they're gonna vote for both from the social democrats and from the conservatives. and from the market liberal free democrats, so that the big winners really of this evening are the right way populace. and that is a warning to germany as a whole. there clearly is quite a potential for protest and for dissatisfaction in the population. ok, well you just told us about one of the sort of national lessons that can be drawn from this regional pool. are there any other i messages for the rest of germany or any other instances of what the significance is nationwide for these results? as i think it was clear that this regional election was fought on the basis of national policies on the problems with the inflation with energy prices, all the parties involved with pay little attention to regional issues. so the vote was clearly a vote also on the policies of chancellor schultz and his social democrats and of the coalition. that he is the governing with the, involving the green party and the market liberal, free democrats. and for that coalition of this verge, especially for t

so the vote was clearly a vote also on the policies of chancellor sholtes and his social democrats on of the coalition that he is governing with, involving the green party and the market liberal, free democrats. and for that coalition of this vert, especially for the social democrats and the greens, the virtual be a confirmation of their policies, they will see this as support for what they have been doing while their coalition partner, the free democrats, the market liberal, 3 democrats, i've been doing very badly in this region and might end up not being in parliament in this region. that's a lot of shots and the greens are really the winners of this regional election and will feel confirmed in their policies and germany as a whole. okay, i guess sometimes not all politics is local as the saying goes, political correspond. hantz. brandt. thanks so much for that. turning to sports now max fish tap and has grabbed his 2nd straight for me. the one title after winning the japanese grand tree. it was a dramatic race in poor weather conditions and included an incident that invoked memorie

although the pools indicate that the social democrats are likely to maintain a strong position in the parliament, we have to wait and see what happens with 2 key components in the political landscape. first of all, the domains of the moderate, a center, spotty, projected to become the 3rd largest political party in the country. and the far right of the wire, far white managers to make some significant gains. thou would upset the, the maneuvering that the social democrats are hoping forward to achieve in the near future to be able to form their own coalition. this isn't a letter that comes against the backdrop of an ever changing political landscape. you have one in the ukraine. you have the blowing of the 2 pipelines in the bought oxy, just or near the territory a waters of denmark, which has created great concern among the among the dean's particular when it comes to the rising energy prices and the living a course on many passing that it's about time to see a strong government that looks into those demands of the danish people. it's quite interesting that this time climate change is

how do you read the social democrats?ecause of immorality. as far as i remember, the reasons why the social democratic party was unable to do so in essence , and anti-semitic manifestations in its ranks are actually being tried, this is part of history, this was even it is related to relations with the kremlin, they change internally or externally, i believe that changes have taken place , and see, for example, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the bundestag, mikhail rot, one of the three who visited lviv very early, for example - lviv a-a and e -he is one of the three most important chairmen of the committees who put pressure on his own chancellor to deliver heavy weapons so that it was really real solidarity. after all, i remember, i know mikhail i remember very well those times when we were together in the social democratic party engaged in foreign policy and i was the only one who warned at the time . situations because, for example, the chairman of the bundestag faction, i am vinegar, he is a perfect d

there were social democrats and many others. debs joined the socialist party in 1901, a party formed with the merger of the social democratic party and socialist labor party. iran for president on this ticket 5 times, in 1912 received 900,000 votes, fully 6% of the total vote. in 1920 won 3.4% of the vote though he was in jail for sedition at the time. the socialist party was adamantly opposed to american participation and debs spoke out in favor of resisting the draft. sentenced to 10 years president lauren harding commuted the sentence to time served after debs served nearly 3 years in jail. after the collapse of bizarre regime in russia and subsequent takeover by the bolsheviks along with this country's entry into world war i the united states experienced the first of two twentieth century red scares. there are reasons for these scares, there were numerous attempts to bomb people and property, the washington house of woodrow wilson's -- was badly damaged by a bomb in june although palmer himself was not seriously hurt. in sep

