bernie sanders qualifies as a social democrat here but he calls himself a democratic socialist so he's just switched the words but it changes the theme. early in the term do you think that's a been a mistake for him in the united states would he be better served to call himself a social democrat look i think if bernie sanders can talk about the issues that brought him here health care right income equality he's on a winning path if he gets into an intellectual debate into a philosophical debate over social democratic values or whether your democratic socialist donald trump is laughing you know the republican party is just having a party because that's the way they get to label him and joe biden i mean on election night in south carolina he says if the democrats want a democrat you know they got to vote for democrat and not force bernie sanders and so i think bernie sanders loses if he talks about those gun issues you know that's a good point you bring up i want you to take a listen to want a voter said today in texas when they were asked about what type of person should become presiden

with democratic socialism in the united states and by the growing membership of democratic socialist and the popularity of bernie sanders and representative of causey of cortez to show a future that is more democratic inclusive and environmentally sustainable. in the age of trump and beyond. let me introduce our guest writing in the guardian and the nation and the new york times and is a coeditor of we own the future democratic socialism and she lives in brooklyn. michael smith author of new york times bestseller invisible man got the whole world watching he has written for the new york times the atlantic, the paris review author of the new republic and the guardian and has been a featured commentator on npr and bbc radio cnn, msnbc and also lives in brooklyn so now we will turn it over to our guests. after the discussion there will be some words from michael bennett later there will be q&a and after that there will be a book signing when q&a happens i will come back up and give you the microphone so c-span who is filming tonight can record your question. thank you so much. [applause

this week so we are very the social democrats this week so we are very focused in february the peoplehange. the political parties, the political parties that significantly increase their seats involve sinn fein, the social democrats in the green party, the republic are calling us the parties of change and we are spending a huge amount of time both this weekend into the coming weeks trying to form a government that will do exactly what the electorate asked us to do and deliver a completely different kind of economy, society, one that works for workers and families. but to be honest, it is more likely that fianna fail and fine gael will be able to achieve a grand coalition government than it is that you could cobble together an alternative government for change and in the concept of a national emergency, isn't it to just be honest, recognised that and get on with fianna fail and fine gael finding a way to govern? firstly, i did not vote for either of those parties i voted for sinn fein. but what is interesting is if you look at the results of the election, fianna fail lost significant r

social-d democratic parties held majorities and much of western europe, even with all of its problem,elcome back to fox nation presents, the unauthorized history of socialism. in the mid-1800, karl marx declared worldwide socialism and evitable. a century later a lot of experts thought he was right. an american president strongly disagreed and it was ronald reagan's words that proof. >> what i'mve describing is a pn for the long-term. the march of freedom and democracy which will lead to marxism on the heap of history as its left other nations which we have the self-expression of the people. he was the first domino to fall. solidarity, the independent trade unit have managed to survive underground to the 1980s. i'm surprised the polish communist gave into the demands of parma and terry election. >> there were free elections held but there was a trick that there were certain seats that were supposed to be guaranteed for the government which opposition was not allowed to run against and it may be the only time in history the candidates ran unopposed and still lost. >> voters crossed the

i would like to de- demonize democratic socialism is a concept but there is no need to hang your hat on that concept to win an argument. the new deal was influenced by democratic socialist as i read in the book. . . . . . . see a statistic that i wouldlikn to it, every summer and i think it was the post,. >> it must be true. [laughter]. but in new hampshire primary, and a very relatively uncontested republican primary. in the venture, hundred 32000 people came up to vote for trump. number one is that true, and number two, what does that say about republicans being able to get the boat out. >> is is different and they make fun of me as being in the last one sinful person. if there's a little, and what i would find out is 15 percent of the people who voted in the republican primary made in the affirmative effort to go out and vote against double truck and the primary. he had about 8 percent, network of italian candidates . always in the new hampshire ballot because it's easy to qualify. he put in all of the people, is about 15 percent against him. we think we know that the constituency

social-democratic parties held majorities in much of western europe. till empowered. ♪ bret: welcome back to fox nation presents "the unauthorized history of socialism". in the mid- 1800s karl marx declared ward wide socialism inevitable, a century later a lot of experts thought he was right. an american president strongly disagreed and it was ronald reagan's words that proved prophetic. >> what i am discovering out the plan in the hope for the long-term, the march of freedom and democracy which will lead marxism, leninism on the edge as sheep of history as it has left other tyrannies which stifled the freedom and muzzle the self-expression of the people. bret: poland was the first domino to fall. solidarity an independent trade union had managed to survive underground through the 1980s. faced with rising discontent the polish communists finally gave in to demands for parliament early elections back there were free elections held that there was a trick which was there were certain seeds that were supposed to be guaranteed for the government which the op

