that there might have been famous politically for a social democratic consensus even when the social democrats have been in power meaning high taxation high pastoral taxation the high standard of of public services i do you feel that is that consensus still robust pressure politically to move to a different economic and social model that the model is still very robust and actually the current government the that we have at the moment which is a right wing government they are very much trying to take in an hour agenda at the moment i think we will have a situation no matter who wins the election that there will be very strong support to the twelve welfare system and the quite high taxation a number of countries in europe including them marcos in the rise of what could be called right wing populist parties and did it there is people's party is one manifestation of that not identical to other manifestations but nonetheless is the aspect whereby smaller countries political systems which find it easier to respond to the sometimes large of countries which we have this stablish parties phone

your family have been a fixture of social democratic politics and denmark for many generations how do you assess the situation with the elections to not coming actually i think we're going to to win the election and get back into government the opinion polls are quite narrow but the leaning away so we're quite quite optimistic but don't tell nobody. well there are quite glacial changes and there is politics there people's book wildly but the social democrats seem to be moving ahead and the people's party seem to be moving backwards but it's not because the time capsule of adopted some of the people sparked these program and probably the rhetoric on for example the thorny subject of immigration i think i would put it that it has been a concern to very many ordinary danes the situation about migration and refugees and so on and i think that would it has taken quite some time before we realise that we will have to take that concern very serious but when we did that we did then we have gained in the opinion polls and the sort of democrats some talk of that instead of the normal coalition

the social democrats and the greens back into the opposition were. were were you the evil white man i'm fina friend. that was as you see do you all of us together i'm sure is that we have the strength into a new term in trying to ram to win elections if you join forces and fight gather five thousand like we did in my two thousand and five days because time in north rhine-westphalia wasn't. the end of the social democrats when you're flying high treason and it's twenty seventeen on when we put all our strength in tackling a very complex and surrounding a month's time and state elections in style and change across our north rhine-westphalia. was stopping the coalition of the social democrats if you can't see. the left. even when the month when the friends i think you know you talk in preparation to this party congress is august i asked myself five question this is often the first . i thought it was when me. for the what is it. that brought me together with you me as party chair eighteen years ago at this jet fuel for the parties i don't ation scandal i

democrats for over a decade and was the first leader after the liberal party merged with the social democrats in 1988. he also served as international high representative in bosnia. from across the political spectrum, tributes have been paid to lord ashdown, including from the former prime minister sirjohn major and tony blair. police investigating the drones at gatwick search our house in west sussex following the arrest of a man and woman from crawley. good evening. it has been announced that the former liberal democrat leader lord paddy ashdown has died at the age of 77. he began his career in the military as a royal marine and led the liberal democrats for 11 years in 1988. in november, this year, he revealed he had been diagnosed with ladder cancer. —— bladder cancer. wejoin diagnosed with ladder cancer. —— bladder cancer. we join sir vince cable now. a very sad evening for the party and you yourself personally. talk to us about what sort of figure lord ashdown was. well, he was a very formidable man. it is very sad that we have lost him. he was politically active and really very dynamic

in the capital, stockholm, we meet the governing social democrats out canvassing.ty that designed sweden's liberal socialist hybrid that has run this country for much of the last century. but lately their support has been shrinking. hi, we're from the bbc. we know! we have been informed. 0h, you've been informed. how's it going? pretty good. you guys seem so positive, like everything is just great. that's the image we all have of sweden, where everything works and everything is brilliant. but it actually does. the other day someone yelled at me. what did they say to you? that i should acknowledge the chaos. mm. yeah. and i actually can't see any chaos. yes, of course, there are people that are suffering and hurting, and that is extremely bad, but we can do something about it. what do you think that person was talking about? actually, i don't know. that's the thing... do you think you'e living in different worlds? probably. i asked him. please can you explain, i don't understand where your chaos is, because i think it's rather nice here. and he just give me the cree

