equipment appeared even in the ruling parliamentary coalition, the secretary general of the social democratic partydrew attention to the fact that the european partners, who had previously pressed to berlin, i demand military assistance to ukraine, they are in no hurry to follow his example. over the past few weeks , the impression has sometimes been created that the tanks want to deliver everything but not germany, and now germany undertook specific commitments to provide tanks and suddenly it became very quiet around us, chancellor scholz, and defense minister pistorius , are now negotiating almost every day, especially with their partners in the european union , everything that needs to be said for these tank units has to collect in separate parts, stocks of equipment and ammunition are limited. in it, to stop the supply of weapons that disappear in ukraine as a black hole were made. uneasy citizens of germany, the protesters gathered outside the building in in berlin, demonstrators are calling on the authorities to remember the lessons of history and not drag the country into conflict. i have b

benjamin: it is not the germans, it is the faction of the social democrats party in germany. it's important to say they don't want ukraine to lose either. they do not want decisive victory because that is what we would call a system transforming effect whereby the competition between democracies and autocracies intensifies. you have to stand up and be counted on two sides. that might have all sorts of implications for germany's trade relations with china for example. we see the schulz chancellery clinging to the world of yesterday where they could do business with who they wanted, and that's not going to be a viable proposition if ukraine wins a decisive victory which is what a lot of the allies want. folly: is that why we saw a reluctance from the german government? benjamin: i think it has been one of the main reasons. there have been so many main reasons that have been -- so many reasons that have evaporated into excuses but that strikes me as one of the most plausible reasons behind the delight. folly: let me pick up on something you said earlier. putin's redlines. what d

we're getting into that with castleton, that with william castleton, leader social democratic leader of the social democratic party. so don't go anywhere. back this . this is live on tv online and our digital editor as well can stream us live on youtube . i'm stream us live on youtube. i'm not aware a revolution betrayed, say , peter hitchens in relation say, peter hitchens in relation to the destruction of grammar schools system that was introduced the uk about 60 years ago. certainly williams and coe systematically ripped up a systematically ripped up a system that took talented working class kids and thrust them into higher and the slums of british society . i wonder why of british society. i wonder why the likes of journalism , arts the likes of journalism, arts and politics have dominated by glass accents much more so than they were few generations ago. well we've got william colston , well we've got william colston, leader of the sdp and fresh from an interview with , mr. hitchens an interview with, mr. hitchens in the studio to discuss just that we're not in the studio. i lied, but good to talk to you, will

well, everyone there look, and some germans yes , there are representatives of the social democratic party ago , literally at the beginning of last year , the german social democrats advocated the withdrawal of american nuclear weapons from german soil. and now they are ready to accept anything, and also their uh their weapons. to give to ukraine, moreover, following this american concept, forgetting that their critical infrastructure is ours, in principle, russian-german, this is, with uh, northern streams, and one and one and two. there german business also participated. this is what they forget. they really don't say a word, well, it is offered to putin anna lena god in her spirit offered putin to turn 360. the same stupid boboshka. let's see if ukraine has a chance to be safe in the long run. if vladimir putin will still be at the head of russia if he does not turn 360 °, then no, if president putin, as i said myself at the beginning, is in his hands. he can decide for himself he can decide that he is changing his course 360 ​​degrees, tomorrow the whole world would be happy again. wel

so 51 percent of the german social democratic party were again sending the tanks and ramping up the proxy war against russia in terms of brazilian, brazil's, on foreign policy. and they want to maintain an independent foreign policy there at times on definitely goes against washington in washington. once we saw this article in bloomberg and we can we take it so seriously? considering michael brings the 12 riches billionaire in the world were some $86000000000.00, but they certainly want to pressure lula. they said that ruler is lost in his moral quagmire and the use all this holy crusade language in this new cold war. you know, you're either with us or against us to paraphrase george bush and they're trying to create a war. hysteria is all those we know will benefit from this word massive when manufacturer is in washington again, needs enemies like the us, like a human being these oxygen for the lungs in order to continue justifying these wars . here lesson american countries like brazil that got a long history of disputes with the u. s. and some of raised western allies. what brazil is a

