debs joined the socialist party of america in 1901 party form that year from a merger of the social democratic partyand the social labour party he ran for president on the stick it in five times. in 1912 he received 905 votes, fully 6% of the total vote. in 1920 he won 3.4%, although he was in jail for sedition at the time the socialist party was adamantly opposed to american participation in world war i. deficits broken out in favor of resisting the draft. sentenced to ten years, president warren harding commuted the sentence to time served in december of 1931 after deficit serve nearly three years in jail. after the collapse of the czars regime in russia and the subsequent takeover by the bolsheviks along with this country's entry into world war i the united states experience the first of the two 20th century red scares. the reasons for the scares were numerous attempts to successfully bomb people off their property -- june 1919, although palmer himself was not badly hurt. in september, 1920. a whole wagon load of dynamite blew up in front of the morgan bank on wall street. killing 38 and injuring

socialism was never able to form a single coherent political party in this country, socialist leaders almost entirely intellectual endlessly split over ideological minutia. there were social democrats and many others. debs joined the socialist party in 1901, a party formed with the merger of the social democratic party and socialist labor party. iran for president on this ticket 5 times, in 1912 received 900,000 votes, fully 6% of the total vote. in 1920 won 3.4% of the vote though he was in jail for sedition at the time. the socialist party was adamantly opposed to american participation and debs spoke out in favor of resisting the draft. sentenced to 10 years president lauren harding commuted the sentence to time served after debs served nearly 3 years in jail. after the collapse of bizarre regime in russia and subsequent takeover by the bolsheviks along with this country's entry into world war i the united states experienced the first of two twentieth century red scares. there are reasons for these scares, there were numerous attempts to bomb people and property, the washington house of woodrow wilson's -- was badly damaged by a bomb in june although palmer himself was not serio

social democrats? you were social democrats yourself, you went there precisely because of immorality. as far as i remember, the reasons why the social democratic partyns in its ranks are actually being tried, this is part of history, this was even it is related to relations with the kremlin, they change internally or externally, i believe that changes have taken place , and see, for example, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the bundestag, mikhail rot, one of the three who visited lviv very early, for example - lviv a-a and e -he is one of the three most important chairmen of the committees who put pressure on his own chancellor to deliver heavy weapons so that it was really real solidarity. after all, i remember, i know mikhail i remember very well those times when we were together in the social democratic party engaged in foreign policy and i was the only one who warned at the time . situations because, for example, the chairman of the bundestag faction, i am vinegar, he is a perfect demo person, but he is not a person in terms of that. as for this policy of the world, yes, and from his writing, he is still a representative of even

social costs is the creed, the scared. it's also applies to the party socially into the social democratic party. and frog is she knows of it, it is true of the spanish, motionless work as party witness. it is also true of the italian communist, whoever you look on monday, a one point for the dilution of neoliberalism dom reason. thus abandoned, the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of awe was the decline of social democracy. the eye is in taxation to redistribute wealth, and thus reducing qualities was gradually fighting blue. in 2005 europeans were asked to for a common european constitution voted, but the lens and france rejected it. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, but what is the people's vote worth, though just the movement of goods and capital bill. they said the treaty of lisbon was signed, but the tracy that was rejected by voters, this damage as would have consequences. but 19 the yellow vests. i'm convinced that red democracy wasn't really working. ah, vote a new e u treaty that is inclusive and my blade does not distort the outcome of the vote . a new dish. and that also allows f

nurlan and uyezbaev, the head of the capital branch of the social democratic party of kazakhstan , meiram, is the commonwealth of trade unions. kojiken. he is 61 works as director of the institute for research of modern society and zhiguli deirabaev about him. we have already recalled that he was nominated by the auel party. let me remind you that november 20, the voting day was the first of the candidates to present his election program. it is called a fair kazakhstan for everyone and for everyone now and forever. now the idea of ​​justice in our public policy will become the most important thing; our entire national ideology will be permeated with the idea of ​​justice; the idea of ​​justice will underlie our every decision of our every action in the week of october 25, kazakhstan celebrated the new old holiday. republic day has not been celebrated for 13 years, but such a date returned on this day the declaration on the state sovereignty of kazakhstan was signed, an impressive sight over the grid. alatau parachutist is deployed, the banner is 40 by 20 m. the flag of kazakhstan proudly