politics was dominated by the social democrats, a party with roots in the labour movement which, throughd hybrid of socialism and liberalism, appeared to achieve startling results. these are the richest people in the world. they have the highest standard of living in a super welfare state which has abolished poverty and eliminated strikes, where everything and everyone works. the only country in the world were seven—year—olds attend lessons on sex. sweden projected itself as a model to emulate, but even in the 19605 people were asking is the good sweden narrative to good to be true? narrative too good to be true? all around the town you can see the discrepancy between the swede as he is, and as he'd like to be. they worship themselves in images of bronze, but are the trolls and gremlins creeping back? one thing the swedes have always worshipped is the sun. that discrepancy is even starker today. sweden still regularly comes out at or near the top of international rankings for happiness and prosperity. but it spends less than it used to on welfare and public services. we have been so luck

i want to share it many of the same you know skeptics tendencies he interviews the top social democratic politician and former defense minister nick cowdery to test had the danish political winds are blowing with regard to britain's brics it and alex also speaks to the iraqi who represents a say two islands in the danish problem and i'm combines european skepticism whether wish for independence for his own island spread first tier treats messages and e-mails and another great response to our show on pricks at last week first of all from sandy sandy says it's the break up happens it will be to these incompetence that will make it happen let's says. sure yet on brick said keep up the good work serial but thank you len and sovereign will swear she is for a government of national unity think chance will be a fine thing with caroline lucas as pm the begging says thank you alex salmon for keeping us informed you wouldn't it is absolutely vital for folk like me to be able to recognise what is going on and what it might mean for us and finally stacy keach who has a view on what george can even s

democrats for over a decade and was the first leader after the liberal party merged with the social democratsn 1988. he was a very formidable man, it's very sad that we've lost him. he was politically active right to the end. he also served as international high representative to bosnia herzegovina following the war which saw the break—up of yugoslavia. from across the political spectrum tributes have been paid to lord ashdown including from former prime ministers sirjohn major and tony blair. police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, the education editor at the sunday times, and martin bentham from the evening standard. good evening to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the death of lord ashdown features on the front of the sunday times which has paid tribute to him, saying he made the liberal democrats a "formidable force". the sunda express fronts with a picture of t

he was the first to lead the party after the liberals merged with the social democrats in 1988, and remained in post until 1999. he also served as international high representative to bosnia after the war. police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. we don't have a very long holiday so it is frustrating to miss out on some of it. it is frustrating that this happened at all. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. a dream start for ole gunnar solskjaer in charge at manchester united winning 5—1 against cardiff. and in half an hour, we look at how the social media giants came underfire in review 2018: the media year. it's just been announced that the former liberal democrat leader, lord paddy ashdown, has died at the age of 77. mr ashdown began his career in the military as a royal marine and then went on to lead the liberal demo

democrats for over a decade and was the first leader after the liberal party merged with the social democrats in 1988. he was a very formidable man. it is, you know, very sad that we've lost him. he was politically act with and really very dynamic and full of ideas, right to the end. he also served as international high representative to bosnia—herzegovina following the war which saw the break—up of yugoslavia. police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, sian griffiths from the sunday times and martin bentham from the evening standard. stay with us for that. good evening. the former leader of the liberal democrats lord ashdown has died after a short illness. he was 77. he served in the royal marines before turning to politics, first with the liberal party in the 1970s, then becoming the first lib dem leader in 1988. he revealed in november that he was being treated for bladder cancer. our chief political correspondent vicki

within their ruling party who do you think will gain out of the situation most a traditional social democrats or the more fringe forces like the right wing a. well. you see it depends who. who will become the new party chairman which lady. if we will that. mrs. obama as the new party chairman lady chel eighty. she. already. at the top of the party and. as the secretary general and she is a lady who will not correction the chancellor at all but if she does agree she will try to find a compromise therefore. not. avoid the power that you for mr maritz who will become the new party chairman while he's busy he's. trained in business and backed by the german business people he might try to push. more. misses and therefore it but. this will make the point the more lively and therefore nobody is really worth of out so i get america has been seen as europe's in former leader for much of her reign the crown is up for grabs once she's gone well the next german leader take up the mantle or will it be left for someone i don't know for example in paris well. our experiences with. germany's the biggest in t