have to david that i done souza former minister of state for integration and a member of the social democrats thank you very much for talking to us. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin up next focus on your upticks and a closer look at the price of the greek and this friend of the current evidence that's coming up shortly. to describe people. families overcome by fear and distrust. dramatic pictures from a greek turkish border. once again refugees are caught between competing. seems to recall the migrant crisis in the twenty's is being. people lost all hope. d.w. . enter the conflict zone year after year the war in yemen goes on with no apparent end in sight but who's really trying to stop it my guest this week here in munich is the country's foreign minister mohammad abdullah on a german company thousands of civilian casualties to be enormous human suffering all being for nothing. the conflict. in 60 minutes on t.w. . is the human race to destroy itself. we are ruining the basic elements of our existence. refusing to much more and killing. water just like. we may think ou

of the social democrats. so the idea is to achieve it through democratic election with a totalitarian regime. >> do you think elections matter anymore? we are already creeping toward that type of attitude. >> i personally think socialism is in the death row. people are waking up and seeing it exactly what it is. it was oure] granddaddy's fight now it's our turn to make that struggle. joshua seems that it is an option that perhaps that perhaps we can get rid of it altogether. we are very optimistic it's one of the creative entrepreneurial and innovative capitalist generations we have ever seen to make that connection but if you want those paid for inme america but what ist say often and then to put their lives on the line with a free and prosperous and fair future for generations to come. because of the good moms and dads out there for those 18 years to raise great kids than that kid goes off to college. and then to say i'm a socialist with the bernie sanders stickers. >> when i get offstage parents a please c

you know bernie sanders not a socialist i'm a socialist he's not a social he's a democratic socialism a liberal socialism very briefly i'm from communist china and i'm saying they call themselves you know socialism with chinese character a 6 that's the official chinese motto they killed my great grandfather so socialism for me strikes fear into my heart it's a family trauma here i do not take that term lightly and what are we going to do about the many instances in which senator sanders praises communist russia he goes to russia and comes back and says oh really and we've seen people who say joe biden praised hosni mubarak said he's not a dictator in the middle of the arab spring. americans do not have deeply rooted sense of disdain for hosni mubarak versus social issues as a political ploy but in terms of the morals of it we're out of time we do need to ask you both this question linda you said in an interview last month because you because of the experience you've had online in particular with somebody supporters you say you said that he would become the democratic nominee you said

to be able to stay at home and keep an income coming in but there are already plans in place social democrats for example demand legal change as well to ensure that parents who have to work at home are protected to these rather drastic measures that are being taken to the coronavirus. what is your experience being like i ask is you're sitting at home working from home it seems like yesterday friday in germany the switch was flipped and this finally got real for everyone. it really has become very real and you only have to pop out into the streets and yesterday the streets a very very quiet no matter what time you went it was however a very different story if you went into the supermarkets late yesterday evening people were still stockpiling shelves were empty but at the same time it is a very surreal feeling out on the streets at the moment everyone that i speak to at the moment is someone at least who is important to him because i myself i'm not in quarantine at the moment but we are working from home as i say where possible to help stop the spread of the virus which of course is spreading a

really coming in a coordinated fashion from the german government in berlin on the one hand the social democrat finance minister all unfolds promising economic stimulus measures when needed but his conservative colleague from the c.d.u. peter all of his the economics minister is floating certain options like supporting short time work which work very well on the financial crisis for the economy and for the workers or tax breaks or making sure that small and medium sized companies have enough liquidity but there's no certain use and that's being seen critically and in many parts of germany and the business world. but only when we talk about the impact of this virus on firms in germany you've taken a look at continental which is a major firm there telus. you know one of the world's largest auto suppliers and continental has been going from hard times to even worse times and for 2019 announcing a loss of 1200000000 euros the worst result in 10 years and also having a quite a bleak outlook for this year not least because of corona but an analyst that has covered the industry for years is very criti

