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i would have to say the social democrats are in opposition. we have a coalition government of conservatives and greens, and they generally been credited with handling it. well, this decision to leave it until now on to such a high rate to introduce this lockdown. that is definitely bringing criticism from both health professionals and from the opposition parties. carrie, thank you very much for bringing us up to date there. that was journalist terry stiring in vienna and here's a look at a few other developments in the pandemic. south korea has announced it will tighten social distancing rules from thursday in the greater seoul area and parts of gang one province. amid a resurgence of infections, sweden is limiting public gatherings to 8 people following a surge in new cases. unlike most countries, sweden has avoided lockdowns relying on ball in terry measures. and starting thursday, new zealanders will have to wear masks on public transport in off land and on planes. nationwide. this follows several small breaks in auckland. things us preside

at the time the finance minister was hans i should of the center left social democrats he's the only former finance minister to agree to an interview he wasn't at the helm during the peak of comics deals but his term did cover the arrival of the banking association's letter. jobber you invites to my not side as finance minister i never heard anything about this topic during my time as finance minister if stuff recently though there was a letter which i later saw from the association of german banks to the finance ministry on a clerical level even though a matter stated clerical often there is a hold. at the time it seemed to be it was really technical tax issues and not anything that had to do with large revenues or revenue losses to the state and i know i know most of the stuff that's why it never got beyond that level oh you would use even then you know skookum. but that explanation implies a minister who was unaware of the goings on in his ministry to whom important information wasn't presented. is from the zip codes even it does that mean is that i find it very plausible that the

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austria's social democrats criticized the government lack -- lockdown today as lacking a clear concept. but there might be more signs of life outside then there were during the spring lockdown. this time, playgrounds and parks are staying open. the measures are set to last until december 6. brent: dominic team -- thiem was up agaisn -- against rafael nadal. the austrian, the season-ending tournament. it is another space verse that nasa hopes will become routine. astronauts going into orbit and a private spacecraft. this is a milestone that has been a decade in the making. >> it looks like a slow-motion dance in space but this linkup is happening at superspeed. the private company, space x and the u.s. government space agency, nasa worked together for a decade for this, back in 2011, nasa began partnering with private firms to continue is discontinued space shuttle program. -- its discontinued spatial program. letting her for a collies on board, she opens the hatch. among them is victor glover, the first effort american to work a full term on the space station. -- african-american to wo

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aker carr lauterbach's, he's a member of parliament for germany, social democrats, and he's also a public health expert. and this is what he told her. so mr. a lot about. you're also a medic. what's your assessment? will those measures be in hopes the measures will be enough? the measures we've talked about 3 weeks ago, work half as efficient as we expected them to work saw. we must do better this time . obviously, we've developed the most measures, you know, ways or to short fit the challenge. but we will see in a couple of weeks listening to tell us americans today in parliament, there was a tangible envy towards those states that have implemented a full lockdown and have that way managed to get infection rates down again. do you share that? don't share and fear as a matter of fact, the full lock on comes at a high price in the sink. what we have done, this is a circuit breaker shaft on the side of the lock on, but a shot on as a matter of fact, that is a measure that works reasonably and we are so far minister pandemic is a 2nd wave in my opinion appropriately. so i do not envy kant wa

i would have to say the social democrats are in opposition. we have a coalition government of conservatives and greens, and they generally been credited with handling it. well, this decision to leave it until now into such a high rate to introduce this lockdown. that is definitely bringing criticism from both health professionals and from opposition parties. carrie, thank you very much for bringing us up to date there. that was journalist carrie stiring in vienna. well, chancellor merkel has failed in her initial bid pushed through tougher coronavirus restrictions after meeting resistance from the leaders of germany. 16 states. new delhi cases here have started to plateau below 20000 a day in a country with over 80000000 people. but the numbers are still too high for contract tracing contact tracing. during a video summit, leaders insisted on more time to see if current shutdowns could turn the tide. germany is currently 2 weeks into a limited lockdown aimed at slowing the surge of school in the homburg. has learned to cope with a pandemic mas