social democratic party has suffered a major setback in a rerun election in berlin. preliminary results show the opposition conservatives are leading in the capital for the 1st time and more than 2 decades. the original vote was held in 2021, at the constitutional court overturned the results because of what it called systematic faults. dominic cane has more from berlin the opinion polls had been suggesting that the social democrats were in trouble in this city for some time. but so look at the figures you really get a sense of quite how much trouble they're in, at least in this city. by the thought that you have to go back more than 100 years to a situation to an election where the social democrats did worse than they did last night. and that was back in 1920 in it's, i'm a real tumult in terms of demographics in this country. so clearly from their perspective, a historic disaster in terms of what's happened here. and it has repercussions for them already. there are people in the party asking serious questions about the lady who presided over this electoral problem for them. francisca

happened here to worth making the point, the 3 parties who had governed in this city or are still theoretically in government in the city. thus, the social democrats, the greens and then the left party, which is effectively an offshoot of the old communist party of the old east germany . all 3 of them lost votes in the election that took place. the one real winner in so far as what happened yesterday is the kristian democrats, the conservative party in this country. and their leader in berlin is saying that he believes that he has the right now to try and form a government in this city. but more importantly, the leader of the party at a national level of fleet rush mounts. he says this is a vindication of his party's policies. but it shows that he, in his view, that the opinion polls not just here but around the country say that people are realizing, in his words, that the government has been in place since 2021 is losing sight of what ordinary people want. he says that needs to be a change. the question will be how the parties react to what's happened here in berlin. whether this is a blip for the parties or whether this port trends are real chan

in 2015, she was elected to parliament as a member of the left-leaning social democratic party.named the prime minister of finland, the most powerful political position in the country. >> was that your intention? >> i never really had focus about my own career. i know that sounds interesting because i am in this position. but it's also coincidence that i became a prime minister. >> really? you can become prime minister by coincidence? >> well, i was the first vice chair of our party when the last previous prime minister resigned. and then i had to step up. >> reporter: the former prime minister submitted his resignation after he was accused of mishandling a postal strike. marin was chosen by her party to fill his shoes. >> but it wasn't something i pursued. i wasn't sure, is it something that i personally want? or am i capable of doing all of those things? but i thought that if somebody else can do it, why not me? >> reporter: marin, who was the mother of a newborn, with her now husband, took office in december 2019, leading a historic coalition government in which all party lea

famous bruce lana spot and all of us is a philosophy graduate and works for an m p of the social democrat party massey. obviously, ross, i'm guy, we've integrated into the european union and the west and our living standards have increased. the borders were opened up for us that and many lithuanians emigrated to western europe. but at the same time, our main problem is inequality, problem, inequality of incomes, unequal opportunities given in 30 years ago. it's elaina was home to 3700000 inhabitants. but then the exodus began 900000 lithuanian last the country young people, especially most of them well educated and went to find work in the west. a huge problem for the small republic. despite this, the capital and the country as a whole. ready has embraced the modern world. annual economic growth has long been around 3 percent. and lithuania has one of the best fiberglass internet networks and all of europe. but lithuanians also have a strong sense of national history and identity. these hunters in apartment recall the independence movement of 1989 for your secretary for our history is our guide

anyone, but not by the social democrats, that is, the social democrats created a liberal social democratic secular state . most of the time, this state was ruled by the catholic party conservatives and various monarchist groups during the combination of the vaper republic 13 with a few years was elected for about forty parties 40 parties what's more, it's collectible government. they were completely incapable of taking decisive action precisely in the conditions of the crisis. they functioned normally relative to normal functioned when the economic fund allowed, when there was an economic upswing, economic growth, but as soon as the first manifestations of the crisis began, all the more they passed over the body. a half-shaped form, and very serious conflicts began between them , all this led to the government to the collapse of a large coalition and, accordingly, their inability to cope with the terrible consequences that this one bore economic crisis. one of the few politicians of the weimar republic whom the germans unconditionally trusted was field marshal general paul von gindonburg during the first world war, this man commanded the german army on the eastern