the senator has been arguing that his democratic socialism is fundamentally about confronting economicdemocratic socialism is about is saying that it is immoral and wrong that the top 1/10 of 1% in this country own almost 90%, own almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%. >> the specifics of that platform involve more targeted attacks on wealth, free public college and medicare for all. this debate is about ideas and words in association. alexandria ocasio-cortez explained democratic socialism she argues follows in a mainstream tradition of nonprofit programs that are already quite popular from libraries to firefighters. >> some of the most popular policies and things that we have are not capitalist, medicare, medicaid, social security, libraries, public schools, firefighters, infrastructure, none of these things were built because they come out of profit. we've decided that some things are sacred. >> that's the liberal side of the democratic party's debate, while in the center joe biden stands by capitalism offering moderate socialist programs like community college funding, and some t

contemporary dance pushes emotional physical and social democrats it makes a political statement without using anywhere it's just great physical exertion what's moving the dance world these days we set off to find out starting interest in. american choreographer makes do it invited experts from around the globe to dressed in to attend dance congress or tons congress 2019 some 500 people from the world of dance came to share experiences and discuss new ideas to. mount. it's really important it was great to play back to this congress is really the end specialist that people have different interests but that intimacy can really break barriers that people can really. meet in intimate settings and feel like they're being heard and seen. the congress was about the body as well as the mind the global exchange of ideas was to give the dancing new impetus to help people make contacts and break down barriers is. something which required full commitment from everyone present and 2 full years of preparation and planning. with the support of the good institutes workshops and meetings were held in the

the social democrats are campaigning. upcoming elections were postponed because of the cocoronavirus crcrisis. to tryry to boost ththe economyf this district, a year ago, he launched a card for his citizens to obtain discounts. despite the lack of customers, the shopkeeper appreciates the dynamism of her mayoyor, because she is sororry to see young pepp dedessert the country, often tid of the power of political parties. >> [speaking another language] reporter: afterwards, the mayor visits this almost empty bar. the bar's young owner is yearning to leave. when he launched this business 10 years ago, he was convinced that things c could improve. today, he is struggling to get out of here. >> [speaking another language] reporter: according to world bank statistics, a quarter of the population has left the country in the last 10 years. noemi took only a few weeks ago. in love with art nouveau, this young architect never tires of strolling the streets of brussels. this is the most famous one. it is the first art nouveau buildi

spot invented and i don't she's a former minister of state for integration and a member of the social democrats now welcome to you know we saw a very strong message coming out of that memorial service that we just saw do you see the shooting in hondo as a telling point of how jimmy deals with right wing extremism. well actually i think that it was so important to have the session this morning in the parliament and it was very important that we came together yesterday to show not only the families but especially of course the families that we stand together that we see the racism in our country and well we notice that it could could have been like every one of us each of us. who looks like a migrant who is just seen as a migraine and this is very is just horrible for all of us of course. and i think it's so important that all in their political ends who are responsible for in their fears also admit that they have looked more for religious extremism so far and not so much 2 words right wing extremists and i think that was just a change right now. in that what is likely to change because in this d

the youth are less reliable voters and pose a problem for the social democrat. >> why are young people not voting? this is important stuff. >> next contest march 10th in idaho, michigan, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, and washington state. >> bret: senate minority leader chuck schumer is in full damage control tonight, he's getting hammered over comments he made that seem to threaten a pair of u.s. supreme court justices. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel shows us from washington. >> the minority leader of the united states senate threatened two associate justices of the u.s. supreme court -- period. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blasted chuck schumer for these controversial comments. >> i want to tell you were such, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. >> president trump weighed in on twitter, schumer has brought great danger to the steps of the united state supreme court. he tried to clean things up this morning. >> i'm from brooklyn, we speak and strong language. i shouldn't have used the words i did but in no way was i making a

earlier, the democratic party in the 19th-century century was the most socially conservative. it's constituents were mostly drawn from rural white farmers urban's working and , lower class farms, as well as european immigrants. many of whom were openly hostile to african-americans. this period, democrats defined themselves as the party of the wegmans government. they did this openly, not with dog whistle language, but very deliberately, as you can see here in campaign materials from 1869. throughout reconstruction, democrats' racism can be seen particularly clearly in congress , when democratic members sought to oppose the passage of the 14th amendment, fearing that it would grant full social equality to all african-americans. in particular, congressional democrats argued three things about voting rights. all of which had implications for white women. first they contended that voting was not a natural right to which all citizens were entitled. second, they argued that whiteness was an essential and necessary quality for a voter to process. -- for a voter to possess. and third,