nurlan and uyezbaev, the head of the capital branch of the social democratic party of kazakhstan , meiram, is the commonwealth of trade unions. kojiken. he is 61 working as the director of the institute for the study of modern society and zhiguli deirabaev about him. we have already mentioned that he was nominated by the auel party. let me remind you the voting day on november 20 is such in the first of candidates presented his election program. it is called a fair kazakhstan for everyone and for everyone now and forever. now the idea of ​​justice in our state policy will become the most important thing; our entire national ideology will be permeated with the idea of ​​justice; the idea of ​​justice will underlie our every decision, every action we take. in the week of october 25, kazakhstan celebrated the new old holiday. republic day was not celebrated for 13 years, but tokaev returned the date on that day , a declaration on the state the sovereignty of kazakhstan is an impressive spectacle over the grid. alatau skydiver unfolding a 40x20 m banner. the flag of kazakhstan proudly flies a

and of course, i think that is the best thing. prime minister and leader of the social democratic party mit fredrickson is desperate to build a strong coalition of centuries parties. for decades, danish politics have been dominated by govern in coalitions. paul suggest that the social democrats are likely to remain the most popular party, but the irony is that for the left leaning as the to stay in power, it may need support from the white. fredrickson face is a growing backlash over her decision to slaughter. all of the countries formed mink in 2020 over fears the could spread a mutated variant of the crew in a virus. the prime minister survived a parliamentary investigation but was forced to call a snap election when her men are lie. the social liberal party threatened to walk out of the coalition. the criticism from the so called big commission was so heavy that it was impossible not to take a consequence of that. but besides that, the whole history of deadman has been coalitions between parties we have created this will 1st aid together. so the idea of having a one party goldman lik

mayer is part of the party, which is now the most important part of the government of the social democratic party. he has experience in both the ministry and foreign affairs, and therefore it can be expected that it may also have quality consequences . and what happened? why this steinmeier's position has changed so much . i mean the gas, the reason or what exactly happened. because he came to kyiv and saw how everything was happening there and was there. there was an air raid when he was there and he was in a bunker . it seems that they caused this i changed my position a little bit before, because he was one of the figures who developed all these russian-german relations. well, he used to have a completely different role. the count sat in the basement, in a word, as they say in donbas, and now throughout ukraine , the german economy unexpectedly grew by as much as 0.3% in the third quarter of the year, despite analysts' forecasts of a 0.2/10 percent reduction in gdp, according to bloomberg, according to the german statistical office, the growth is mainly driven by private consumption germany's

have a veteran of german politics and he is a very important influential figure within the social democrats partyrmany, which is still problematic in the coalition due to the ukrainian agent, and we know that the position of the chancellor or, for example , the german defense minister regarding the ukrainian issue is too moderate, to put it mildly, and in general, some orientation of the historical party of this party on er close relations with russia, so i think that the experience mayer as a political figure has personally gained now in ukraine, he can in the near future have a positive influence on informal channels for the fulfillment of certain obligations, in particular with regard to weapons in germany itself, but formally, of course, he is not a figure of such influence that we could compare with the ursoleofonderlians or with scholz, well , he has experience, at least the experience of being in a shelter , he definitely got it, maria, so far you and i are talking here: the senate of poland has unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing the russian government as a terrorist regime . the

the russia friendly opposition, social democrat, party, known as the hominy party, has seen it support plummet. it's expected to get a much low shower, the vote than the 20 percent it had in 2018. lapierre is a russian speaking minority. along with his bolting neighbors, it's been a key voice in pushing the you to stand against russian expansionism. a day before brazil's election, the leading candidates there have been holding final rallies in a last ditch bed for votes that weren't allowed to speak at the events bode you to election rules. one of the most closely watched elections this year with the left is for president, was enough to let the silver the front runner is predicted to unseat his right wing incumbent rival. but geral scenario hell is rally about 5 miles away, says he will contest the results of these defeated. he's been critical of the voting system needing to fears of false voter fraud allegations let one of his trademark motorcycle convoys through the streets, march, to the delight of his supporters. what now one major issue for the electoral authorities in brazil is v