he's a member of parliament for germany's social democrats. he's also a public health expert and epidemiologist. so mr. a lot about you're also a medic. what's your assessment? will those measures be enough? i hope the measures will be enough. the measures we're talking about 3 weeks ago, work half as efficient as we expected them to work. so must do better this time. obviously, we've developed the most measures, you know, ways are too short to fit the challenge. but we will see in a couple of weeks listening to tell us america today in parliament, there was a tangible envy towards those states that have implemented a full lockdown and have that way just to get infection rates down again. do you share that? don't share and fear as a matter of fact, the full lock on comes at a high price in the sink. what we have done, this is a circuit breaker shaft on the side of the lock on go to shut on as a matter of fact. and that is a measure that works reasonably, and we are so far, most of pandemic and the 2nd wave in my opinion appropriately. so i do

it's austria, social democrats, criticize the government's lockdown today as lacking a clear concept and are demanding strict measures for the period afterwards. but there might be more signs of life outside than there were during this spring's markdown. because this time, playgrounds and parks are staying open. the measures are set to last until december 6th. martin is news now in the premier match of the a.t.p. final. so far, so many team against the mighty are off, you know, adult and the match it lived up to its billing team has moved up to number 3 in the world and he won the 1st set in the tiebreaker. he likewise won the 2nd set tiebreaker to take the match. the austrian is now on track to make the semifinals in this, the season ending, turning so well, it is another space 1st that nasa hopes will soon become routine for astronauts have boarded the international space station after rocketing into orbit in a private spacecraft. the crew took their 27 hour flight on a capsule made by the u.s. company space x. . it's a milestone that's been a decade in the making. it looks like a

a working group from chancellor angela merkel's conservatives, and the social democrats wants, at least one woman on the board of any least of companies. with more than 3 board members, party leaders will make a decision on the proposal next week. well, it's been 75 years now since the nuremberg trials brought nazi leaders to justice in what's been called the birth of international law. 24 high ranking representatives of the nazi regime were indicted for war crimes in the southern german city of nuremberg. it was the 1st tribunals of its kind and the 1st time any of the country's leaders had stood before an international court. a year later guilty verdicts led to prison sentences and 12 death penalties. the trial paved the way for the creation of the international criminal court in the hague. and during commemorations on friday at nuremberg palace of justice where those trials took place. 75 years ago, german president in for size this significant. i think the nuremberg trials of the main war criminals were revolutionary and they didn't just make legal history. they made world history s

back into the factory is going up and the politicians are all cheering it on the greens the social democrats and the christian democrats to get the planning authority is under immense pressure and facts are being created on the ground so there's no way that mission will not be granted for a project of the scale it's absolutely unacceptable starting construction on smaller slices of the praja. under paragraph 8 a is making a mockery of our democratic rights and a. good moment at absolute truth they say they don't understand how a company that wants to save the world from carbon emissions can be prepared to cause serious damage to the environment. so the project is highly controversial in fact the whole topic of emo billet he divides opinion here in germany to some is on musk is a crusader a hero challenging german combat actress to trade in their combustion engines for batteries to others he's a false prophet brazenly leading the mobility sector down a dead end. tesla is the dumbest form of the mobility you could imagine. because a megalomaniac. stamp act of tesla on the image of the mobility

the social democrats, as i know, we all know that they are not eager to do that once they are asked to do so, is a, is the willingness of the thomas law and of c. minister of defense. she was even more outspoken, but same have to make a texan, it's not just that you say we are willing, so there is no political will. spring to me because i'm interested. we, we had to, joe biden said america must lead you to lead in what direction? i think joe biden wants to kind of reintegrate america into multilateral institutions. he wants to tackle global issues like climate change. his team also talks about picking up where the trump administration left off on china and working more with allies. so these are all topics which i think they'll be a lot of, you know, heads nodding in europe and here in berlin. support of that sort of agenda. my question about setting aside the tactics where i think president trump often inserted himself on necessarily into our allies politics and made it difficult for them to work with us. joe biden take a different approach. but americans still want to see results, and

and i think over 20 years there's been very solid progress towards being a more scandinavian social democratic scotland. and a deeper level, the panelist, the might have a point because given, if we accept that the prime minister blair's motivation for having a reconvening of the scots parliament was to stop in the pan. this was to stop the s.n.p. to kill the s.n.p. stone dead as one of his cabinet ministers put it as the ball is just and right to be a bit, a bit meth that, that hasn't succeeded. that was really a disaster in the sense and the fulfill tony blair's objectives for it. well, your remember, well, i center the conference were drawn from a summit. is. can a stone dead remark only 3 words? oh, of her of her i've always been of groundedness persuasion. i don't like great moment. i was always very clear as was my great colleague, neil mccormick, the professor of law at the university of edinburgh who wrote the constitution for a new scotland. i was always clear, we did taken steps, you can have a glade moment forward from nothing and then independent state owned. it isn't surprising at