germans are dissatisfied with the current ruling coalition of merkel's christian democrats and the social democratic party now with the chancellor on her way out will merkel's departure become a final nail in the coffin of this already precarious government. review. chancellor. would be in office impala for the next more or less we use i think she would stay we will get the new head of the party of the christian democratic party a new chairman or church of women we don't know yet but nevertheless the chancellor will stay i'm quite sure and she has still a. strong position was in the hope and still within germany sure. after being in office now for. more than twelve twelve feet it is. people expect. more or less and the next time a change of the chancellor this was true for chancellor kohl or for example of his chancellor calling the father no. sure. i understand the chancellor will stay through her term till two thousand and twenty one but the leadership race inside merkel's party is already started and naturally the candidates are taking swings at merkel's legacy and policies so with a new party ch

they can you live in one thousand one thousand nine that's that was there and i think all the social democrats of germany that american liberals and democrats what that they know protesting against these these cultural promptly split in out of syria he's living in syria that never invited him defenseless against the international terrorists hold for our troops like i'm going home awful you know they're french socialists they were all for taking. all means possible so this is there and all of their progressive left all the peace needs all the laughter all the peaceniks all the ride this is all over now you know you have their global ultra liberal radio ideology radio to deceive radio to use violence and everyone the polls in it on the left on the right and they're all decent people in this situation right left is totally twentieth century . stop stop thinking in those terms and start thinking about what you have in common with people who oppose this monic neo liberals and i think that's going to come. full desir is that we have three minutes left let's finish the last question here is it time f

on the way out knowledge lease the city use junior coalition partners the social democrats said it was time now to solve problems secure the future of pensions recognize the value of work and strengthening and strengthen cohesion in europe germany's far right alternative for germany tweeted the c.d.u. can no longer be a political home for conservatives today's runoff vote reveals a deeply torn party according to the left parties can connect miracle two point zero is no solution her policies continue with a k k and social change therefore isn't possible and from the free democrats christiane linder live in there a majority of the c.d.u. party conference spoke out in favor of a different strategy but then picked continuity. right now let's bring up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world. u.s. president donald trump has nominated william barr for attorney general barr served as attorney general under president george h.w. bush and the same announcement trungpa also nominated ex fox news journalist heather now or it as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations

from the social democrats from the christian democrats and also from other side view but is afraid of you of it yes certainly they are known for it because because the point is we have actually and you have really only old we have to really hire a lawyer we have really no no we have really no party which is a concert of party germany all the other parties moved during the last years constantly to the left side and there was a vacuum right on the right side besides the christian democrats your feeling and your feeling that space x. sect leader we are filling that space lots of and propaganda against the not going to the no no it's not it's not a broad about propaganda it's about telling the troops we are we we need to say people that what is going on and we have seen people what is going on because we had a situation in germany set for years and years people were not told the truth was the business. thanks very much for being euro zone thank you. through a child time. three children document their daily find for survival on camera. gear strikes the traumas and the desperate hope. for h

democrats for over a decade and was the first leader after the liberal party merged with the social democrats in 1988. he was a very formidable man. it is dairy sad that we've lost him. he was politically active and really very dynamic and full of ideas, write to the end. —— it is very sad. he also served as international high representative to bosnia herzegovina following the war which saw the break up of yugoslavia. from across the political spectrum, tributes have been paid to lord ashdown including from former prime ministers sirjohn major and tony blair. police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. and at 10:30 and again at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers sian griffiths, the education editor at the sunday times, and martin bentham from the evening standard. stay with us for that. good evening. the former liberal democrat leader, lord paddy ashdown, has died at the age of 77. mr ashdown began his career in the military as a royal marine and then went on to lead the

from the social democrats from the christian democrats and also from other side your buddies afraid of you other yes certainly their own freight because because the point is we have actually under we have for now an old we want you retiring already have really no no we have really no party which is a conservative party germany all the other parties moved during the last years constantly to the left side and there was a vacuum right on the right side besides a christian democrat and your failing and your feeling that spain's exactly we are filling that space lots of and propaganda against the not going to tell you no no it's not it's not a power about propaganda it's about telling the troops yeah we be need to say people that what is going on and we have same people what is going on because we had a situation in germany set for years and years people were not told the truth ok was the. thanks very much for being euro zone thank you. the beauty. of. the be. oblique. get. the style the b six fuel mix to looks. just so you look in concepts. and stick to architecture. and style essential to