he's from the year social democratic party. and in fact, he's a rival backer. his vacovich has conceded defeat. now this is a bit of an upset. that's because he's a bag of it's his party has more or less held power. so post war and this is the 1st time that the bus next seat yemen warring size have failed to reach an agreement to extend a nation wide ceasefire. the truce was broken by the united nations in april and it's been renewed twice the lowland fighting has been the longest and the 8 year war, both sides blame each other for allowing the deal to expire. and the u. n's calling for talks to continue. the conflicts killed hundreds of thousands of people agreed of what the un calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. ivana de boy as a communications and advocacy counsel coordinator at our dre yemen. she says the truce gave yemenis hope for peace. children who goes to school, they are not afraid of planes anymore because he means in the last 6 months that every time they hear a plane, there were scare thinking that a bomb, they will happen. but if we don't

not only the german social democracy that startled social costs as a creed, the security, it's auto applies to the party socially into the social democratic party in frogger scenarios. if it is, if the spanish socialist workers party illness, it is also true of the italian communist, whoever you look on monday, at one point they put for the dilution of neo liberalism or damage in the vast abandon the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of awe with the decline of social democracy in taxation to redistribute wealth and thus reducing qualities was gradually fighting ah, in 2005 europeans were asked to vote, a common european constitution voted buck balance, and france rejected it. ah ah ah ah, ah, but what is the people's vote was so just the movement of goods and capital bill, place of the treaty of lisbon was signed and the treating that was rejected by voters this, the damage, this would have consequences. but 19 the yellow vests i'm convinced that democracy wasn't really working ah, vote a new e u treaty that is inclusive and it does not distort the outcome of the vote. a new dish. and that also allows for referendums, no mor

only the german social democracy, stopped at social costs as a creed, the skin it also applies to the party socially into in other words, the social democratic party. in france, as she knows of it, it is just as true of the spanish socialist workers party awareness. it is also true of the italian communist, whoever you look on monday. at one point they fallen for the dilution of neoliberalism dom written thus abandoned the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of game awe. with the decline of social democracy. the idea of using taxation to redistribute wealth and thus reducing equality was gradually fading. in 2005 europeans were asked to vote on common european constitution vote is in denmark, the netherlands and france rejected it. ah, it is. but what is the people's vote would when the market is focused on the movement of goods and capital? barely 2 years later, the treaty of lisbon was signed a near copy of the treaty that was rejected by voters. this fudging of the democratic process would have consequences by 2019 the yellow vests were convinced that representative democracy wasn't really working. a vote on a new e u. treaty

while frederickson and her social democratic party are expected to talk, the po analysts say they're likely to lose that parliamentary majority. we spoke to the danish, pakistani, also on anti racism campaign. a bash karachi who says the danish p. m is trying to say face the prime minister was in the parliament after the debate and she had to close that. and she acknowledge there. they have made several mistakes in the handling of mink killing. but she said she was quite arrogant. then she said that what we did is we did to save the public, meaning that killing of me was necessary in our spread and cause more corona in the country. so she, in inwardly did not accept that it was a legal issue or a question of economic incompetency. but i think she wanted to tell people that i'm a strong prime minister and did in the interest of the public. and there was some news just in from a stumble now, where a fire has engulfed a 3 story residential building. a massive explosion was reported. the eye witnesses say the blaze has also spread to at least 2 nearby buildings firefighters are at the sc