the social democrats, i know, we all know that they are not eager to do is that what they are asked to do? so as a is the willingness of the thomas law and of c. minister of defense. she was even more outspoken, but seem to have to make a texan, it's not just that you say we are willing. so there is no political will to look, let's bring jamie because i mean, i'm interested. we, you, we heard the joe biden said america must lead lead in what direction? well, joe biden wants to kind of reintegrate america into multilateral institutions. he wants to tackle global issues like climate change. his team also talks about picking up where the trumpet, ministration left off on china and working more with allies. so these are all topics which i think they'll be a lot of, you know, heads nodding in europe and here in berlin. support of that sort of agenda. my question about setting aside the tactics where i think president trump often inserted himself unnecessarily into our allies politics and made it difficult for them to work with us. joe biden take a different approach, but americans still wan

the social democrats, i know, we all know that they are not eager to do that once they are asked to do so. there is the willingness of the thomas law and of c. minister of defense. she was even more outspoken. have to make a texan, it's not just that you save willing, so there is no political will. spring to me because i'm, i'm interested, we, you, we had the joe biden said america must lead you lead in one direction. well then joe biden is to reintegrate america into multilateral institutions. he wants to tackle global issues like climate change. his team also talks about picking up where the trumpet, ministration left off on china and working more with allies. so these are all topics which i think they'll be a lot of heads nodding in europe and here in berlin. support of that sort of agenda . my question about setting aside the tactics where i think president trump often inserted himself on necessarily into our allies politics and made it difficult for them to work with us. joe biden take a different approach, but americans still want to see results, and that's the unfortunate we had

i would have to say the social democrats are in opposition. we have a coalition government of conservatives and greens, and they generally been credited with handling it. well, this decision to leave it until now until such a high rate to introduce this lockdown. that is definitely bringing criticism from both health professionals and from the opposition. carrie, thank you very much for bringing us up to date there. that was journalist carrie stiring in vienna. or u.s. president elect joe biden has warned of fatal consequences over the trumpet ministrations continued refusal to coordinate with his transition team. on the pandemic. president trump has so far declined to be free to begin a formal administration handover process focusing instead on disputing his election loss. well, here's what biden had to say during a speech in delaware. more people may die. if we don't coordinate, the vaccine is important. a solution to your vaccinated. so how do we get the vaccine? how do we get over 300000000 americans vaccinated? what's the game plan? it's

back into the factory is going up and the politicians are all cheering it on the greens the social democrats and the christian democrats. the planning authority is under immense pressure and facts are being created on the ground so there's no way that mission will not be granted for a project of the scale it's absolutely unacceptable starting construction on smaller slices of the. under paragraph 8 a is making a mockery of our democratic rights in. food they say they don't understand how a company that wants to save the world from carbon emissions can be prepared to cause serious damage to the environment. so the project is highly controversial in fact the whole topic of emo billet he divides opinion here in germany to some is on musk is a crusader a hero challenging german combat actress to trade in their combustion engines for batteries to others he's a false prophet brazenly leading the mobility sector down a dead end. tesla is the dumbest form of the mobility you could imagine. because a megalomaniac. jam packed a tesla on the image of the mobility has been detrimental if not disastrous.

the social democrats? i know we all know that they are not eager to do that once they are asked to do so, is a, is the willingness of the thomas law and of c. minister of defense. she was even more outspoken, but seem to have to make a teflon. it's not just that you say we are willing, so there is no political will. spring to me because i'm interested. we. we had to, joe biden said, america must lead you read in what direction joe biden wants to kind of reintegrate america into multilateral institutions. he wants to tackle global issues like climate change. his team also talks about picking up where the trumpet, ministration left off on china and working more with allies. so these are all topics which i think they'll be a lot of, you know, heads nodding in europe and here in berlin and support of that sort of agenda. my question about setting aside the tactics where i think president trump often inserted himself on necessarily into our allies politics and made it difficult for them to work with us. joe bid

house minority leader kevin mccarthy says democrats viewed toward socialism. conservative democrats believe liberal democrats nearly cost their party the house and progressives are doubling down. >> defunding the police in order to fund other areas his people up up electric. it is not a budgetary shift, we've not made that shift and we need to make that shift. >> democrats won thousand 2018 partly because of pelosi's power flipping see in her room state of california but republicans reclaim the number of those seats in the golden state this year, that includes a victory by a korean american congresswoman elected. >> with my accident i still won. people when we stick to the issues and try to work for residents we will keep winning. >> it's not even 2021 yet. the gop gains means republicans already looking at the 2022 midterms of the chance to flip the house. >> they are looking forward to it. where we to take from all the house wins for the gop and what does it mean for alexandria ocasio cortez and the rest of the progressive squad? for that we bring and represe

