism. that's left his numbers there weaker than among latinos across the board. that's why you see michael bloomberg stepping forward to say he's going to provide significant air cover in an expensive state so that biden campaign can continue to focus its resources elsewhere. >> $100 million. has president trump taken note of that, michael? >> you know he's always got his eye on what the bloomberg -- former mayor of new york is up to. i'm sure we'll see more than a few tweets over this in the coming days, steph. >> $100 million. you're going to feel that. gentlemen, thank you. >>> i want to go back to a very important topic that impacts all of us. the u.s. postal service. they're already under pressure to count all of the votes legally cast in this election, but this morning, the usps is facing its own lawsuit accusing its officials of spreading misinformation about how and when to vote. i want you to look at this. you may have already gotten one in your mailbox at home. it has been sent to

little clip of that interview >> why didn't you head the democratic party, like mccarthy and declare yourself a democrat and head of the social lift party and win?ha that ever occurred to you? [ laughter ] >> has that ever occurred to cau? see you're thinking about that. >> we are given that adviced ad infinitum by every liberal we come across. and we explain to them, ano we explainem that the democratic party is not a socialist party. and it's controlled by the capitalists and it's not goiol to be cond by any other way, and mccarthy is a capitalist, or supports that policy, d if he didn't, he wouldn't get anywhere in the democratic party. >> a moment in time, but is the democratic party essentially a capitalist party? >> look, the democratic -- >> democratic socialists? >> you are assuming that there is a rigidity there that cant be changed. if your question is orhas, many, many year, the democratic party received an enormous amount of funding from some of corporations in this country? yes. have ty stood up for working people effectively? no, they have not. but things change. and when we are seeing all over thisountry the el

social security? party ishe democratic the one who put social security in. they are not going to do away with it. they would like to add more to it. people -- socialism, socialism -- there is no such thing as socialism that they are talking about. that is ridiculous. that is steve in noblesville, indiana talking about social security. francisco,an undecided, hello. caller: how are you? host: i am well. caller: my issues the violence and anger that seems to be exploding with president trump. undecided, now i am decided listening to the calls that i'm going to go for joe. host: why is that? were you a supporter of joe biden before you called? caller: i was debating. i've been watching them both. i am a supporter of joe biden, i am now. i tried to give trump a chance but he lies all the time. it is unbelievable. too many people call in to stick up for some but he who does not care about us. host: ivanka calling about joe biden. some previous colors about social security, this is tony rom -- president trump pledged saturday to pursue a permanent cut to defend social security and medicare if he wins r

supporting task by members of congress who are openly conferring social is for the most dominant ideological character in the democratic party today alexandra ocasio cortez is a democratic socialist and she has built had expanded a group of candidates a cadre of the will of candidates that are open to socialism and believed in tearing down the old system and putting up their new system. you can see the results of these policies in places like california. this is what ultimately made me more conservative to see the results of policies but take the green new deal for example of an early version of an in california but the state has mandated a move to renewable energy sources like solar and wind. what happens during a heatwave in august? do we have high demand of the system and solar cells and cloud cover over the deserts. when power was unavailable because it was very calm. there wasn't enough wind to keep the turbines going and so northern and central california had to have rolling blackouts and the threat of rolling blackouts for several days for gavin newsom who is as left-wing as they come in one of the early pioneers of m

the trump campaign has done a good job in defining joe biden and the democratic party as socialism, concernsver socialism. they're concerned. and so that vote is appearing to trend towards donald trump. as i mentioned earlier, it's not monolithic, of course, in the hispanic community. and so the puerto rico community with increasing numbers in central florida, you could see that and you are seeing that go heavily to joe biden. which is one of the reasons last week joe biden made his first trip to florida and he went to tampa. that's an area he was courting the puerto rican community in central florida. seniors are a big part of the vote and they vote. they show up and vote. on their minds, social security, medicare, covid-19, and so that is a big part of donald trump took them four years ago. joe biden making some inroads into that community this year. and so among college-educated whites, joe biden doing well. among noneducated whites, donald trump doing well. as i said earlier, joe biden in the urban areas, donald trump in the rural areas, edge to donald trump in the suburb areas, but a ba

interpret all of this as they see some of the most prominent members of both republican democrat parties socially saying that they may not feel comfortable about the outcome of the november 3rd vote it's no secret of course they don't know who is very suspicious of 1000000 dollars bucks is a point to being too tweeting promoting merely in balloting in florida. yeah well because it's a battleground state and basically there is no path to victory for either donald trump or the democratic challenger joe biden except through florida as that's how pivotal this state is we've seen it in past u.s. elections we saw it in 2016 that is why the president is sort of backtracking on his suggestion that in person balloting is the only way to accept the integrity of a u.s. vote what we've got going on here is a reminder that this president has been inconsistent well he has certainly question the integrity of mail in balloting he's done it himself he's even advocating for it now you have to remember those comments he made back when he was in north carolina where he seemed to get a lot of pushback for the fact th