socialism and all its many forms from the democratic socialism opposed regard to britain and to the unspeakable horrors of cambodia, to that weird combination of the communist monarchy and north korea means not only economic power to the people, but economic power to fiduciaries for the people. the same people who exercise political power. as lord act and famously noted, power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. that is why in capitals countries the rich become powerful and socialist ones the powerful become rich. socialist economy is expected to work for the common interest not one's own interest. that is not easy to accomplish. for self interest is in the living universe of force as all pervasive and -- as gravity is in the physical one. by having the means of production in the hands of individuals and corporations, capitalism both disperses power and takes advantage of self interest. in other words, capitalism swims downstream. for socialism to work, it has to somehow negate self interest. it has to swim upstream. to use the analogy of gravity again, we can negate gravity. that

paul suggest that the social democrats are likely to remain the most popular party. but the irony is that for the left leaning as the to stay in power, it may need support from the white. fredrickson face is a growing backlash overhead decision to slaughter. all of the countries formed mink in 2020 over fears. the could spread a mutated variant of the crew and a virus. the prime minister survived a parliamentary investigation but was forced to call a snap election when her men are lie. the social liberal party threatened to walk out of the coalition. the criticism from the so called mnc commission was so heavy that it was impossible not to take a consequence of that. but besides that, the whole history of deadman has been coalitions between classes we have created this will 1st aid together. so the idea of having a one party goldman like in all the country we don't. cooper ourself to is not right for the far right. this is the moment they've been waiting for. they say, if elected, they would push for heart anticipation policies big or my, you to of, through the we wi

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

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

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

but they like lula even less, because of his social democratic policies.they'll stand is not so clear. also unclear is the nature of the military, the police, the various branches of the police. they tend to be quite supportive of bolsonaro. the military is split. there's been a heavy military component in his government, unprecedented, in fact -- but other elements of the top military command have been ambiguous about their status. so that's naturally a reason for concern. bolsonaro has said openly and clearly that -- basically following trump's line, probably with trump's advisers at his elbow, saying that either he will win the election, or the election was fraudulent, that he won't accept it. in fact, he called all of the ambassadors to a special meeting to tell them that, which shocked the diplomatic community and did lead to negative responses. whether he'll keep to that or not, nobody really knows. so there is a kind of background tension in the atmospherere. but i should say that from the little that we can see on the streets, in the community, it

operating under _ too many social democrats operating under conservative cover, and that the party— state and local taxes, any question— small state and local taxes, any question really is, what is going to stand _ question really is, what is going to stand for? — question really is, what is going to stand for? the question really is, what is going to stand for? ,, ._ question really is, what is going to stand for? ,, ., , question really is, what is going to stand for? ,, ._ ., , ., , stand for? the sunday telegraph has the headline. — stand for? the sunday telegraph has the headline, hunt _ stand for? the sunday telegraph has the headline, hunt delays _ stand for? the sunday telegraph has the headline, hunt delays 1p - the headline, hunt delays 1p tax—cut. kate, he is going to have to take some tough decisions, he said that. he may become unpopular, but it does look like it is going to be necessary. could that in any way save the tory party? i be necessary. could that in any way save the tory party?— save the tory party? i don't see how. because — save the tory party? i don't see

well, thank you so very much for your time. european parliament member just be to social democrats in it's you, they're speaking to us from brussels. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. hundreds of syrian refugees have returned home from lebanon under a repatriation scheme that the government had posted during the pandemic. liberties authorities say it's voluntary, but rights groups are concerned that refugees may be pressured to return to the war torn country. new video has emerged showing the lead up to china's a former leader being escorted from the communist party congress, who jin towel was seated next to president. judging, paying on saturday before being led away. the move her stoked speculation that mister who was upset that some allies had been stripped of power. china's ambassador to south korea says that the 79 year old was tired and taking a break. britton's new prime minister richie soon ok has appointed his cabinet to jeremy hunt remains as finance minister, promising to fix the you case economic c