is a member of the social democrats at the european parliament and chairs the trade commission at thesummarize, this is looking a lot like a mess. some important messaging around the timing and the time required to properly scrutinize any deal. maria tadeo for us in brussels. let's get an update on corporate stories this morning with a bloomberg business flash. hsbc shares surging today in the asian session amid growing optimism europe's biggest bank will resume paying dividends. tuesday, goldman sachs advised investors to buy shares, up 50% from a 25 year low at the end of september. fintech start-up stripe is chasing new funding that could double its violations. sources say the new round could proceed at more than $70 billion or as high as 100 billion. it competes with paypal and has benefited from the pandemic. dell and hp are both getting a boost from the pandemic. a report quarterly results that topped estimates, lifted by customers upgrading their computers to work from home. dell sales climbed to near the 3% over the three months with hp shipping a record 90 million pcs over th

she joined the social democratic party in 1909, gaining a reputation for plain speaking to successful reunification of the 2. geminis was always one of her key concerns. that's why i say we need to participate in whatever way we can get involved. you vote for, for i was aware from the outset that the moment she entered politics, greg, you know, would never let go. and politics would never let her go. she gave it her all and not just for self. for the people, she'd suddenly been granted responsibility for pretty, for unforeseen, the 2nd half of the book, i would have loved to have spent a few days with her as the person. i am now discussing ideas with my going 30 years after the fall of the bell in wall antonia in france. feel that differences between east and then western germany still linger there. not sure if germany has growing together or apart with sending them on a journey across eastern germany to find out visiting places where people are venting their dissatisfaction and disappointment. come on, let's have a song to sing fish there. so i haven't caught the 1st fish, but it wil

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her parrot. >> pelosi must grapple with internal divisions, house minority lever says democrats veered toward socialism. conservative democrats believe liberal democrats nearly cost o their party the house and progressives our doubling down. >> defunding the police in orde to fund other areas i think tha this is a budgetary shifts, and we have not made that shift he had. we need to make that shift parrot. >> democrats won the house in 2018 partly because of pelosi power flipping suites in her home state of california. the republicans declaimed a number of those in the golden state this year. that included a victory by a korean american congresswoman elect. >> with my, i killed one, and people actually come out when w stick to the issues, and we jus tried to work with residents an work for residents, i think we are going to keep winning parrot . >> it's not even 2021 yet, but gop gains means that republican are already looking toward the 2022 midterms and a chance to flip the house. >> they are looking forward to it they hope. chad, thank you. what are we to take from all th house wins for the gop, and

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socialism ever again. becausehile people think it doesn't matter, it does matter and we lost good members because of it. i don't think there's any question and in all livelihood some of the drcts that democrat lost using word socialism is probably not the -- prime idea for messaging. but i just point out that it not that socialism was the -- message or frim that democratic party decided to use in 2020, there were a handful of people in the democratic caucus who talk about democratic socialism on socialism policies and republicans i think were fairly effective at using those words to suggest that that was the overall objective of democrats in general. but, of course, it wasn't, and i think both the president, president-elect biden, and other democratic candidates were very clear thatde that small group of people within the party who were using that language did not speak for them and did not speak for the agenda of the party but you can't control what other people say. the one thing i know from 40 yearse in house politics is that -- these elections are won and lost at the district level and you haveon to look to die signal nik specific district. i appreciate it san burger she understands her

he did not see he was a communist at that point, he just said he was a social democrat. and that's true. and he was. so how did they work this out? i have no idea. and i tried to find out, and nobody knew. i know his family well, and they didn't know. they >> didn't know right. >> so, another member of our audience tonight asks, can you outline the nature of the information that klaus shared a new, and how exclusive was it? >> his first basically he first worked on the fusion, gaseous diffusion which takes the isotopes you want to use out of uranium, in order to have a chain reaction and a uranium bomb. that was the first thing. and a lot of the theory behind it, and when he came to the u.s. he worked out all the controls of the whole plant for the u.s., so you had this problem that problem that's what you do. and he was highly technical, basically and getting one of these things to work, and the size of a diffusion plant was a size of three football fields. and there were thousands of filters it had to go through, so that was one piece. and they had all that information