well, frederick said, social democrat, party are expected to top. the poll analysts say they're likely to lose that parliamentary majority. we spoke the danish pakistani also, and anti racism campaigner and bashi karachi. he says the danish p. m is trying to save face. the prime minister was in the parliament after the debate and she had to close the debate. and she acknowledge dear, that they have made several mistakes in the handling of mink killing. but she said she was quite arrogant, and she said that what we did, it is we did to save the public. meaning that killing of me was necessary for us, that it will not spread her and cause more corona in the country. so she, in inwardly did not accept that it was a legal issue or a question of acknowledged in competency. but i think she wanted to tell people that am a strong for, you know, promised around it in the interest of the public in them. me, thanks for joining us. our not the international web. back at the top of our with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. e

decision was found to be unlawful. prompted a public backlash while free to extend and her social democratic party are expected to top. the poll analysts say bell and likely to lose that parliamentary majority. we spoke to danish pakistani also, and anti racism campaign. battery karate, who says the danish pm is trying to say face the prime minister was in the parliament after the debate and she had to close the debate. and she acknowledge dear, that they have made several mistakes in the handling of mink killing. but she said she was quite arrogant, and she said that what we did, it is we did to save the public. meaning that was killing of mean was necessary for that. it would not spread and caused more corona in the country. so she in inwardly not accept that it was a legal issue, are a question of knowing in competency, but i think she wanted to tell people that i'm a strong for prime minister and i did in the interest of the public in them. thanks for keeping us company here with our team tonight. i will be back at the top of the a ah turn welcome to wells acquired a decade ago when historians

he's from the social democratic party and in fact, he's a rival. her back is a bakovich has conceded defeat. now this is a bit of an upset. that's because he's a bag of it is party has more or less held power. so post war and this is the 1st time that the boss next seat has been won by a non nationalist group. as for the crow at c to will, that is neck and neck. we have a separatist leader, brianna kirk. christo, who is a separatist, is right wing, but his neck and neck, with what's considered a moderate riches a gel co comsearch. now this is somebody that doesn't play by boston as ethnic rules. he, even bosnian muslims support and vote for him, but again, that is neck and neck. and as for the serve, see to, well, that's to be expected. we have a separatist, a leader there who looks like they are going to rent. that is jessica savannah, which and that's to be expected, but all eyes are on that quiet seat because whoever wins that, if it's a separatist, or if it's a moderate, it will determine the 2 thirds of the presidency who will have control over

those of us to come from social democratic parties for 100 years since the second international we havealt with the problem of communist party's challenging centerleft parties whether it's in europe, the united states, or other. we have some familiarity with what actually needs to be done in terms of firmness and clarity. think that would be good if that was reflected in a way in which security policies articulated as well. >> i guess i have to ask is that possible the american system? we have a whole lot of policymakers in congress and in the senate all with a platform. i know the chinese lecture statements very, very carefully. often contribute to the policy weight simply want legislative action. >> i think in its own way ids a certain diversity of its own position. take for example what's opposed to a global time says. all read the opinion pieces. we read the editorials. we know what the line is. and then of course we have the chinese think tanks. things which may be invariants with a while. and then you have global time to just frankly in your face, knock them down, punch them out,

and of course, i think that is the best thing. prime minister and leader of the social democratic party mit fredrickson is desperate to build a strong coalition of centuries parties. for decades, danish politics hobby dominated by govern in coalitions. paul suggest that the social democrats on likely to remain the most popular party. but the irony is that for the left leaning as the to stay in power, it may need support from the white. fredrickson face is a growing backlash over a decision to slaughter. all of the countries formed mink in 2020 over fears. the could spread the mutated variant of the crew in a virus. the prime minister survived a parliamentary investigation but was forced to call a snap election when her men are lie. the social liberal party threatened to walk out of the coalition. the criticism from the so called big commission was so heavy that it was impossible not to take a consequence of that. but besides that, the whole history of deadman has been coalitions between passes we're created. this will 1st aid together. so the idea of having a one party goldman like in a