the state, but on the other hand, he is still an influential politician in the ranks of the social democratsitted his personal mistakes in relation to the construction of the nord stream-2 in relation to russia, and thus did not come empty-handed, and we really heard statements about support and about the weapons that we really need , the necessary air defense is finished, that's why poland two weeks ago, the pair became the first an influential international organization that recognized russia as a terrorist state and is actually not in a hurry but such an important chain reaction continues, let us now briefly remind you that this title will be given to the russian federation when all countries will stand with ukraine in the same row, well, first of all, this is such a positional image story because, well, really, when national parliaments representing civilized societies and states recognize the terrorist actions of the russian federation, these are signals and messages not only to russia, but also to russian society, which is isolated as much as possible now, but also for its own citizens

malik social democrats, i think a different but i accept things are different. i accept things are different. folks love to conclude with the u.s. what is your take on the u.s.ec economy? and the role of the state in the u.s. >> on the one hand statistics two weeks ago from 100 companies with market capitalization, 60 are from the united states in zero from germany today. it's different than it was ten years ago. this is amazing. you attract a lot of intelligent people all over the road. this is a good thing. the bad thing you have this a big problem across the problem you have too much regulation. i'm not a donald trump fan to be honest. for example you reduce taxes this wasn't good. also other entities some bad things against free trade. i think i'm not a fan of biden it is what i think america needs. i don't know who it is. i think this'll be a great thing. i move from germany to the united states. >> has written 26 books. the most recent is the power of capitalism. a journey through recent history across fivee continents. thank you for joining us on c-span's

paul suggest that the social democrats on likely to remain the most popular party. but the irony is that for the left leaning sd to stay in power, it may need support from the white frederickson faces a growing backlash overhead decision to slaughter. all of the countries formed mink in 2020 over fears. the could spread the mutated variant of the crew in a virus. the prime minister survived a parliamentary investigation but was forced to call a snap election when her main ally, the social liberal party, threatened to walk out of the coalition. the criticism from the so called big commission was so heavy that it was impossible not to take a consequence of that. but besides that, the whole history of deadman has been coalitions between passes we have created this will 1st aid together. so the idea of having a one party goldman like in all the country, if you don't cooper ourself to is not right for the far white. this is the moment they've been waiting for. they say, if elected, they would push for heart anticipation policies big or my eager to of through that we will

they put for the dilution of neo liberalism or damage in the vast abandon the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of awe with the decline of social democracy in taxation to redistribute wealth and thus reducing qualities was gradually fighting ah, in 2005 europeans were asked to vote, a common european constitution voted buck balance, and france rejected it. ah ah ah ah, ah, but what is the people's vote was so just the movement of goods and capital bill, place of the treaty of lisbon was signed and the treating that was rejected by voters this, the damage, this would have consequences. but 19 the yellow vests i'm convinced that democracy wasn't really working ah, vote a new e u treaty that is inclusive and it does not distort the outcome of the vote. a new dish. and that also allows for referendums, no more invisible, appease. they should talk with the citizens, one term only, abolish the constitutional monarchy. the pests revived political debate from crisis to crisis. and say, politics became more and more clear in the financial crisis of 2009. my day was globalization without r

they fallen for the dilution of neoliberalism dom written thus abandoned the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of game awe. with the decline of social democracy. the idea of using taxation to redistribute wealth and thus reducing equality was gradually fading. in 2005 europeans were asked to vote on common european constitution vote is in denmark, the netherlands and france rejected it. ah, it is. but what is the people's vote would when the market is focused on the movement of goods and capital? barely 2 years later, the treaty of lisbon was signed a near copy of the treaty that was rejected by voters. this fudging of the democratic process would have consequences by 2019 the yellow vests were convinced that representative democracy wasn't really working. a vote on a new e u. treaty that is inclusive and most importantly does not distort the outcome of the vote. a new constitution that also allows for referendums, no more invisible nps, they should talk with the citizens. one term only abolished the constitutional monarchy. the yellow vests revived political debate from crisis