the social democrats, i know, we all know that they are not eager to do that. they are asked to do so as a is the willingness of the thomas law and of c. minister of defense. she was even more outspoken about same have to make a texan, it's not just that you say we are willing, so there is no political will. let us bring to me because i'm interested. we, we had the joe biden said america must lead lead in what direction? i think joe biden is, wants to kind of reintegrate america into multilateral institutions. he wants to tackle global issues like climate change. his team also talks about picking up where the trumpet ministration left off on china and working more with allies. so these are all topics which i think they'll be a lot of heads nodding in europe and here in berlin. support of that sort of agenda . my question about setting aside the tactics where i think president trump often inserted himself unnecessarily into our allies politics and made it difficult for them to work with us. joe biden take a different approach, but americans still want to see res

the parliaments as a part of when the green party formed, a government with the center left social democrats. in 1980, s., it looked like time was up for new, clear power. and the year 2000, the red green government decided to phase out nuclear power. and one beyond's, i'm glad we started a process of negotiation with the companies about the maximum lifespan of each plant, which until then had been unlimited. one day we wanted to limit them to enable a phased shutdown for and that meant that once all the existing reactors that had started operating in the seventy's and eighty's reached the end of their lifespan, nuclear phase out in germany would happen automatically, sometimes was at school or receive crowd support from the me, jad, from the general public isn't just that was yesterday's news. it needed to recapture the excitement of the key its then came the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term global warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in 1981. when i said what is that? and he explained what good warming was. he says that's why we can't rely on coal. as

change america for the worst, we are not going to let that happen, we are the firewall to socialism. >> democrats putting covid-19 front and center, the john ossoff campaign the treatment of everyday people and is handling of the pandemic. >> when we needed help the most he fought against the stimulus check and to put unemployment insurance. perdue needs to come out and john ossoff in. >> both sides plan to work overtime to get out the outcomes are looking for, with hundreds of thousands of doors across the state of georgia and spending millions on voter outreach efforts, nearly $50 million has been spent on the senate runoff races with an additional 200 plus million expected and folks in georgia have a little over a week to register to vote, the deadline is december 7 in early voting begins on december 14. jon: charles watson in atlanta. with the pandemic forcing tens of thousands of americans into unappointed each week, congress is facing pressure to pass a new coronavirus release bill, talk submitted a standstill for months but some relief might be attached to the government spending bill as a

there were a handful of people on the democratic caucus who talked about democratic socialism and socialist policies. the republicans were fairly words to using those suggest that was the overall objective of democrats in general. it wasn't and i think with the president elect biden and other democratic candidates were clear. that small group of people within the party using that language did not speak for them and do not speak for the agenda of the party. you can't control what other people say. the one thing i know from almost 40 years in-house politics is that these elections are won and lost at the district level. you have to look at the dynamics and at specific districts. i appreciate representative samberg. she understands her district. i don't know if she knows the details of what happened in the other districts or what variable or message it was that led to those seats. i would point out that the nature of those districts was very tenuous. in an election year we had a large turnout. it is not surprising we would lose really a handful out of those 31 seats. the democrats are going to

she joined the social democratic party in 1909, gaining a reputation for plain speaking to successful reunification of the 2. geminis was always one of her key concerns. this is actually, that's why i say we need to participate in whatever way we can get involved. you vote for, for i was aware from the outset that the moment she entered politics, greg, you know, would never let go. and politics would never let her go. she gave it her all and not just for self or for the people she'd suddenly been granted responsibility for . it's if i'm close to the same stuff. i would have loved to have spent a few days with her as the person. i am now discussing ideas with my searcy years after the fall of the berlin wall, antonia in france. feel that differences between eastern and western germany still linger there. not sure if germany has grown together or apart with sending them on a journey across eastern germany to find out visiting places where people are venting their dissatisfaction and disappointment. come on, let's have a song. i didn't finish just finish. cut off first. all right, no net