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it's the same with the appeal in jamie where 10 former federal ministers all liberal parties social democrats all green they all say he has to be released some judgment thank you. after the break 24 hours ahead of the un's world wildlife very natural to c.e.o. of conservation charity bug life explains our major chemical body nationals on the plane to swarm the u.k. with anti insect regulation all this is all going on but you're going on the ground . showdown in syria as the damascus government continues its drive to liberate the country turkey's illegal military presence has created a major international crisis there no one is between a rock and a very hard place. welcome back has pushed back to trade talks get underway in brussels how will the european union deal with the massive insecticide multi-nationals looking just waterway regulation and nearly even free u.k. according to conservation charity bug life 40 percent of insect species are threatened with extinction with insecticides raking in billions c.e.o. of bug life met charbonneau thinks it's time for best control chemical companies to

france barely exists anymore it had to sell its headquarters in order to survive financially the social democratic party in germany is extremely weak and although there are some right wing populist parties in europe had some success the league in italy the freedom party in austria . basically they have also been chased out of office yet by the cartel. right now on this side of the atlantic i'm afraid the cartel is doing extremely well and certainly as far as for example france is concerned american in spite of his unpopularity has a perfectly good chance of winning at the time of the next presidential election in 2022 that's right you know we're down you know one of the things i really like about bernie sanders is he talks about real people he doesn't talk about these newfangled idea this virtuous signaling and all of this i don't i'm just i don't get it ok i'm a political junkie i don't understand most of the white noise particularly on the left ok but i mean when bernie talks he talks about real people and real problems and you know what he's been doing it for a long time right now that you know

it's the same with the appeal in germany where 10 former federal minister all liberal parties social democrats green they all say he has to be really so thank you. after the break but before i was ahead of the un's world wildlife day that shot the c.e.o. of conservation charity bug life explains out chemical balti nationals are looking to swarm the u.k. with anti insect regulation all the civil going to do is going to grow. the point is should we actually be charging for education because this is when we charge for things is because it's a benefit to the person is buying it and that's the audiology took over education about 30 or 40 years ago but the perspective of education was originally that education is a benefit for society in general i wouldn't want to live in a society without doctors or engineers but it happened without economists. saying it of being a profit benefit ignoring the public means that we're ignoring that the skill basis we need for a sophisticated society and putting the burden of that skilled bice's on the individuals and what we're turned it into is just now the china in

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republicans are more socially liberal and democrats are more socially conservative. talkthat in mind when i about republicans and democrats going forward. stanton had done important part during the civil war, work that helped the republican party achieved their goal of abolition, she believed republicans would support a for all women. immediateully, the post of civil war time did look particularly hopeful for mormons -- for women's rights. there was a wide-ranging assessment of transition. men who just made one of the nation, should they return to full citizenship and voting? what about formerly enslaved people? should they be allowed to vote? these are questions that are being talked about and written about throughout the reconstruction time. between 1865 in 1860 60's questions were openly debated by members in congress. protectans looking to the power and the newly emancipated people in the south thought to accomplish both by giving southern black men a ballot. these political shifts, she reasons that this was the optimal time to push for the enfranchisement of all

but senator bernie sanders, the self—declared social democrat from vermont, still has the edge in westerndelegate haul, still could carry him through. we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we're taking on the political establishment. cheering. but we are going to win, because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement which is the best positioned to defeat trump. but many establishment democratic figures do not agree. they feeljoe biden has more hope of beating president trump at the polls in november than the revolution bernie sanders is promising. after the former vice—president's resounding win in south carolina, fellow moderates threw in the towel and threw their support behind him. even billionaire mike bloomberg's cash cannon couldn't land the blows that some thought it would. the former new york mayor is reported to have spent more than $500 million on his campaign. he must be wondering now if that was money well spent. as the results continue to come in, this is now looking more and more like a two—horse race. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. barbar

candidate thought she was the one to beat dollars from bernie sanders still calling himself a democratic socialism exactly democratic socialists in the u.s. in a very different way than a very different era exactly a very different way something that younger voters are actually very much a very much appeal they appeal to that they don't have the same association with socialism that older generations in america america do now are seeing again an establishment democratic moderate former vice president with the blessing of barack obama of wildly popular president trying to make the case i'm the guy to beat dallas trump and bernie sanders saying hey i was you try this already here i am again let me have a shot and that's we're really seeing this battle at the democratic party of which way do we go to try to take down this president because democratic voters across the spectrum are saying our number one priority is to make sure donald trump is a one term president well we'll be watching still a lot of suspense in this primary no absolutely the democrats william thank you very much william good crop the