review process as the container port is classified as critical infrastructure. amber's mayor, a social democrat like all of sholtes, has campaigned for the sale to chinese shipping giant cost over more. let's bring in fog a try our he's the deputy general manager of the association of german chambers of industry and commerce. welcome back to the program. busy should this deal go through? yes, because germany is not only an internationalized economy with a great part of f d eyes in many countries abroad, including china. we are also dependent or in great need of receiving inbound investments, foreign direct investment. and when it comes to this project, it is at least our point of view. it's a minority stake, and it's not really an overwhelming investment with which could influence and shape may be infrastructure towards chinese regime and not in our and does not say that it won't believe in our hands, but for the clinics are pointing to that very fact. they're saying all right, it is a minority minority stig. it is a. busy small step, but one that could be expanded and then that could lead into

greens, such a steady drift towards political russophobia, which is demonstrated by the german social democrats. the leader of the dpg, the klingbay, is already writing that europe does not need russia, it must build its future without it, but a catch. from the rostrum of the bundestag, he informs the world that the russians have already lost everything, that putin's plans have failed. only it's not clear here. why, then, on monday , eu foreign ministers agreed on a new mission to train about 15,000 ukrainian soldiers here in the eu, one of the two pillars will be in germany by spring. we will prepare a full-fledged brigade of up to 5,000 soldiers. thus, we emphasize our readiness to constantly participate in the creation of a strong ukrainian armed forces hand in hand with our political partners there are strong and weak existential challenges that are now in front of germany and europe, as a rule, it is the weak who produce, and that's just where it will be lucky if strong figures appear in time. able to stop the destructive course of events to take responsibility before history. to do this,

mind but 93 years old now, we don't speak too much about politics but we have other topics and social democratspre-parties nothing different but i except they think different and i think different. >> let's conclude u with the u., inwhat is your take on the u.s. economy? the role of the state in the u.s. >> on the one hand two weeks ago with market capitalization, six are from the united states. it was different ten years ago so it's amazing you have google and amazon and you attract a lot of people all over the world. >> you have this large step, the problem and another the state to have too much regulation. if you reduce taxes, i think this was. on the other, there were bad things. against free trade for another from biden so one chapter in my book and what i think america needs, i don't know who it is i think this would be a great thing. i moved from germany to united tstates. >> he's been 26, the most recent is the power of capitalism, under recent history across five continents, thank you for joining us on cspan's to be. >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. ♪♪ >> if you are enjoying tv

big rama you 2 of 2, then we will never support a social democratic governments, the prime ministers, according to us, acted against the constitution and it's important that matter. frederickson doesn't continue as prime minister or this is denmark's king maker laws look. rasmussen is a former prime minister and his sentries party. the moderates is now projected to become denmark's 3rd largest party. but for now candidates from the right and the left are embracing nearly the same policies, thus further puzzling voters. half of them are yet to decide their choice. how should mad about our al jazeera copenhagen? not a few hours lebanon is going to be without. a president michelle owens mandate is said to end at midnight on monday, but he left his official residence a day early. so far parliament has failed to agree on his successor. r jacell is ali caution is in baba with more on his legacy. they were 6 critical years that saw lebanon nearly descend into a failed state resident michelle ounce tenure has come to an end. but his promising to continue the fight against corruption within wh

it also applies to the party socially in so in other words, that the social democratic party in france is in our feet. it is just as true of the spanish socialist workers, party awareness. it is also true of the italian communist, whoever you look on monday. at one point they fallen for the dilution of neoliberalism dom written thus abandoned the thinking of the social democrats and socialists of game awe with the decline of social democracy. the idea of using taxation to redistribute wealth and thus reduced in a qualities, was gradually fighting in 2005 europe. since we're asked to vote on a common european constitution, vote is in denmark, the netherlands and france rejected it. ah, it is. but what is the people's vote worth when the market is focused on the movement of goods and capital? barely 2 years later, the treaty of lisbon was signed a new copy of the treaty that was rejected by voters. this fudging of the democratic process would have consequences by 2019 the yellow vests. i'm convinced that representative democracy wasn't really working. mm vote on a new e u. treaty that is