has almost become something like his social democratic party and that it is too far in the center and some people want to simply because he stands full almost neo liberal economic positions other people are saying that the cause is correct we just need to stress conservative values small and those people would probably vote phonic that come combo who would very much stand for a continuation of machall in style if he does represent a bit of a conservative more conservative approach that in spawn is not really seen as somebody who can take over quite yet but many people say he has been one of michael's most vocal critics within the party and he has helped the party actually get into this debate which people are appreciating that the party is debating its positions on how to deal with on glum eccles legacy exciting day indeed from our political desk thank you so much. as mentioned earlier the new city leader will be chosen by around two thousand delegates gathered in hamburg it's uncertain how they will decide but we do have some polling numbers on who you supporters want to see in charg

use the favorite expression about lenin they were useful idiots those are condemning the swift social democrats who allowed or facilitated the transfer of lenin back to back to russia they were classified by the enemies of the social democrats as usual idiots but because they wouldn't see the result of usual idiots who would say themselves i've done this one point of a conviction these are my views and i would. i would wish that you would accept and would you please accept my views because they are different from yours because i come from a different culture with different perception of the world. from your vantage point you see the world from one point of view but we see it from a different point of view and our point of view legitimate because it reflects our national interest yeah i mean if we look at the way sputnik published those documents that was just the integrity initiative was stirring up and russia feelings using u.k. government money to do so how big a deal. if the the r.f.s. the i events have been given government money so therefore it has to come up with something which will hit

liberal democrats for over a decade and was the first leader after the party merged with the social democratsn 1988. he also served as international high representative to bosnia herzegovina, following the war which saw the break—up of yugoslavia. police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. now on bbc news, it's the year the social media giants came under fire, the printed press got smaller, and blockbuster tv got even bigger. the bbc‘s amol rajan gives his take on the last 12 months in review 2018: the media year. hello, and welcome to the media year 2018. in the next half an hour, we are going to look at the intersection between technology and the media over the past 12 months, a golden age of tv and audio and the increasing impact of data on all our lives. this has been the year of the techlash, a global backlash against silicon valley's biggest companies prompted by controversies over p

potential for friction he is also not as popular with the governing coalition patna they had the social democrats so that could create some tension that could potentially challenge the s.p.d. to a point where they would have to sort of fresh elections for example and then i'm going to step down citing times indeed nina thank you so much for insights from our political desk and as you can see we are closely following the race to succeed hunger makola c.d.u. party leader will have full coverage of the vote about who's going to succeed her when that happens we'll also have michael's last speech as party leader all that coming up later today here on t.w. news. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the aquarius migrant rescue ship has ended its operations the charity that ran the vessel blames a smear campaign by european governments the aquarius was the last charity run a rescue ship operating off of libya and save tens of thousands of migrants from drowning in the mediterranean. u.s. state department spokesperson heather now it is expected to be president donald tr

the social democratic party is now literally withering.really hard for them to increasingly remain in this coalition. we have three important german state elections next year. of course, the european parliament elections will roll across politics in europe. this could be the year that we see possibly germany going to new elections to legitimize a new leader of germany. so lots of change and nothing can move in europe unless germany is ok with it. so this could be an inopportune moment for germany not to be able to lead europe. cover.an awful lot the thank you so very much to heather connolly. trump and president house republican leaders are meeting at the white house as we speak. the present has expressed reservations over the short-term government funding bill -- the president has expressed reservations over the short-term government funding bill. oil asor indices down, well, even treasuries down a little bit. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching balance of power. president trump abruptly announced he is withdrawing all u.s. troop