of the social democrats with their ideas of liberalism or especially hated the communists were agitating from the left the d.m.v. p. and increasingly the nazi party from the right. they called for parliament and political parties to be abolished. thing but i don't think i've done. everything right you but i know. that. i'm. going to be i'm. today the f.d.a. is trying to claim the mantle of savior. they see the government and other political parties as enemies of the people. the i part time traditional political parties are trapped in their multicultural republican make tricks and musty outdated cowardly good even trying to debug this concept of invaded. dear friends the chancellor wants to create a fait accompli before she resigns david in both she wants to make the great replacement irreversible don't ask me what her motives are for some reason she has something against the german people and have the address skiing the starter for. this i want to create a different country a country without immigrant families a country without a liberal culture and a cosmopolitan a globalised economy th

the job guarantee gets talked about as if it is a social democratic, fluffy thing, but providing everyonelegally enforceable right to a job means that government spending rises when it needs to and we don't have a crisis where suddenly millions of people are out of work and that is causing collapsing tax revenues across the board, mass unemployment, and people losing their health care at the same time. you like to see from the current package that would make you feel this is enough to stabilize the economy? is being discussed right now is essentially making emergency patchwork medicare for all system. quoted talkings about recently, that you would still be on your employer's payroll, still get your full salary, and you have access to employer-provided health care. it is in fact disconnecting our health care subsidies from employers. they are still technically employed but effectively, we are providing them health insurance while they are unemployed. far tooy are doing, late, is designing a every version of medicare for all right now where health care is disconnected from being employed an

but joe biden himself has said that bernie sanders is a social democrat, which is what they have in europe. they have health care in europe. >> harris: meanwhile, with his front runner status and doubt following super tuesday, senator bernie sanders is turning his attention toward resurgent joe biden. let's take a peek at that and we will come out and get your reaction. >> joe was running a campaign which is obviously heavily supported by the corporate establishment. does anyone seriously believe that a president backed by the corporate world is going to bring about the changes in this country that working families and the middle class and lower income people desperately need? >> harris: the former vice president heading back. let's watch. >> bernie, you got beaten by overwhelming support i have from african-american communities, burning. you got beaten because of some don't like women, bernie >> harris: nomiki? >> he has among the people in the ground, multigenerational, multiracial movement. those under 50. that's his future of the party. >> harris: excuse me, i want to get this end. whe

whether it was the left that was dependent on the soviet union or whether there was a social democratic left the only people who were allowed to build mosques build schools teach their own cadres were the religious works and you bring millions into the cities and shantytowns concentrate them made them easy to mobilize and allow the closure to be the only one who's active and then people are surprised that the revolution was won by the clergy. during the 1970 s. the shah renovated many of the country's mosques and greatly increase the number of qur'an schools as well he wanted to reassure the clergy that islam was fundamentally important to him that it was the very foundation of iranian society despite the orientation of his policies towards the west. through his public appearances and his annual pilgrimage to the city of mashad considered one of the 7 holy sites of shia islam he hoped to keep the clergy family on his side. and. he saw the legion as his last line of defense he saw religion as his most powerful stronghold within the country and that's where he made a massive miscalculatio

briefings with ministers and health officials repeating this is a collective challenge and now the social democratic prime minister is admitting the welfare state is under immense pressure. or so we cannot expect the same welfare society on the other side there will be changes for all of us the government is urging employers to prevent layoffs but despite the financial aid packages small businesses are closing and big companies firing people creating uncertainty about how much and for how long the welfare state is able to hold its aren't grip on the nation i'm worried that the world well 1st they will might be a risk because of the closing down of like everything for now the police continue patrolling the streets ready to fine people for getting too close to each other these. a challenging times in denmark seamy john bolton copenhagen. germany has some of the highest infection numbers and the world but if that's how they rate as much lower than its neighbors dominic kane and berlin looks at what the country is doing right taking all the precautions they can medics help administer tests for corona co

socialism right. there pretty much lumping all democrats together as socialists is this characterization fair i mean after all the only the only actual social would assume the race is bernie sanders democratic socialist. and the democratic party doesn't really seem to love him that much anyway so who did you mean is this help me understand what the pm was for this year right well i think the the rights of the republican party are prepared to run against socialism in the general election and when you talk to people have packed there's not really a clear consistent understanding of what that means and i think that's also the case with the democratic party except for bernie sanders who does have a clear message for what he means but if you have another nominee like joe biden is going to make the discussion about socialism is going to try and tara biden with that label and there's not going to be really a clear response because that's not at the same time biden is trying to get sanders supporters he will be if he wins the nomination but also not run as a socialist so they don't really i think know what to do