we're getting into that with castleton, that with william castleton, leader social democratic leader of the social democratic party. so don't go anywhere. back this . this is live on tv online and our digital editor as well can stream us live on youtube . i'm stream us live on youtube. i'm not aware a revolution betrayed, say , peter hitchens in relation say, peter hitchens in relation to the destruction of grammar schools system that was introduced the uk about 60 years ago. certainly williams and coe systematically ripped up a systematically ripped up a system that took talented working class kids and thrust them into higher and the slums of british society . i wonder why of british society. i wonder why the likes of journalism , arts the likes of journalism, arts and politics have dominated by glass accents much more so than they were few generations ago. well we've got william colston , well we've got william colston, leader of the sdp and fresh from an interview with , mr. hitchens an interview with, mr. hitchens in the studio to discuss just that we're not in the studio. i lied, but good to talk to you, will

where does it come from lena berbak and the social democrats, the schulz party, spiegel, writes the christianes from the greens, almost 30 from the free democrats and more than 50 uspg, according to political scientists, such results are a litmus test for the policy of official berlin to ruin the country's economy in 2 years. not something that has been created for decades, but it is still able to do something new, this red-green tandem. he managed to do this and the discontent of the people. uh, it's expressed now in these numbers. uh, in principle, they came to power on the basis of the fatigue of the people against uh, the cdu party. here is how the votes were distributed in berlin clearly black. hds, voted for them. mainly in the peripheral districts, the spd party is marked in red; it has divided the center in green. however, the turnout in comparison with 2021 has decreased by more than 10% for the elections. only 63% of berliners came, according to political scientists. this shows the fatigue of the population. now the german media have already begun to form possible options for coalit

value to companies employ them with us get stuck into this is william place leader of the social democratic party . have party. thank you very much. have you ever thought about becoming a university ? no, i haven't. but a university? no, i haven't. but you've it. you've got to do something with all those humanities graduates. as you say, actually say, this is actually worthwhile. you think , worthwhile. now, do you think, telling to not try to telling your kids to not try to become a lawyer or a doctor just become a lawyer or a doctorjust do something like diversity courses ? some point it's true courses? some point it's true that it's a massive becoming a massive industry. you know, certainly hundreds of millions , certainly hundreds of millions, eventually billions will be spent on this any organisation, whether it's public sector, private sector or voluntary, seems to need these these new officers. and is this amazing ? officers. and is this amazing? yeah. 211,000 hands more than the prime minister gets paid about five or six times the average wage , you know, and average wage, you know, and r

value to companies employ them with us get stuck into this is william place leader of the social democratic party . have party. thank you very much. have you ever thought about becoming a university ? no, i haven't. but a university? no, i haven't. but you've it. you've got to do something with all those humanities graduates. as you say, actually say, this is actually worthwhile. you think , worthwhile. now, do you think, telling to not try to telling your kids to not try to become a lawyer or a doctor just become a lawyer or a doctorjust do something like diversity courses ? some point it's true courses? some point it's true that it's a massive becoming a massive industry. you know, certainly hundreds of millions , certainly hundreds of millions, eventually billions will be spent on this any organisation, whether it's public sector, private sector or voluntary, seems to need these these new officers. and is this amazing ? officers. and is this amazing? yeah. 211,000 hands more than the prime minister gets paid about five or six times the average wage , you know, and average wage, you know, and r

democratic movement. in germany , the person who actually created the party of the left, it was at his suggestion that there was such a kind of merger then of the party of democratic socialism the party of the left, this is a person who knows very well. in which direction should these move to the left, the shed will arise on that of his wife. if anyone of this does not know, that is, this is such a powerful duet. here is schwarzer - this is generally a new face in this in this whole food. this woman, who over the past decades has been leading the feminist movement. in germany, you imagine what it is like in today's germany when we talk about new values ​​that are built for themselves. uh, same-sex marriage , a woman, there must, then the man must not be different and suddenly schwarzer, together with sarah , stand in a row and say, guys. no, you are pulling us into that war in which we are already were we do not want to leave twice. i 'm going to actually step into the same river three times already , we don't want war, and they're all coming out on this podium, and uh, they're talking about how it shouldn't happen. ah eh eh, that's hmm now retired. he is a brigadier genera