there is a general concern in america that within the democratic party they are swinging toward socialism. i want to talk about florida. you guys make it interesting. predict that whoever winds florida is going to win. , we can put upna a map and pick all of the states. we are going through a constant state of change. people are fleeing the northeast and coming here. i am guessing they are doing the same in florida. the problem is when they come blue whichare voting may turn it into something. it is a confusing phenomenon. the same thing is happening in arizona. people are jumping across the border from california to aaron zona and they are going through a change like this -- arizona. a merry-go-round except somebody has to win your on a merry-go-round, nobody ever does. given your feelings on the democratic exchanges down there. thank you. guest: you make some good comments. it is interesting in florida. for a number of years in broad strokes that i-75 corridor from the midwest. a little bit more of a conservative. the i-95 interstate on the east coast and landing in miami-dade and browa

if you remember hillary clinton won with those voters by 30%, they save the democratic party goes to socialism. does that surprise you that i do biden event there are way more trump supporter's and biden supporters? >> no, we are trump country here. >> why is there so much support for the president here? >> he speaks our language, and he does so much for the people. are you surprised and as with as many of them out there. they also put the president because, people from venezuela and cuba, they lived through socialism and they know what it is. we don't want to repeat that in this country. >> deal believe that biden has a shot here in florida? >> no. he's going toward socialism. wake up. >> you can tell those voters are passionate and the democrats are scared about florida. mike bloomberg, the former presidential candidate and also a billionaire are committing to raise over $100 million to dedicate to florida so democrats can win. also one of the report behind the scenes, and "the washington post" saying that bernie sanders is privately expressing some doubt in joe biden saying he is not being

turnout has been on a steady decline since 2020 when a nationwide democratic party organize social media manipulation campaign sprint. after election day came and went, trump easily won a second term at a ukrainian journalist uncovered this manipulation story was fabricated. it originated from a trial account-based and sochi russia were another troll factory had been operating quietly for years. the story alleged the leadership of the democratic national committee itself had been using russia style social media tactics, with a well-timed tweet from an authentic account in sochi to rudy giuliani, the rumor got its legs and with a single retweet the former new york mayor turned the entire twitter sphere rabbit. and it crossed party lines. it was no matter story was complete hearsay. no one ever reduce the shred of concrete evidence about the whole affair but after the dnc had been hacked and its email plastered across the internet during the 2016 election it lost members and more importantly unaffiliated swing voters. they were fed by nonstop. in a vicious unending circle the news media re

social class. that's at the same moment of the democratic party was moving away when the democrats decided to wait the campuses with that class and at the very moment republicans saw their opportunity, clever players as we all know and they saw the opportunity and they stepped right in with appeals based on social class. begins with nixon with pat buchanan and the culture wars and the call described as a populist reagan was constantly described as a populist in the early days of his presidency. he was a late to hang around with people with calluses on their hands and then as president the epic tale of deregulation do unionization and the tax cuts. he hopes to crush manufacturing and do you organize labor in america but he is a stunning way of speaking and hanging out with people with a callous on their hand. there you go. >> but are you faulting the left for trying to describe that? >>guest: that's a fair description. >> when people say right wing populism that is what they mean? >>guest: not trying to be a policeman about the word populism. my wife said that she is the original attachment she sai

base believe that joe biden is a trojan horse for the radical left of the democratic party saying several times that you want socialismnd socialist healthcare because of the pack you made with bernie sanders. you saw both may go on the attack but you also saw both of them go on the defense at several points during this hour and a half. greg, you sort of had on this at the top of our discussion. did this sway anyone either to vote for president trump or to vote for joe biden? it is interesting. when you look at the real-time reaction, when i am scrolling through twitter, it was clear to me that those who support joe biden felt like he was doing an outstanding job and those who support president trump thought the same way about his performance tonight. the results were sort of big ten. if you support joe biden you didn't leave tonight feeling either way. you continue to support joe biden. if you are going to vote for president he proves to you why you want to vote for him. he is encouraging you to do so. in effect, reinforcing their bases i don't know if this shift the conversation with the polls as we have seen them fo