those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for 100 years since the secondinternational in the 1880s we'll dealt with p the problem of communist parties whether in europe or the united states or my own country australia. twe have some familiarity of wt needs to be done in terms of firmness and clearly. it would be good if that was reflected in the way in which foreign is articulated as well. >> host: i guess i have to ask is a possible in the american system where we have a whole lot of policymakers in congress and in theit senate all with a platform, and a know the chinese watch their statements very, very carefully and often attribute to them policy weight because they may presage legislative action. >> guest: i think it's own way the chinese, a certain diversity of its own position, take for example, with the people's daily says. people still use one of the four organs of the chinese, as part so we all assiduously carlin you and me we read the opinion pieces, we read the editorials. we know what the line is. and then of course we have the chinese think ta

so i have a deeply realist view of how you deal with leninists those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for a hundred years since the second international in the 1880s, we've dealt with the problem of communist parties challenging center left parties, whether it's in europe or the united states from own country, australia, so we have some familiarity of what actually needs to be done in terms of firmness and clarity. i think it would be good if that was reflected in the way in which foreign security policy is articulated as well. guess i have to ask is that possible in the american system where we have you know a whole lot of policymakers in congress and in the senate all with a platform and and i know the chinese watch their statements very very carefully and often attribute to them policy weight because they may presage legislative action. well, i think it's it's own way the chinese a certain diversity of its own position take for example what the people's daily says as opposed to what global times says. people's daily is one of the four organs of the chinese comm

steinmeier is not to the social democrats, but according to the laws of the political genre, according to the laws of the political genre, representatives of the social democratic partyexcellent example of a new great international shame for germany because of the cowardly refusal to go to kiev by the president. this is a complete capitulation of germany's foreign policy to russian terror. in ukraine, a high-ranking representative of our countries. i was afraid of what a terrible signal this shame is courage is expressed in a different way solidarity is expressed in a different way newspapers, bilf, tried to inflate the story into a full-fledged scandal, drawing attention to the fact that a colleague was not afraid to come to kiev. steinmeier president of the swiss confederation iniesaukasis. although on the other hand. after all, they are calculated once stein mayors, kiev was not allowed in once. he himself refused to go to the draw, nevertheless, a party member of the president. werschwaltz came to the bundestag today in an extremely in a belligerent mood, as if he wanted to smooth over the awkwardness, he searched for clarity, even such a scorched earth tactic wo

93 years old now, we don't speak too much about politics but we have other topics and social democrats or pre-partieshing different but i except they think different and i think different. >> let's conclude u with the u., inwhat is your take on the u.s. economy? the role of the state in the u.s. >> on the one hand two weeks ago with market capitalization, six are from the united states. it was different ten years ago so it's amazing you have google and amazon and you attract a lot of people all over the world. >> you have this large step, the problem and another the state to have too much regulation. if you reduce taxes, i think this was. on the other, there were bad things. against free trade for another from biden so one chapter in my book and what i think america needs, i don't know who it is i think this would be a great thing. i moved from germany to united tstates. >> he's been 26, the most recent is the power of capitalism, under recent history across five continents, thank you for joining us on cspan's to be. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. ♪♪ >> if you are enjoying tv, sign up using

official results, but we've had one candidate there bosnia, her dentist, becerra, which from the social democratic party declare victory. now that is an upset for bucket is a big of issue. it's from the main part of the sta, who have dominated the politics in here in bosnia for the last 30 years. so that is a win for a dentist, becerra which who isn't a nationalist, he's backed by several opposition groups and that's for the buzz neck or presidency. and in terms of the correct or we are hearing that galico comes such as leading over the separatist. a banana crystal, but now with me, i have yes, min rhianna, which is a political analyst here. and we're a want to ask you, as we've heard of the announcement for the high representative micro christian schmidt's. now how will that be perceived very negatively? and that's very clear at this juncture already. i mean, it's an extraordinary development in the sense that literally as the votes were being counted, the high representative changed the rules of the game. i mean, in any other country, it were something similar to happen. we would call it a cool or a p