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

grammar school system they really as catastrophic for society people make out the leader of the social democratic partyining me . plus, have you ever joining me. plus, have you ever misgendered any fisherman? no. no i don't think so. i mean, is it possible? but knowing the binary singer sam smith found a way to avoid not dealing with a problem that does, in fact, exist detransition and so should start only london will be giving us his take on. and don't forget, perhaps most importantly, sending me your questions . all you have to do is questions. all you have to do is send an email send me an email gbviews@gbnews.uk , or you can gbviews@gbnews.uk, or you can tweet me at gb news coming up. after the latest headlines with polly middlehurst . after the latest headlines with polly middlehurst. nana thank you and good evening to you . the you and good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news the prime minister is travelling to northern ireland this evening amidst speculation that a deal could be close over the northern ireland protocol . rishi sunak ireland protocol. rishi sunak made the journey wit

you party, that social democrats. he asked the last few percentage point according to this exit ports. but now the difficult part starts were all the leaders of the parties. here we'll have to meet to then going to coalition talks to then get a new administration. and belinda will need to tackle serious issues that are affecting the german capital time for a round up of some stories making headlines in sports all across the bonus league. this weekend clubs are honoring the victims and families of earthquake victims and turkey and syria, which moments of silence millions of people of turkish descent called germany home . and germany has welcomed thousands of syrian refugees in recent years. the top leaks in italy, spain, france, and england also paid their respects. anyway, as gambling firms are in overdrive with american football, super bowl, just hours away, a record 50000000 american adults planned to bet on the game according to a trade group. they're betting not only on who will win, but on the most valuable player

daniel mccrossan, an assembly member for the social democratic and labour party, gave his reaction tout words as to why or how this has happened in omagh or any part of our community on this island. there are no words for the details that i'm hearing, the impact it has already had and will have when other details emerge, but i'm first of all thinking obviously on the family, of the gentlemen involved, and his colleagues, and the community, and the children. this is a youth centre. tonight, he was doing something in his own time, supporting local kids, and this man, his life was put at risk as a result of the cowardly and cruel, the evil, planned behaviour of a small group of individuals. there is no place in this society for that. our ireland correspondent emma vardy gave us this update from the police headquarters in belfast. well, we know this incident happened at around 8:00 this evening. what police are saying is that a serving police officer was shot, he's been taken to hospital injured. we don't know any more about his condition. local political leaders have been very quick to c

daniel mccrossan, an assembly member for the social democratic and labour party, giving his reactione us this update from the police headquarters in belfast. well, we know this incident happened at around eight o'clock this evening. what police are saying is that a serving police officer was shot, he's been taken to hospital injured. we don't know anymore about his condition. political leaders were very quick to condemn this incident, sinn fein saying it's a shameful attack, the du p calling it reprehensible. of course here in northern ireland, there is always a continuing security threat against police officers, something that dates back to the conflict here known as the troubles today it's much more rare for police officers to come to harm. the last time a police officer was shot was in 2017, a murder attempt by dissident republican paramilitaries and in 2011, the police officer ronan kerr was murdered it with a bomb under his car. so tonight this incident will come as a real shock. we don't know any of the details yet behind the attack but all the police are saying is that it was