the institutions of the democratic party and that's for a number of reasons but another and that social media attention amplify those voices but the mainstream media the off-line media play a role in moving the democratic party to the left and then to get the left-leaning network it is a forum is not changing the agenda of the party. and to move democrats to the left. and with the center of the conversation. and then to have powerful pro trump voices. and in the only person and also there on cnn to present a variety of perspectives even if learning on - - leaning left but cnn has been not just for the democratic party but they have moved the party in that direction and i'll give an example. cnn would be a good idea to stage those townhall events that is valuable but they have town halls around issues. those are problem because they are produced in front of a live audience. and activist on that issue. they will overboard with the pause those candidates who best reflect the most aggressive position. if you have a climate change and cnn devoted seven hours you will get candidate competing

there is no change in the that you know all governments reviewed by social democrats or by greens or by or or by conservative parties if there is a broad understanding. about the security of israel. and peace and development in the middle east i even have that there would be more engagement driven by germany and france to foster modernization development in the mediterranean and in the southern neighborhood and $2.00 and $3.00 need to get a conflict in the region souls all right christiane with germany's bevels mint foundation mr holmes we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you it's a pleasure talking to you don. they were sobering a warming yet not surprising words to day german chancellor angela merkel said that many jews living in germany today do not feel safe and she cautioned that anti-semitism in germany has never disappear merkel spoke today at a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the central council of jews in germany the organization was created in the wake of the holocaust and has been a driving force in revitalizing jewish lives and culture here injure. a day of remembrance 70 year

there is no change in the gut you know all governments reviewed by social democrats or by greens or by our or by conservative parties if there is a broad understanding. about the security of israel. and peace and development in the middle east i even have that there would be more engagement also driven by germany and france to foster modernization development in the mediterranean and in the southern neighborhood and to read to get a conflict in the region souls all right christiane one of with germany's bevels when foundation mr holmes we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you it's a pleasure talking to you don. they were sobering a warming yet not surprising words today german chancellor angela merkel said that many jews living in germany today do not feel safe and she cautioned that anti-semitism in germany has never disappear merkel spoke today at a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the central council of jews in germany the organization was created in the wake of the holocaust and has been a driving force in revitalizing jewish lives and culture here injure. a day of remembrance 70 years

possibility of any kind of democratic practices rights and liberties let alone social movements and so for the neo liberal wing of the ruling class with the disturbance and democratic party is still going to be a. disaster but not the catastrophe that trump ears because they're still so tied to wall street there's still so tied to the pentagon is still so tied to militarism around the world in their conception of justice is to just simply make the class an imperial hierarchy more colorful so they want more black people in more brown people they more want want more women to be part of this class hierarchy to be part of this imperial hierarchy so it's still very much an imperial democracy in that sense and that's where so many people think that lo and behold that's what it means to be progress but the much more raw truth telling and just a seeking tradition that does have real roots in the united states united states is always has that had critics of the american empire has always been deal ella baker who was invoked by biden himself in the speech ella baker was an exemplary. anti imperial and a strong critic of capitalism ashie work with martin luther king jr national wor

they are organized on social media inhabiting for a reason. the democratic party has encouraged this extremism over and over and over again. knightly, we tell you about it, but it never ends. gets worse. last night, the senate majority leader held a press conference targeting mitch mcconnell by name. hard to imagine that, but it happens. invited sandy cortez, a first-term congresswoman from the bronx. he is they said. >> if you want to get back at mitch mcconnell's blatant, nasty hypocrisy, call your senator and tell them not to listen to mitch mcconnell, not to be afraid of mitch mcconnell mitch mcconnell. >> and to mitch mcconnell, we need to tell him that he is playing with fire. >> tucker: we need to tell him that he is playing with fire. really? that's a threat. and on instagram, sandy cortez, america's most pampered revolutionary went ahead and suggested that democrats go further, maybe even embrace violence. watch. >> let this moment radicalize you. i don't care if you like him or not. this is not over. we win in november. i'm sorry to tell you you're not g

the democratic party have also moved left and that's for a number of reasons, but there's another institution outside of the party that also creates a left-wing environment and you're right social media tends to amplify the voices, it does on the right as well, but the mainstream media, the offline media also play a role in moving the democratic party to the left and msnbc does so although the difference with msnbc you know you're getting a left-wing network, it creates a forum for left-wing ideas, it's not really changing the agenda of the party. i think cnn has played a crucial role in moving democrats to the left and that's because cnn's brand is a standard that it represents the center of the conversation and in 2016 ironically they did a fairly good job of that because they had powerful protrump voices as surrogates on the platform. kayleigh mcenany was a regular on panels on cnn and gave her argument as best she could. she was often the only person or one of two people, jeffrey lord who they dumped for making a joke on twitter who was also there on cnn. cnn was presenting variety of perspective. since trump won, cnn has basically been a cheerleader not just for the democr