and bashnakov the leader of the opposition of the social democratic party of bosnia herzegovina denisirovich. it was he who won the race against the escaped backer. this is the ninth one. general elections since independence in 1992, in a country where there are army police borders, but no sovereignty and harmony between parts of it, the economy and people who leave in search of a better life suffer from this. we still hope to stay. here we hope that we will not force you to leave bosnia and herzegovina every 2 years. we think that something will change, but so far nothing has changed for us. we are tired of the constant disputes of nonsense and wars in our region. we must focus on the real issues that concern people regardless of their ethnicity and political affiliation. what do i expect, as they say, there are probably no bosnians in the world. on the other hand, the amplifier will finally bring elections to the local central election commission by november 1, and miroslav dodik has already announced that the next hungary, serbia and russia, sergei khoroshevsky, polina timofeeva, v

for him, he is from the social-democratic party of germany, which is maxim and that you, he renouncedrmany. there was a renunciation in the person of the federal president. it could be said like this. if everything was quiet and calm and there were no such dramatic steps from our side, there would be no february 24th from our side. yes, of course, but before that there was a coup to ukraine not and before that, and before that they all supported poroshenko’s operation. you have already forgotten how angela merkel the french supported poroshenko’s operation against donbass . we now do not have a conceptuality in due time. small for this. unfortunately, yes, well, yes, yes, you didn’t even allow me to speak. i think that it is very wrong for us to make enemies out of people like steinmeev. indeed, mcfall spoke a lot. this is really such an opponent all times like steinmein, anyway , sometime with such people, we will negotiate and hint that, like, he is some kind of neo-nazi there. i think this is simply wrong. it's worse than crime is a mistake. maxim is not executed. very little time.

or something, the bayer clinics - this means speaking from the chairman of the tpg of the social democratic partyde mistakes in the direction of russia there it is, that is, that's all that's the story that you were messing about telling. they now admitted they admitted it was a mistake that we we thought it was. what is it, then they reached my data, you see? yes, well, as you understand now this is a bug and they're going to fix it. uh, that is, now they don’t want to build a world together with russia, but to defend themselves from russia, maybe now yes, we’ll break for advertising now, and then i’ll show you this story. uh, verbuc bedrooms, here, which is going to defend itself from russia, this is a very curious story. especially against the background of what you have or discussed and against the background of a responsible, for example, israel it will be especially interesting to discuss, but immediately after the advertisement. killed by bosses. premieres, a now he's had his throat slit. look at this , leave, you need to grab it here, you need to find out what it is to find out who he saw

politics, of course, but we have a lot of other topics we can talk at any small, like social democrat or cream party. this i think different. but okay, i accept your things differently. except i think different. but he was not like pro-market reiner eidelman. let's conclude with the us. what's your take on the us economy and the of the state in the us? yes on the one hand, i saw a statistic by even i as a young two weeks ago that from. 100 biggest company is with biggest market capitalization road 60 are from the united and zero from germany. today it was different ten years ago so. this is amazing. you have all this great google amazon and so and this is you attract a lot of intelligent people all over the world this is the good thing the bad thing is that you have this that this slots slots. yes. this is a big problem, of course. and another problem is that you have too much regulation regulation. i'm not a donald trump, to be honest, but some things he did good. so, for example, reduce taxes. this was good also for poor people and for black people. i think this was a good thing and some theories

he's more like social democrat of free parties this way. i think different but okay i accept he thinks tivoli, he except i think differently. >> host: rainer zitelmann, let's conclude with the u.s. what's your take on the u.s. economy and the role of the state in the u.s.? >> guest: yes. on the one hand, i saw a statistic two weeks ago that from 100 biggest companies with biggest market capitalization of the world, 60 are from the united states m0 from germany today. it was different ten years ago. so this is amazing. you have all this great google, amazon, and so you attract a lot of intelligent people all over the world. this is a good thing. the bad thing is that you have the slots, the slots. this is a big problem of course and another problem is that you have too much regulation. i'm not a donald trump fan to be honest, but some things he did good so. for example, he reduced taxes. this was good. also for poor people and for black people, i think this was good thing and some deregulation. deregulation. but on the other thing he did som