fragile it's a coalition between germany's conservatives macro's conservative party and the social democrats so any kind of friction that between maps if he were to become the c.d.u. party leader and in the position of chums of the could spell real trouble for germany's government ok so they could have a tough time working together what about the other two contenders for the party chair would they also signal a new direction. well i think whichever candidate comes out on top on friday is certainly going to change things within the party as the other two front runners are thirty eight year old son who's seen as the beginning kind of ambitious politician on the scene but over to a lot of people all ruling him out and saying that maybe perhaps in ten years time he might stand more of a chance but he is a very vocal critic of macro particularly when it comes to migration policy i'm so we could definitely see him to moving the party back to its more traditional conservative roots then we also have and they create. who for a long time was seen as the heir apparent and a favorite of holes to fill h

is a lot of political factors to take into account let alone the coalition partner the social democrats feeling bruised and battered once again in this coalition and wanting to reassess how well it's going whether they will say in this coalition next autumn. political editor mahila reporting for us from the party conference and thank you very much. now this all the other stories making news around the world six people have died and more are injured after this time in a nightclub near the eastern italian city of an official said trampled over each other in the rush to escape a spring like substance that was torn into the crowd. a u.s. jury has found the man who drove through crowd of protesters in charlottesville virginia guilty of first degree murder prosecutors described twenty one year old alex fields jr as a white supremacist a woman was when his car hit people demonstrating against a white nationalist rally last year. the chief financial officer of chinese telecom giant huawei is spending the weekend behind bars in canada a judge on her bail hearing on two mondays mom one joel faces

is a lot of political factors to take into account let alone the coalition partner the social democrats feeling bruised and battered once again in this coalition and wanting to reassess how well it's going whether they will say in this coalition next or so meeting is it ever chief political editor mahila reporting for us from the party conference and thank you very much. in friday's been does the guy action vet a brave to do so of the despite a shaky first off that easy ended even at one all but martin handing james that off the brink was right to give but him in the lead in the seventy first minute. then just minutes off of the goal u.s. international josh sausage and with the game out of reach in his first ever when does the gap dad owns a three one win for braman. and later today owned and face off in one of the bonus league as fast as five agrees. does one buy massive one thousand points however got him pacing have never played at all when it comes to claiming bragging rights. yet i'm sure. that i wouldn't have you know. that this was. this club that seeded i'm some stuck here and i

just to make sure that there's not much of this quarrelling going on that has so damaged the social democrats here in germany that could potentially threaten the party even one of the last remaining big tent party here in germany all right now michela before champa qanbar was elected chancellor angela merkel gave her farewell speech as a city you were party leader let's take a listen to some of what she had to say and then we'll pick up the other one. is also about mounting the still be german chancellor the cd is going to be focusing on the time and i have to me it is a matter that goes to my heart when i'm in the last term of my political force that i contribution to ensuring the new success in the. same time maintaining responsibility nation to do to contain the governments this is how we can set the course for the future that we can but it's an unusual and americans career she's that the top of the government but not her party. well she also got she also pretty much explained why she took this decision and she called on everybody in responsibility to ask themselves personally what they ca

there are many other political factors that come into play not least the coalition partners the social democrats s k d it is said that it will me evaluate how well this current governing coalition is going next autumn so that could be another potential crunch time not to mention those european elections coming up which might speak a very different political language also here in germany the fear of far right populism is very grave and these are all factors that will come into play in answering the question whether she will indeed so the full time told twenty twenty did have a geopolitical later term here who thought important for us from this you do party conference and i'm proud thank you very much. judy. in friday's bundestag auction veda braman thumped despite a shaky first of that ended even at one all but martin honey james that after the break the strike you could even believe in the seventy first minute. then just minutes off of that goal u.s. international. with the game out of reach in his first ever. a three one win for braman. and later to. face off in one of the windows the guest fie

the status of women in understate socialism and democratic socialism in europe. so the part of the book that i'm going do read to you tonight is from chapter 2. which is called what to expect when expecting exploitation on motherhood. so one of my childhood friends whom i will call jake, hungered for financial success in a society where financial success reflected a kind of moral speariority. jake val rised the idea of the american dream. he saw goodness in the pull yourself up by the boot straps hard work required to make something of yourself. back then i was already a feminist with concerns about economic inequality and jake true to the spirit believes that whoever dies with the most toys witness. we debated for hours on capitalism and the way jake embraced the gordon -- of the age. breed is good. greed is good. i wasn't buying it. back in those days when domestic politics weren't so polarized we managed to maintain our friendship throughout our college years. in the 1990s when i was off teaching english in japan jake was hustling himself up a corporate ladder