consequence of this message that the president has been putting out there about the level of socialism within the democratic partyuba, puerto rico, venezuela and south america, that's why i think you saw the deployment of kamala harris yesterday and they are going to continue to have to work hard to reach out to that community. maria: yeah, they've seen socialism up close and personal. their families have. ben, it's great to get your insights as always, thank you, sir. ben domenech from the federalist this morning. this morning amusement park owners begging governor cuomo for the groan light to reopen once again, the staggering amount of money they are losing every day coming up. stay with us. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcas

on the other psych, a democratic party that has literally been overtaken by the radical left. higher taxes, socializedicine, abortion on demand, open borders, and advocating cuts in law enforcement at a time of rising violence in our city. so we have to decide right here and now, all across the state of north carolina, that we will reelect president donald trump for four more years. we will recognize the road to victory starts right on tobacco road here in north carolina. [applause] this week, our president demonstrated his commitment to those of you who serve and protect every day. after a difficult week in kenosha, wisconsin, the president traveled there to a city torn to sunder, businesses destroyed, and burnt down, families displaced. he went there to say thanks to the courageous men and women of law enforcement and the national guard in wisconsin that stepped up and did their job. i promise you this president, this vice president will always stand for law & order for every city in every town in every state in america. [applause] you, in this freedom loving states, president trump and i will alway

social security? party ishe democratic the one who put social security in. they are not going to do away with it.uld like to add more to it. people -- socialism, socialism -- there is no such thing as socialism that they are talking about. that is ridiculous. that is steve in noblesville, indiana talking about social security. francisco,an undecided, hello. caller: how are you? host: i am well. caller: my issues the violence and anger that seems to be exploding with president trump. undecided, now i am decided listening to the calls that i'm going to go for joe. host: why is that? were you a supporter of joe biden before you called? caller: i was debating. i've been watching them both. i am a supporter of joe biden, i am now. i tried to give trump a chance but he lies all the time. it is unbelievable. too many people call in to stick up for some but he who does not care about us. host: ivanka calling about joe biden. some previous colors about social security, this is tony rom -- president trump pledged saturday to pursue a permanent cut to defend social security and medicare if he wins reelectio

social security? party ishe democratic the one who put social security in. they are not going to do away with it.uld like to add more to it. people -- socialism, socialism -- there is no such thing as socialism that they are talking about. that is ridiculous. that is steve in noblesville, indiana talking about social security. francisco,an undecided, hello. caller: how are you? host: i am well. caller: my issues the violence and anger that seems to be exploding with president trump. undecided, now i am decided listening to the calls that i'm going to go for joe. host: why is that? were you a supporter of joe biden before you called? caller: i was debating. i've been watching them both. i am a supporter of joe biden, i am now. i tried to give trump a chance but he lies all the time. it is unbelievable. too many people call in to stick up for some but he who does not care about us. host: ivanka calling about joe biden. some previous colors about social security, this is tony rom -- president trump pledged saturday to pursue a permanent cut to defend social security and medicare if he wins reelectio

they say because the democratic party is going to socialism. does that surprise you that i do biden event there are way more trump supporter's and biden supporters? t >> no, we are trump country here. >> why is there so much support for the president here? >> he speaks our language, and he does so much for the people. >> are you surprised that the polling is showing now that the president is surging with latino voters in florida? are you surprised about that? >> i am not surprised at all, because the latinos come from socialist countries, many of them out there, they would not support the socialism that the democrats are pushing. >> they also go to the president because people from venezuela and cuba, they lived through socialism. they know what it is. they don't want it to repeat in this country. >> do you believe that biden has a shot here in florida? >> no. he is going toward socialism, people. waitit up. wake up. >> you can tell those voters are passionate and the democrats are scared about florida. mike bloomberg, the former presidential c

hispanics critically and florida are especially aware of the abuses of socialism and the fact the democratic party the tenets of socialism mean a lot of hispanic americans have been made involuntary political orphans and a lot of hispanics informally supported the democratic party have been left by their own party. we hispanics are culturally, religiously, politically conservative people in the democratic party of 2020 has no room for conservative or traditionally minded people. this is not your parents or a imprint democratic party. >> i was just talking to martha maccallum and talking about what are the key issues, yes law and order is a big one but before covid this economy was on fire it was firing on all cylinders. is the economy still very important and how does that help donald trump who showed what he could do with the economy prior to the pandemic? >> i believe it's the number one issue, the president has a strong track record 2.2. on what we did before the china virus to create prosperity for those who have been left behind during the slow growth obama years. blue-collar people, people w