parties involved with pay little attention to regional issues. so the vote was clearly a vote also on the policies of chancellor schultz and his social democrats and of the coalition. that he is the governing with the, involving the green party and the market liberal, free democrats. and for that coalition of this verge, especially for the social democrats and the greens, that will be a confirmation of their policies. they will see this as support for what they have been doing. why that coalition partner, the 3 democrats, the market, liberal free democrats have been doing very badly in this region and might end up not being in parliament in this region. as one of the shots and the greens are really the winners of the regional election. and will feel confirmed and their policies in germany as a whole. ok, i guess sometimes not all politics is local as the saying goes, political correspondent. hence brandt. thanks so much for that. ah. baxter staffing has grabbed his 2nd straight formula. one title after winning the japanese grand prix. it was a dramatic race in poor weather conditions and included an incident that invoked memories of the suzuki cir

you have seen it and then they take the democratic party socialism but they are not. >> how do we getm to finally take their shoes off in america to say i am at home i will treated and protected as my home? >> and to understand you are no longer an african-american. you are an american you have 25 generations in this country. you don't ask for permission in your own house. you know your way around. protect yourself you have to walk and exercise your freedom it is the unalienable right given to you by god. it isab a revocable and nontransferable so exercise your freedom believe in your god. get married. have a family work hard you have seen the study that says if you do these three things will never be poor in america the first to graduate high school. >> in the final two minutes explain what a black conservative m is. so those that have to believe in jesusoo christ. that's it makes you stand up to look them. in the eye to say everything that i did for my sgod. believes in jesus christ his god. he believes in freedom. not that government gives him his freedom. he believes in his freedo

is a new approach and i am very glad because steinmeier and shrol are from the same party - they are social democratsthey are people who communicate very intensively, they are people who really define today in their party, so to speak stein has already a non-party, he is more than a party, but still yes or no otherwise, these are people who can define very serious things in the coming months from us as critically important, so i repeat once again, for me, this is really an example of a european politician who is capable of the very analysis that he is capable of self-criticism, admitting his mistakes . by the way, putin is completely incapable of this. well, as they once said, two worlds, two ways of life in one world, a politician can be wrong, but publicly admitting his mistake, moving on in another world is recognition the head of the state of his mistake means his political and in russia also physical death, therefore putin will go to the end and this is also a big, big problem. and tell me, mr. volodymyrets, let's deal with this triangle . to make a statement about the readiness to support russi

is a new approach and i am very happy because steinmeier and scholl are from the same party - they are social democrats people who communicate very intensively, they are people who really define today in their party, so to speak stein already has a non-party from a supra-party , but still, one way or another, these are people who can determine very serious things in the coming months, which are critically important for us, so i repeat once again, for me, this is really an example er, of a european politician, which is up to the very analysis who is capable of self-criticism, admitting his mistakes , of what by the way, putin is absolutely incapable in another world, the recognition by the head of state of his mistake means his political, and in russia , physical death, so putin will go to the end, and this is also a big, big problem. and tell me, mr. volodymyrovych, let's deal with this triangle, the united states, china and russia, why the chinese minister of foreign affairs on the day of this speech by putin was to make such a statement about his readiness to support russia, er, for me it was also a

no, they expanded it, abortion, socialism, and if you want to know the democrat party go to the ghetto, go to the inner-city and it will show you everything you need to know. >> you are accusing the democratic party of genocide without firing a bullet. >> and they know it, just like you and i have, they see what they are doing, school choice would be too easy to educate young people, any schools in baltimore, detroit and memphis, they aren't learning anything and they know it, they know -- something that works because it has worked in washington dc, it worked in new orleans, they know it works, that is why they do it, they know they can do it, public education, they won't do it because the one thing that scares more than anything like frederick douglass said his educated black men, cannot be controlled, keep them ignorant, keep them frightened, keep them under control and so was the answer? >> how do you deal with this in the book? how are they so successful no matter what era we find ourselves in targeting one community, the black community? doesn't work for jewish community is, the i