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a working group from chancellor merkel's conservatives, and the social democrats want at least one woman on the board of any listed company . with more than 3 board members. party leaders will make a decision on the proposal next week. we stay in germany where u.s. pressures on the country's controversial nord stream 2 gas pipeline with russia. they've been a constant under the trump administration. the german government has hoped that might change under president biden, but they might be disappointed. no matter who is at the helm, washington is determined to block the completion of construction work on the 2nd baltic sea pipeline. joe biden has code no extreme to a bad deal for europe. there are just 160 kilometers of the 1200 kilometer pipeline left to finish. near the danish island of bourne home, denmark says construction work can go ahead despite attempts by the united states government to block it. the u.s. is threatening to impose sanctions against all companies in contract is involved in the project. washington says north stream 2 will make parts of europe too dependent on russia

a working group from chancellor merkel's conservatives, and the social democrats want at least one woman on the board of any listed company . with more than 3 board members. party leaders will make a decision on the proposal next week. we stay in germany where u.s. pressures on the country's controversial north stream to gas pipeline with russia. they've been a constant under the trump administration. the german government has hoped that might change under president biden, but they might be disappointed. no matter who is at the helm, washington is determined to block the completion of construction work on the 2nd baltic sea pipeline. joe biden has code no extreme to a bad deal for europe. there are just 160 kilometers of the 1200 kilometer pipeline left to finish. near the danish island of bourne home, denmark says construction work can go ahead despite attempts by the united states government to block it. the u.s. is threatening to impose sanctions against all companies in contract is involved in the project. washington says north stream to make parts of europe too dependent on russian

it allows social democrats in milwaukee, for example, to galvanize support for it. it requires a constitutional amendment in wisconsin as well, a state constitutional amendment. part of the argument is that we are going to keep rates high. this is, again, made to ameliorate the existing dysfunction of the state level property tax, for example. the property tax, in theory, ought to be this sort of graduated sense. people who have more property should be paying more. but at this time, we see a radical transformation in notions of property and wealth. it's no longer about land and real estate, it's about intangible wealth. it's about stocks, it's about securities. and wisconsin, it's about mortgages to large farmers that have mortgages that are not being taxed. so the argument at the state level is a property tax, which may have functioned fine in a sort of pre-industrial and pre-capitalist world, was okay. now that we have this intangible wealth, our property taxes not getting to it. on the books it's opposed to, but in effect it's not. how do we counter that and come

it allows social democrats in milwaukee, for example, to galvanize support. it requires a constitutional amendment in wisconsin as well. part of the argument is we are going to keep rates high. this is meant to, in a sense, to ameliorate the existing dysfunction of the state level property tax, for example. so the property tax in theory ought to be this sort of graduated rate. people with more property should be paying more. but at this time, we are witnessing radical transformations in notions of property and wealth. it's not about my real estate, it's about intangible well. it's about stocks, securities. in wisconsin, it's about large farmers who have mortgages that are not being taxed. so the argument at the state level is, a property tax which may have function fanned in a pre-industrial pre-financial capitalist world was okay, now that we have all this intangible we'll, our property taxes not getting to it. on the books, it is supposed to, but in effect it is not. how do we counter that? we come up with another tax as a sort of counterbalance to that. it

the parliament's as a platform to win the green party formed a government with the center left social democrats in 1998, it looked like time was up when you clear power. and the year 2000, the red green government decided to phase out nuclear power when a time when 100 homes are in the lead. we started a process of negotiation with the companies about the maximum lifespan of each plant, which until then had been unlimited against one. we wanted to limit them to enable a phased shutdown for and that meant that once all the existing reactors that had started operating in the seventy's and eighty's reached the end of their lifespan, nuclear phase out in germany would happen automatically, was at school, or receive crowd support from the me, jad, from the general public is until the summer was yesterday's news. it needed to recapture the excitement of the it then came the chance of a comeback. the very 1st time i heard the term little warming was from a nuclear power industry executive in 1981. when i said what is that? and he explained what the warming was. he says that's why we can't rely on coal

it allows social democrats in milwaukee, for example, to gavelize support for it. it requires a constitutional amendment in wisconsin as well. and part of the argument is we're going to keep rates high and this is, again, meant to in a sense, get rid of the existing dysfunction of the state-level property tax, for example. the property tax ought to be a graduated sense. people who have more property should be paying mu. but we see a radical transformation about wealth. it's about stocks, it's about securities. in wisconsin, it's about mortgages to large farmers that have mortgage that is are not being taxed. so the argument at the state level is, our property tax, which may have functioned fine in a preindustrial, prefinancial capitalist world is okay. now that we have all of this intangible wealth, it's supposed to, on the books it's supposed to. but in effect it's not. how do we counter that? we come up with another tax as a counter balance to that and it's aimed at the elite. that's exactly how it's pushed through. does that -- the state story is very important.