well, thank you so very much for your time european parliament member and just we just social democrats, it's you, they're speaking to us from brussels. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. hundreds of syrian refugees have returned home from lebanon under a repatriation scheme that the government had forced. during the pandemic. lebanese authorities say it's voluntary, but rights groups are concerned that refugees may be pressured to return to the water country. a lack of clean water and a health system devastated by more than 10 years of war, a fueling a deadly cholera outbreak in syria. united nations says more than 24000 people across the country have contracted the highly contagious disease. with he is, he could spread across the middle east and you report from the u. n. world material . logical organisation shows that 3 named greenhouse gases hit record highs in the atmosphere last year. the report labels, agriculture is a major source of the greenhouse gases, nitrous oxide, and methane delegates from around the w

well, thank you so very much for your time. european parliament member does better social democrats in it's you, they're speaking to us from brussels. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. german chancellor shawls has been meeting french president, manuel marconi for talks in paris relations between the leaders of for the use to biggest economies are tense, amid disagreements over european defense, energy and trade policies. the talks come after a regular joint governmental meeting was postponed last week on duty when you hundreds of syrian refugees have returned home from lebanon. the under a repatriation scheme that the government had pause and that refugees may be pressured to return to the war torn country. and you report from the u. n. world meteorological organisation shows the 3 main greenhouse gases hit record highs and the atmosphere last year. the report labels agriculture as a major source of the greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide, and methane delegates from around the world are to meet for climate change talks

by chancellor, all of shots of the social democrats, the measure is targeted to help the country through an energy crisis energy from the power plants replacing gas deliveries from russia without creating a bigger reliance on coal. all right, let's take a look at this controversial matter with cassandra. sunk from detroit business. cassandra, tell us more on why the chancellor needed to put his foot dock. there was a big meeting this weekend. all 3 coalition partners were there to hash out some of these details. there was an agreement that some of the power plants had to stay open, but the stalemate was which ones and for how long. so the chancellor did put his foot down. he has told his cabinet ministers in a letter that the 3 remaining nuclear power plants will stay open and tell it to proposal together to allow the 3 remaining and power plants to stay open until april of 2023, to the political divisions bridge to your for the moment will keeping the plans open, solve the energy crisis, and no one thinks this is the silver bullet. chris and the chancellor himself acknowledged that he w

review process as the container port is classified as critical infrastructure. amber's mayor, a social democrat like all of sholtes, has campaigned for the sale to chinese shipping giant cost. well, for more, let's bring in for got dryer. he is the deputy general manager of the association of german chambers of industry and commerce. welcome back to the program for should this deal go through.

review process as the container port is classified as critical infrastructure. amber's mayor, a social democrat like all of sholtes, has campaigned for the sale to chinese shipping giant cost.

aristide attempting desperately to produce his social democratic policy for haiti, haiti, country which the first revolution in the americas, real revolution, first major revolution, it was strangled by the french. until the 1950's, haiti had to pay indemnity for the people who had freed themselves, for "the slaves." your air street was trying to drive a good -- mr. aristide was trying to drive a good policy. ariel henry, funded by the international public institute and national endowment for democracy in the united states. many of the actors who came into the anti-aristide movement were financed by the united states government. then eventually when people like ariel henry fashion himself as the neurosurgeon but in fact was a pawn of the united states government, the ngo -- haiti is a bastion of ngo's. he along with the obama administration to prevent the rise of minimum-wage. at the time port-au-prince said we should not raise the minimum wage because that essentially the unwashed will get money. then went into gangs. many of those gangs are in some ways the only organized force in hai

the committee of the agro-industrial complex of the national chamber of entrepreneurs from the social democrats nurlan aluisbaev, the head of the metropolitan branch of this party, it is obvious that in this list the figures are comparable to the estakaevs in their political no weight, and in sight. at the same time, it is no less obvious that we are talking about a fundamentally new political model, what it is, we will discuss with taisiya marmontova, professor of the higher school of social and human sciences of the international university, astana, how actively the election campaign is going on, we can already say how these elections will differ from habitual practice for kazakhstan. i can't say that the current electoral company has any big set of fundamental differences. ah, perhaps even some characteristic features, because the main part of the presidential elections that took place in kazakhstan were early, and here the current election campaign is no exception. well, probably, maybe from the very latest - this is, let's say, information stuffing, which, uh, was put forward against the c

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