but four of them don't and what they do is instead the status of women in -- under state socialism and democratic socialism in europe. the part of the book i'm going read is from chapter 2, called what to expect when you're expecting exploitation on motherhood. so, one of my childhood friends whom i will call jake hungered to financial cessna a society where it was a moral superiority. jake valorized the idea of the american dream. saw goodness in the kind of horatio algier pull yourself up by the bootstrap hard work required to make something of yourself. back then, i was already a feminist with concerns about economic inequality and jake, true to the spirit of the 1980s, believed that whoever dies with the most toys wins. we spend hours debating prose and cons cons of capitalism ande way that reagany. sucked or didn't suck. jake embraced the gordon again go zeitgeist, greeds is good. i wasn't buying it. back in those days when domestic politics were not 0 polarized we managed to maintain our friendship through the college years. in the 1990s, jake michigan hustling is way up the corporate ladde

i am trying to look at the historical situation of socialism whether we talk about state socialism or democratic socialism in scandinavia in some cases western europe different policies can be put into place to kind of mitigate the burden of work that is placed in the private sphere. the reason the book is controversial and i know it is controversial because i've gotten plenty of criticism for arguments i've made not only in this but in the previous op-ed and for some of my previous scholarly work is this idea that child care and carchildcare ande elderly should be socialized. there are a lot of debates that go back all the way to the middle of the 19th century. they are not new and for a lot of people they are just coming for the first time that i do think there is a way in which we can learn from the past one of f the things i make clear in the book and i want to make clear tonight i'm not in any way advocating for any returned to the 20th century state socialism. there were many problems with these societies among them the gulags and famine and state censorship and travel restrictions and sho

course that of course the world was in a better shape some years ago but i mean i'm a committed social democrat we are optimists by nature so i still think it's fixable. i hope so and i mean at the end it depends on the willingness of political leaders and of course of the willingness of our citizens i think the citizens want to have a more stable situation around the globe but where is the optimism come from when you hear increasingly sort of unilateralism nationalistic rhetoric but if you go back some decades. if you would half have asked me maybe in the seventy's of the eighty's when i was a soldier in the army in germany if a german unification would be possible i would say no to ever so we. as germans we learned that everything is possible if you look to the european union it's an amazing story it shows to the rest of the world that is possible to be to overcome hatred bitter hatred and to become first partners and then friends in only one generation after two horrible world wars if people want to organize and to make peace then they are able to do this now the gulf region of course is no

with a staunch social democrat in one thousand nine hundred seventy one plant was awarded the nobel peace prize for his policy of rapprochement with the eastern bloc countries. right next door is another museum worth a visit it's dedicated to the writer sculptor painter and graphic artist going to cuss. he was awarded the nobel prize in literature in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine one of his best known novels is the ten drum. literature in a museum doesn't have to be dry as dust. it's siding we present our to literature in a modern way using multimedia exhibitions so that people can see greater grossness life and work via films music audio recording say and video costs leave on vaca concur. and then there's the wouldn't book house the setting of the novel wooden books for his saga about a merchant's family thomas mann received the nobel prize in literature in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine every year during advent a room is decorated to represent the family's christmas room. i get started if there's one object here among all the presents on the table is very special that's t

in the future and what that would then in the end actually work all become a bit more like the social democrat s.p.d. that has been tearing itself apart of the last couple of years that something gets you see. something they don't want to head in that direction you had me say let's not forget the cd you have there been so many rumblings of this. and with then the c.d.u. for the past couple of years and they've really been eating into the heart of the party but let's now listen to what a buyer the delegates there are voting for a leader to succeed and love back and let's all take a listen to what i got back and has said had to say as she made a speech to the party delegates in hamburg at the end of a speech it was clearly an emotional moment for her let's take a listen to what she said. it is not. a parting ways but you see do you i don't have to be party chair to have strong ties to this party and it's also about wanting me to be a german chancellor you see do you is going to be focusing on the time after me it is a matter close to my heart and the last term of my political affairs that i cont