i“i2 labour party is a socially democratic party of socialists, democrats as well, and the trade unionities, that is the ambition britain deserves. i am proud to be associated with that. of course you want the broadest coalition to achieve government. labour was only in power in the 20th century for 23 years, it is myjob along with keir starmer and all of my colleagues to deliver much more in the 21st and i look forward to that. i in the 21st and i look forward to that. ~' :, :, that. i think we will hear more about those _ that. i think we will hear more about those five _ that. i think we will hear more about those five missions - that. i think we will hear more | about those five missions from that. i think we will hear more - about those five missions from keir starmer. it seems c5 is the number of the moment. thank you for coming in. as we talked about last week, nicola sturgeon's decision to quit shocked the political world — maybe you too — but politics moves so fast the snp is already in the middle of a heated contest to replace her. three candidates are in the race — kate forb

uh hmm , a rather painful blow would be dealt to the ruling social democratic party, in general, to thee elections in er, the government to the senate of berlin er, the party of the former party of merkel is now the party of scholz. uh, flickering friedrich flicker. uh, the christian democrats scored an absolute majority, scored a better result of 28%, however, and the left-wing forces manage to retain their own. uh, apparently, uh, control over the capital, since they act in a coalition format. these are the social democrats green and left a and their cumulative result. apparently, enough to keep and berlin government. let me ask you a question about fatigue, we saw footage of anti-nato protests from france, anti-nato protests from germany, today, unexpectedly, completely stoltenberg formulated the idea that the main main assistance to ukraine will be provided after the war, that is, some reasoning about the peace treaty is somewhere hovering in air or it's us again. we exaggerate what is happening with the protests, including from my point of view, we should not, uh, fall into the ill

now joining me is william , who is joining me is william, who is the leader of the social democratic party who is steve valdes simons, who is a refugee and migrant program director programme at amnesty uk .thank director programme at amnesty uk . thank you very much indeed for coming on the show. william is this an amnesty in all but name 7 this an amnesty in all but name ? it's clearly an amnesty all but name and to fast track people in this way is basically a consequence of control of the border . and a consequence of control of the border. and i've a consequence of control of the border . and i've always urged border. and i've always urged people to think about the causes of these things. and frankly, we have a near consensus among our political class on this matter, the tories elected in 2019 on a platform of a secure border and haven't done it, and every single day people come here unsolicited and have a very, very high chance staying here because grant rate is very high is an incentive to continue to do so. and i've always said that the migrants are actually entirely rationally , why

uh, according to the results of yesterday's elections in the lands, this is how the ruling social democratic party republic of germany, they scored a little less. here are 18.4% of the votes exactly the same. how many green party winners are the opposition christian democrats. uh, almost uh, 30% of the votes, uh, ivan alekseevich , don’t you think that such a failure of olaf scholz’s party, the ruling party in germany, is precisely connected with the costs that germany pays for the implementation of american policy. uh, dmitry vyacheslavovich, i agree with you that it really is so really uh, voters, citizens of germany, are dissatisfied with what is happening and rightly lay responsibility on the ruling party and, apparently personally on uh, on the prime minister’s scholz, but in your question i still feel like this background. well, what have you changed your mind, or what? finally, but this is not, because if you think about it, then, in general, 18% of those, uh, for those who actually kill, would not vote for the green ones. it's the green parties - it's just, uh, vanguard killing. uh, german

hear how the situation is described general secretary, ruling social democratic party of germany , the whole world wanted to send tanks, but not the federal republic of germany, now we see that germany has made a specific commitment and that the tank arms will indeed be delivered and suddenly it became very quiet around us. well, i must say in the same interview, kevin kuhnart explained that it was not a matter of ill will, e.g. other european nato countries, but simply in deficit, but material resources that really have to be there literally, in detail, to collect these tanks, because , as he said, the resources are very scarce, and against this background , germany was talking with might and main about supplying ukraine with more than 40 years old leopard tanks, and then fifty and sixty years ago, again, collecting them. uh, from existing warehouses. and here's the business insider. today he writes that the german government will issue permits to two defense companies. this is ryan metal. flinzburger far zeux baugisel shaft on delivery to ukraine of a total of 187 tanks leopard-1 and