november, how does that mesh with what appears to be a very different democratic party all these years later where you have socialismnversation? >> well, you didn't mention that elizabeth warren is also on that transition team. and she's bringing forward all of her socialized medicine and all of the things that go along with all of the socialist policies that she's been promoting all of these years. yes, the democrat party has been taken over by the radical left and you just look at what's happening on the streets of democrat cities across the state. across the country. that should give you pause about electing a joe biden in november. todd: you mentioned socialism. bernie sanders warning that president trump may not concede the election if he loses. here's what sanders says, quote, we also must consider what happens if trump loses but refuses to abide by the results and does everything he can to hold onto power, what we have got to do in the next two months is alert the american people about what that nightmarish scenario might look like in order to prepare them for that possibility and talk about what happens, wha

by the social democrats or by greens or by our or by conservative parties if there is a broad understanding. about the security of israel. and peace and development in the middle east i even observe that there will be more engagement also driven by germany and france to foster modernization development in the mediterranean and in the southern neighborhood and to read to get a conflict in the region souls all right christiane with germany's bevels when foundation mr holmes we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you it's a pleasure talking to you don. they were sobering a warming yet not surprising words today german chancellor angela merkel said that many jews living in germany today do not feel safe and she cautioned that anti-semitism in germany has never disappear merkel spoke today at a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the central council of jews in germany the organization was created in the wake of the holocaust and has been a driving force in revitalizing jewish lives and culture here injure. a day of remembrance 70 years since the founding of the central counc

by the social democrats or by greens or by our or by conservative parties if there is a broad understanding about the security of israel. and peace and development in the middle east i even have that there would be more engagement also driven by germany and france to foster modernization development in the mediterranean and in the southern neighborhood and to read to get a conflict in the region souls all right christiane hunted with germany's bevels mint validation mr holmes we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you it's a pleasure talking to you. they were sobering a warming yet not surprising words today german chancellor angela merkel said that many jews living in germany today do not feel safe and she cautioned that anti-semitism in germany has never disappear merkel spoke today at a ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the central council of jews in germany the organization was created in the wake of the holocaust and has been a driving force in revitalizing jewish life and culture here injure. a day of remembrance 70 years since the founding of the central counci

what i will tell you, sandra, quick is that the media, hollywood, social media and the democrat partyhing a narrative that if you support donald trump you are a racist. that is why so many wisconsin voters, so many moms and dads won't tell a polster or even their neighbors sometimes that they support donald trump because they know they aren't a racist. but in wisconsin people are nice and they just don't want to deal with it and so there is a lot of silent voters. i've told you this before, sandra. people know that i'm a conservative. they feel comfortable telling me. i get a lot of i'm voting for donald trump and i get that everywhere i go. i think there is a silent vote that is not being counted in these polls. >> sandra: very interesting. rachel, i hope you come back soon. great to talk to you this morning. >> thank you so much. >> trace: an urgent search in beirut for possible survivors under tons of rubble a month after that massivexplosion, right? and federal agents finding and killing about the shooting if portland. what we're now learning about the suspect less. >> i watched t

trump has done and then say i am abandoning the republican party and i no longer want those things as democrats are espousing a path towards socialism, more government control more taxes, more regulation, taking away private healthcare, the list goes on and on. so i don't understand it but certainly we are going to do everything we can to make sure we have a victory not just for the president is taking back the house. >> host: does that divide the gop? >> guest: the group is smaller and smaller and they get more attention because but i know first-hand people who were concerned didn't know if he really going to put justices on the supreme court. they have come around in his support among the republican party's record high and that is evidenced by the enthusiasm not just through the volunteers but the conversations everybody's having where they say he really did deliver and i think republicans especially recognized he has been such a stronstrong precedent for these ideals pushing them forward. >> host: if you look at your home state and returns coming out november 3 what part of the state is going to be the bellwether for you and the

i oppose social views of the democratic party, especially on abortion, but as a catholic i don't believe can morally support president trump either, given his aggressive foreign policy and remarks towards foreign countries and the general scandal that surrounds him as a person. --t one of the people person." just one of the people interviewed in that story about why they are voting in 2020. carl is up first out of kansas city, missouri. on the line for those supporting joe biden. carl, good morning. pretty close, i'm to the guy you just talked to. the thing that swings my vote is trump pulling the money out of the world health organization. to me that's crazy, ok? that's all i have to say. host: why haven't you voted in the past? why will this be your first time? caller: you know what? i just, i wasn't a hillary supporter and i wasn't a trump supporter. host: were you ever a previous president supporter? do you mind if i ask how old you are? caller: i'm, i'm a veteran, but i don't, i mind my own business and stay to myself. host: can you think that generally includes voting as well? call