diamondbek atambaev was released from the colony today, the chairman of the kyrgyz political party announced. social democrats temirlan sultanbekov, pervomaisky district court fully acquitted atambaev in all criminal cases . supporters of the ex-president also extended the court’s permission for him to travel abroad for treatment, according to them, the politician needs two life-saving operations and a subsequent course of rehabilitation. i reminded diamondbek atambayev held the highest post in 1917 in 1917 he was deprived of immunity and arrested on charges of illegal enrichment of corruption and abuse of power. moscow is negotiating with new delhi on the production of additional su-30 fighters and the supply of mig-21 ship-based aircraft , alexander mikheev, ceo of ros defense export, said at the international aerospace exhibition in india, russian manufacturers. they present more than two hundred of the latest models of military equipment and weapons, what exactly our country brought to the air show, and what contracts are being negotiated negotiations will be told by our special correspondent eugene misun

ukraine has been very contested here in germany and especially with all of shows his own party, the social democrats. for years, they believed that they had to build a stronger europe together with russia that was completely thrown overboard. this idea that that was possible on the 24th of february, last year when russia invaded ukraine. so the s b d, the. so to democrats, the chancellor parties having to reinvent itself, and there are still a lot of people here who come from the more traditional and the peace movement within and some of the, the, the, the, well, the, the older generations who believed that russia needs to be a strong partner who really just want to get back to the negotiating table. and that is of course, also something that all of shows has to recognise. and by the way, it's not just the speed is also a very big part of the general population, which i was just about to ask. i mean, there's a very strong still anti war sense in the german population, very against getting involved in any, any things that are militaristic, how does the german public feel about a, the german chancello

atheism socialism and if you want to know the democrat party go to the ghettos go to the inner city. it'll show you everything you need to know about. so you're accusing. democratic party of genocide without firing a bullet definitely. and they know it they have the stats in front of them. just like you and i have them they see what they're doing. school choice would be too easy with me to educate these young people building in these schools in baltimore detroit and memphis that aren't learning anything and they know it. they know the educational choice. it's something that works because it's worked in washington dc. it's worked in new orleans. they know it work. that's why they won't do it. they know they can do it for half the cost of public education, but they won't do it because the one thing that scares them more than anything like freddie douglas said is an educated black man. they cannot control him. keep them ignorant. keep them frightened. keep them under control. and so what's the answer i say it's an intervention. so, how are they and i know you deal with this? in your boo

of the strikes, willing to sit in who the leader of in there, who is the leader of the democratic party. the social show. great have you back on the show. although suspect we don't although i suspect we don't quite particular quite agree on this particular one. are so in favour of one. why are you so in favour of these strikes ? would indicate these strikes? it would indicate these strikes? it would indicate the indicate train the polls would indicate train drivers, of the drivers, for example, of the least public of least amount public support of any workers . any of the striking workers. well, the first point i mean, i don't want anyone to strike. i want a pay and i want a national integrated railway system that works for everyone. we shouldn't be surprised. in a cost of living crisis, when housing and energy costs and food prices up, that workers want to retain their real and not take a real pay their real and not take a real pay cut. so and also we shouldn't be that the unions back them and try defend their interests. but i think what we've got now is actually madness. i think the government i

according to the x is full for the conservative cd, you party almost a 10 percent more. we had the social democrats, so the s p d who lost a few percentage points. and as we see the exit polls that we have, that the f d p. so the for business as the p party that's also in the government would not make it again into the local in parliament and berlin as they got whole point, 5 percent. and therefore night, if i percent trash hold, all right, going to be a, an interesting night for many berlin politicians are dw politic, corresponded benjamin others. gruber, thank you so much. and to the bonus league, and now and on your berlin, how surprised almost every one by emerging as by am unix closest challenges they proved they have the temperament to go with their talent, with a wind in light seek logic, scored 1st of benny. i mean, henry's something shot from the edge of the box and the host let a half time, but unique harbor. better to that go with a strike of his own to tie the score and magnificent volley from harbor other union or that union won a penalty for a hand ball. there it is. so robin le lou k

according to the x is full for the conservative cd, you party almost the 10 percent more we had the social democrats. so the s p d who lost a few percentage points. and as we see the exit polls that we have, that the f d p. so the for business f t p party that's also in the government, would not make it again into the local in parliament and berlin as they got whole point 5 percent. and therefore 9 every 5 percent threshold. all right, going to be a, an interesting night for many berlin politicians, sir, did you pull it of correspond benjamin others gruber? thank you so much. and i, let's take to the skies in kenya to meet the world's 1st black female hot air balloon parlance. the trailblazer has been taken to arrest on safari with a unique perspective of the treasured messiah mara wildlife reserve. the messiah, modern by air, a spectacle from above. one of africans, most famous, national parks. for captain joyce beckwith, it's just another day in her office in the skies. she became the world's 1st life from black female hot air balloon pilot in 2019 colleagues called her captain smiles. i knew that

according to the x is full for the conservative cd, you party almost the 10 percent more we had the social democrats. so the s p d who lost a few percentage points. and as we see the exit polls that we have, that the f d p. so the for business f t p party that's also in the government, would not make it again into the local in parliament and berlin as they got 4.5 percent. and that was not as a 5 percent threshold are going to be a, an interesting night for many berlin politicians deducting politic correspondent benjamin others group. thank you so much. and from politics to sports on to the bonus league, our web irosia dot mont traveled to bremond a dominant display. so the visitors keep their title hopes alive, the vis a study, and was dressed in green and white as vertebrae. mm. and try to put their way back from the table to the upper reaches of the league without a title in 20 years though memories of victory here belong to the older generation . for dorman, it's about generation next. as i look to break binds decade, long grip on power dormant of scouted and landed, some of the best young playe

and the ruling coalition here made up the social democrats, the greens and the left party. that's the spiritual following all party as it were of the communist party here in germany will they would still be able to form a government here if these exit polls are correct, but they would be in a strange situation of all having been loses in this election as it were, and yet trying to form a government. so the upshot is, if the polls are accurate, the kristi and democrats are very much on the upswing here. which mirrors, it must be said also the way the national opinion polls have been going for some considerable time. so what does this mean then at the national level? will the interesting thing is that all manner of different newspapers, magazines, and other articles, people writing about the selection of said that all national parties have been eyeing this election specifically because it's the 1st one. since the german government decided to allow its tanks to be used in ukraine against russian forces by ukrainians, of course, and what impact might that have? well, it seems q

party now to germany the political party of olaf scholz lost the elections to the chamber of deputies of berlin according to the preliminary results, the social democratst about 10% of the votes of their main rivals, the opposition christian democratic union became the leader for the first time in 22 years, but the government coalition of three parties by the sum of votes is still holds the majority in the city parliament, we recall the re-elections in berlin were held by court decision due to gross errors made during the voting in 2021. and now to the news in our country, about five trillion rubles will be allocated from the budget for a five-year state program for the construction of important facilities, both federal and large regional ones, its implementation was discussed today in the government, and the deputy prime minister spoke about priority areas, marat fell asleep. the president set the task of developing additional mechanisms to ensure the sustainability of regional budgets. we continue to work to support the constituent entities of the russian federation and today we will allocate about 9.5 billion rubles. ten regions these funds will hel

democrats said we are not going to condemn socialism. so this is really the story of what's going on in this democrat party starting under obama to trump. the party is so far left it's unrecognizable. >> we talked about inflation and biden's head in the sand. we continue to spend on social welfare programs as the economy was recovering and we didn't need to stimulate the demands out of the economy. if socialism is so great, where are they jumping across walls and busting down our southern borderers to get out of socialist countries. liz: we cannot turn upside down in this nation. we added the equivalent of france and italy in spending and government debt. we know it started under trump. obama was the worst one of all in terms of adding to the u.s. debt. but now people are incentivized not to work. there were 10 million job openings. >> there are about 5 million people who should be in the workers to and are not. more government spending as a percentage of gdp meant slower growth and basically not the increase in wealth that we experienced in this country and we want to go forward in the future. it's a bad policy. capitalism has worked. l

social security. i suspect the president is well aware that is not a position of the other republican party and the scaremongering is not reflected in the bipartisanship i can achieve the next few years the democratsnd republicans should be doing is working together to medicare and social security on a more financial footing going forward and that would be greatly helped by addressing excessive government spending and working to reign in our national debt. mr. president i appreciated the fact that despite with those tax and spend policies the president did make an effort to be bipartisanship and i truly believe we can do a lot together the next two years passing a farm bill to reauthorize the faa to improve the air traffic control system newo market access and secure more transparency and accountability from big tech i the president support of bipartisanship is borne out by his actions in the coming months to build a record of achievement to help make life better for the american people. i yield the floor.

hashtag was created, which showed how dangerous social networks and the false information that is exchanged there can be . with members of the democratic party at the time of facebook's algorithms and anyone who had a republican tendency , he suggested membership in pizza-related groups, and it caused him to be raised this week. finally, because of this rumor and the politeness that facebook gave him, a man with a gun entered the pizza place . selling is basically child trafficking let's find the child trafficking gang for you on all social networks and the artificial intelligence engine of these social networks spread these rumors to people who did not know about the pizza grill case at all . massachusetts institute of technology, fake news is spread based on a plan and we are trying to deal with fake thoughts, we are behind. we can stop them. the system we designed for social networks is a problem for the spread of false information. you know why, because false news and lies make more money for the real news company and telling the truth. how boring is the information about the corona virus? get out of your body's system. it is one of the

social structure. it was everything the democratic party already opposed.eign policy apparatus in washington was happy to hate russia again, after 40 years of cold war, hating russia was mus. so they sign onto the russia collusion hoax. it had the twin benefits of paralyzing the trump administration, which it did, and justifying the expansion of the national security state. as the years passed and the rhetoric intensified, hysteria set in. after a while, anybody with a heterodox opinion, from right-wingers to avowed socialists, could be accused of working secretly with vladimir putin. many were accused and some were destroyed by it. it was a textbook witch hunt far more effective than mccarthyism. unlike mccarthyism, it never ended. russia remained america's greatest enemy, even as china emerged as america's greatest threat. over time, the lie the democrats told to hide their crimes in the 2016 primaries came to dominate america's fo foreign policy and then to imperil america itself. they worked a lining is a block against the u.s. the idea was pretty strai

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movement that includes most members of the mainstream media, big tech social media giants, global institutions and foundations. democrat party operatives, ele elected officials. the most effective act of sabotage against the truth is the public letter signed by 51 former intelligence officials that claim the laptop had "all the classic ear marks of a russian information operation." that letter itself was an information operation that interfered with and impacted the 2020 presidential election to a far greater extent than anything russia ever could have hoped to achieve. >> sean: in other words, the 51 intel officials, that was their disinformation campaign and yes, it did have an impact on a presidential election. in other words, your own federal government interfered in the 2020 election and they tipped the scales to the candidate that they preferred. that of course would be the weak frail cognitive mess known as joey, your president. multiple outlets including cbs, "the washington post," "new york times," "new york post" all confirmed the contents in hunter biden's laptop is real. now we want to know what the big guy, what

so i think that, you know, i have been very of the democratic party for its complicity in the socialinequality that has given rise to political deformities like desantis and trump and ted cruz and everyone else. and i the same similar distortions in yugoslavia. the war in yugoslavia was not caused ancient ethnic hatreds. it was caused by the economic meltdown of yugoslavia which vomited up radovan karadzic and slobodan milosevic and franjo turgeman the same way we vomited a trump the same way that after. 1929 in weimar you vomited up these figures around hitler their buffoonish killers and until address that social inequality, john ralston saul calls the corporate coup dayton's slow motion that took place in the united states. we're not going to free ourselves from this march. a kind of christian fascism and unfortunately. the democratic party in the biden administration cannot themselves from corporate money, and they don't give where they give that money, they expect something back. i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle.